Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[electricme]

@freepow,
Very nice graph,        now first question, how did you do it, I mean, make this graph? I ask as I don't know how to do it, and I know less and less the more I know, if that makes any sence.
I have found a free EKG program but still not loaded it into my PC and havent modified my (JAYCAR) 2 chanel scope which matches my sound cards input, I was feeling too crook the last two weeks to do anything.

So whats going on, well the safe answer is, all frequencies are involved, the trick is to narrow it back to the one that is the most likely one.

I didnt print it out, so I had better do that and get back in a little while.

BTW I came across this little gem of info just a little while ago, wow they were fast Tiny7  try this
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8198.msg205661

@all,
I couldnt help myself, had to get on the forum again at another location this time.

jim

[d3adp00l]

excel probably

[electricme]

@freepow

I want to say, that usually in afternoon it drops quickly.

This could be a KEY.
OK this theory (of mine) depends on the orentation of your aerial antenna.

As we know the earth rotates in an easterly direction, so if your antenna poles (supports) are east and west, then as the earth revolves the antenna, the antenna intercepts the cosmic rays (mostly from the sun) at noon or midday it will have most cosmic rays presented to it.
At 6 pm or 6 am, the ends of the antenna is presented end on to the sun, so less cosmic ray energy makes contact.
As the earth rotates a bit more, more energy is presented from other fainter outside sources

If the antenna was facing North to south, I think you would get more cosmic ray energy to play with.

An hour ago I printed out your chart, now I carnt find it, hmmmmm
jim

[jeanna]

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:)Me again !
Also I strung up a 90 foot long wire outside for an antenna, its about 6-7 feet off the ground, also a nice galv-iron pipe in the ground for a good ground connection, I have the antenna comming inside also the ground pipe connected seperatly comming inside also...
I connected the antenna to the (+) input of a simple joule thief, then the ground pipe connection to the
(-) input of the simple joule thief, and to my surprise I am getting just over
3 volts AC, just over 2.5 volts DC, and only 3.14 ma. Its free power but not sure how to raise the current higher so I can light a LED !   Any ideas would be appreciated, thanks !
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Freepow

I made a copy of your first description of this.

Are you able to make a drawing and post it so I can see the antenna part as well as the joule thief part and how and where they connect to each other?

I am confused by your description especially which end comes inside , so... I dunno, you may have discovered something here and I hope you can make us a picture.

thank you,

jeanna

[freepow]

 :)Hello, this is how the antenna (+), also seperate ground connection (-)

If I connect this to a multi meter the maximum i get is during afternoon at 6 volts (AC) No volts (DC)
and .2 (ma)

If I connect this into a simple joule thief circuit, meaning instead of joule thief powered by 1-AA, the joule thief is powered by this antenna at the (+) and ground connection to the (-) and i get about 3.8 volts (AC) and 3.2 volts (DC) and a better current of 3.4 (ma), It seems to have amplified my current ! but dropped the AC-volts and I now have DC-volts too !

Almost forgot to say, Hope no one thinks silly  :-[of me, but I have made the graph and picture of antenna from just the simple paint program on my computer