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Originally Posted by infinitymike I had a book on the Philadelphia Experiment as witnessed by one who I vaguely recall as being a scientist. He lived in Philadelphia with no telephone, and wrote the book as he was very old and is probably dead by now. I'll do some digging to find out if it's still in print. It was a paperbound small book ,black w/some blue picture on the front cover. In part of the movie which I don't know once again anything about it's references(sorry) the guy destroyed quite a few radio tubes to shut down the device. In the book, the ship supposedly ended up in the waters near France.
In any case, you can replicate the experiment yourself quite easily. Just take 3 866 mercury vapor rectifiers, place in traingular formation about 2" apart each. Power each to spec , about 1000v at 500ma (500w load) w/main transformers individually. Now run in paralell the smaller suggested amps, used to send voice and oscillations on each. Instead of hooking it up to a microphone, hook each of the 3 up to a frequency generator pumping out z waves (not sawtooth). Pump z waves of induction will charge the 866 rectifier tubes with ionization, which normally is lost, but when placing the 3 in triangular formation, positrons jump from one to the next, and soon you have a rotating lightning bolt, ie; a positron field, otherwise known as a 'format 7 boson field of superheavy ions'. It will probably work best in an environment where there is moisture in the air. Can't be sure about that. So now you have this field. place a large iron rod in the center of the 3 tubes rotations , vary the z wave frequency from 50 hz to 5000hz to see how well your tubes work with the particular rod. The rod is ready to attach to metal 'antennae' which enemate hv dc away from the device, but rig up some of the current ( and you must measure it to get it right) to actually run the transformers and the frequency generator. Given the right platform, you should find a layer of h20 suspending just outside the antennae range. Be certain to perform this experiment using timers at a distance, and use radiation detectors, as the positron field can be tuned up to emit dangerous gamma rays. Gold leaf from the paint store can be used to deflect radiation. |
I knowthat muchhas passed since this post was last seen,But infinitymike,youare surely taking the
urine,are you not,if you are serious,then prehaps i can find a bed for you in
the local funnyfarm!!
best wishes michael.