Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[nightshade]

electricme

congrats on that earth setup that's a really impressive voltage

would love to see some leds or a motor running from that setup

that would give mister energizer bunny a run for his money ha ha

it is nice to see large setups like this it proves that you can get any

voltage you need keep on thinking big




                                    regards shane

[electricme]

@ Nightshade,

Thank you for the congrats,
At the moment all I have done is connect the DMM to this setup.

Next step- is to connect this lot (cells) to one of my extension feed lines (wires) which I have going into the house.

I will do some experiments a bit later on and post the results, I don't expect to be running any motors just at this time though.
As the output is only in Ma's, I would need much more volts to begin to get any useable work out of this setup.

My main gole originally was to see if it was possible to make a series earth cell arrangement, I have prooved here it is possible, it can be done, when many people had tried (well at least they said they had) and failed.

It was assumed for many years it just wasn't possible to be done, but it can be.

So I want all those who read this to go to their hardware/plumbing shops and get the copper pipe and zinc rods/nails and put together their own earth battery cells.

If it was just galvanic, then there would be just a steady flow of DC voltage, but several of us with scopes have seen strange things happening on our screens, so our cells are picking up other energy, AC, DC, fluxuating wrigglly energy we can see.
There is a lot to look into here. 


But I do expect to be able to charge caps must faster now.
It's a good excuse to get some larger supercapacitors and see what I can do with them.

Thanks Shane

Keep experimenting

jim

BTW there is a massieve dust storm here, and it goes all the way past Sydney, its on a 2000 klm front, deep red dust skies today, it came out of the northern territory so the weather man said.

[xee2]

@ electricme

Great experiment. Thanks for reporting your results.

[sm0ky2]

@ electricme

did you happen to take any current readings from your battery?

if so, could you please post those results.

the next step is to wire several groups of series-connected cells
in parallel to boost the output current.

[electricme]

@ xee2

Thank you for looking and posting your reply.
Im pleased with the output, I will be doubling up the capacity as soon as I can get hold of more materials.

jim