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Phi Ratio Implosion coil ( as inspired by Bashar) final product
Thu, January 29, 2009 - 4:45 PM
From drawing board to completion this project took me roughly 4 days. This has been the easiest over unity device to build that I have ever undertaken. Although the copper tubing is very unforgiving there are ways to sculpt it without the headaches that I endured. Fill the copper tube with sand or ball bearings before attempting to mold your spirals and be gentle
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Fri, January 30, 2009 - 7:24 PM
Space Time Generator
Hi, well done on attempting this! I have listened to Bashar explaining how to build this and from looking at what you have built my first impression is that it wont work because.
1. You seemed to have reversed the direction of the second coil. So to me it looks like it will cancel it's self out. So if it doesn't work may be try making the second half or the up path go the other way around. 2. I think the angle from the top of the apex's to the outer edge of the base of the coils is important and the edge of each spiral of the coil. So if you placed a string from the top apex to the outer edge of the base, the string would touch the outer edge of each turn of the coil on it's way down and visa versa on it's way up, on your the coils look too far in or the last turns our too far out. So if you placed a string from the left side of the base to the apex then back down to the right of the base the angle the apex would be 33 degrees and the string would touch the outer edge of each successive turn. I would then try sparking it with a 9 volt DC battery across terminals attached to the apex points. If it works I suppose you could place a bulb across the terminals instead of the battery after initiation and it should continue to light it, even to the point of blowing the bulb eventually. It may need to have some sort of regulator to tap of a steady feed of current? Just my thoughts, good luck at any rate, I will be interested in any results you get! Paul |
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Sat, January 31, 2009 - 8:25 PM
I have chosen to fill the copper tubing with 4mm quartz beads. I have chosen this because of the work by John Hutchinson involving his crystal batteries which never need recharging. It is my hopes that by adding quartz to this device that it will not only never require recharging but will also increase in power as the charge implodes into itself.
I still have enough copper tubing to make another coil that is wound ccw to duplicate the direction of the other coil. Although I would say that from Bashars explanation of time and space that they are two opposing things that are joined together. |
