Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

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@ALL

So what has been the elusive secret?
Well it was simple, and I'm sure you will laugh when you find out, but first of all here are the details about my EER.

There are 7 copper tubes, 3/4 inch wide by about 6 inches long.
There are 7 Zinc coated nails about 4 inches long

You need 6 multi strand earth wire about 8 inches long
and 8 aligator clips to solder to each wire end

You need 2 long pieces of wire to take the voltage to whever you want to put it.

and the most important item of all, a roll of plastic insulation tape.


Prepare you copper tubes, cut as many copper tubes as you like, I cut 7 because that was the length of copper pipe I had avaliable, so I ended up with 7 tubes.

Each tube gives out around .6volt in dry dirt, and the amount of voltage out from your EER setup will vary from site to site.

You will have seen from the 1st pic that I have placed all copper tubes in a row, what I didnt say in the other forum, was, this placement is EAST to WEST, it is not North to SOUTH as all the usual setups I have done. WHY?
Actually, it was because of a slipup on my part, I simply forgot to place them North to South. Lucky break, but then again, it not be so lucky, Nth to Sth may turn out to be the best position, at this point in time I simply don't know.

Heres a few pics to help people begin replications

1214 = Copper pipe length in vice, 1 section done
1215 = 7 lengths have been cut to length, and ready for further processing
1223 = You must file off any dull area, to solder heavy duty leads to.
1225 = Grab the biggest soldering iron you can find and solder the leads
           onto the copper pipe ends, solder across the pipe side, its neeter.


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Dont forget to "tin" the copper tubes
Sorry about the muckup in the last photo sequence, Im very tired.

I have finished soldering 6 wires to the copper tubes
The 7th tube is where you will solder the RED long wire to
Solder alagator clips to all wire ends, including the RED and Black ones.
The Negative wire is soldered to the top of a ZINC NAIL
you can solder to Zinc, as I found out

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OK here is the whole Kitt and cabootle
1230 = all that is needed to make a series EER, call it a beginners pack.
1231 = Copper tube is nice and clean inside.
1232 = All tubes in their nice shiny taped sides, (the KEY)

I discovered the all my previous attempts to make a earth battery failed, it was a trial and reject method, before I found the right combination, here is what you need to do to each copper pipe to prepare it for operation.

OK, you need to "insulate" the pipe, on the "OUTSIDE" ALL the way fromn the top to the bottom of the tube, the side of the tube must not be exposed to the dirt, or make contact with the dirt, as it NULLS OUT earth energy.

Grab a copper tube, grab the insulation tape, put 1 complete layor around the top of the tube, you can leave a small top area exposed, but it must "never" be in contact with the earth.

Now carefully wind the tape all the way down in a sprial fashion, do not stop at the end.
Wind a couple more turns further down, then cut tape.
Next "POKE" the excess tape back inside and up into the tube.
Leave the bottom end exposed.

Do the same with all the other copper tubes.

Next DIG a trench, the depth of the tubes, the tubes are then put vertically in the earth like this..

Fill the trench in FIRST.
Now poke a tube in the freshly turned earth, thats right, yau are saying to yourself, the earth will go inside the tube.
Thats right, we need this to happen.

Poke all the rest of the tubes in the earth, go DO IT, get those fingers grubby and dirty, (Dont tell mum shhhhh).

Place al tubes about 1 inch apart, sisde to side, if you don't think you can do that, then try 2 inches apart, what not try 6 inches apart (dont know if it will work that far, but it might)

Now, this is importany, fill aoo tubes UP to the TOP with dirt.
Grab a thick stick or something just smaller than the inside of the tube and RAM the dirt down.
Press down hard around the outside of the tubes also, DONT BREAK THE PLASTIC INSULATION or you can KISS it good bye.

Next grab a ZINC nail, and "carefully" poke it into the CENTER of the tube full of dirt, harrrrr its great playing in dirt isn't it? he he.

Dont allow the nail to touch anywhere inside the cell or it wont work.

Next meassure withyour DMM, (What, you haven't got one, betta go and buy one) it should show a reading of at least .5 volt or higher

Next connect all the leads from the side of each copper pipe, to the Zinc nail, by the aligator clips.

The last cell is where the Negative is taken up from.
Place the Zinc nail into the middle of the tube just like you did with all the rest.

Now get your DMM and meassure between Pos and Neg of the EER.
Surprise, there is 1.7 volts for a 7 cell tube setup, but this is NOT ENOUGH.

Grab a cup of water, (the stuff you drink) and carefully poor it into each copper tube, allow it to spill around the 7 cells, it dosent matter, it will help.

Now look at your DMM, and VIOLLA, VOLTAGE is there.

You now have a shiny new Earth Battery, well it correctly is a EER

To get more voltage, just add more cells
To get GRUNT or AMPS, make each cell big and long.

Thats it folks.

jim

Movies will follow the rest of the still pics.
 

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OK you have got thus far.

1234 = All tubes are in the dirt, notice they are "empty"
           Go ahead and fill then up to the brim. Its OK, you won't wreck it, DO IT.

1235  = All tubes filled to the brim with dirt, arrrrrrr looks nice.

1236  = All tubes have Zinc nails poked in the tops of every cell, betterr here   
            than in your tyres.

1237  = 1st dmm meter reading looks awfully misleading dosent it.

Actually each cell should be giving out close to .5 volt or more, this depends where you live and what type of soil/dirt you play with.

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Now for the very best bit, ha ha ha.

Place the DMM across the ney EER setup, Pos to Pos and Neg to Neg.
OOOOOOh it came to 1.7volts, hmmm (Its OK, stop worring) shhhh dont tell any one, I got worried tooo he he.

Now get the water, ohhh fun fun fun time, water and dirt makes MUD, whakkkkooo

Add the water, tip it onto the nice shiny new copper pipes and the dirt, GO MAKE A MESS, it's OK, the water will drain away, take my word for it. lol

BOBS YOUR UNKLE, now look at the DMM, is it showing VOLTAGE? It should be.
Whacko mate, now you can hook a White LED accross it, and get blinded by the output.

CONGRADULATIONS    you have now got a shiny new EER, love it and take care of it.

NOW, this is important.
Copy all this down and keep it in a safe place, web sites have a habit of being altered or infected by humanbeings who like to cause trouble, some people just love doing this, they are nasty and horrible, so you have my permission to copy to your Hard Drive or a CD for back up purposes everything I have posted here.


GO FOR IT, and spread the word that JESUS LOVES YOU AND IS COMING BACK VERY SOON.

1240 = 1st readings by a DMM
1243 = Adding water and viola, voltage jumps bigtime watch the videos
1245 = See what 1 White LED can dooooo
1246 = LED attatched to fence, ooooohh free energy forever.