Re: Many many questions, a couple months into this

>- the fact a device uses half the "Schuman frequency" or twice does not mean anything if no effects are measured or felt.

Certainly, but one of the reasons that certain frequencies are selected is due to expected effects. It is hypothesized that the earth has a resonant frequency ( Schumann ) and that we are normally bathed in it. The introduction of man-made spectra is believed by some to interfere with this and it is believed that using either harmonics or sub-harmonics of this frequency can improve our well being. I suggest that some reading on Schumann will be helpful in understanding some things related to frequency.

Try this link to 768 Hz http://soundcloud.com/harmoniclove1111/768-hz


384 Hz is also another interesting frequency
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ow5XkcCSlvU



>- Tell this to the free electrons...

I have heard a lot about these and other free radicals but I am still waiting to see their emancipation papers. Otherwise, they will soon be captured and bonded again :^)

>- bimetallic thermocouple junction

When 2 differing metals are bonded together and heat is applied, the result will be the generation of free electrons and 'holes' ( positively charged electron receptors ) which will produce a small voltage offset between the two metals which can cause a small current.

Actually, this was put to practical use by the Soviets during the cold war. They provided African villages with small transistor radios that were attached to a bimetal plate which was thrown into the campfire at night. Enough electricity was generated to run the radios that were tuned to a specific channel ( essentially "Radio Free Russia ").

>- A new zapper ? Have you experimented a little with orgone energy ?

Working on a couple of new zappers when I have time. We are still struggling to recover from last January's tornado. The rebuilding should be done in another 6 to 8 weeks.

I have delved into orgone a little but have not found the magic that I am seeking yet.

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