Quote from: jeanna on February 03, 2010, 07:47:09 PM
@Gary,
The only load is the meter... or whatever load there is when the coil is connected to 25 feet of wire then another coil, with a meter in the middle reporting what is happening.

Yes, I just went back to reread John's posts.
He said to put a diode so that what goes out into the next coil/cap will not flush back.

Of course I am not sure if electrons are moving or if pos charge is flowing so I am always putting diodes in backwards, then removing them and putting them in backwards again.
(It is great to be very spatial but because of it I miss the details others get. And, especially in electronic circuits, because they are SOO linear. It is the reason I ask for the little details so much.)

I am deciding I have all of it right or close enough except for the impedance.
If I have 1.6mH and 1.7 ohm resistance, I do not have enough.
The thing is I do have something, and I should be able to at least prove the concept without building another coil. (#14)
Then I can scale it up.
(Kinda the way I did with the leds and the jtc.)

So, how to I add a load when nothing turns on?
Is a load some kind of magic item I have missed?
I admit I assumed a load would be ignored with too little happening.

Maybe what I could do is take my nongalvanic NS type coil and try adding caps and coils and diodes and caps and see if something happens.

thank you,

jeanna

Jeanna

Not having a load is enough to stop  the whole circuit

If you think about it  you are trying to make a circuit with more and more free flowing electrons........then asking all those  electrons to squeeze through  a volt meter..........the volt meter has been desigined to let as few as possible electrons through


Did you say that you bought a LOA floodlight?
If so......try connecting it  to a JT with reasonable power.
Do not  bother taking it apart.

If  it lights up a little with low power  it is a good general purpose load.
I am guessing it will not  do that......none of the newer ones I have will do that........they all stay off until the power is  higher .....then they come on at full power.


A light bulb can make a good general purpose load.
Even if  it is not lighting up at all it is  still conducting current a a specific resistance level........ 

Maybe someone more experienced can make  a suggestion on what kind  of light bulb ( or other load ) you might want to start  with.

gary

@Gary,
I got some of those low voltage christmas bulbs. I have not been able to light them with the spikes but maybe stubblefield primary will do it.
jeanna

John:

I, for one, am honored that you have joined us here.  I have great respect for your knowledge and what you have been able to accomplish with your work.  I also know that your successes have brought you a lot of BS as well.  That really should not happen here. 

If someone does not like the way you are sharing information with us, so be it, they don't have to read it.  I know that I, and many others reading this topic, welcome ANY information you have that you feel like sharing ANY way that YOU choose to do so. If they are expecting to be spoon fed, they are in the wrong place anyway.

So please remain here with us.  I am looking forward to learning from you.

Thank you,

Bill

Quote from: john_bedini on February 03, 2010, 07:31:49 PM
Resonanceman,
I'm not here for any reason, but I have learned a long time ago not to spoon feed people or they do not learn anything. That is what I said and nothing more. I have not given you any riddles it was just the best way to say it. You may have all the information I have on Stubblefield, no questions asked.
If you read into my comment that I'm going to speak in riddles your wrong, sorry for that. I don't know all the answers to this either. I'm also tired of all the BS about me and what I do. I have been real honest here about what I know concerning Stubblefield, but if you see otherwise I'm glad to go on my way.
John B

John

from my previous post

Quote

I do not  believe that anyone  but  John can say why he is here.

I will give him some space.   

I will let him answer as he sees fit without  further  comment on it.

I have said my peace........ I will not comment any more on this.

I believe  we have to work as a team if we are going to  find solutions to our energy problems fast enough.

I think it is  good  that you are here .......part of teamwork is accepting   people for who thay are.
I can do that ......I just felt I had to make  a point first


gary

Ok, the Stubbles are in the Field and the Earth is a Battery, and Induction Coils are Replicating!  =]

Mags