Orgone Accumulator (ORAC) DIY Step by Step

[conradelektro]

@Milan (Mancha): I like the water vortex machine (ventilator spins magnets, spins magnet inside the glass tube), very simple and nice vortex.

About the Erlenmeyer 100 ml flask: Reich always had a tube leading out of small Orgon accumulators. Therefore I would make at least a small hole in the cap of the flask? May be you removed the cap when holding the flask for treatment? May be the Orgon is seeping through the wooden cap?

About the sheep wool: Reich used other materials like "mineral wool" (obviously the sharp broken tiny pieces are bad for the lung). I always wondered about using plant material like straw or hay? Easy to come by and not stinky?

Have you heard or read something about using plant material as "organic material" in an Orgon accumulator?

Greetings, Conrad

[Mancha]

Conrad,
I have found  your idea about using hay or straw like very good.
About mineral wood, I think that it came from William S. Burroughs.
You can use cotton as well. some of material is better, some is not good at all.
So hard to be sure about testing all materials  , because there is no standard procedure  for that.
that is why I worked on detection like other people.
I had idea to go in micro or nano scale, which means to use liquid mixture of an  organic solution and  colloidal metal like colloidal silver of gold etc.
But I think that your idea to make with straw and galvanized iron plates  is very good .
You can try with blanket first , where you can use stainless steel mash instead iron plates, straw and some place it inside of some fabric.
We have tested our orgone blanket to cover lab jacketed vessel  in cold fusion research
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OZVPJQt6d2E
We have found that better gain was with orgone blanket than without it .
But it was clear that orgone blanket prevented temperature radiation from the  vessel. then we tested so many different materials , organic and unorganic, but again orgone blanket gave the best gain.
But sometimes  no difference. that is why I said how  playing with this could be confusing.
cheers,
Milan