Quote from: Pirate88179 on January 07, 2008, 01:43:34 PM
I am considering wrapping the copper wire, where it is exposed, with electrical tape.  This would make it easier to clean once I dig it up again.  Had I used insulated wire, this would be the same in some repsects, right?  Anyone have any thoughts on this?  I did a continuity test on every point I could think of and my connections are all 100% between the wires, blocks, and spikes.

Bill

It certainly looks beautiful.
Since the Meyer? patent calls for uninsulated wire, I thought you should try it just as the dream told you without any suggestions from me.

But if it doesn't work, the first thing I (!) would change would be to rewrap it in insulated wire. Right now, you have copper, zinc and magnesium all touching each other. And lots of surface area of copper.

I'm looking forward to hearing what comes of this.

jeanna

I took some rough readings from my yard this time, to compare with tap water.

Distance between plates (1"x1") / Milliamps

Wet Soil - 0.81 volts

1/16" - 0.78mA
1"     - 0.29mA
2"     - 0.24mA
3"     - 0.21mA

Tap Water - 0.80 volts

1/32" - 1.43mA
1/16" - 1.21mA
1"     -  0.68mA
2"     -  0.51mA
3"     -  0.43mA

I didn't see any increase with polar alignment, or any orientation for that matter.  The soil reading for the most part were inconsistent, so I approximated as best I could.  I was surprised to see such an increase in mA with distance between the plates in the water cell.  I was thinking about putting some type of cloth between the plates and then put it in a clamp with some major pressure to see if I can get even more mA's.  I'm also thinking about some type of copper disc hooked up to a motor to spin it in water to increase mA's, if I can find out how to keep a connection while its spinning.

well thats an interesting wound um... thing.. definately not what i did! but hell i hope it produces one hell of a current!

my control? i had it connected to the amp meter before i inserted into the ground and got 12 to 187 Milivolt. however my amp meter is sensitive enough that it gets electricity in milivolts when you wave it wildly in the air! if the electrods are laid out on a table it does 12milivolt if you dangle it and let it move 100+ cool eh?

for the amps on ac its the same as dc theres only one amp reading and it works with both. er i think it does..... yea mine has one option for amps.

@ Artic Knight:

Thanks for your best wishes.  I know that this new design does not represent what you have been talking about.  This was just an idea that came to me in that strange region between sleep and being awake.  This will be the first time I have tied all of the mag. blocks and the zinc rods together.  The copper windings?  I have no idea what they might, or might not do.  There is only one way to find out, right?  I was thinking a little more on your theory.. If I take an "air coil" and run a magent through it, I generate an electrical current. (like the shake light flashlights)  Possibly an easy way to test your idea might simply be to use an air coil by itself and place it in the ground.  If oriented correctly, and, if your ideas are correct, we should see something yes?  At this point, I am inclined to give some weight to your ideas of the telluric currents.  Picture a copper coil burried in the ground at the proper alignement (of which I don't know what that would be for a coil) and being of decent size.  If this is placed such that the magnetic field passes through it due to the earth's rotation, then, we have an answer to your postulation.  Simple coil as was in my flashlight.  No core at all needed.

I added the copper windings in the hopes of capturing more of the telluric currents but, I may have it wired wrong and it may short out to the mag. blocks.  If this is not a decent improvement, I will try the coils alone, a decent sized one, just to see.  What do you think?

Bill

G'day artic and all,

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=3500.0;attach=16235;image

As to your coil experiments, have a look at another Stubblefield device. Looks as though you are heading in the right direction.

Hans von Lieven