I am ready to put away these simple battery parts. I think by insisting on getting more by putting the parts in series is the wrong approach. By staying in that mode I am thinking in galvanic-think even though I am sure we are seeing something else.

Personally I think the thing I called a beer can which is between the sphere and the inverted hemisphere is a wound thing. I bet there are a lot of turns too. Any ides anyone?

I actually think it is time to begin working with oscillations. The trouble is I could wind coils but I don't know where to connect the ends.

I think I might try to make a copy of the Meyers patent as drawn by Hans, and there are enough horses around here I can probably get a couple of horseshoes to magnitize with some neos etc. but I still don't know what I'd be seeing if I see it.

I will see if I can find out something.

jeanna

goodness, I hope this site stabilizes!
Stephan- Keep up the good work!!

Quote from: jeanna on January 11, 2008, 05:49:00 PM


looks like a job for a private-I to me!


jeanna

@All,

Could we help Bill by covering some expenses (like gas, lunch,  etc.. ) when he decides to take a trip to museum?
I am ready to chip in.  How I don't know.  Pay-Pal account?
George

Localjoe, I replied to a comment that was posted by another member so there for it was not off topic. I asked a couple valuable questions in regards to the comment and picture left by another member that did in fact have a impact on this threads topic. I would appreciate if you would allow those questions to be answered without you getting upset. I have not been posting much and I only asked those questions because they are of interest to me.

  "please continue collecting frequencies in your head and not here until you have some results remember this isn't the thread for your theories."

Please reread what I quoted you to have said to me and also please note how I disrespectful it sounds. I hope it was not your intention to disrespect me and if it was please know that I am not one to take kindly to that type of wording.

Well as far as im concerned if you want to post here, just leave your theories on frequency out of it. None of us agree, and its obvious you dont grasp the concept of lc circuits and that we might tune our circuit to bring in a resonate frequency but its not some random signal collector and its not gonna be turned into a joke because you post dribble.  either learn the basics were working with or stop posting in this thread please. If this sounds harsh for a second time sorry but this next sentence is utter nonsense .

"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."

Please do not direct the thread to do things as you have no clue to what were doing.  I would hate it if some new member joined found this topic read your reply and thought we were stupid and passed right by it...And nightlife... im a network tech by trade ... dont test me.. No one else on this thread through all its pages has said the nonsense you have.... thats why im acting this way about it...   
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@ All

Few updates on my end

If anyone has endavoured the joule thief that i posted earlier in the thread i have some results from it..

After building it with a small toroid and a 2n3904 transistor and a 1k resistor this little thing is awesome.. ive had it powering 2 3v led's all of yesterdays afternoon and through the night and well its noon here now... so almost 24 hrs solid on a dead aa battery.  Starting voltage .6v   now its down to .5 v  the current draw seemed to be somewheres around 25 to 30 ma when i put the amp meter between the battery + and the center coil wind..  Now something cool happened when i stuck a neo magnet on the toroid at the top of it, it made the led's a little brighter... Why i have no clue but it was cool and the effect is still lasting.  Anyways i think this little oscillatory circuit is worth everyones time to try out.   
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