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

[Pirate88179]

Stubblefield always said that his coils were powered by the earth.  Guess who came to see at least one of his demonstrations?  Tesla.  We know that he and Tesla had been in communications but I don't think we know to what extent.  (All this was covered on the earth battery topic so I won't go into more detail here)

We also know that when he submitted his patent application, it was not called a battery at all.  In order to get his patent granted, he had to add the word Battery to get this approved by the examiners who did not understand how this could work if it was not a battery.  Stubblefield was not happy with this but he did it to get it approved.

Bill

[lasersaber]

Hi everybody,

Wow, I never thought this thread would take off so fast.  I will try to answer some of the questions that have been posted and share a few thoughts.

1. Some have seen my magnesium air batteries videos.  I would consider these a purely galvanic battery.  You build them with the goal of trying to achieve as much voltage and amperage as possible.  They can last a very long time when run as air batteries without using the salt water.  With the salt water they only last a month or so.  They have no electromagnetic effect so I do not consider them to be like the NS coil at all.

2. When building and testing a NS coil keep in mind that you are testing for the electromagnetic effect, not voltage.  I do not really care anymore what the voltage of the coil is at.  I had a guy come by with a scope and check the voltage of my coil in the live video stream while it was running.  It tested out at 50 millivolts with a back EMF spike of 200 millivolts.  I am hesitant to post these values as they were taken very quickly and should be taken again to reconfirm.

3. The mini coils are a side project that I did to see how a multiple coil arrangement would work.  I did not feel like building large coils, if the arrangement would not work well.  I did not expect them to work on their own at all because they were so small.  I was amazed when I detected some slight electromagnetic effects on my compass.  They ran really well when I first made and wet them.  Then I salted them and they completely died, as I expected they would.  Since then they have been showing some signs of coming back to life.  They ran for a good 8 hours or so the other day.  There is a slight possibility that I will get them working in a continuously running mode if I can get all the variables set correctly - rotor size, coil distance, reed switch placements, weight of the rotor, and iron core length, to name a few.   I am confident that I can build a large multiple coil arrangement that will work very well and do plan on building it in the future.  The coils will be the same size as the coil in my live video stream or larger.

4. I have built and tested way more NS coils then you could imagine.  Creating a working coil is not easy at all.  There are a ton of variables that have to be perfect.  If you follow my video build clips you should be able to do it.

5. Based upon my success I am inspired and have been testing enamel covered wire again.  In the past I have seen some pretty interesting results using plastic covered speaker wire with a wire of another type such as iron or aluminum.  Back then, I made the mistake of testing for voltage instead of testing it with a rotor and two reed switches.  The real break through for me was when I set my voltmeter aside and started just trying to get my rotor turning.  That is when I discovered the special effects that happen when using two reed switches.  Now that I have this extra knowledge, gained by real world experience, I am going back and doing some pretty interesting tests.

[dllabarre]

@dllabarre

most likely your copper iron pair has developed a charge.

if your are able - could you please see if you can squeeze your coil together a bit?
stubblefield says compressed in his patent. MK1's brought this up too.

nap

What do you mean "squeeze my coil"?
The wires are wrapped very tight to each other (touching) and the wires are wrapped very tight to the core.

DonL

[Rosemary Ainslie]

I got a new compass.

Magnetic response:
Dry: moves the compass needle when I pass the compass by each end.
One end likes North and the other end likes South as expected.
Even after I short the steel & copper wire together to 0mV (it moves up to at least 1mV after I remove the short)  there is still the same magnetic pull on the compass.

Cheap-o Faraday cage - I wrapped a cardboard box with aluminum foil with my coil inside.  I shorted the wire until there were 0mV and disconnected my digital meter for 2 minutes.  Upon reconnecting my digital meter it read over 2mV.  Nothing connected to the wires and coil was in the Faraday cage. Repeated this 2 times more with similar results.

Also I did not move anything around the Faraday box.  I sat still.  See next post for why I wrote this.

DonL

Thanks for the update here Don.  Love to know the answer to this. 

Also I did not move anything around the Faraday box.  I sat still.  See next post for why I wrote this.

Kindest regards,
Rosemary

[dllabarre]

The real break through for me was when I set my voltmeter aside and started just trying to get my rotor turning.  That is when I discovered the special effects that happen when using two reed switches.  Now that I have this extra knowledge, gained by real world experience, I am going back and doing some pretty interesting tests.

I will focus testing on the magnetic effect as well.
With my coil in a Faraday cage it still turns the compass the same as it did before I put it in the Faraday cage.  This is a dry coil, shorted the steel and copper wire, single layer, bare Ga. steel wire and enamel insulated copper wire, 73 turns wound like in LaserSaber videos except only 1 layer.

DonL