@ Protomom,
Good work on your stubblefield project, don't worry about not knowing it all at once, as you will follow your own instincts and this will reveal more secrets we all have missed.
Keep those results coming.

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To discharge a capacitor you can make up a couple of "tools" that can do this in a safe manner.

Method 1
Look at the caps voltage rating, for instance if it is 16v, then grab a couple of 12v festoon trailer light globes, solder them in series together, then take 2 separate wires, solder one wire to one of the ends, solder the other wire to the other end of the other light globe.

Attach alligator clip to the free ends, put one clip onto one of the caps terminals, out the other clip on the other terminal, the bulb should light and discharge the cap. Leave it across the cap after the bulb goes out for at least a minute, as residual voltage within can recharge the cap by itself.

Don't short out supercaps or even the ordinary electrolytics, they might not be able to take the huge discharge currents in a split second.
I have had the learning experience of an exploading cap (1000uf 16v), it does hurt when the flying can hits you, broke the skin also, so be careful with them.

Method 2
Get a 5 watt 20 ohm resistor and solder a wire to each end, etc etc.

You can put a small switch on one wire, so it can be left in circuit forever, just turn off the switch when using the cap, turn it on after all tests are over.
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Iron wire with Aluminium wire, should work OK, aluminium and copper not being Ferris in nature, you just need to insulate one or the other.
Neatness of windings is paramount, and difficult to achieve, a pain in the derry air..
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@all
Sorry to have been away, got some rather huge issues here I am dealing with.
1 "a" daughter discovered with cancer, had 1 opp and more to follow.
2 "a" wife in hospital with extream dizziness, cant even sit up.
3 Two flat tyres in 1 week, small screw in 1 tyre, nicked valve stem in the other one,
4 Brother flying out to another country today as I type this out and send, wont see him for at least 2 years.
5 very crappy Activ8 satellite service, 1 hour waits are normal, phone on hold, discovered all my uploads reflect 2/3rds of my downloads.
Speed knobbled from 500kb (should be 100megs as the advertisement says) to at times below 2k when you go over the plan.
This is lower then "good old dial up" should have stayed with the old provider lol.
6 F&P washing machine has a bearing seized on its shaft, I can wash clothes but no spin, so that's another thing to fix, hanging wet washing on the line feels cool on a hot day, so it's something OK lol..

No 1 takes all priory just now.
Have been burning the midnight oil looking up Rife machines, (gota build one) found a chap in Sydney who is willing to loan her one.

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Very interresting the last 2 pages on tubblefield stuff, as Jeanna said, wow, is correct, more KEYs here being "revealed" to get a protype working, must get back into making my Stubfield winding jig machine.

jim
   

Here is a discharge thingie.

jim

Hello ALL,

I came across this little gem of a patent and thought I would share.  It is dated 1984...

http://www.google.com/patents?id=XjcuAAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&source=gbs_overview_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q=&f=false

Cheers,

Bruce
http://energyfreedomreport.com

@jim

Hi , sorry to hear about your stroke of bad luck , all my best wishes ...

But the satellite i maybe able to help.

there has to be a way to see the signal strength , it usually needs 25 % to start receiving it will work but if it rains up north ( aussie other wise south for northern hemisphere) but the sun is bright at home it will not work, the signal need to be set the 95 % and up for reliability. Ok now look where the dish is aiming is there anything in front of it. I have seen wood electric pole swell in the heat of summer and the satellite started working 30 after dark.
so never assume is ok , make sure . Most of the winter install do not work in summer , because of the leaf grown since.

Other wise the right cable don't substitute rg59 for rg6.

Otherwise maybe sunspots at solstice .   

I hope this will help .

Mark

Joe,
Sorry that you did not understand my experiments as I was not interested in the coil stubblefield had. I was only interested in the transmission aspect of stubblefield. and yes I did know how the coil worked. I had all of borderlands research papers and much more. You also missed how the coil is really connected that he did not show in the patent, you read well. You also missed what the actual energy is or you would have it working by now. The most important thing is how it modulates "the magnetic currents of the Earth", power is not the problem here. The power comes from two points in the system and yes it does generate useable power to do things with, Use a galvanometer you might see something. normal meters are giving false readings. So yes I'm a poor soul as you say. The other thing the earth currents work with very high impedance coils and work well if you have the right metals.
So please do not sell me short, as I do not think that way of you. Nice to meet you too. I never understood what it is with you people with current meters as they do not apply to these systems at all. you can not measure radiant current that way, try an electroscope you would have better luck.
John B

Quote from: Localjoe on February 01, 2008, 08:38:52 PM
To all


I just got through reading bedini's whole page... even he didnt understand there were two seperate devices... amazing ... i feel like i deserve gold star..

On bedini's page it says

In addition to this bimetallic winding, there is a third winding: the "secondary". This third coil is insulated from the primary bimetallic coil, serving as a trigger device. Presumably, a stimulating impulse shock was introduced into the tertiary coil, after which the upwelling electrical ground response brought forth powerful currents in both iron and copper coils.....

This is completely wrong he  mis understood the patent .. because later he writes..

Furthermore, though the Stubblefield power receiver is wound like an induction coil, it produces a steady direct current output. This poses additional problems for the conventional engineer. Electrical induction only occurs with electrical alternations, oscillations, and impulses.


Poor guy answered his own questions... we provide the oscillations in the primary  and the power comes out the secondary ..... not visa versa.. what was he thinking..  That dis info must have made it to 20 other pages and people took that to be true without reading the patent... shame on him.

what he does bring up that is very important but not entirely true because we know Tesla and Stubblefield worked together at some point is

Stubblefield may have discovered the auto-magnifying voltage effect of electrostatic induction in coils before Tesla,  who later utilized the effect in his special electrostatic Transformers.

hence the real accounts of intense surges after a rain storm......