" Ed did NOT use any drums nor electronics. "


If I recall correctly, Ed was heard singing to the stones though.

Regards...

Quote from: Cap-Z-ro on July 27, 2012, 08:25:51 PM
" Ed did NOT use any drums nor electronics. "


If I recall correctly, Ed was heard singing to the stones though.

Regards...

You do not need electronics to short coil on peaks with spark gap...
The same thing between Ed Leedskalnin generator and Ismael Aviso and N. Tesla is coil shorting on peaks for very short period of time.

QuoteHow could that together with his 'permanent magnet holder' having anything in common with 'sound-driven-levitation'??

The average elevation of Homestead is 5 feet above sea level. The highest is around 26 feet so it is possible sound may have been used.
Cavitations in the Coral?
Notice the higher sound pressure in the graph.
http://www.subacoustech.com/research/images/human_hearing_thresholds.png

Notice also its the lower bass frequencies that have the highest sound pressure. Bass frequencies are a longer wavelength which is why you hear the bass first on an approaching vehicle.

Nice link Fatbird!

  I recently visited coral castle and this is a place of musement. Not amusement musesment.  Upon observing the back wall of Ed's college the first thing I mused upon was the sculptures he placed there.  Working from right to left there was a small crescent wrench (tool used by mechanics often called an open end wrench)  then a large crescent wrench  followed by a sculpture of Saturn and then a sculpture of the moon.  The gravitational fields of these two cosmological features most influence the gravitational field work done on the Earth.  The moon in one day does more work on the Earth than man has ever done since the beginning of time.  Saturn the big giant gas ball of huge mass is secondary to the moon in gravitational influence upon our planet. 

http://i113.photobucket.com/albums/n213/oadamo/castlemagnet.jpg
i might be down the wrong path, but any thoughts welcome.
adm