Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[lltfdaniel1]

Well lighting does hit the earth and well we all know metal conducts electric and since ions have an electric effect that gets electric as it has been proven regardless it does have effect on your two rods, when it's stormy you will know why..and yes you can pump electric into the earth because these earth energy receivers was used for telegrapth.

[jeanna]

Well said liftdaniel.

@freepow
I found the section I was referring to.

This is the drawing he posted and the one I used. It is almost his first post but where you could benefit from starting:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3500.msg198229#msg198229

This is pretty much where it ended.
He posted some very good clear pictures of his components and reported that he would not continue, so between these 2 places is what I am recommending.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3500.msg199221#msg199221

As I said I got 1.17v in each battery. I hope you can get more.

jeanna

[Cosmicfarmer]

Hi electricme, and pirate if I havn't said so already.

I'm just ratchetjawin' now but I'll edit this post and put a night time pic of EB.  Hee Hee fun in the garden with green wavy lines!!  What I am doing is a compromise between buying a new meter and not using the one I have.  I got a tiny 400w inverter and a battery I used on bedini projects and I'll just put the scope on a small table and put the inverter and batt on top and make a whole portible unit.

Even though the whole thing would be large, alot larger then the flukeoscope... it has CRT goodness.  Theres just something about a magnetically deflected electron beam that has traveled through a chamber just for it that appeals to my eyes, and black and white digitals just remind me of math class.  :-)  Maybe have a pocket sized vaccum tube and a circuit as a scope? hhaha ok I'm just fantasizing now... about alien technology... but we are the aliens....  its our technology we get to rediscover!


One thought about earth batteries I had is that if you take earth currents which could support the magnetosphere and run it through your loads to make it weaker, then your helping pole shift or magnetosphere destruction / change - whatever... but... Then I thought some more, and realized the current would take the wires and the load over the non stressed rocks any day so your doing the magnetosphere a FAVOR and allowing more coherent directed flow.

BTW rocks stressed with physical pressure just under breaking behave photoelectrically and also broadcast / absorb RF waves... earthquake prediction using this method gave weeks detection time and 80% reliability, however it could also give false positives or ignore real positives... ... Didnt I learn that here?  If you need the reference I can try to find it again.  When the rocks were sheared and made square, and pressure was applied uniformily, the rocks did not behave as I had stated before, so it must be pressure differences in rocks doing something.  :-D

Superconducting rocks.

Ok I'm going to go run out to my nighttime groundwave garden

Click Here!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5fM11GYh514

awesome movie - if you like wavy green lines

[freepow]

 :)Hello everyone,  I just put a 4 inch long copper tube in the ground and a 6 inch long - thick galv wire 3 feet away stuck in the ground and got a nice easy .8 to .9 volts DC at a max of .5 ma...
Not bad for free power, Imagine if you stuck a few hundred of these small EB's in the ground, you might end up with a considerable current !

If i wired up 1000 of these in my yard area, I may get .5 to 1 amp or more... permanently...

[freepow]

Can someone show me how to make a simple Earth battery (stubblefield) , One that has wire wound around it, one that gets at least 20 ma + ??