Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Pirate88179]

Here is another picture.  This is the LED circuit sitting on my kitchen table after being disconnected from the earth cell for about 15 minutes.  It is just running off the capacitor.  I did a test to see how long it would stay illuminated, and it was "on" for about 2 hours.  It was not this bright but did stay bright for about 45 minutes and then went down from there.

Bill

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What   is your  E-cell like?

I believe that   stubblefield  was working  with more than   galvanic  reactions .    I am looking for   similarity's  between   the earth  battery and   radiant energy  receivers  .


gary



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My Cell is just an earth cell using copper and zinc.

I can use a water cell (copper and zinc in a jar) and wire them in series then connect that to my earth cell and get a very good voltage readings.  what i can seem to get is amps. each cell wheather its an earth cell or water cell has much higher mamps readings.

its just magic seeing the voltage going through my earth cell. my rods are about 6 feet apart.

as an update i added caps to everything i could think of in many different configurations. still no useable mamps.

my next earth cell will be a 9 inch copper pipe buried about 3 feet deep. connected by a 18 gauge copper wire. i will keep you posted

[Pirate88179]

Well, I finally got outside and buried the larger of my two coils. Results as follows:

vdc: .83
mA: 39      (This number falls off quickly to about 32 mA.)
vac: 1.1

All in all, the numbers are a little better than when wet sitting on my kitchen table.  We will see what happens over the next few days. I will see if it will run the LED circuit, charge a few caps, etc.  Very nice weather here today although we had a 5.4 earthquake at 4:40 a.m. and a pretty good aftershock at about 10:15 a.m.

Bill

[jeanna]

we had a 5.4 earthquake at 4:40 a.m. and a pretty good aftershock at about 10:15 a.m.

Bill

woah an earthquake in Kentucky? That is a rare event isn't it?
5.4 is pretty big too??

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

Actually, the epicenter was in southern IL but it was recorded as 5.4 here.  Good sized quake.  Yes, pretty rare for this area, I believe this is the largest since sometime in the 60's.  (Largest one since I have lived here)  My cat did not  appreciate it at all.  I am doing some testing today in hopes that the quake shifted all of the telluric currents into my area for huge cell output.  Hey, it could happen...couldn't it? Ha ha.

Bill