Nathan Stubblefield Earth battery/Self Generating Induction Coil Replications

[protonmom]

PolishPunisher,
go to Pat2pdf.org and type in 1751359 and the patent will come up for you to save.
The patent also shows the numbers of his (Samuel Rubens) other patents.

[protonmom]

Okay, just ONE more on the model T:

In the twentieth century induction coils took on a new form when they were used as part of the ignition system of the Model-T Ford. Consequently, this form was almost always referred to as a Ford Coil. This example, at Kenyon College, is made by the Crescent Machine Co. of Detroit, Michigan

[jeanna]

@protonmom,
Thanks for doing all that research on the ford coil.
It is very good to have it all together here.

jeanna

[77eagles]

John,

First off, thanks for the reply. Did the research and found out what you were talking about. Looking into rigging something on my own or finding some reed switch that might work. My Mom talked about how horrible it was to ride in "Pa's Sunday Car" with the bee's in the dash. Now I understand what she was talking about.

2nd: UH OH WOW!! Didn't know that a simple question would spark such an outpouring of emotions. I appreciate the Socratic method of teaching, I use it myself (to others complaints also). After reading your numerous other posts and works, I was hoping to be taught to fish, rather than be given a fish. Well, I got a fishing pole. Nothing worthwhile is given.

3rd: For me this further puts into perspective the era of these developments and geniuses. Tesla was working on Radiant Energy requiring "...another instrument or device for alternately closing and opening the circuit", Ford using the "trembler" to ramp up voltage, why wouldn't Stubblefield be doing the exact same thing. "Accepted" science has directed mosts interests towards nano-bots and digital solid-state devices, where sometimes the simplest solutions are the best.

We are awash in a universe of energy in one form or another. We just have to figure out how to tap it.

Thanks again and in advance,
%Heath

Heath,
Stubbelfield had three coils not shown in the patent, think of an old model T  then you will understand what I'm saying to you. I never answer the question directly on anything. I figure by doing this it forces you to think on your own so people say, john you speak in riddles. I have done all these experiments already so I know what he was doing.
I will answer this question for you. Take the basic coil, as the coil build what you call current the iron is charged. This pulls on an interrupter that breaks the ground connection. The iron discharges and you get high voltage from the secondary, with that you can run arc lights, or charge capacitors. I going to take this further here. What is Gravity and how can we catch it? Jeanna already posted a link to her pictures, what are those waves?, very good Jeanna. Now think of the TPU what does it catch? Gravity is electricity.
John B

[WilbyInebriated]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ignition_system#Switchable_systems

model t's used 6V batteries for starting, they were in wood boxes also.