Self-Runner NS Coil Pulse Motor Live Video Stream. It's been going for months!

[cletushowell]

Lazzer sabber your so cool i dream of understanding the circuits like you and lid I dont but i do have a idea if theres two open wires on the circuit
a iron core with electricity going thru it is said not to rust somewhere theres a iron rod in earth that defys all logic
but if you coukd run those extra wires to the end of the rod it should have the current fowing thru it from one side to the other and sto the rust altogether maybey this inteferes with the wireing them maybey jus a seperate wire from the end of the iron rod to begening would work the rust is just shorting the begening to the end

[cletushowell]

I think about the fishes guills and the key you know how fish can swim up stream by directing the water thru its guills to the tail and overcoming the current very easy by creating a airplane wing and reversing it back and forth how a fish flops 
But then we talk about static and feathers then i think about how maybey the birds feathers are taking the static from the air like the stubblfield coil and turning that into the lift directly and on stormy days before the rain birds would be playing in antigravity what a nice life huh 

[tagor]

@flat hunter,

There are quite a few videos there. Can you point to a specific one? If that's real it should be reproduced by as many people as possible at that very promptly.

here , they are :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q_Tllt7GD_w

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvWVFnTormg


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kM-MEWivS-Q

[flathunter]

@flat hunter,

There are quite a few videos there. Can you point to a specific one? If that's real it should be reproduced by as many people as possible at that very promptly.

If thats real?

A battery is 2 different metals separated by an electrolyte.

The stubblefield coil is iron wire and copper wire, separated by an electrolyte (damp cotton).

Im VERY VERY VERY sure it works.

Its just a question of how well - and from the videos ive seen from lasersaber and lidmotor, it seems to work very well - an extremely long time before the electrodes fully decay (here lasersaber is suggesting that salt water helped protect his iron/copper wire from oxidising....but im pretty sure the electrodes still oxidise, like in an ordinary galvanic battery.  Lasersaber can correct me if im speaking rubbish)

There is no need to doubt this design - firstly it HAS already been reproduced, and secondly the design is fairly similar to a regular battery.  Remember though Omnibus - this ISNT OU and no-one has claimed that it is - the only claim is that it is a very efficient battery.

[Omnibus]

There's a major problem here. What is this stubble field coil, if I got the name of it correctly? If that's just two dissimilar metals separated by an electrolyte-soaked cotton to form a Galvanic cell (not a capacitor, as the narrator puts it) then it's as trivial as can be and the whole thing is to be dismissed out of hand. If there's no contact via an electrolyte between these two dissimilar metals in whatever that coil is named and there's only an air gap between them then it's pretty interesting. If that's the case the first thing to do is put the device in a Faraday cage while having the two metals carefully insulated to avoid any Galvanic potentials. Thus, more is needed to demonstrate that this is a self-sustaining device.