Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Pirate88179]

@ storre:

Interesting idea about the Hall switches.  I don't know enough about them to say if they might work or not.  To me, any idea might be a good one and worth looking into.

@ All:

My large coil is still "dead" but my electrodes are still putting out juice.  I think I am going to continue research on both types of devices at the same time.  I still see no evidence of any deterioration of the electrodes.  I wish I had a larger plot of land to experiment with placing cells of electrodes really far apart and trying them in series to see what happens.

Bill

[jeanna]

Bill,

What do you mean by totally dead.

Is it totally dry?

Is it shorted?

I think if dirt gets between 2 wires it can short them. My sweet little coil #3 that has strange properties, got shorted when it got dirt in the spaces, but got fixed when I brushed it clean.

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

That's a good question.  I will dig it up to check for a short.  I suspect that is the case after I used the
white vinegar on it several times, it probably got eaten up while it was putting out good numbers.  I tested it dry, and wet after a rain.  Dead.  I want to unwrap it from the cotton sock I covered it with to see what it looks like anyway.

If it is anything interesting, I will post a photo here.  Thanks.

Bill

[Pardon]

@ All:

My large coil is still "dead" but my electrodes are still putting out juice.  I think I am going to continue research on both types of devices at the same time.  I still see no evidence of any deterioration of the electrodes.  I wish I had a larger plot of land to experiment with placing cells of electrodes really far apart and trying them in series to see what happens.

Bill

The main thing i was interested in was getting my coils voltage up. so i built some earth cells to get the voltage to go up. that did not happen and i can't explane why.  in testing my cells i feel that when they are wired in series in earth the plus always shorts out to earth(earth ground). i hope that you see what i am trying to say here. each cell must be isolated from the next cell. so i now have mine in plastic jars with dirt tightly packed inside and wired in series. and i can light an led. it's been lit since last sunday. no load tests at 5.03 or so volts, but under a load(led attached) it tests at 2.46 volts
this was the only way i could get the voltage to go up.

the next change to these cells will be adding 2 more cells in plastic jars and 1 cell in earth the plus at one end and the minus at the other end for circuit connections and to see if the amps will be the same as just the earth cell. like i expect it to be.

also i still can not get a parallel circuit to add amps. so if any one can make this work please let me know how you do it.

[Pardon]

I found a new/old patent that i have not seen. the number is 7006a. it has some good information that may apply to the earth cells i have. i will try and post the link later. it says to build cells close by then add 1 more cell far from the first cells. the resistance of the far cell has to be higher by a couple of ohms when measured to the first set in series. and doing so will increase the tention of the circuit. also he used an accumulator (CAP) between the first half or set of cells.

the patent is from Emil Jahr in Berlin germany he received his pat in 1907. and its for telegraph