This is my earth battery running a 48″ (40 watt) florescent tube. It is not at full brightness but it is lit and lit pretty well. It is much brighter than it appears on the camera. i am using my earth battery and running the output into two 2.3, 10 Farad supercaps in parallel with my modified Fuji joule thief circuit. The earth battery does not put out enough mA’s to run the Fuji circuit by itself. The supercaps allow it to power the…
This is my earth battery illuminating 100 leds! I am using 2 supercaps (2.3 volt, 10 Farad each) in parallel with the earth battery to my modified Fuji Joule Thief circuit. This is connected to a string of 100 white leds Christmas lights which light up very well. I want to thank Jeanna over on the Joule Thief topic at Overunityodtcom for reminding me of what I did 2 years ago with a supercap and my first earth battery set-up. I had not remembere…
This is my earth battery and modified Fuji joule thief circuit lighting 400 leds. Please see my other videos for explanations on the circuits and for more information on the earth battery. Join us at Overunitydotcom in the joule thief, and earth battery topics. Thank you. …
Here are some scope shots of my earth battery. On overunitydotcom in the Earth Energy Logging topic, we are gathering scope information from all over the world on Earth Batteries. These are very interesting waveforms with many, many huge spikes at what appear to be a random pattern. The video does not pick these spike up very well but you can see them. The look much better live. Thanks for watching. Bill …
This is my new and improved earth battery running 4 ultra bright 10mm 28000 MCD LEDs. I am using a standard Joule Thief circuit wound (bifilar) on a ferrite toroid this time. An N3904 transistor, 1k resistor and a 2.3 volt, 10 Farad super capacitor. The earth battery is putting enough out now to not only run these leds, but also charge the cap as you will see when I disconnect it and bring it inside. I can run more. For more information, go to O…
My earth battery and a 2.7 volt 650 Farad supercap running a one magnet no bearing Bedini motor. This is my replication of this motor that Jonnydavro designed and is still improving. (Thank you Jonny) Like Jonny, I am now using these diametrically magnetized neo cylinders with a small ball bearing on the bottom. (A single steel sphere) These are very powerful magnets. Thanks to Gadgetmall who supplies these large caps for a very reasonable price…
This is just a quick video of my new earth battery set-up. I am using the same 2 carbon rods but this time, on the minus side, I am using a large block of magnesium. (5 pounds) The carbon is to the north (meridian) and the mag. is to the south. (Not magnetic north and south) A quick test with the meter showed 1.8 volts dc output which will get better over time as my last one did. I don’t have a mA reading yet but I will put one in the next…
This is my earth battery-joule thief-supercaps lighting 200 leds. The video did not turn out so good. It looks foggy to me. It looked much better in real life but, oh well. I am trying to keep these videos short as they seem to take like an hour to upload to Youtube for some reason if I get over 2 minutes. check out my earlier videos for better explanations but this is the same set-up with the EB and 2 2.7 volt 10 F supercaps running to the modi…
On May 26, 2011, Sterling Allan shot this video of Les Kraut describing the John Bedini’s concept for a permanent battery made of copper and rock… For more info, see PESWiki.com The Crystal battery or earth light/earth battery www.youtube.com www.youtube.com www.energeticforum.com …
This is my earth battery powering a joule thief circuit and running 7 ultra bright, 10mm, 28500 MCD LEDs. I misspoke myself in the last video, these are 28500 MCD not 28000 like I stated. It is good to get corrected sometimes. I won’t go through the circuit details here, you can check my earlier ones for this info. The only real difference is that I added a second 2.3 volt 10 Farad super capacitor to the circuit. I only did this because I …
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