Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[FatBird]

Resonancer,

Personally, I would never use #6 wire, as it is just too large, stiff, & expensive.  I recommend a smaller diameter, less expensive copper Magnet Wire.  Magnet Wire has an enameled coating for insulation & is used in all electric motors & generators.  My recommendation is to use something between #18 & #24 wire.

While I was reading this thread for the first time, it seems like almost everyone is getting more AC voltage than DC voltage.  So I am just wondering if some people's coils are TRYING to tap into the 100 KHz AC Aether, rather than plain Galvanic DC action.  That is why I posted my suggestions.


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[jeanna]

It have no power , no energy.
even if you will load an cap with some picofarads. . If is no power behind it.
i tested tis (as child) over 50 years ago....
Pese

Pese a few years ago, I loaded a cap and then discharged it over several minutes.
It was the resistor that made the charge come out slowly enough and allowed it to work in my case.

Bill loaded his capacitor up with his probes in the earth and the led lights for a really long time.
Bill used a supercap which has a bunch of something inside that acts like a resistor.

I have been loading 2 and soon 3 super caps in parallel on a NS coil type battery. 3 in series will light a led after they charge. And they only take a few moments to charge

This is all possible.

So, why do you say this?

jeanna

[jeanna]

more AC voltage than DC voltage.  So I am just wondering if some people's coils are TRYING to tap into the 100 KHz AC Aether, rather than plain Galvanic DC action.  That is why I posted my suggestions.[/color]

AARGH I hit tab instead of caps lock and lost my post. I will try again:

Last night before I turned off the lights I checked my little test cell that I did based on your suggestion.

It had been hooked up for many hours and all along there was no sign of ac voltage. but just at that last time,

I saw 0.1vac! It didn't last for long but it was there. earlier it was not there at all.

The only thing is that sometimes when I turn on my meter it shows something very briefly then that number goes away or down. I am not sure if I am seeing something real or something in the meter adjusting itself when it starts.

but maybe I saw vac.

jeanna

the resistor was 150 ohm
the cap saya 104 (which is 100.000 picoF which I think is .1uF)
these were in series with the meter.

[resonanceman]

Resonancer,

Personally, I would never use #6 wire, as it is just too large, stiff, & expensive.  I recommend a smaller diameter, less expensive copper Magnet Wire.  Magnet Wire has an enameled coating for insulation & is used in all electric motors & generators.  My recommendation is to use something between #18 & #24 wire.

While I was reading this thread for the first time, it seems like almost everyone is getting more AC voltage than DC voltage.  So I am just wondering if some people's coils are TRYING to tap into the 100 KHz AC Aether, rather than plain Galvanic DC action.  That is why I posted my suggestions.


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Fatbird

I kind of  like  the  #6 wire

It  fits with my gut  feeling about how all this stuff works



and  if I  go back to  thin wire   Andy  will start  throwing  strawberrys at me       




I am not  going to even guess  at  the  frequency that  these coils may  be tapping .......or  what it  is that they are tapping into ...........something   is clearly  going on .
I would  rather   explore it  and find out what it is  by  playing with it than  by sticking names  on it then wondering why it  doesn't  follow the rules that go with the names





gary 

[resonanceman]

Fatbird said
3. The larger the diameter (at Least 3" or 7 mm), the HIGHER the Voltage.


How sure  of this are  you?

I like the  idea  of  making a  bigger  diameter  coil and  getting  more  out of it .......but is it that easy?





Andy said
The description from what I have seen here is a vortex.Bifilars nature is to make vortices.

I don't know  much about   vortices  but  if my  coils stacked  on top of eachother  made a vortex  it would  explain  the  strange readings I got ........and it  would explain  why  I  got reading between  2 unconnected coils


I am planning on building  a coil or  2 this weekend
I want to stay with the  bifilar copper iron  combination
I would like  something  that  will interact  with my other 2 pancake coils.

other than that   I  am open to suggestions

Some of you  have much more knowledge    of  the aether and  vortexes

What  would  be the best way to go  to get more vortex power? .............if that is what I am getting.

gary