7.8 Hertz Resonant Circuit

[Turbo]

Tank circuits at those frequency's i don't think so.

I would try and build something mechanical to target the magnetic component of the Schumann Resonance.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XghAn9olnsI

[tim123]

At Colorado Springs, Tesla used his magnifying transmitter in an attempt to artificially stimulate terrestrial standing waves. Based upon observations made with the device, Tesla reported that earth resonance modes involving an electric current flowing through the earth can be excited. He claimed to have discovered a fundamental earth resonance frequency of nearly 11.78 Hz, which is somewhat higher than the fundamental earth-ionosphere cavity Schumann resonance found to exist by researchers in the 1950s in the general vicinity of 7.3 Hz

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Magnifying_transmitter

7.3? That's closer to the calculated value... I wonder if it's a typo?

[Turbo]

Actually it is constantly oscillating between two frequency's so it's not a constant value.
It speeds up then slows down between a min and max frequency with a change rate of about 1 Hz.
It's only an approximate with a center frequency somewhere between 7 and 8 Hertz.
This is easily discovered by doing experimentation.
Still the kinetic movement in a mechanical system is very low which translates into a low power output.
A better way is to target the electric field of the earth directly because then you can make it oscillate at any frequency you want and then you do not have to use mechanical means which is position dependant, causes more losses, needs maintance and replacement and which will wear down eventually so the all electric way is the preffered choice of mechanism.

[ramset]

Turbo
How do we touch that energy from inside a vac Tube ,or is it catch and release ?

thx
Chet

[Turbo]

Well Chet, the first thing that you have to understand very clearly is the Earth's field components.