Earth Electrical Energy Datalogging Experiments

[freepow]

@  All...


Are these Earth battery (EER's) really going to get us anywhere When considering a Solar-cell of only
about 2.5 inch x 2.5 can get you  2 volts at 300-400 mA's ??  Is'nt that free energy too !

Has anyone even been able to get at least 50 mA's from one Earth battery cell

My copper pipe and galv-steel rod only gives me maximum of   1 volt approx and about   
(2 ma's and those mA's start to fall when connected to DMM )

whish I could come up with a super Earth battery (EER) that puts out  1 volt at 50+ mA's !


Has anyone seen this youtube video fake or not  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rA-zhTJuFU&feature=related

[Pirate88179]

@  All...


Are these Earth battery (EER's) really going to get us anywhere When considering a Solar-cell of only
about 2.5 inch x 2.5 can get you  2 volts at 300-400 mA's ??  Is'nt that free energy too !

Has anyone even been able to get at least 50 mA's from one Earth battery cell

My copper pipe and galv-steel rod only gives me maximum of   1 volt approx and about   
(2 ma's and those mA's start to fall when connected to DMM )

whish I could come up with a super Earth battery (EER) that puts out  1 volt at 50+ mA's !


Has anyone seen this youtube video fake or not  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0rA-zhTJuFU&feature=related

Freepow:

My personal record is 460 mA's from my larger Stubblefield coil.  Unfortunately, it shorted out after not too long at that output.  I hope this helps.

Bill

[freepow]

@ Bill,  Do you have a picture of that coil that put out 460 mA's ?  Do you have some decent step by step instructions on how to build that ??

[Cosmicfarmer]

Tesla's lab in Wardenclyffe was powered by a gigantic ground rod.

He did alot of things to it obviously dealing with earth resonances but nonetheless he mentioned something along the lines of if he wanted to shake the world he needed to take a good hold of the earth.  So I belive depth and surface area.  And then when your dealing in miles of electrode, obviously this depth tuning science can be what you need.

I had a one foot rod.  I think it charged up alot seeing how 1.4 volts had to overcome about that in diodes, bridge rectifier style, so I need to chop off half the diodes.  If I used some magic diode that did'nt have losses I could just throw a AA battery at the ground and it would charge up.  Then you play the series and parallel game to get you number of desired output..

But if we are dealing with more then just voltaic in the dirt, the meters and devices need to have remained and picked up some of this power after a time, there is no instant just do this and bam you have it.  So in all reality to really get at the most of this energy we need to  entrained, transmit at its frequency to have near field antenna physics or resonance come in to play ...  But right now I feel alot of us are just getting voltaic in the dirt with a small hint of the earth energies.  To be honest I want to have a light powered from ground. Solar is nice but I know that the sun can be made to hide at any moment chosen, and is usually behind a nice thick cloud layer that does not behave like clouds. Anyway.  Ground energies are not affected by complete and utter blackness in the sky.  Solar is a nice turbo, and comes in handy.

I think also having inductances buried in the earth, and switching them passing inductance back and forth is the method to transmit your frequencies.  Not necessarily powering the coils, just switching the way they are connected very rapidly.  Swap inductances and a small voltage will result. 

I'll give you the graph of charges compared to MK'2 !! when the snow melts.

[Pirate88179]

@ Bill,  Do you have a picture of that coil that put out 460 mA's ?  Do you have some decent step by step instructions on how to build that ??

Freepow:

It is all over at the original earth battery topic and also on the Stubblefield speculations topic too.  We discussed different ways to make these coils and there are many photos too.

If you can't find what you need there, let me know and I can re-post a photo of it here.  Many folks made these in different sizes over there.  Mine was fairly small compared to a lot of the others.

Bill