Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[MrSpates]

@ Bruce

Thats a different story from the one I read, most of it was the same but in my story, he and his friend rode on a train to get to the town where the barn was. Tesla already had his cylinders in a suitcase with him on the train, also in my story theres was a 6 ft pole antenna (wonder if he tied a raccoon tail on the end of it?) and his friend drove the car not Tesla. The box with the 3 inch rods sticking out was the same and everything else seems to match up, or maybe it was a different article about the same car, but no matter. 

[Localjoe]

@Hans

Glad to hear your ok and all is getting back to the norm for you 

@Bruce

Sorry if i repeated myself, so you confirm as well as jeanna that this thing is magnetized not wet. hmmmmmmmm Ok the only thing that comes to mind yet again is that this thing has to be a capacitor. in part.  Jenna showed small readings with the thing dry , it was just milivolts but weird to have dc at that point.  Air is a dielectric just like water except its constant is a little higher.  Waters is lower and therefore lets more charge appear on the primary terminals..

Note to all

When i have tried putting power into my battery via a 3v battery pack in a relay setup shit started bubbling so im going to say be careful. I dont think it was the intention of ns to have any extra power fed in this primary,  the way im seeing this it would change the type of reaction that is happening.

[one]

Just a thought

The  Stubblefield battery might  be  doing  the same thing as  the antenna that this  URL  describes

http://www.amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html


gary

[Pirate88179]

@ Joe:

Yes, I posted a little while back that I, for some reason, decided to hook up a 9v battery to my first coil. (single layer)  It made what sounded like a high frequency squeal and also, some bubbling, sizzling noises as well.  I did not leave it connected long.  I have no idea what that was.  This was before my salt trick.  I might just be behaving like a resistance heater of some sort.  I don't think this is related to our efforts anyway, but it was interesting none the less.

@ Hans:

Good to see that you are ok.  I was beginning to worry that the CIA, or the like, had taken you into custody or something. (Grin)

@ Jeanna:

I just re-ran your compass test with my second coil not that it is totally dry.  Yes, it spins the compass!  when presented with the top to the left (Head of the spike) it rotates the compass clockwise, and when presented the opposite way, it turns it counter-clockwise.  This is the first time the coil has been totally dry but it does still show a magnetic field.  Interesting.

@ Bruce:

That would be fantastic if you were able to have a self-contained system with the coil and the TPU!  I have been wanting to bury this new coil with just the secondary windings to see if there are any increases in primary output.  If I get the time, I might give that a try.

Bill

[Pirate88179]

Here is a link to a helical coil calculator from a Tesla site.  This looks really good for our uses.

http://deepfriedneon.com/tesla_frame6.html

Bill


Sorry.  I just tested the link.  You have to click on the helical coil icon once you get to the page I posted.  there appears to be some other useful tools on the first page as well.