Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Michelinho]

Re:

Last year I was researching batteries and studied the ancient design which were proven inadequate.

They may have been very wrong as they were made in red clay then and red clay has a very high iron content. 

Even the Pyramid can be broken down to an energy power source. Strangely similar to the Stubblefield cell.

But that is another project,

Michel

[Pirate88179]

@ Michelinho:

Interesting point.  I used an old cotton t-shirt that had been washed and bleached many times.  I also used white cotton cord to insulate between the cu and the fe wires.  This appeared to have been bleached and not dyed, but I can't really say for sure. My iron core was also zinc coated that may have also altered the experiment in some ways.  I don't really think so but then again, I don't really know.

Bill

[Michelinho]

Re:

Strange enough, the iron used in the making of the red color is iron oxide (ferrous oxide) and we also find that in the Stubblefield cell after it is moisturized. Also possibly a requisite in many other project involving iron compounds. Pyramids, and other energy taps.

Take care,

Michel

[Michelinho]

To conclude,

A spit shined pyramid doesn't work.

I think that makes sense on the over the world research lack of success.

God made the brain in a mysterious way,

Michel

[Pirate88179]

The fe2O3 that I saw on my cell came from the oxidation of the iron wire, which I would expect after being exposed to moisture and then air.  As you postulated earlier, possibly this is the "conditioning" Stubblefield had mentioned many times.  Maybe we need a good layer on the iron parts to make them do what they are supposed to do.  This was a good insight on your part.  Again, I don't really know but it is possible that plays a part in all of this.

Bill