Trawoeer Power Pyramid Version 12 - Electrical output from a homemade pyramid

[Jimboot]

It seems a lot of forum members have wasted time with this. I've come across a circuit in Patrick Kelly's pdf book chapter 7 page 8 that really works. It's nothing to do with pyramid power but it is free energy. It is worth developing. It is an aerial system and the circuit is quite easy. You'll certainly get some energy. I think if we can tune it we may be on the trail of Moray and Tesla.

downloaded the book, thanks. Do you know of any fora , threads where this is being worked on?

[k4zep]

I managed to see now all 13 videos over here in North Sweden on te road in ny camping mobile van via my mobile phone after a tire went flat and I had to change it in the middle of nowhere...

Anyway, if this really works to extract the power of leylines, this will be very interesting.
Would have loved to see some scopeshots.

Regards, Stefan.

Good Morning Stefan,

I'm a sucker for a good build.  I'll do my best at building one of these devices, have all equipment to build.  I'm an old dowser from when I was a kid and a old man taught me how to "Dowse or Witch for water"....YOU never charge to do it!  Anyway, what fun and my only problem is a 1 meter Pyramid in my condo.  I might scale it down and make it a .5 meter unit.  If I could get 1 watt out of it, I will be happy.  There is a lot of info in the videos, I probably made 30 pages of drawings and notes listening to them last night.  Scope shots, volts and amps, af or RF, no problem.  Onward.......

Respectfully
Ben K4ZEP

[neptune]

@K4zep .Re the space problem . TT says that the pyramid frame does not need to be welded . Why not make it with bolts and wingnuts so you can strip it down or build it up as required .

[k4zep]

@K4zep .Re the space problem . TT says that the pyramid frame does not need to be welded . Why not make it with bolts and wingnuts so you can strip it down or build it up as required .

Morning Neptune

You are correct, great idea!  That Gypsum board messy though.  Guess I could edge tape it and paint, put some reinforced holes for mounting screws, along with corner brackets too for the AL frame,  wonder if anything else works in place of that Gypsum?  But, I want to try and keep true to his directions first try.

Ben K4ZEP

[neptune]

Just a thought . Aluminium may not be the best frame material , as we do not know if it needs to be magnetic as well as an electrical conductor . You could use slotted angle iron used to build industrial shelving , or even us the " expanded metal" perforated stuff used for wall corners when plastering .Available where you buy your plaster board .