@nightlife

Thanks for the offer ive seen it and i think its already being dicussed here on antother thread.  But if anyone hasent seen it its a cool little circuit that guy shows 
                                                                                                      Thanks
                                                                                                                Joe

Localjoe, thanks for letting me know it has already been discussed. It saves me the time and money trying to replicate it.

Maybe folks will realize what were replicating here now

@jim

I Checked that site, pretty cool.    I Recently did some test in the ground with the cells i made during winter and wanted to share the results. As well the X factor held tru the readings in the ground vs the readings in the water were higher.. Something is there but it's still an x factor.   hopefully not an ac motor somewhere in the house    As well what if we made a small realy i mean really small for the top of this thing.  Say 30 gauge mag wire quarter inch or less diameter, real small contact.. i think .7 v should be enough to drive that.  Before i had wanted to use the natural action of the existing primary winds as a relay and just make contact peices but i think this smaller coil relay method might suite our small voltage and current req.
                                                                              Joe

@ all,
Back again, yes Joe, I have some really small dia insulated cu wire, I was thinking also to put graverty to use with it to.
Im thinking on the lines of using a vertical setup, winding some turns on a hollow former, then hang a steel armature in the middle of it and see what happens when it is connected to the earth rod setup. Connect a diode in series with the windings and see what happens here too.
The thing is (I think) just to get some type of mechanical action, no matter how small, then proceed further.

Later on work out some form of switching do put on it.

jim