First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[jeanna]

Walter
Do you have a magnet?

I wonder what would happen if you were to put a magnet right where Thomas lately said was a trick. Just in case SAYING THAT was a trick.
and thank you for clearing this picture up. I think you have made a true and beautiful replica. I think it should work.

jeanna

[passion1]

Tak22 & CLanZeR

Very interesting video and article!!

I quote from Les Brown's book:
"Using these (the Great Pyramid of Cheops) proportions, any pyramid will function in unison with the natural elements that we enjoy, the natural elements that keep us alive and the world in balance. Change this ratio of measurement and you will drop below par in performance. The further you deviate from this formula the less performance you will get. Of course, we cannot build a pyramid as large as the northern hemisphere, but whatever size is built, if built in correct ration to the Great Pyramid of Cheops, it will give 100 percent performance."

Les Brown gave a few examples of the perfect proportions
e.g.  Height = 4 ft, Sides = 5 ft 11 in, Base = 6 ft 3 in

For all the examples he gave, the ratio for
Height : Base = 0.64 and the ratio for
Sides : Base = 0.94666

e.g.  Height = 4 feet, Sides = 5 ft 11 in (5.91666), Base = 6 ft 3 in (6.25)

5.91666 / 6.25 = 0.94666

4 / 6.25 = 0.64

TT specified all sides to be equal lenghts of 1 m.
According to Les Brown these dimensions will result in below par performance.
For the TT model, the ideal proportions would be

Base = 1 meter
Sides = 94.666 cm
Height = 64 cm

[spacetrax]

Hi all,
her are a few picture of the now finished setup. I also include a video clip how the voltage rises. it starts with 0.03 and did go up above 0.5V but my camera memory stick was full thats why I could not take the full lenght.
what is strange on the video is the noise there was nothing running you can hear my odem and there is this strange tak, tak tak, what I did not hear as I took the clip.
greetings
walt

Very nice, congratulations!
Maybe you should connect a load to increase the output, a small fan or something, like TT did.
Keep up the good work!
Spacetrax

[Walter Hofmann]

Hi all,
here are the next results: I did switch on the meter yesterday morning and took a video clip. now the voltage started ij this moment by 0.02V and di go up to 0.4V and then it jumps back to 0.00V like it had dumped the voltage somewhere and starts again till 0.4V and so on for many times .
it was totaly quite I took the video then to my computer and the only what I could hear in the foreground was my breathing and some movement noise from me and a background noise and then I cranked my speaker up and there the background noise was like a train in the far. It was very early in the morning and dark outside I have made it so early to make sure nothing comes from the outside, I live in a rural area on 2 acre .there was not enough light to see the meter movement on the video but this was not importand the noise was.
I will do the same tonight to see if the noise changes again, maybe a high pitch or so or nothing at all.I also wana put the end capacitor together to see what this changes
greetings
walt

[Walter Hofmann]

he hey that woud be something but I can try this with a magnet just for fun.
greetings
walt

Walter
Do you have a magnet?

I wonder what would happen if you were to put a magnet right where Thomas lately said was a trick. Just in case SAYING THAT was a trick.
and thank you for clearing this picture up. I think you have made a true and beautiful replica. I think it should work.

jeanna