Edison battery

[kcarring]

kcarring, I was just over checking the Bedini Ferris Wheel thread, where John Bedini is very involved. He was suggesting to check out LaseSaber's video about electromagnetism with a Stubblefeild coil. LaserSaber sometimes refers
to the coil as a galvanic battery. It occurred to me, why not try nickel wire
if there is such a thing. It would be interesting to see if there would be advantages to a nickel/iron combination or a nickel/copper combination. Just
some thoughts to ponder.

FRC

Interesting, yeah... I think he's using aluminum wire. I'm looking more into this ... interesting!

[FRC]

Kcarrng

I was surprised that Peter did not comment on your video in the Lockridge thread. Are you planning on a build too ? I checked Princess Auto surplus and
I don't think they have that one anymore. Just some Johnson !2v real small.

FRC

[kcarring]

I was surprised that Peter did not comment on your video in the Lockridge thread. Are you planning on a build too ? I checked Princess Auto surplus and
I don't think they have that one anymore. Just some Johnson !2v real small.

FRC

No I just put a video up because I noticed I had the exact motor. I had thought about doing a Bedini conversion but then I thought, no, I'm going to play around with just John and Rick's variants for a year or so and not get myself confused as heck. The DC motor is going into a solar tracker. Gotta get that extra sun!

[kcarring]

Edison Battery Replication is Going Well!

Looks like Ed is having some good success with his Edison NiFe Homemade Battery. This is a great tutorial folks! Check it out:

YouTube - edsworkshop's Channel