First electrical power output from a Pyramid

[georgemay]

@All,

  My Ni-MH battery was charged in the pyramid, and this one is drained.  Battery was hang horizontally -  maybe I should try to hang collector horizontally too?  I am pulling out the collector this morning to see if it will regain any power.


George

[neptune]

@ Walter Hofmann. You sat you believe that the power created by the copper, graphite etc is just to excite the "main system". If this proves to be the case, there may be more reliable and efficient ways to do this. What about using 1 or2 or 3 cheap off the shelf Zinc carbon batteries to do the job?
       If your theory is right, they could be disconnected after a time, say 2 or 3 days. Even if they are needed all the time,10 or 20 watts from cheap torch batteries is worth having? Do not worry, just another idea from crazy old neptune...

[zapper]

Hi zapper welcome here,
could you describe a bit more the electrical faults what you have. also how the house is build where geographical, hight, size when it was build etc. a couple picture would help too.
greetigns
walt

Hi,

This is my first post on the overunity forum. Have been reading this topic from the start.  This pyramid thing caught my attention because of certain unusual electrical faults occurring in my house which are probably  related to the pyramid shape of the roof in three of the rooms. (I will post the details if anyone is interested).

So I am sure there is something connecting the pyramid shape and electricity that we do not yet understand.  I have been trying to find an explanation but without much success.  This thread is the closest that I have come till now.

I also found that the following  webpage has some useful info related to the Joe Parr research on properties of the pyramid:(see item 9.

http://homepages.ihug.co.nz/~sai/torscons.htm

which  seems to be some suggest that there is some connection with negetive ion generators, magnetic fields, rotation of the pyramid and specific sound frequencies strengthening the power of the pyramid.

Hope this helps you all in unraveling some of the mysteries.

Zapper

@Walt

Sorry for not posting the reply for a while.  I have been trying to better understand the problem by checking again in the last few days.  Now let me describe the background for you.

House build in 2004,
Geographical location - South India (9.58.01 N 76.21.27 E)
Height above mean sea level - 10 metres
Type of construction - Brick walls, RCC Roof.
Type of wiring - Through conduits concealed in walls and roof.

Now about the problem

To cope with the heat of the Indian summer, we use ceiling fans suspended from the ceiling.  Three rooms on the first floor of the house have sloping roofs, which form three sides of a pyramid, with the fourth side of all rooms combine into a common area.  The height of the semi-pyramidal structure forming the roof is approximately 1.8 metres.  The ceiling fans of these rooms are suspended near the approximate mid point of the pyramidal shape. (Just like the TT converter in this case).  The ceiling Fans as you know has coils and capacitors (just as in the TT convertor).  The Electrical fault is that, the electronic speed regulators of the fans in all three rooms do not function properly. What I have found is that, It is not the fault of the regulators because I have tried to changing them with regulators of other fans that work.  I have also tried changing the regulators with new ones.  But they do not work with the fans in just these three rooms.  I have also tried changing all three fans with new ones, it is not the fault with the fans. I have exchanged the fans and regulators with those in other rooms, where they work without any problem. This has led me to believe that it is the position of the fans being suspended at the mid point of the pyramidal roof that is the key to the problem.

Hope you got some idea.....Sorry for my poor English, it is not my mother tounge.

And I forgot to mention, the house  and the pyramidal roof faces are approximately north -south direction.   Sorry for my long and boring post. I hope it helps everyone here to better understand the strange Pyramids.

Regards,

Zapper.

[MT]

@walter
congratulations, great that you succeeded in replicating it. I'll concentrate now to build converter frame to get this effect also. I assume you followed skizze dimensions. A pic of your version would be of help here.

In the meantime I assembled simple galvanic cell in shape of one vertical tube of the converter see picture. Cell itself gives around 0.31V. As rod is used pencil rod HB type. Salt water injected 2mm below bottom of the rod as in converter. Putting it in the center of pyramid and measuring potential to the pyramide frame gives me 0 volts. Tried various positions to no avail. Only if I moved myself or something then I had some milivolts but they dropped to zero as I went still.
This shows me that effect is probably somehow related to the shape of converter. Vertical rods in the converter are not in center anyway only horizontal tubes intersect pyramid pyr. center line.

My frame looks like it has its own magnetic properties and compass forgets where north is. I moved compass only in base diagonals. In one diagonal it points toward closer corner so if I moved it from one corner to opposite it rotated 180degrees. In another diagonal it start pointing to closer corner and if you move it towards center it turns like 40degress and moving past center to the opposite corner pointer returns back to starting position. If pyramid is aligned with north and compass lying on the base in center it points somewhere to east. Explanation could be that while drilling I could magnetize tube locally. I noticed small pieces of iron sticked to the tube while drilling. Also cutting may added to it.

best regards,
MT

[mikey]

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But they do not work with the fans in just these three rooms.  I have also tried changing all three fans with new ones, it is not the fault with the fans. I have exchanged the fans and regulators with those in other rooms, where they work without any problem. This has led me to believe that it is the position of the fans being suspended at the mid point of the pyramidal roof that is the key to the problem.

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And I forgot to mention, the house  and the pyramidal roof faces are approximately north -south direction.   Sorry for my long and boring post. I hope it helps everyone here to better understand the strange Pyramids.

Regards,

Zapper.

Hi Zapper,

Just a quick question. Are you sure you have ruled out the wiring on that floor, or in those rooms?

Regards,

Mike