@ mramos:

Great shots!  You sure have the right equipment for measuring this stuff. One small correction on your post, I ran 45 minutes off the supercap, not 45 seconds.  Actually over an hour but the led was very, very dim by that point.  The charge time was about 10 minutes or so I believe. (on the earth cell)  I will be glad to "attempt" a drawing of my small circuit with the cap specs and led specs and the cell as well.  It will look like a drunken third grader drew it however.  I really must learn how to use these sketch programs better.  I will post it though. Your 60 Hz makes me wonder.  No scope here so I don't know what I have.  Sounds like Tesla's ac frequency for residential power though does it not?  We have read that the earth's freq. should very very low, like 4Hz to 15Hz I think it was. Thanks for posting your work for us.

@ Bruce:

Interesting.  I charged the one cell (using old 9 volt bat.) on the neg. electrode.  Now I will have to try doing that to the positive side. Hutchinson's crystal batteries are one-time charged with high frequency burst.  I wonder if we need that as well?  I was going to try to pump some amps down there but maybe just volts is better?  A lot of experimentation needed here I think.  Electric cows...? Really?  That's amazing. Your electron tube concept makes as much sense to me as anything else we are talking about.  I mean, why not? Anything is possible in my opinion.  I gave up trying to use reason when I saw electricity coming out of my little tree in the front yard.

@ Jeanna:

I was disappointed that my cell did not hold the charge from the 9 volt battery very long, and was slowly dropping but, according to my friend, it should not have held anything at all.  So, there is hope and a lot of experimentation to do for everyone I think.  Can you reach a water pipe to try Han's idea?  I need to make up about a 50 foot lead to do so...lots of resistance there.  My plumbing in my little apartment is about as far away from my cells in the garden as it can get.

@ cub3:

You have my sympathies trying to follow this on dial-up.  I just obtained dsl about 6 months ago and then discovered this forum, and youtube, and all sorts of things I had no idea existed even though I have been on the internet from its early beginings. I have ATT dsl here in Kentucky, USA for only $10/month USD.  That is exactly what I was paying for dial-up. I tweaked my software and made a few hardware changes and now I run dsl (light) 300kbps at 900kbps download speeds and sometimes a little faster.  What a difference. You might check into it in your area.  You can go to ATT .com and can check your number to see if it will work with dsl.

Bill

@mr amos
Thank you so much for going outside with a scope ive been wishing i had one this whole time.. The rusty iron bar i saw in your pic barley worked for me i was using 12" zinc skew/ carriage bolt  and a copper pipe.  Our amprege readings were from dead short not off of a resistor so i dotn know how accurate, but when i put the cap hooked to my leads and then the led directly off of it it does light constantly so thats where my ideas for a biger resivor so to say came from, the rate at which the cap is charged is pretty fast and the rate at which the micro tpu would draw from that might not be as fast as the cap recharging itself. Meaning it would have an indefanite supply.  My logic could be flawed but thats what i have so far.
                                                                                                                                 Joe

Localjoe, I am a trouble shooter by trade so if i was you, I would consider what I suggest before thinking I am just some idiot. There are plenty of designs posted here that have not been tried and I don't see you telling those who posted them that they shouldn't post things that haven't been tested already.

I was only trying to help and I in no way am here to get in a pissing match with anyone. If you would rather I didn't post in your thread then just say it and I will stop posting in your thread.

@ Bill,

Most apartment buildings have an outside tap. Use this. Failing this, the gas or water meters are connected to underground pipes. There are many places where you can tap into the system.

Hans

Its not that i mind you posting.. but all the other ideas here are from patents, previous experiments that worked, or our own replications.. if you had done that exp and told us what the results were. we could then compare it to ours and evaluate but i do not have time to just start guessing based on your frequency's theory... no offense the last post was harsh its just getting outa hand.