While reading through my beloved FEG I stumbled across an interesting bit of information on the local vacuum. Page 108:
"Radiant waves are always changing the nominal magnitude of their potential spikes while the oscillator is operating.....At night much of this interfering solar EM activity-that decreases Dirac hole production- is reduced. Consequently, it has been noted that the radiant energy waves are appreciably stronger at night than during the day." End quote.
In the cap pulser config voltages rose in the cap from the 220's during the day up to the 300 mark @ night.
Interesting that these devices may be more efficient @ night. A clue perhaps as to how and what the Radiant is?
Does anyone have testing to confirm this? I am usually quite happy to see the results of an overnight charge, but I used to just boil it down to the timeframe, now Im not so sure....
"Radiant waves are always changing the nominal magnitude of their potential spikes while the oscillator is operating.....At night much of this interfering solar EM activity-that decreases Dirac hole production- is reduced. Consequently, it has been noted that the radiant energy waves are appreciably stronger at night than during the day." End quote.
In the cap pulser config voltages rose in the cap from the 220's during the day up to the 300 mark @ night.
Interesting that these devices may be more efficient @ night. A clue perhaps as to how and what the Radiant is?
Does anyone have testing to confirm this? I am usually quite happy to see the results of an overnight charge, but I used to just boil it down to the timeframe, now Im not so sure....
Maybe thats a bit too far out of left field.......
. If music calms us down, so maybe playing classical music with Radiant Impulses will have better effect on the batteries, which contain water. Haven't you seen Emoto's water crystal pictures exposed to music? It might not be so easy to check but worth the try. It may be possible by connecting the buffered output of the computer sound card while playing music in series with the trigger coil, but not so sure. It may require some tweaking though. Building a solid state device might be easier.
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