My heat generating pyramid - picture

[PYRAman]

yes, the sand must make sounds when walked upon so it will react when sounds are applied on it.

The sand mentioned sounds very much like a type readily available on some Australian beaches, "Squeaky beach" being the most well known, I have personally walked on this sand and it has different Rheology to the more common sands, it is also almost pure white and it does squeak. Hope that helps someone.

[PYRAman]

thanks, I will try to download them too, it seems to be very interesting information, I visited Golod's website and was impressed by his discoveries.

Hi,

eBook can be downloaded from my ftp server:
ftp://ou@85.15.246.98
password: ou

P.S. access to this account is valid 3 days.

Mx

Hi Spacetrax,

I don't think it will go through the mail server as this eBook is 15MB in size. Later I'll try to place it somewhere online.

Mx

Hi MXT,
thanks for the link to that eBook from Golod, but this does not work for me. Can you put it somewhere else or send it to me by eMail? Thanks much!

Best,
Spacetrax

[PYRAman]

yes, it was my mistake, the sand becomes excited and remains so after a while, even if I TURN THE SOUND OFF.  I made a small sketch, sorry for the poor quality but I am no talent, I made it with Paint for Windows.

Hi,

What did you mean by this:
"the special sound entered a state of resonance and now permanently receives the pyramid energy, without needing to be pumped with sound."

This makes no sense, I think you wanted to say "the special sand entered a state of resonance..."...
that would make a lot more sense.

Best,
Spacetrax

Thank you for this brilliant idea. I turned the sound off for one day now, allowing the pipe and sand to get cold, but after one day they are still hot, WITHOUT sound input.
The sound was on since 02.14. because I was afraid that I will lose the heating effect if I interrupt the process, but your question was legitimate so I decided to let the pipe cool down and turn the sound on again outside of the pyramid. But next day yhe pipe was still hot, so it can be only because of the pyramid, I guess, the special sound entered a state of resonance and now permanently receives the pyramid energy, without needing to be pumped with sound.
I was very surprised, the 'half-god' did not tell me that it will work also without sound input after a while.
I will make a sketch for you and put it on the board, because now I really don't want to take the pyramid apart just for taking pictures of every part, as I intended last time.

@Pyraman.Here is the vital question that no one else has asked. Does your converter produce heat when used outside the pyramid?

[mxt]

Hello,

You are getting empty pages because the connection has timed out. In most cases if not at all the cause is if both sides (client and server) are firewalled. FTP server is behind firewall. I have tested the client behind the firewall and it worked just fine for me with Firefox and UNIX CLI FTP client. Don't know anything about windows as no one is using this OS around me.

Regards,
Mx

Hi,

eBook can be downloaded from my ftp server:
ftp://ou@85.15.246.98
password: ou

P.S. access to this account is valid 3 days.

I can get empty pages only

helmut

[mxt]

Hi,

No problem! Of course you can take and share these doc's. I'm illegal owner of these doc's and I'm not proud about that. You can become like me any time. You are welcome!

Mx

Hello everyone.
Long time lurker, first time poster.
For those having issues with downloading the PDFs, you may want to use wget utility.
It works both under Linux as well as Windows.
Once you have it installed, from command line type : wget -m -k -c -np --ftp-user=ou --ftp-password=ou ftp://85.15.246.98/

Wget then will mirror the entire directory onto your hard drive. I did this last night and tried again a few minutes ago just to be sure.

Location for Windows binaries: http://www.christopherlewis.com/WGet/wget-1.11b.zip
Linux users often get wget installed by default.

Unzip  the file, then run wget from within the directory where zip file got unzipped.

Good luck.

Alternatively, I could upload the PDFs to zshare, but would prefer to have the ftp server owner's permission before doing so.

Jacek