I believe that coils that resonate to draw in or "cohere" energy from what Dr. Stiffler calls the spatio-temporal lattice, do so by oscillating within a band of frequencies.

People who work with radiant energy in Bedini setups often talk about conditioning batteries to accept radiant energy. Each charging conditions them to become more receptive to RE.

Could it be that Daniel Pomerleau is conditioning these coils with his own scalar energy (via intentionality) or chi so that they are able to cohere energy from the vacuum in the form of cold electricity/RE? 
Bob

Quote from: gleichf on March 31, 2012, 08:58:03 PM

...If you have any questions, let me know. In any case, let me know what you think of my theory
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I don't really know much about it, but I think your theory sounds good.  My only question is, why don't you test it with some actual experiments?

Quote from: Bob Smith on April 01, 2012, 03:18:38 PM
Could it be that Daniel Pomerleau is conditioning these coils with his own scalar energy (via intentionality) or chi so that they are able to cohere energy from the vacuum in the form of cold electricity/RE? 
Bob

Simple answer... NO

In some modules that we tested, the "potential" begins in the middle (length) of a wire and not in coils ...
In some other modules of several AMP... when "breaking" a piece of spaghetti noodle (glue on the module)... the module completely stop... Daniel says that everything must be intact (nose buggers, noodles, beer cap, coil, ...)


For sure at the end of the road... there is a scientific explanation... but no one have found it.

LightRider

Thanks for the clarification, Lightrider. That's very interesting, and strange with the spaghetti. I have read that cold electricity will travel along the surface of insulators - that it isn't restricted to wire which would normally be used to conduct electricity. If Daniel's setups are drawing in cold electricity, might it be that the spaghetti - as an insulator for hot electricity - is functioning as a conductor for the cold?
Bob

Quote from: Bob Smith on April 01, 2012, 07:04:24 PM
Thanks for the clarification, Lightrider. That's very interesting, and strange with the spaghetti. I have read that cold electricity will travel along the surface of insulators - that it isn't restricted to wire which would normally be used to conduct electricity. If Daniel's setups are drawing in cold electricity, might it be that the spaghetti - as an insulator for hot electricity - is functioning as a conductor for the cold?
Bob

Hi Bob,
The theory seems possible, we should not forget that Daniel have "mental retardation" compared to what we consider "normal" in our society. He has no notion of conventional electricity ... one day he made me draw a microphone on a sheet of paper, with a switch and wires. Daniel took the paper and watch it intensely ... then he told me the microphone works now. Then he went out of the room (at the request of a spectator). A channel was selected on a radio (my own radio) randomly. I then pressed the switch on the drawing sheet (I was in the corner of the room to make sure that no hidden camera and / or no one see what I do), AND the radio became silent ?!!, and I spoke into the microphone DRAWN on the sheet... my voice came out of the radio at the other side of the room (50-60 ft). I made tests for many minutes and also my colleagues also performed tests ... the same result...

What can I say...

Daniel made ​​me rip a wire drawn on the sheet because he did not want me to go with a "prototype" that worked. He told me that he usually "program" an operating time after what module on the sheet stops working ... but he had forgotten this time...

As you see... I think it has no direct connection with cold electricity... more with an extra sensory skill of some kind.

LightRider