My Youtube name is the same as here: Pirate88179

Here is a link to my channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/Pirate88179

I have about 40 videos up and 99% of them deal with our experiments here on Overunity.com.

Bill

Thanks bill, I have subscribed to your channel.

Jerry

here is the HDCC model, it is pretty easy to make, you can decide how many layers and plates you need by testing the cap with a MFD meter.

Jerry

desktop cell update:

Well I left the copper/iron cell I built in my cubicle over the weekend. In returning to work I noticed that the iron wire was significantly rusted. I am talking real bad. So I placed the 9v alkaline cell back on and managed to 'react' off most of the rust. I now have a pile of rust particles at the bottom of the jar. This is very interesting because the amount of iron oxidation I observed would have certainly grown worse and penetrated the fibrous seperator 'in time' and created a direct continuity path the the copper anode.

So in an unloaded state, this will corrode significantly. BUT... the iron should stay real clean if the battery was operating in a state of discharge. I think I read a thread here that described the Stubblefield battery electrodes as being in excellent condition despite being underground for significant periods of time.

Obviously the switching mechanism of primary coil a critical design requirement to a battery that lives a long life.

I think I am about finished with my desktop observations of the cell I built. I think I will bury it just to see if I get any different electrical results. Exactly what orientation should this be placed in the ground? I have seen videos of people putting them in vertically. I also read a post that stated to put it in horizontally. If horizontal the way to go, should it be placed parallel to field lines. I visited the field line website and have data for my location. I have no idea what the actual terms refer to though or how to put them into practice. So instead,  I have been using simple copper - galvanized pipes to manually determine best orientation that makes highest voltage. The line typically created is more or less a slight southeast to northwest orientation (or slighty off from magnetic north-south). Any suggestions would be appreciated!

I have the parts for a full scale battery on hand. I will start building this week. It will generally be as long and of similar diameter to ones shown in the old picture (sitting in wooden box).

I have to state that these things do not work well in jars. So while I will test the big one I build in water, most testing will be conducted in the ground.

Jeanna, I see you mentioned a below ground - above ground scenerio. This is interesting because in my agricultural activities I did come accross what are termed as quantum agricultural broadcasters. I have seen pictures that have a device that operates below and above ground all contained within PVC piping. Part of it uses copper wire wound around a quartz crystal. All freaky to me but who knows, maybe they are onto something. These seem to be based of the work of a guy named Hugh Lovel. This is all fairly controversial stuff at least in the ag industry. The only reason I remain intersested in it is because Bedini made note of significant weed growth associated with his experiments. Perhaps a thorough read of what these agricultural people have discovered can be applied to what we are doing? I'll try looking into it.

What is the deal with Stubblefield reletive's following description of his EB operation?
"Each coilcell was placed within a mix of dampened rare earth and iron particles, that was laden with radio active pitchblende soil."

Rare earth as in the 25 or so elements in this category?
Mixed with Iron particles = creating a magnetic field around the battery?
Is this to say that in order for this design to work it needs the assistance of these other factors?

I do not know about any of you guys but I will not be burying radioactive stuff on my property. I would suppose we could get some rare earth ores, mix with iron shavings and throw in the battery hole.

Jerry,
I have to agree with Jenna.  Your battery system seems to be a good idea, but I think it would be best if you opened a new thread just for IT alone...just as THIS thread is about the N.Stubblefield Earth Battery.  I, too, will follow your thread if you open it. 
SOME of us, really like trying to find ways to make the NS EB actually work.  We WANT to use the directions as given to see if we can accomplish what Nathan did.  But sometimes other things come along, which we are also interested in, and we get side tracked.  That is okay as long as it is carried in its own thread, and does not clutter this one.  Please do not take this the wrong way....my words are probably not coming out the way they should.  I just ask that you consider opening a new thread.  Thank you.