Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

The only thing I can think of at the moment might be to find a "load" in the range that you suspect your output might really be.  Things like a small digital calculator or digital clock display or, I don't know....something rated to run at these volts/amps level.  I think Joe suggested something similar to this a log while back.  If you look around, there may be something you can use.

I don't know if this is any help or not but it might work.

Bill

[jeanna]

Better than look around, I should STOP AND ACTUALLY READ the resistor. 

I thought all those turquoise resistors in that pouch were the same. I just grabbed one without stopping to read it. Worse yet, I reported this without checking.

It is 100 not 300 ohms.

So, today, I went back outside and the volts were down to 27millivolts and amps 23uA with the resistor on.

I took it off and instantly the volts popped up to 107millivolts and were rising when I walked away.

I'm sorry if this causes any confusion.

I will look again on monday when I get back to it.

jeanna

[Michelinho]

Hi all,

I stuck a 3 feet long 5/16" threaded rod for the cell core stuck 2 feet in the ground near a tree in my backyard (it was just sitting on the ground before). Still with a 1kohm 1/8 watt resistor attached to 5 and 6 I now get 0.531vdc and 0.32ma. When I check between the core rod and 5Cu my digital unit shows 1.007vdc that drops to 0 when I try for current reading. The digital unit doesn't show any AC while a cheapo analog shows about the same as the DC potential.
I bought an old Simpson 270 series 4 analog multimeter off EBay and should be getting it early next week, I'll check for an AC signal then.
It's getting cold and wet so I may have to bring it back inside in a month or so.

Take care,

Michel

[lbnc392001]

hello, ive been following in joes stubblefield forum and just finished reading all of it, plan on reading this one next, found something i thought you all might find intresting to know at popular mechanics, follow this link if you get a chance http://www.popsci.com/scitech/article/2008-01/electricity-air hope to be experimenting soon.

[lbnc392001]

every1 taking a break or has every1 moved somewhere else?