Dan Davidson - Practical Guide to Free-Energy Devices

A simple experiment was performed to test the hypothesis that
intersecting rods would generate a magnetic and electrostatic field.
These results are depicted in figure 1.4.5-1. Initial measurements were
taken with a sensitive meter and a fluxgate magnetometer. The
experiment was a resounding success. Intersecting lines create a
magnetic and electrostatic field. This is a major breakthrough
discovery wherein shape power aetheric physics predicts a previously
unknown phenomenon.
Further experiments were done to verify this effect. Two types of
pyramids were tested. A paper pyramid and a fiberglass pyramid were
constructed with 4-inches bases and other proportions the same as the
Great Pyramid. Each side had lines that went from one side of the
pyramid and converged at the base of the pyramid in a lower corner.
Figure 1.4.5-2 depicts the triangle with the lines that formed each side.
Figure 1.4.5-2 Sides of Pyramids Used in Magnetic Field
Measurement Comparison Tests
Magnetic measurements were taken with a fluxgate magnetometer of
the magnetic field at the base of each pyramid. Table 1.4.5-1
summarizes the measurement results.