Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[storre]

@all 
This probably dosent fit in here but just to let any doubters think the above 2 items wont work, here is one of my projects I took on by myself. The heaviest 8" telescope in Australia, weigning in at 2 tons, Took about 1-2 years to build. 1 locomotive drive wheel, someones fence, bulldozer clutch plates. It can be checked out at www.yowee.8m.com/dadyjim.html one of my hats is amature astronomy 

Great suggestions. I simplified your wire stripping idea. Just took a block of hard wood, drilled it like you said. Didn't bother counter sinking the holes. Drilled a side hole and put in a wood screw that was already pointed. Worked great! I fed in the beginning of the wire then fasted the wire to something fixed and then pulled the block of wood down the wire as it cut it down the middle. Even straightened out the kinks in the wire Thanks! Now I will add another 12M or so onto my coil and see if I get any more POWER!

[silverfish]

@ Hans:
This makes it sound like he was seeding his "hotspot" areas with some dangerous chemicals.  Or, could it have been the decomposition of his copper that Stefan warned us about in an earlier thread? He was concerned we would poision our gardens.  Great research Hans, but I don't really like this news.

Bill

I don't remember these soil treatment methods being mentioned in 'Lost Science' by Jerry Vassilitos?
It would be interesting to read more of these comments from relatives, if available. Doesn't Pitchblende have a radioactive component, by the way?

silverfish

[hansvonlieven]

I don't remember these soil treatment methods being mentioned in 'Lost Science' by Jerry Vassilitos?
It would be interesting to read more of these comments from relatives, if available. Doesn't Pitchblende have a radioactive component, by the way?

silverfish

Pitchblende IS radioactive. Today's name for pitchblende is Uraninite  See: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uraninite

Hans von Lieven

[Pirate88179]

silverfish:

If you read on a few posts past the one you copied here, you will see that Hans identifies pitchblende as uranium ore.
Madame Curie used pitchblende to isolate and extract radium, for which she is famous for today.  Later, Hans posted a photo of a device lighting an incandescent bulb using nothing but a tiny amount of radioactive material.  We have, I hope, progressed far beyond this type of research in our efforts.  It is just something that came up early on about his kid (Nathan Stubblefield's) dying from eating poison/contaminated vegetables from the garden. (Potato)  His wife left him after that and ...anyway....it was just part of the history that turned up.  Hope this helps.

Bill

[electricme]

@storre
Good jig there, it works like a dream 

Had a few hickups with the NS pages, scanner not to my liking, gota figure it out.
Will be making progress next week I hope.

jim