First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[Walter Hofmann]

Hi zapper welcome here,
could you describe a bit more the electrical faults what you have. also how the house is build where geographical, hight, size when it was build etc. a couple picture would help too.
greetigns
walt

Hi,

This is my first post on the overunity forum. Have been reading this topic from the start.  This pyramid thing caught my attention because of certain unusual electrical faults occurring in my house which are probably  related to the pyramid shape of the roof in three of the rooms. (I will post the details if anyone is interested).

So I am sure there is something connecting the pyramid shape and electricity that we do not yet understand.  I have been trying to find an explanation but without much success.  This thread is the closest that I have come till now.

I also found that the following  webpage has some useful info related to the Joe Parr research on properties of the pyramid:(see item 9.

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~sai/torscons.htm

which  seems to be some suggest that there is some connection with negetive ion generators, magnetic fields, rotation of the pyramid and specific sound frequencies strengthening the power of the pyramid.

Hope this helps you all in unraveling some of the mysteries.

Zapper

[neptune]

Hi Walt, and glad your still making progress. Today , my friend is cutting and fitting the gypsun boards, and I am working on the converter. I plan to use thin flexible wire to connect the coils to the graphite rods, to help with that problem of broken rods.I would like to hear Tigrotto comment on the information that Zapper provided a link to . Hope everybody has a nice day, ...Ken

[neptune]

One problem I have had is finding a suitable nut and bolt to hold the capacitor together. The only thing I could find was car number plate bolts, and they are not long enough. I bought a pair of 6mm plastic knitting needles, cut one to length, tapered the end with a craft knife, and used a steel nut to cut its own thread. Job done.

[Carl.]

One problem I have had is finding a suitable nut and bolt to hold the capacitor together. The only thing I could find was car number plate bolts, and they are not long enough. I bought a pair of 6mm plastic knitting needles, cut one to length, tapered the end with a craft knife, and used a steel nut to cut its own thread. Job done.

Not sure if you are in the US, but Home Depot has them, Nylon screws, washers and nuts in lengths upto about 1~ 2"

[MT]

Hi guys,
thanks a lot for your contributions. Sorry to see Tigorotto discouraged and TT not keeping his word for the second time. Maybe they "convince" him somehow its better to not to keep his word 
Anyway since yesterday I'm back in business. 2 hours ago just finished my frame (using screws). It is labor intensive I better weld it but then it would not fit into car. Tomorrow plan to place in pyramid frame small galvanic cell made from piece of copper tube with quartz sand, graphite and salt water similar to setup with U-shape tubing to see whats happen.

@Walter: strange you could not reuse old copper frame to get voltage fluctuations. Salt eated copper at the surface? Hm. Curious whether new fresh piping help and you can replicate the effect.

all the best,
MT