Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Freezer]

Thanks for the info Dr. Stiffler, as that's much more clear.  Still intriguing, and I will still give it a try.  If I'm correct, if you take that signal from the ground connection, you aren't paying for that energy right?  It also worked with just touching the wire, so would that mean the signal is through the body in proximity to local electrical wiring.  Would make a great flashlight activated by touch, but I guess you would have to be near a source for it to work, which is still useful.

[Pirate88179]

Dr. Stiffler:

Thank you for your input on this.  Personally, I still see this as a viable way to "capture" heretofore unused energy in our systems.  I am still going to plunge ahead (mostly blindly) to see.  I see what you are saying about the earth ground but....and maybe a small but....with all of the power companies dumping everything they have into "ground" possibly we could see the same effect?  Thank you for your work in this most interesting area.  This is exactly the reason I, and many others, are here.

Bill

[DrStiffler]

Thanks for the info Dr. Stiffler, as that's much more clear.  Still intriguing, and I will still give it a try.  If I'm correct, if you take that signal from the ground connection, you aren't paying for that energy right?  It also worked with just touching the wire, so would that mean the signal is through the body in proximity to local electrical wiring.  Would make a great flashlight activated by touch, but I guess you would have to be near a source for it to work, which is still useful.

@Freezer
Well you are right in a way that the energy is not being paid for directly, but this is not a SEC type of system, rather an induce oscillation which is triggered by some electrical device generating noise to start and sustain the oscillation. It could be a photocopy machine, a drill or a mixer, so someone paid somewhere. The whole research project was to try shock and awe leading to SEC. It worked to well and caused to much trouble.

Maybe in a few months  I will do another video on how to build as some of the dust has settled.

[storre]

@Dr. Stiffler:

I'm curious if you've ever tried by build a stubblefield earth battery. How was it that you were able to excite this other coil by just touching? How was that initiating and sustaining the oscillations? I guess we have enough electrical energy in us to start that circuit?

Steve

[DrStiffler]

@Dr. Stiffler:

I'm curious if you've ever tried by build a stubblefield earth battery. How was it that you were able to excite this other coil by just touching? How was that initiating and sustaining the oscillations? I guess we have enough electrical energy in us to start that circuit?

Steve

@storre
Well yes and no on the experiments with earth batteries. Back when I was a tadpole in the 50's, a friend and I ran a mile and a half pair of telephone wire from my home to his so we could BS over the line with telephones. I obtained the wire and the phones from the local  telco as they kind of allowed me to tag along and observe and ask 1,000 questions. I had help on how to setup our private line, but it required a few 1.5V batts. I was also a hang out at the local railroad station as I was fascinated by the telegraphy and wanted to learn the code. My mentor at the RR got me in contact with an RR tech and he helped me with the current "Earth Assist Battery". At the time the two 1.5V batts I needed for my line were to expensive for my parents to buy. I did what I was told and built a so called "Earth Battery" which was a very inefficient battery of dissimilar metal windings placed in the wet soil. Did not take to long ("a season" to find my wire dissipated over time), now I had the problem of where and how to get new wire.

Long story short is that unless you encase and insulate the coils to remove chemical action, you have just an poor battery of two dissimilar metals with the earth providing the electrolyte.