Quote from: Pirate88179 on April 21, 2008, 02:55:44 PM
My two pipes did not improve with added moisture. (I tried it) That was as it should be if not galvanic.

If I totally misunderstood you, then I am sorry.  I am just a big fan of your idea.

Bill

Maybe you're right. It is true that it will give the individual range.

I was just thinking that since my coil can go from .065v to .65v by the mere addition of moisture (a difference of .585v), the standard of the 2 similar pipes might not be enough.

If my 2 cu pipes show .005v and yours show .045v, that is a big difference.

But will it be significant when the moisture can cause a difference of .585v no matter where it is located?

Maybe, but I am not sure.

Jeanna

I think the word I wanted was significance?

@ All:

I just checked my coil outside today and the numbers are still pretty good and holding as follows:

.94 vdc
1.3 vac
68 mA

@ Jeanna:

I see what you are saying.  The moisture difference won't affect the pipes but, if it rained here last night, and you didn't have rain for two weeks, our numbers on the coils would be way different.  An easy way around that might be (for test comparison purposes with the coils) for each experimenter to soak the ground around the coil prior to the test.  My coils, when wet put out the same amount if very damp, or under water.  Maybe this will eliminate (or reduce) what you are speaking of for testing purposes?

Bill

Quote from: Pirate88179 on April 21, 2008, 03:34:05 PM

to soak the ground around the coil prior to the test.  My coils, when wet put out the same amount if very damp, or under water.  Maybe this will eliminate (or reduce) what you are speaking of for testing purposes?

Bill

MMM probably you are right.

wow, that is a great coil!

I will look up how many turns and what gauge wire etc. If it is within the last 2 pages, that is.

It just snowed again today. that is 4 times in the last 3 days.

jeanna

@ Jeanna:

Don't forget, this is the one I added a bit of salad dressing to before I buried it. (5% white vinegar) 

Bill

Quote from: Pirate88179 on April 21, 2008, 04:12:24 PM
@ Jeanna:

Don't forget, this is the one I added a bit of salad dressing to before I buried it. (5% white vinegar) 

Bill

MMMM yummy coils great salad ! spring mix? (good joke, ian  )

Bill,
Do have a notebook of previous readings and specs for these coils?

How many turns etc? or, do you remember when?
I just looked back a few pages. I didn't see the specs.  (it is much better with these long pages even with the ads. less waiting for the site.)

I am just thinking about a standard size for us.


jeanna