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Scalar Beam Chembuster Modifications
(Edited version of a consultation response)
By Jon Logan TOC
I have put a fair amount of time into thinking about
the design modifications you suggested, and am
attaching some schematics for you. I have not built
the design depicted here, but based on my
understanding of the materials and physics involved
it ought to work.
There are many modifications to the basic
Chembuster design which have been tried by
various folks. In general, they revolve around 2
main themes: optimizing the Chembuster for use in
the (standard) passive role OR optimizing the
Chembuster to serve in a powered (non standard)
role. When the Chembuster is working in a passive
role, it functions IMO as a check valve operated by
the potential and / or state difference of the orgone
fields in the air and the earth respectively. It will
change its energy throughput in response to
systemic conditions / ambient conditions. In some
cases the effects of deploying the Chembuster may
be dramatic; in others it may appear to do nothing
until he conditions which cause it to function are
provided.
In an active role, the Chembuster is used as a large
scale radionics output module. While this can make
the Chembuster more active, it can also change the
effects depending on the signals used to stimulate
it. Time needs to be spent determining what signals
work best in your area and for you. However, the
solfeggio tones in general are a good place to start.
Also, pretty much any soothing type of music,
recorded chant, or other audio recording with some
‘healing’ properties would be a good candidate for
testing. You could also make the process of
broadcasting through your Chembuster more
efficient by taking into account the direction in
which the Chembuster is pointed; in general
alignments based on the compass directions seem to
be most effective. It is possible to simply point the
Chembuster at a section of the sky for short term
usage. For long term usage, it is generally agreed
better to find a directional heading and angle
(compass degrees and elevation above the horizon)
that work well in the area of use and stick with it,
changing the alignment only as needed.
the compass directions and monitoring the weather
though the area.
It is well worth reading over the cloud buster use
methods described on PORE and OBRL web sites
if you plan to use your Chembuster in an actively
powered mode. In an actively powered mode, the
Chembuster will behave more like a conventional
cloud buster, with the added factor that it will have
a signal carried on the field of effect.
Orgone Matrix Material Recipe
One of the most fundamental optimizations of the
Chembuster for a passive role is to put some
thought into the ingredients used for the Orgone
Matrix Material base attached to the pipes. There
are literally hundreds of different substances that
people have added to the material while
experimenting, and by no means will all of them be
mentioned here. It is recommended that you read
over the information my site concerning “Orgone
Matrix Material and the curing process” and
“orgonite ingredients”, these pages can be found
through the site map page of my site
(http://www.littlemountainsmudge.com/sitemap.ht
m).
Rather than using a simple mixture of aluminum
and polyester resin, you can add a ferromagnetic or
paramagnetic metal in along with the diamagnetic
aluminum. Iron or steel are excellent for use in the
Chembuster as they are far more responsive to the
earth’s magnetic field (and to any EMF which the
device encounters) than aluminum alone.
The addition of iron oxide is another means of
making the Orgone Matrix Material more
responsive to magnetic forces, and more strongly
an attenuator of EMF. I often use a red earth which
i collect locally and which has (among many other
trace minerals) a high iron oxide content.
"The only thing that
interferes with my learning
is my education."
- Einstein
You can test the response by pointing the
Chembuster at a roughly 30 degree angle to each of
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