Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[electricme]

@ ALL AUSTRALIANS

Sign against the CLIMATE CHANGE by signing this partition please, WHY? because of this http://www.moriah.com.au/textarchive/rudds-ets-down-but-not-out.htm .


If you want to do something to STOP Climate change in Australia, go to here http://barnabyjoyce.com.au/Newsroom/MediaReleases/tabid/74/articleType/ArticleView/articleId/986/ONLINE-PETITION.aspx#Comment6414 and sign this partition.

To those in other countries, why don't you approach your own members of paralament or senators who are against climate change, and get them to do the same.
Force them to take notice of your rights.

Thankyou

jim

[electricme]

                                 
@ all Americans against climate change.

I found this petition for you all here, don't just sit by and let it be steam rolled over the top of you all.

http://www.webcommentary.com/php/SignRepudForm.php

There may be others I don't know about.

jim

[electricme]

@tishatang,

I was looking through one of my electronic magazines and found a tuner designed for just low frequencies, most of the plates have not been included, there is just a single adjustable plate with 2 side plates, very interresting this, the article says to get access to the lower frequencies, the tuner is bigger than usual, if one wanted higher frequencies, then more plates are added together, the air gap being much smaller.

So my reasoning is, make a really big tuner, same principle as we see in the below photos.

jim

[electricme]

@all,
A few pages back I made reference to a concentric tuner, this is a air tuner device which appeared in the late 40s to late 50s in different multiband radios, and is a "fine" tuner. I present it here as someone someday might need the use of it.

As you can see there are several "concentric" rings, or cylinders, the top is slowly inserted into the bottom cylinders and so the frequencies change.
Adjustment is done via a nylon insulated screwdriver.

jim

[electricme]

@all,
Switching Hi Currents.

When this stubblefield research battery is up and running, I want to be able to "keep it in tune" by using a heavy duty wafer contact switch, which I have below.

This is going to have to wait until its working, but this circuit should explain it.

jim