I found some cool shit folks

http://www.diyaudiostore.com/cotton/cotton.htm

this should be the easiest way to insulate the copper

@ Joe:

First, yes I agree about thinking about it.  (retaliation) I do it all the time.  I agree with your comment about stooping to their level also.

Next:  That is exactly what I tried to describe many posts ago!!!!!  My Dad's machine shop had rolls of that stuff.  Some of different materials but that is perfect for our purposes!!!!!!  Excellent find man.  This would make our winding a lot easier to be sure.  I have been using a dab of hot glue to hold things from unraveling such as the "sock" I covered my spike with.  Just a dab here and there to hold it in place.  I figured it would be weather proof in the ground and all.

Any idea of the pricing on these wire cover rolls?  I didn't check your links yet, probably listed there.

Great job!!!!!!!!!!

Bill

@jenna

Do you see how i mean there two devices in that patent? i just wanted to make sure before we went further that way your on the same page with us.  The post a few pages back just after my initial photo of my first test cell i think page 74edit here it is  http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3500.msg74747.html#msg74747

@all As far as that broadcast tim thrapp did bring up some interesting points that may be plasuable but its probably dis info for all we know after his other dealings..

@Bill

The link right there in the post is a direct link for the company 
                                                                            Joe

Quote from: Localjoe on February 06, 2008, 10:41:46 AM
@jenna

Yes regardless of what anyone else thinks.. theres two devices in that patent
1) It states  a practically Self generating induction coil
and the other
2) A self sustaining electromagnet

I wrote this whole thing out maybe you did miss it.. the whole point is the devices are opperated opposite of eachother,

the fist one is our earth battery, while the second is something compleetly different... were not hooking a microphone to our battery are we.... this version states that a mic or telegraphic relay connects to the secondary... we induce a disturbance in the secondary in the electromagnet... we recieve power from the secondary in the self generating induction coil

                                                                                                                                                                 Two completely different animals
                                                                                                                                                                  Joe

Thank you, Joe.

I pasted this on a text file along with Hans' answer for my reference so I don't need to bother you about it again.

Somehow in my spacially oriented mind I equate the magnetic part of both of these elements and so I mix them up.

Thank you for your patience and clarity.

jeanna

Bill,
Are you using galvanized iron or plain iron wire?

Please before you take it apart, check and mark the magnetic effects this shorted thing has on a compass. It will be easy to do. It may not ever help but there probably is a change in the compass reading from before it got shorted and if there is it might provide us all with a quick check for shorts on our devices.

About this cotton tube. It may be a great find, but I think the wire will be hard to load into the tube. Maybe not harder than wrapping which gets pretty tricky starting with the 2nd row. Probably worth a try.   I think after a few first tries I might buy some litz wire.

I bought some surgical cloth tape at a drug store the other day.   I will try it and report.

It is nearly noon so I better eat some breakfast.

jeanna