Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[tishatang]

Jim
My, you are a brave one!  Running experiment to point of self destruct.  Hot oil is dangerous, especially when boiling.  Your boiling oil temp is probably around 240C to 300C?  Bubbles in oil would be breaking down of insulation in windings.  Transformer not designed for this high heat.  Oil will breakdown and change color.  For to reach such high temp in so short a time is impressive. 

Unfortunately, we have no data on power consumed.  That is why I recommended wattmeter setup.  If you have extra transformers to repeat experiment, at least put a one ohm resistor in series with primary.  That way you can measure voltage drop across the resistor and calculate amps using ohm's law.   That way we can approximate power consumed.  Maybe someone with knowledge of circuits and physics can approx power consumed by working backward?  Would the amount of power required to boil this quantity of oil in this amount of time plus light the bulb, be able to pass thru the diode without the diode burning up?  If the diode can in no way pass this amount of power to do this work, then we could suspect OU?

[electricme]

lltfdaniel1

We can get the Colloidal silver here, I bought a couple of bottles of it last year for myself, then a member of my family decided they needed it more than me ha ha.

Here is another one to add to the list of things in the get well cubbard.
MMS discovered by Jim Humble (no not me, another fella in USA in fact), a google search will turn him up for you.

Now, how about the Rife machine, another excellent invention.
Resonance of the red blood cell is different to a cancer cell, find out what resonance the cancer cell is, and whack it hard at the speed it dosent like, and viola, it dies, the red cell happily passes through the energy without a problem and the body cleans up the mess.
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Bill
Yesterday as I could not locate my good DMM, I decided to go into town today and saw a nice looking,,,,, DMM, excellent thing with this baby it will meassure temperature up to 1,400 degrees, has a clamp current sensor also, and can measure Hz (cycles). Not bad at all for a Automotive test instrument, $79 to boot. Q1585 from Dick Smith Electronics.

Well, I look at it this way, if I'm going to do the experiment, then I need the test instrument, besides with this units extra features will come in handy later on, expense justified.
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tishatang,
I have (3) watt hour meters, so I can run a parallel experiment, I am almost tempted to shell out for a light lux meter so I can meassure the light intensity of the 12v bulb while I run the experiment, this is going to take a while to setup though, got a lot of catching up to do here.
Don't worry, "the brave one" will be careful as always, the only bit of gear I really need is a good datalogger and this just has to wait, might have to build that piece one day.

I think mw383 might be able to do the figures for us.

I just had a thought, I would like to know what would occur, if I heated some oil in a closed container to a few degrees of its flash point, then inject freezing water into it, instant superheated steam, very interresting.

jim
 

[lltfdaniel1]

Well as far as i see it, it is just the silver so i just buy the normal colloidal silver.

Extremely good stuff it is.

[freepow]

  Hello I'm back now !

Has anyone been successful at getting 50 mA from a  1x EER (Earth battery) cell ?

[Pirate88179]

freepow:

Welcome back.  I got 460 mA's from my Stubblefield coil last year.  I am getting about 20-25 mA's from my carbon rods/magnesium block at this time.

Bill