Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[Localjoe]

@Bruce

There are two layers there the bolt is insulated first in that cloth then i did my  mummy style wrapping around the bare copper romex wire. then i taped taht to the silver/steel wire(insulated still)and secured taht on the bolt on some insulation so nothing shorts.   What i have noticed is ive had this wet 6 times and dry each and no stains/rust is left on white cotton cloth so im willing to say this electrode is being preserved pretty well.


The wierdist thing happened the first time i put a load to it a few days ago bubbles started comming around the coil in the water but it wasent hho or h just air.. I think it filled its own space with water somehow and pushed the air out remaining in the cotton or inbetween...


@Bill

O i see what you were saying now.. but no you want one cu end free and one fe end free and the the opposite pair is what you use for juice in the relay.  I can hang the wire off a magnet if that helps its pretty strong attraction

[Freezer]

I finished up 11 windings, and tested my cell in a bucket of tap water. 

It hit 57ma at its highest, @ around .72 vdc, and around 1.1 vac.  I was wondering if I should wrap more, but decided I should just try start wrapping the secondary.  I left it submerged for around 2 minutes, but can't tell if it soaked all the way through.  I'm just glad none of it shorted out.  I'm anxious to see what it does in the soil, and if we can get a response in the secondary.  I want to try 2 to 3k turns of wire, if I can fit it on there.

[Localjoe]

@Freezer

Rock out with your box out ! Cool brother close to 60 ma.....  that  might be enough to start the relay if you go that way but im gonna recommend the rotary gap until more becomes clear.
You will deff get ac readings on your seconday    I was getting couple milli volts and a couple micro amps while i touched wires 5 and 6 of the primary on and off on and off.. so your should give some noticeable results on the secondary as long as the speed of the primary make and break is fas enought.Higher speed in the primary relay/gap = higher volts/current ac in the secondary. Again cool at least we know that were gonna need a bit more wire, the thickest we can get and results should increase steadly for the primar's current output.we went from geting 5 or ten ma to 20 then to 60 at least we know that with enough wire i could have someting close to half an amp yea it woud be 4 times the size but were getting there folks slow but steady!  Thanks everyone for making this a great project 

                                                                                                                                                      Joe

[Freezer]

@ Joe

What I don't understand is how Bendini got 250ma @ .07vdc.  I think he used magnet wire for his + side, and wound a good amount.  I'm wondering why he got .07 volts though.  I'm also wondering, which should we try for voltage or current for the primary, cause I could hook the layers in series but sacrifice the ma's.

[Localjoe]

@Freezer

i don't know if you missed it but i had a small writeup on how bedini mi interpreted the patent i would not go by any of his stuff he got it completely backwards and the dis info spread.
Yours is our best so far and i know our path is right i would not worry, my cell is about .8 to .9 v almost a volt and 20 ma if i had one twice the length with 6 or 7 times the layers im next to positive i would have a little more than half an amp .500 ma or so. same voltage.. reason im saying this is i tested my fist layer in water and got approx 8-11 ma then wound my second layer on the primary and got 20 ma so it was proportional in my view. your doing great id wrap your secondary wire as many turns as you can. im sure you'll be able to secure some good ac readings if you fire the gap fast enough.

Bedini never caught the two devices in the patent and there separate instructions for use. even smart men make mistakes