elemental rod

[Motorcoach1]

I'm sure it could be published in numbers and built in large quantities. but just post it as an experimental device and you have to figure a few things out. The hunt is half the fun, but give a starting place and post from different public computers with a flash chip. LOL moneys not everything, even if your that hard up - so what things are bad , Do something about it. AAAHHH gezzz I don't have a big car like the Jone's next door , screw that.  YOU are what You are about. I agree some people don't need the technology there harts are sour and the greed factor is to much for them to handel. find your self first and the energy will come.  thank you for posting Justrite

[Motorcoach1]

Good analogy Grumpy , I like that   a little compression and the right mix may be the trick. I like how ridiged they were and light weight.  i forgot abut this thread and I recived an email 

[Grumpy]

Hey Motorcoach1

I'm thinking he used a rigid binder (like an electrical grade epoxy) and some powders - nothing mysterious - except for what those powders are 

On the other hand, the rods could be solid graphite or something else and one may have a coating material.

The rate of propagation of this energy would have to be different in each rod - by whatever means.

Hard to say really, but looks like a came up with a good RE collector - hence my interest.

[Grumpy]

Notice that the rods are the same distance apart and that he just uses more rod sets for more power?

So, for rods of this material and dimensions (size, mass, etc.) this is probably the optimum spacing.

So, why not make larger rods for more power rather than more rods?

[Motorcoach1]

mmm Rf collector , what bites my A..sss is people calling it Free energy now thats BS . You can't get someting for nothing there is always a trade off.  Sounds like my powdered quarzt exp. and carbon pile rods and a few aluninum cubes throwen in and of corse sodium silicate to hold things together.