Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[jeanna]

Hi all,
I have a few more pix. I can;t understand why some are soo big and some are normal. I take them with the camera at the same resolution. I guess if I take a close up and do not crop it away it is enormous. Well, my apologies.

This additional NS coil on the south end of the C+,Zn- probes again way outperforms the plain Cu+.Zn- pair, which I posted just now next door on the dataloging thread.


jeanna

[Pirate88179]

Jeanna:

Wow, very nice!!  Just look at those jagged spikes and all of the uneven ups and downs.  Certainly not a normal waveform.  (at least not like the ones they show in my electronics books) Funny how some of these waves from the earth resemble a JT or Bedini circuit's waveform.  Excellent work Jeanna.

Bill

[jeanna]

Thank you Bill,

I'd love to see what your results would be.

I am not even using a secondary.
I just twisted one pair of ends together... the ones coming from the same end even. (I mean NOT like a JT)
That is connected to my zinc nail via a 5 foot wire, but only buried 6 inches away. I mention this because it might add to the effect having all that wire.

I measure at the usual place where there is a length of wire between the C rods and the Zn nail.

I bet it is even better in KY.
You have powerful earth currents there, and I would love to see this from your scope.
I hope you have time and a NS coil.

jeanna

[protonmom]

@Jeanna
I have no idea what those pics show, but they sure look nice!  I wish I had an oscilloscope and knew how to use it.  Will have to put that on my future "buy list".

@all newbies
If you have gotten this far without making any of the devices we have talked about, I commend you.  For me it was too hard to wait - I had to just jump in. I should have read it all first so that I could see if the devices worked or not.  When you see someone making something that looks promising - keep reading.  Maybe a few pages on there will be some post about how it failed.
I would like to make a couple suggestions:  Read ALL the forum.  Every word is important.  Not only this forum but also go read Joe's Stubblefield forum.  Again, read every word.  I had to read them twice and I still have not absorbed it all.  Also, if anyone is thinking about using old records to wind wire on to make a "pancake"...don't do it.  I have ruined too many records trying.  They are brittle and will break.  I figured if they break so easily in my hands, then once they are buried in the ground, they will also not stand up due to the pressure of the earth on top of them and to temperature changes.  I am going back to the standard NS EB wound on an iron core.  Maybe later I will find a new way of making pancakes because they did look like they might give very nice results.

[Pirate88179]

Jeanna:

I still have my original Stubblefield coil wound on the 12" iron spike.  This is the smaller one, I fried my larger one when I added some vinegar to the mix outside.....really great results for a while then....poof!  Nothing.

I am not clear on how you want me to hook it to my ERR.  Should I bury it and try series?  Or are you saying just add it to the circuit as a booster of sorts? (above ground)

Bill