Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[jeanna]

Thank you Cindy,

Emme says some remarkable things toward the end like it takes more time between application of the solution.

Also, he describes thee cleaning process as just moving the rod around a bit etc. now that is a lot less than the expected sanding etc.

He also says the ground around the device becomes charged etc. "which probably assists in some way to prevent the polarization of the negative electrodes as the battery acts with great constancy." MMM

I looked at the list of chemicals and although they are cartainly too 'rich' for plant growth,none of them is dangerous in the sense of leaving poisonous residues. so, 3KW  wow.  I am low use enough that this is in my range!

very interesting.

thank you

jeanna

[serveradministrator]

thanks cindy wow http://www.google.com/patents?id=_212AAAAEBAJ&printsec=abstract&zoom=4&dq=495,582#PPP1,M1 this is amazing.

@pirate
i wonder if mixing lime into the soil would increase the acidity for more voltage.
i know that you can use it to increace the acidity for certan plants to thrive.

[Pirate88179]

@ Server:

I don't know, it is possible.  Right now, I am having pretty good luck with just a bit of distilled white vinegar. (5%)  It brings the readings up a good bit and it totally safe.  The effects seem to go away after a few days but I really didn't use all that much, and then I added water as well.  Give it a try and let us know.

Bill

[jeanna]

i wonder if mixing lime into the soil would increase the acidity for more voltage.
i know that you can use it to increace the acidity for certan plants to thrive.

Well, actually it is very basic not acidic.

You add ground limestone to increase the alkalinity of soil. It is called a sweetener.

In that patent you will notice he said to add hydrochloric acid (to make acid,  ) or carbonate of soda or potash. Those terms are old fashioned terms for sodium carbonate which is washing soda and potassium carbonate. I don't know the pH of the potassium version but I think it is stronger than the sodium carbonate which is very alkaline. A teaspoon will turn a half cup of water to a pH of 13. very basic.

I have a feeling the limestone may not be basic enough on its own, but it would perhaps be not hurtful to anything to try even if it doesn't work as well.

BTW the word lime is used for some very different things, one of which is old fashioned cement. It isn't what is used for building these days but it used to be. It gets hot enough to boil the water you add it to. So don't confuse this. You want ground limestone or agricultural lime.

Play away!
please let us know.

jeanna

[serveradministrator]

@pirate

thanks i will try it out. oh and also is this simlar to what you are working on http://youtube.com/watch?v=r-lt63Si8IU. do you have a patent#. i love to read tesla's patents and build his devices, i am in the process of trying to build a small model of wardencliffe tower.