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Hi all.
I have some new info. I have bent all the pieces to about 20mm thickness, just like David said. I zip tied all of them together and hot glued them all on the spinning plate from my previous setup. I have not found thick HDPE material yet, that is why I used my previous setup. All the pieces had their contact areas sanded smooth, but not all the way through zinc layer. So far I can't see any difference. But I was at a psychic yesterday and got some info about this through channeling. The info from this psychic has proven to be correct many times before. So here it is - This is indeed the real deal, but a certain minimum power threshold has to be achieved for the device to work properly, Davids device works fine, our previous setup was just not strong enough. This device opens kinda like a channel from above, like a vortex from sky and creates a field around it in which ordinary laws of physics do not apply. In order to make this device stronger one can increase the contact surface area and/or increase the rotating speed. Seems that zinc has nothing to do with the effect. Grounding of the steel pieces might be advantageous. Also for our purposes, the rotation should be clockwise.
So that's about that. Here is my current setup using pieces from the pipe David sent me:
The channeling info also suggested, that the pieces could be fused together to improve the power level of the device. This I tried with my previous setup using a MOT with HV coil replaced with s few turns of heavy gauge wire. It can melt a nail in seconds:
I wanted to fuse together the pieces between the high current terminals. At 1200w input power, the cables got warm, but the pieces warmed up only slowly, probably the contact area was good enough and was not the highest resistance of the setup for the current to heat. Could not fuse them together, but by examining the pieces after the heat treatment, seemed that the contact area was smoother and flatter, might be that the heat was enough to make the metal a bit softer and compressing it more together.
I will play around with the current setup a bit and then try to fully remove the zinc layer and assemble the setup again. I have two coils on the current setup, I tried using both of them and only one of them, without luck so far. But this setup feels stronger, I constantly feel a pressure on my head around this device.
Jetijs
I have some new info. I have bent all the pieces to about 20mm thickness, just like David said. I zip tied all of them together and hot glued them all on the spinning plate from my previous setup. I have not found thick HDPE material yet, that is why I used my previous setup. All the pieces had their contact areas sanded smooth, but not all the way through zinc layer. So far I can't see any difference. But I was at a psychic yesterday and got some info about this through channeling. The info from this psychic has proven to be correct many times before. So here it is - This is indeed the real deal, but a certain minimum power threshold has to be achieved for the device to work properly, Davids device works fine, our previous setup was just not strong enough. This device opens kinda like a channel from above, like a vortex from sky and creates a field around it in which ordinary laws of physics do not apply. In order to make this device stronger one can increase the contact surface area and/or increase the rotating speed. Seems that zinc has nothing to do with the effect. Grounding of the steel pieces might be advantageous. Also for our purposes, the rotation should be clockwise.
So that's about that. Here is my current setup using pieces from the pipe David sent me:
The channeling info also suggested, that the pieces could be fused together to improve the power level of the device. This I tried with my previous setup using a MOT with HV coil replaced with s few turns of heavy gauge wire. It can melt a nail in seconds:
I wanted to fuse together the pieces between the high current terminals. At 1200w input power, the cables got warm, but the pieces warmed up only slowly, probably the contact area was good enough and was not the highest resistance of the setup for the current to heat. Could not fuse them together, but by examining the pieces after the heat treatment, seemed that the contact area was smoother and flatter, might be that the heat was enough to make the metal a bit softer and compressing it more together.
I will play around with the current setup a bit and then try to fully remove the zinc layer and assemble the setup again. I have two coils on the current setup, I tried using both of them and only one of them, without luck so far. But this setup feels stronger, I constantly feel a pressure on my head around this device.
Jetijs
@ JET's grinding & machining facilities
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