Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[tishatang]

@MW383
I forgot to address the issue of wood.  Any natural substance will be OK here.  It is what NS used.  What we want to avoid anywhere is the kind of plastic that is used in in saran wrap.  There are a lot of plastics out there and some might be OK.  Maybe like the white cutting boards at Walmart?

The reason for this is that there is more going on here than we would normally think.  The patent works understanding the principles explained.  This is what he built his phone system around and this is what brought in investors.  But this does not account for all the great things he did after he became a recluse.  That is another level.  I think I know what happened and we don't want some building material to prevent going to the next level.  To go there, we are going to be thinking outside the box.

[electricme]

tishatang,

@electricme
I can only understand part of it.  Is it possible for you to show the 4 cycles and where the piston is in relation to movable disk/crank.  I find it difficult to visualize what the piston is doing.  I am happy for you.  I can feel your excitement.

Thank you,
The most important thing is to try to forget the bottom of the piston going around the rotating crank, as the crankshaft now no longer exists.
Visualise the piston, it now still goes up and down, but the conrod is no longer able to swing backwards or forwards, the Piston and conrod now travel directly UP or DOWN, as a single item, it cannot swing sideways as it used to.

To replace the crankshaft  function, a grove is machined into the disk that rotates.
To provide the up or down ward motion, the grove forces the piston to go up or down depending on the actual position of the grove is to the bottom of the piston shaft/ fixed Bar.

The bottom of the bar has a small stub axle, protruding out of the side of the square shaft, there is a small swivel iron piece that rotates around the shaft, this fits snugly inside the grove.

My drawing skills are not too good for this kind of thing, but I will do something about your suggestion and post this over on the new forum Bill made for me.

jim

[tishatang]

@electrime
OK, I got the concept.  Looks good!
When you post new drawings on other engine thread, show close up of endview of rod fitting with adapter in slot.  Since the end of the pin is open, I suggest a roller bearing between the adapter swivel and rod pin.  It will require less oil to function.  Also, the rollers shown as little circles will make it easier to see the moving parts.  However, in actual practice, the loading will be high at firing.  Nothing beats a bushing bearing for loading.  but, will required a good oil pressure supply.

Put a link here on this thread to your engine thread.

Congratulation!
Chris

[electricme]

@ALL

This is beyond weather you like OU or not, its bigger than Ben Hur, its bigger than the chapps who dont like you because you don't fit in, what could be bigger than all those? The freedom of your opinions.

It is 18 minutes past midnight here in Australia, I was just checking my email before retiring and found this in my email box, you guys in the USA had better look out for a bill or ACT that is trying to close down your access to the internet.

http://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2009/11/03/Senate-Bill-Would-Give-President-Obama-Authority-to-Pull-the-Plug-on-Your-Internet.aspx

Get on this and act now, our own country, Australia, seems to be trying the same thing.
In the middle of December this year they want to sign over soverenty too.


jim

[MW383]

Tishitang,

I understand what you are saying conceptually and merely need to perform some background reading into the mixed frequency subject.

You are absolutely correct in stating we need the system to be directly related / in tune with natural frequency. This natural frequency seems to have a general average value but varies as I understand it. For some time I have devised simple timing schemes via external devices but none of these schemes were in direct harmony with the natural frequencies and wouldn't be able to handle variations occurring. As I further understand things, the natural magnetic field we will be interacting with is extremely weak.

Your concept of battery / earth interaction deserves serious and scientific experimentation. My approach is to get constructional aspects of the 'battery' into proper form and to begin ground testing along the lines of which you propose. This will soon be challenging for me as my geographic location will soon be completely frozen. Contrary to the popular belief of global warming, my winters are becoming more severe in temperature and also from precipitation standpoint (snow). Last winter I had underground water lines on my farm freeze solid and they are at a depth of 48".  But hey, what do I know?, not only did Al Gore invent the internet he seems to have also invented global warming too so it seems. Anyway, temperatures were      negative 15F in very early December and stayed this way a long time thus narrowing my 2009 window for outdoor experiments considerably.

Still I would like to try to get some testing accomplished before being frozen out. I think testing via a reference design important. I see everyone has various sized cores, etc... so this will probably remain a variable. Perhaps other aspects can be universalized to some degree with various builders out there (me included). I am currently in process on building essentially an antique in the closest approximation possible to Stubblefield's. I am leaving my many design deviations for another prototype (also in process).

My induction based steam heat games will definitiely be employed this winter in an effort to minimize my LP gas consumption which is quite extreme (hundreds of gallons each winter) in my old farmhouse despite my insulation efforts. I'll be flying a small wind generator for the sole purpose of charging a 4x24V battery array w/ 120V inverter to supply the induction heater (only drawing 100-450 watts). So at least there will be some free heat this time around. There would also be ability to run critical house/farm electrical systems during power outages caused by Al's occasional ice storms.

Regards,

MW383