@ All:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hWnMReMXq5Q

Above is a link to a new earth battery video I just found on youtube.  It is using two electrodes and a long wire.  Not what we are working on now but interesting none the less.  Thought you might want to see it.

@Jeanna and One:

I thought about this for a while now.  I was thinking of opening a related topic where we could repost our schematics and photos only.  I think a topic for just the things you mentioned would be a good idea as well.  This way, a person could get up to speed much faster than reading all of the old posts from the beginning, which most will not do. (who has the time?)  The only problem with this would be that, the topic could easily be over run with non applicable posts, ie a topic for drawings only might very well end up with a lot of discussions and I don't think one could prevent that totally.  I would hva started a topic for that but I did not want to take away from this one or confuse anyone.

Bill

@all

ok i wound my secondary and thought id do a quick test by shorting wires 5 & 6 to see what happend in the secondary, well sure enough there was a small amount of voltage produced!, ok now as i could only get bare copper wire in 15 foot lengths i could only do one layer at a time and join all the bottoms of all the copper wire together....i did the same with the iron wire aswell, now when i shorted the top iron wire with the bottom copper wire the voltage produced was still pretty small but at least 10 times stronger than when i shorted the 5 & 6 that were both on top of the coil.

I dont know if all the primarys that are built this way will react the same or it may just be mine

I know my description is alittle hazey at best so i could do a quick drawing to show you what i mean if need be.

Hi @ all I have been reading this entire discussion and I am fascinated with the experimentation and replication of the Stubblefield Coil that everyone is working on. There was a video that Bill posted on you tube where this guy said he hook up a battery to the Earth battery ran two loads and the battery did not run down. I believed two people tried to replicate it but it did not work. I can be wrong because I know next to nothing about electronics, but what I think he did was hook the load to the + side of his battery and the ? side to the earth battery and the other load to the ? side of his battery and the + side to the earth battery. I wish I could build a Stubblefield Coil also and try this experiment myself right now, but it will take sometime before I can. I hope my two cents helps a little and I can?t wait to build one for myself.

Kevin

kevolts:

Welcome to our little group.  Yes, I remember the video.  I attempted to contact that guy several times with no luck.  I too tried his arrangement, well, sort of, I did not have rechargeable bats so maybe I didn't really try it.  It did not work for me the way I did it but I will try it the right way soon.  Too many experiments, too little funding.  Check out the latest video I just posted a link to a few posts back.  This would be a simple, cheap way to get involved.  I invited that guy to our group as well.  He used a 60 foot wire and two electrodes and got about1 volt.  It still blows my mind that there is all this energy just waiting out there and hardly anyone knows about it.

Bill

Well Chad it sounds to me like a parallel set of wires? This will be interesting, please report the voltages etc when it is wet etc.


On my way out to get this tie wire stuff, I stuck my favorite coil into the ground. It is a 12 inch iron stake with 3 1/2 layers of copper and iron. There is no zinc on this one. Fabric is silk.
Inside it gets around 250mvdc.

I stuck it in the ground up to where the coils begin. I put a supercap across the 5,6 to see what it would collect and left.

I returned about an hour later. (In the kitchen the cap fills up in 2 or 3 minutes - this was plenty of time)

Instead of around 250mvdc I only collected 74mvdc ! (This is also what the dmm reading was across the 10's with the cap in place.)

I took the cap off and took a reading of the NS coil in the ground. Now it was 185mvdc.and slowly rising.

This means to me that the ground is sucking the voltage that the coil is producing. Or something along those lines, like the mag field of the earth is in conflict with the coil...

Next, I took a wire lead that is still connected to carbon rods only 20 inches away from where this NS coil is in the ground, and touched the copper 5 terminal and the reading across the 10's jumped tp 315-330mvdc. then the reading went down to 250 when I let go of the carbon lead (like the amount I get inside before it went into the ground).

I didn't report any of this in my kitchen test, but I did a similar test inside on dry wires and the result is similar.

Once again, with the stake in the ground and a lead from a distant carbon  probe in the ground, the reading across the 10's was enhanced (by close to 200mvdc.)

whadayathinkathat?

jeanna