Energy Reciever design

[lancaIV]

A windforce-converting generator,using the earth-magnetic-field:
DE3211338 Dr.Giles Pearson,M.A.N
The only problem:
where is,a cheap,source for pure natrium !?
But easier as the development of a little "H.A.A.R.P."-device.
S
dL

[UFOresearcher]

But easier as the development of a little "H.A.A.R.P."-device.

Could you write me how?

[lancaIV]

Hallo UFOresearcher,
the description is a part of the "windconverter"-publication,
the real problem is to get pure natrium,
this is not a common commercial product !
Probably the own kitchen-lab ("Kochsalz"-Extraktion) could be a solution !

Sincerely
            Lanca

[Rainman]

here's a video that could help with the LED thing:

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=6537266223222682967

[Rydan]

Easy experiment to light up a small red L.E.D (not fully but enough to notice)

parts list:

one piece of copper tubing around 10cm long (length isnt important as long as you can hammer it into the ground firmly)
one galvanized (zinc) screw.
2 alligator clips
1 compass
some water

find some firm soil to hammer your copper tube into the ground about half it's length.
grab your compass and find north and align it to your north probe. take note of where south is on your compass and make a mark there and push your screw into the ground, about a foot apart from your copper tube is fine.

copper will be positive, zinc screw will be negative.

add some water to the ground around your probes to boost the current even more if ground isn't already moist or wet.

You should get around 0.85v-1.00v depending on magnetic alignment of probes + other various factors I wont go into for now. The magnetic alignment is important as it increases the current considerably.

connect your L.E.D up and it should light up dimly if you have done it right.

You wont power your house with it, but it is a very simple cheap experiment to demonstrate power from the ground. If you are feeling energetic you could add some sort of circuit and capacitor to collect the charge for later use.

Enjoy