I'd be interested in trying this idea of coils in the ground.  We have power outages at least once a day here so it would be easy to verify if the output current was affected or not.  Would it just be a standard coil set to resonate at 60Hz?

Quote from: btentzer on January 10, 2008, 07:40:51 PM
Also, beyond that, if true, then any old direction would work, not North and South.  And South would not ALWAYS be negative and North positive, as it is now.

The Telluric Current is DC according to the scientific papers I have read.  It is well known.  It is untapped.
right!
@ Jeanna
Carbon is typical for a positive electrode. 
http://electrochem.cwru.edu/ed/encycl/art-c01-carbon.htm


Cheers,
Bruce

Thank you, Bruce. That is a long and complete article. Lots to think about. It also explained about these supercaps.
jeanna

@ Bruce:

I agree 100% about telluric currents and it NOT being pure galvanic.  I won't go into the details as I have posted them many times earlier, but the reasons you mentioned were right on in my opinion.  I have not read the link posted but will here shortly.

I think we are headed toward coil configurations next as Stubblefiled had done.  I just need to understand a little more about what he might have been doing.  His museum is only about 2 hours from here and I have been saying that I am going to go and have not yet done that. I will.

I still say that when your magnesium gets there, it will be a whole new ball game for you.  How much power does it take to run a tpu?  Does it depend on amps alone  or volts as well?  I doubt that I have enough here yet to run one, BUT, I will. (optomistic thinking)

I have to say this, I tried not to but, to all those that think this is just galvanic action, if you take 2 SIMILAR metals and put them in an electrolite (salt water, vinegar, ect.) I don't believe you will get anything.  People have done that here in the earth, 2 copper pipes and have obtained readings.  N/S increases the readings.  There is more to this than we know.
I will leave it at that.

Bill

Finally I was able to post this picture after trying all day. I had posted this photograph before but this one has a better resolution and you can see here clearly that Stubblefield used two of his "spikes" to work his device.This requires a major rethink of the modus operandi

Talk to you tomorrow, it is getting late.

Hans von Lieven

Does anyone know what Stubblefield had on the top of the rods in the picture? Who was he supposed to be receiving messages from?

Also note that this set up was used to receive sound waves and it is said to contain electrical currents from the earth but yet they are used for both with nothing added but a receiver and a round piece on the top of the rods that the wire looks to be attached to.

This confirms my theory of electricity. The rods in the pictures are nothing more then antennas that are being used to collect sound waves. I would like to see the receiver he used and I would bet that it is nothing more then a horn style speaker.

Where is the museum located?

John Kanzius device proves my theory as well by the way it lights up a florescent bulb. We need to stop trying to find electricity and focus on ways to collect frequency?s. Once we find a way to attract mass amounts of frequency?s, that?s when we will get usable amounts of electricity.