Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[Pirate88179]

lltfdaniel1:


Actually, Stubblefield ended up seeding his garden later on with pitchblende, which is actually the ore that radium comes from.  This does not account for the success of his earth batteries in itself as when he went on tour (Philly, Washington, etc.) he did not seed those areas and his devices still worked just fine.

Bill

[jeanna]

Liftdaniel,

I read on energeticforum that Stubblefield used radium for his earth battery but to keep it open minded...it also produced ions...these ions influence your cell..he must of used the ion effect along with the obvious nuclear effect...but i find the old stuff is the best..books from 1900 to 1950.

I think that was a lie to discourage any real research on stubblefield.
I wish it would just stop being repeated.
It was a rumor and stated as that in the beginning.
There was never any real evidence except a divorce and a child who did not live to be adult..
Not very good evidence for radium, if you ask me.

It was an inductor which used the moving pulsing em field of the earth currents.
It was basically a joule thief with a secondary.
I have written about this on the stubblefield thread.
Inductors were commonly used back then as your reading has certainly already told you.

And on and on.

But not radium. That was just a rumor.

jeanna

[Pirate88179]

Jeanna:

That was no rumor.  His child died of radiation poising from eating, actually sucking (teething) on a potato slice from the garden.  I heard this from his son's own mouth. (Yes, the son in all of those photos)  He has a radio show and there are some good shows on the net where he talks about the experiments with his father. Also, when Murry State University was built on the old farm of Stubblefield's, they had to remove all of that stuff to make it safe for the students.

Bill

[jeanna]

Bill,
I am going to sleep now, but I would really like to hear those shows you mentioned.
I have never heard anything beyond that Firewire one. It has some interesting stuff, but no interview with the son.

Anytime you can get it I would like to have the link.

thanks,

jeanna.

[lltfdaniel1]

Smokey:

The JT circuit is simple...at least for the simple version which is all you need.  No cap on the JT, no secondary, just a bifilar winding on a 1" ferrite toroid and use a 1k resistor and a 2n3904 transistor.  There is a very good Instructables on how to make the simple one: http://www.instructables.com/id/Make-a-Joule-Thief/

That is what I used to make my first one.  26 ga. wire, wound bifilar and the components I mentioned above.  This will take a AA battery down to almost nothing.  I have many lights around my house running on "dead" batteries.

The supercap I mentioned will not be part of the JT circuit but will be wired in parallel with your EB.

Very easy to do and it is not the same as using an ic. (like the 555 timer)  It is way more efficient, and if you get into some of the advanced stuff being done on the JT topic, you can get up to 1,300 volts from a single "dead" AA battery.

Hope this helps.

Bil

Awesome..1,300v from a dead battery...and people say it converts amps into volts...that is alot of volts from a dead ''aa'' and is in the realms of awesome again ..must be some kind of overunity effect.