Akula eternal lantern 4

[Void]

Hi synchro1. I have watched several of Dr. Stiffler's videos. While his stuff is interesting, I didn't see
anything that was really convincing me that something out of the ordinary was necessarily going on. If you think
that Dr. Stiffler's stuff is similar to what Akula is showing, then it is better to build something similar and do
your own experiments and see for yourself how it works. Trying to convince others of things like this based on
video demonstrations will never likely get you anywhere. Best is to do your own experiments and see for yourself
how things are working.

Does Dr. Stiffler have a video where he shows that physically rotating a coil to a different direction in relation to
north-south, east-west changes the performance of the coil? Akula also mentioned using the Earth's magnetic field,
but when they rotate his circuit board around it doesn't seem to affect performance of his circuit. If it is really using
the Earth's magnetic field, I would be inclined to think that changing the circuit board's orientation would have an
effect on performance, but there could possibly be more to it than that. I am more inclined to think that if Akula's
circuit really is self running, that it has more to do with the ferrite composition and coil arrangements and/or the way
he is driving the coils, or something along those lines, than anything else. I continue to experiment...
All the best...

[synchro1]

Dude:  Again, it is up to you to present evidence for your claims.  If you have videos that support your claims, then barring them each being three hours long, I am happy to look.  It's not my fault that you posted links to videos that fail to support your claims.  It is absurd that you claim you are teaching something when your evidence doesn't support your claims.  If you don't wish to support your claims, or are unable to support your claims you should not be surprised that others reject them.

@MarkE,

You're the one with the false claim you can't support, that Dr. Stiffler powers his LEDS with "Electro-Smog" not ground excited coil resonance.

[synchro1]

Hi synchro1. I have watched several of Dr. Stiffler's videos. While his stuff is interesting, I didn't see
anything that was really convincing me that something out of the ordinary was necessarily going on. If you think
that Dr. Stiffler's stuff is similar to what Akula is showing, then it is better to build something similar and do
your own experiments and see for yourself how it works. Trying to convince others of things like this based on
video demonstrations will never likely get you anywhere. Best is to do your own experiments and see for yourself
how things are working.

Does Dr. Stiffler have a video where he shows that physically rotating a coil to a different direction in relation to
north-south, east-west changes the performance of the coil? Akula also mentioned using the Earth's magnetic field,
but when they rotate his circuit board around it doesn't seem to affect performance of his circuit. If it is really using
the Earth's magnetic field, I would be inclined to think that changing the circuit board's orientation would have an
effect on performance, but there could possibly be more to it than that. I am more inclined to think that if Akula's
circuit really is self running, that it has more to do with the ferrite composition and coil arrangements and/or the way
he is driving the coils, or something along those lines, than anything else. I continue to experiment...
All the best...

@Void,

Dr. Stiffler indicates clearly the importance of orienting the coils the same way directionally for "Spatial Resonance Tuning". The coil's resonant frequency changes when a ground is attached to the North End. MarkE speculates that the ground wire is acting as an RF antenna. I experimented with Joe Tate's " Ambient Power Module" and can assure you, and every one else, that MarkE is causing nothing but trouble. Akula's ferrite pot acts as a "Virtual Ground". His circuit should work best facing one way.

[memoryman]

synchro1, stick to facts pleasenstead of your personal feelings:  "can assure you, and every one else, that MarkE is causing nothing but trouble". The only 'trouble' Mark and I cause is asking for answers to pointed questions; sadly these answers are never provided.
Electrosmog is real; any wire will pick this up to some extend and have a measurable signal; that's how crystal radios work (I built one in the 1950s). If the 'Electrosmog' is locally strong enough, you can light leds with it.

[Void]

Hi synchro1. Why worry about what other people think or say? What various people say and think is often neither
here nor there in regards to what is true and what is not true. Something someone thinks or says may be true, 
or it may not be true. For this reason, in regards to these sort of devices, I never worry too much about what other people
think or say. I just do my own experiments and try to find out for myself what is true and what is not true, and what works
and what does not work. Don't get me wrong, it doesn't hurt to discuss ideas and theory and experimental results with others to
bounce ideas around and try to look for things you may have overlooked or misunderstood, or where you might have made an
error somewhere or whatever, but I always place my trust in actual experimental results over anything anyone else might say
or think. People have all different ideas and viewpoints, but experimental results that you can directly observe and prove to yourself
are what really counts. You can argue with others until the cows come home in regards to these sort of devices, but it won't
likely get you anywhere.
All the best...