Protonmom,
You are right, I have already posted it all.
There was some stuff from electricme, but I think that has all been posted too.

I love that brochure.
Did you notice that the handwriting says mine and me?
It is Stubblefield's own notes on the brochure.

The rest of what I 'know' has been because I go to sleep wondering about it, and often when I have done that for some nights, I wake up with a dream or a plain realization about it.

It is easy what I do to get these understandings, but I doubt it would come if I were not so very interested in understanding.

So, I have been using the trash compactor on my computer today. I found that I have less than 20 gigs free space. That is OK but it won't be very soon. Making movies for youtube from avi files of my taking has resulted in a use of about 2 gigs per youtube movie. And 8 of them makes it about 16gigs in a week! 

It has been fun, but I just needed to clear the extras away. Then I can make my final explanation which shows what I have learned about inductors added to a circuit. (I am not saying it is a lot yet I just want to finish telling it.)

thank you, thank you, thank you,

jeanna

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I bought and read the book by Lochte about NS.
"Kentucky Farmer invents Wireless Telephone"
Mostly it was about his efforts to make the cell phone, but all the locals talk about how Stubblefield invented the radio, so it was focused on the question, but Is it Radio?
Well, no, but a cell phone to be used on horse and buggy is not too shabby for forward thinking.
 

@All
Do you suppose there is some Earth action going on early in the morning that would discontinue in the afternoon that would affect the earth battery? 
...  Here are some photos of what I did get this afternoon.

Please go out at the same time tomorrow if possible.
I do not know if I said this here, but my best performer only gave good results for about 10 hours.
If yours doesn't improve tomorrow, I would think that yours is falling into a similar category.
Not to worry though, It is now one of my great performers. It is the ac, and you cannot pick that up with a dmm. It is oscillation way too fast for it to pick up. (I think anyway.)

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But I need to know you will be here for the NS EB project to its finish.

Oh goodness, I am not leaving the stubblefield thread!
I stopped last year because I did not know what to do next. No one else did either, I think.

The joule thief thread has allowed me to understand way more than I could have by staying only here.
I want to have a way to make usable power from the earth power.
I am very determined, as you can see. I cannot even get a joule thief to light from my earth battery!, but I am not concerned. I am sure I will. And, I think I am on the track.
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I decided to post today's pics here because of what I said earlier about the pulses.
The dmm is reading 925mvdc for the plain EB, and only around 700mvdc for the long eb with 2 NS generators added to each end, but the difference in what they pick up is amazing... and that is why I think this is what we are looking for.
1st pic plain eb at 10 milliseconds of time per division on the x axis going left to right. (these are the earth currents that are normally there.)
The second is the eb with 2 NS coils added. It is the exact same setting on the scope but the scope cannot even read the voltage because it is off the chart! (look at the effect this NS coil has on the currents that are there. It grows them immensely.)

jeanna
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Second Edit:
I just got my new tiny meter for reading dc amps. So, I will add this here.
Plain EB - 35.7uADC
EB with 2 NS generators = 96.4uAdc  (almost one milliamp)

  Please post a pic of this setup of the 2 NS generators at each end.  Thanks

Ta Da

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and I found the pic with the cement pots. I cannot find your request for it, protonmom, but, to save pages on the website, I will add it here as an edit.
The N-S directions and the voltages are all right on the pic.


jeanna

@Jeanna
Okay then...I see what you mean by being at both ends now.  I will have to try that setup.

Cool!

On your cement pots (I always want to say "cement ponds"  ) what did you learn?

hmm cement ponds. well that would hold some water...

I set them up to see if I could add in series.
At that point we were all noticing that we could not add in series.
If we added anything it would go to zero more than likely.
So I wanted to try the cement  thinking that it would be earthlike and in the earth but have a kind of separation at the same time.
I tried many things. One of the pots frankly refused to work.
So, I only used 2. One has carbon granules from a spent brita filter. Sometimes I would use a carpenter's pencil, but this time it was a copper pipe. The other is filled with soil like a flower pot.
As you can see, The initial cu-zn connection gave me 0.83vdc. But then I walked the wires through 2 cement pots in a series order and when the final zn was in place the voltage was .93vdc. That was an improvement. But the winter was cold and rainy and I never pursued it much. Also, we began to work on the Stubblefield coils just then.

I have two cem. pots ready for something, just don't know what. ...  What matters is do they do anything???

Only one way to know! 

Those are high readings.
Anything over 10mA is a high reading for an earth battery. Maybe it is time for you to try an led?
Put the neg side of cap on the fe with the short leg of the led and connect the other 2 legs to the cu side of the eb wires....and maybe you will get a light.
Red is what Bill used from the plain eb.

Wow, you are moving fast! very wonderful.

jeanna

"Earth Energy and Vocal Radio"   Nathan Stubblefield

http://www.hbci.com/~wenonah/history/nathan-s.htm

Interesting read.

DonL

Oscar
I am sorry for the confusion.  I meant to say I hooked up the cu (pos) at the top of the coil, but then hooked up the NEG wire to the bottom of the core..in other words to the all thread at the bottom.   It was not the fe going through the core to the bottom...but that does sound interesting.  It was just a brain slip.  Copper pos wire hooked up at the top of the entire coil setup...and the neg wire of the DMM hooked up to the all thread which goes through the middle of the entire assembly...making that the fe hookup.  Yes, it was the exact same reading for the bottom core (bolt) as it was at the top of the core (bolt)  I just now checked the reading again.  WITH THE BLACK NEG WIRE hooked up to the core bolt instead of to the fe wire of the assembly, the reading is now .93 both top and bottom.  Don't know just what it means, or why the readings are good there at all and why not at the fe anymore, but perhaps it is cyclic?  We shall see as I have not, and will not give up.  Hope I  cleared that up and sorry again for being tired when I was writing that.   EDIT Remember though, the first readings as per my pic I posted was taken with the cu pos and the fe neg and no bolt in the picture at all.

Protonmom:

I don't know if this helps or not but, in my 2 Stubblefield coil attempts, I found that my best reading always came from the cu wire (either end) and the core. (iron)

You might try checking continuity on all wires and to the core just to see that a short has not developed somewhere. (maybe you have already done this)

Like Jeanna said, we got great results in the early stages and then.....it seemed to dwindle.  I don't know why this was and I am pretty sure no one else did either.

That is why I followed someone's suggestion to add vinegar to the ground where my coil was buried.  Sure enough, all my numbers went sky high... for a while....then....nothing....end of coil.

We have a lot more to learn about these coils and I admire the work you are doing.  you had said you wanted to catch up to us on these experiments and, I believe you have.  Jeanna has a better memory than I but, I have seen what she has posted to you about our former efforts and I agree with everything she has told you.

Now, you are exploring new territory.  Please keep it up and keep reporting your results.

Bill

I will try
Here goes. this has made my page extremely wide. I cannot read anything all at once. I did not realize this would happen.

I hope this works.
jeanna