I have been following this topic with interest Bill...with consideration to the direction of spin of the earth, would it make a difference which direction your coils were wound ?

In other words, have you tried switching the east west direction of your coil to see if there was an improvement in current ?

Regards..

@ Cap-Z-ro:

That is an interesting question.  I have not tried to wind a coil in the other direction, and I don't know if anyone else has tried that either.  Actually, we may have accidentally done that.  In other words, I am not even sure which direction (now that I think about it) that I wound my coils.  As viewed from the top, I "think" it was clockwise.  Very possibly, some of the others wound theirs the other way.  This is a good idea though, wind two identical coils, same materials, winds, etc. and reverse the winding on one of them and compare.  Hey, now that you mention it, what would happen if these two reverse wound coils (opposite of each other) were then hooked together in series?  Would they cancel each other out?  Or, would they work in sync and multiply the output?

Thanks for this suggestion.

Bill

@ Bill

Wouldn't just swapping the north and south poles accomplish the same thing without having to wind a coil in the opposite direction ?

I see the earth as a huge coil rotating in a field, similar to a motor.

Hope I have been of some help.

NS was apparently 'the man' in his time...seeing a young Tesla pictured at one of his demonstrations is testiment to that.

Regards...

Hi all,

I am on slow motion now, saw my neuro surgeon and he told me surgery wont help my case. He's the sixth I see in 29 years and they all gave the same prognostic. I have to be very careful in what I do and how I do it if I want to keep the use of my left leg. It is still smaller than the right one and been like that since January.    Does look like 2 nerves were permanently damage.

The alternator is done. I made a new rotor for the Newman motor and working on a new commutator.

The big cell outside is holding at 0.010vdc even if the temp dips below freezing. The cell in the sump pump hole is probably shot as it shows 0.005vdc now. I'll wind another one as soon as I can. Both cells are wound CW.

My son-in-law brought me a scope, Tektronix 314, I'll take a few screen captures as soon as I go through the primer on how to use it. Looks easy enough but I need to familiarize myself with some calibration procedures and a few odd controls. I'll shop the Velleman portable scopes when he needs the Tektronix, they are cheap and good enough for what I do.

Take care,

Michel

Here's an interview with Bedini, and in some parts he talks about Stubblefields cell.  I believe the answer to Stubblefield's battery has  already been solved by Bedini.  I think the missing part of how his system works is in the motor, which is what Bedini extended upon, which provides the switch. "Radiant energy" "Kicks"

http://lackluster.gaia.com/blog/2008/4/april08_john_bedini_interview_-_sep07_timothy_thrapp_interview