Here is a re-post of a photo I took of one of my NS coils putting out 472 mA's.  That is almost (note I said almost) 1/2 amp of power.  Another shot of it putting out 1.9 volts on the ac scale.

Bill

I betcha the date would be sometime around the date of the youtube video regarding the working eb. I think the winter of 07. I remember Bill telling me sometime that it was very important that his eb was successful, because the fact that it worked charged HIM up to keep going, so it was early in localjoe's (this) thread.

Or find that first youtube video...

Maybe this helps.

jeanna

Thanks for your post Bill. That's nothing to scoff at. Do you have another meter as to measure both milliamps and volts simultaneously? I have the same meter from Sears. Love that store.
Dave

Thanks.  I now have 4 meters, the one from Sears, 2 really cheap ones from online ($8 ea.) to monitor my Bedini motor outputs.  (Way cheaper than gauges) and a really expensive Omega from my Dad.  Back when these photos were taken, I only had the Sears meter.  It has been a good meter so far but, thanks to the NS coil, I had blown 3 fuses on the amps side and they are very hard to find around here.  I was used to my small electrode set-up and had the meter on that range and then tested the coil and.....poof.  Oh well, it was (and still is) all part of the learning curve.  But, to answer your question, no, I have never used 2 meters at the same time.  I could now but I would have to wind another working coil.  Another project for the future.



Bill

Jerry, here is a pic of the pvc battery from Creative Science.  I hope it turns out okay.  Never know for sure until it posts.
I have started on two of these.  Just need to add the alum cans to it, and it should be ready for the electrolyte, whether that be bleach or what.
Good luck on making yours.  Be sure you get the right size pvc so that your beer/pop cans just fit inside.  I bought pipe that is too big and now have to figure out how I will fix that little problem.  Cannot solder alum...unless I buy that stuff they advertise on tv.  Cant remember the name of it, but it looks and acts like aluminum.