Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[lltfdaniel1]

Every little bit helps...you got to know you system.

[sm0ky2]

Saturday, 7/25/09  1:30 a.m.
Location: east/central Kansas

single-cell earth battery holding steady at 0.66v / 4 ma

really wish i had a scope so i could get a visual on it, but theres definately 3-phase carrier signal (120 degrees out of phase)
riding on top of the DC voltage.

reminds me of a 3x mono-frequency data transmission

[oscar]

Hello,
I have read Jeanna's statement that she sometimes "waters her earth batteries" and that due to that they perform better.

Then I have also read Pirate88179's statement that his EB works best when the soil is all baked dry.

I have a theory why both these observations are true and I made some experiments for verification.

I used
- a sheet of Copper (size irrelevant, I used ca A4)
- a sheet of Aluminum (size irrelevant, I used ca A4)
- an analog Volt meter
- a digital Volt meter for verification
- a heap of dry (non conducting) sand
- a slab of polished marble/stone (as used for a table top or a window sill)

My Aluminum sheet is anodized, as is all Aluminum sold. That means its surface consists of a matt layer of oxide. This surface is an insulator. At a tiny spot I scraped/sanded this "insulation" off to create a contact point for my Voltage measurements.

1) When I place the Cu and the Al sheet next to (or on top of) each other and put a Voltmeter to the contact point of the Al and the Cu sheet, the voltage reading is Zero.

2) If I stick/dig both sheets into the sand heap and measure again, I get a voltage reading (several hundred mV).
It seems to me that the obtained voltage is independent on the North-South or East-West orientation of the 2 metal sheets (but am not sure, my setup is too crude).

If I slowly pour water on the sand the sand heap "contracts" (gets denser). There a re no more cavities in it. This fact is significant for the explanation as to how and why.

The voltage rises with the sand getting denser. Mind you: the Al surface in contact with the sand is non-conductive, so the effect of the rising voltage is not due to galvanic reactions.

3) If I take my slab of polished stone and clamp one of the metal sheets against each side of the stone, so that the stone gets sandwiched in between the two metals, I get a voltage reading.
WTF !?

Summary
It seems to me that signals (call them field_strength_changes created by each metal due to its interaction with the earth magnetic field) emitted by the two metals can interact and create a voltage difference, IF the two signal sources (the two metals) are in contact. The kind of contact required needs a dense, hard medium (acting as a resonator).
The 'contact' required is not the usual galvanic contact.
The 'contact' required is more like the one which aids good sound transmission (shouting through air is not good sound transmission)

I hear you knockin'

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hello Oscar,

Thank you for the experiment results.

3) If I take my slab of polished stone and clamp one of the metal sheets against each side of the stone, so that the stone gets sandwiched in between the two metals, I get a voltage reading. WTF !?

Most likely you are picking up radon emanations from your rock slab. Get a sealed lead lined box and stick enough slabs with plates in it and you have a radon battery. I would keep the slab vented outside for safety.

http://www.nytimes.com/2008/07/24/garden/24granite.html

[Pirate88179]

@ All:

Abbarue posted this video link over on the Kapandze topic:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-4615804709108706714

It is Konstatine Meyl doing a very cool Tesla power transmission showing overunity.  He explains a lot of the Tesla theory behind this and I think it will be helpful here. (Jeanna, you will love this)  He shows you can have multiple passive receivers and they all get the same energy, yet the energy on the transmision side stays the same....really great stuff.

Bill