Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[jeanna]

Good morning everybody,

Wanna see some more pix?

Yes jim, thanks. The sun was in a really good place in the morning yesterday and I avoided high sun later on. Today the sun was up.
@Altrez... I am finding that if I set my camera to 2Mpx and stand away then seriously crop I can sometimes get such a good picture I don't even need to enhance. But the sun must be at a low angle, or there is too much glare.

OK my friends... here we go .

Today the volts are down a little.
The main wave is apparent at 125hz and the highest vibration I see today is um 2.27Mhz.

I wish someone else would join me in this excellent endeavor.
I am only one of us, and this plan will only work if we all take part.
And as close to daily as possible.
It takes very little time when the probes are in the same place as they must be, and the wires are ready for clips. Really it does.

Morning pictures from today.
Plain Cu+, Zn- probes about 9 feet apart.

jeanna

edit
here is a link to next door at the stubblefield bifilar thread. I think it might be better to keep these separate, but I cannot resist showing them to you.
I really think they are exciting.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=4455.msg194991#msg194991

I also just realized that I should be identifying these by the top number in the pic which is the resolution of the screen.
Maybe I will not change it though.

[Pirate88179]

@ Oscar:

With all due respect, if it is sitting on a table and not buried in the earth, in my opinion it would not be an EER.  If your sand pile was above the ground level, that too would be no different than sitting on your table.  I believe you have to be in the ground to intercept these waves and vibrations of various frequency.

Since no one, to my knowledge, really knows what is going on, anyone can feel free to disagree with me.  To move from galvanic to gaining some decent power, in all of my experiments my electrodes had to be buried and aligned properly in the earth.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

Jim:
I like your PVC idea.  As a matter of fact, think about this, if you lined the inside with one type of metal and the outside of the tube with a dissimilar metal and buried it in the earth, not only might you have an EER but it is also a capacitor.

There is a youtube video where a guy makes a huge capacitor out of a 5 gallon plastic bucket by lining the inside with foil and the outside with foil.  He charged it up with a Vandegraph and got some huge sparks out of it.  This is very similar to the film canister capacitors that have been posted on youtube as well.

This might be very interesting as not only is it creating a potential, but storing it as well.

Lots of stuff to explore here.

Bill

[Cap-Z-ro]

This am my wacky earth jacketed cap fell to .01 vdc and slowly climbed back up to .02...so I uprooted it.

Since it was buried in aerated potting soil I dumped that out and filled the ceramic pot with moist dirt from my basement/celler.

I found this piece of alum screen backed on one side with plactic...I wrapped that around the cap plastic facing outward, and taped it with that new painters green masking tape and planted it...tamped down the dirt all around and added water...and boy did it taste great!

That was my supper...just kidding.

I took the inside green garden wire end and connected it to the negative cap terminal...within an hour I metered it and got .18 vdc.

I took the positive meter probe off the cap and stuck it in the dirt a few inches from the cap and it read .13.

I think I'll have to consider that a while, and wait for another 'inspiration'.

Regards...

[IotaYodi]

Ive noticed quite a few people here having voltage drops. For about the past 2 or 3 weeks mine has dropped down between 60 and 65v. Normally it was in the 80 to 90,s. We have had a lot of rain the past month so I assume that's the reason. Anyone still getting 80,s or 90,s? If so is it dry?