Building an Aegis CB

Adrian_au · Posted: Fri Nov 27, 2009 9:23 am Post subject: Building an Aegis CB

Hello Sensei thanks for adding me!

Hey Virgil, I am building a CB - I'm convinced that your 'Aegis/Inducted' CB is definitely the way to go for me. I have made a few TB's with insulated wire and they are the shit (why is this not alot more popular?). Do you know if this would affect the range of the CB at all compared with croft model?- Wasn't sure if you said it would decrease or is that if the bottom pipes in base are not insulated (as in the modded version, or is it just a shorter wavelength in that case)

Also would anyone know what the optimum pitch circle diameter is for the hexagon using 1" pipes? my bucket is a bit wider than the typical 2 gal buckets used (9.5" dia at bottom)

Thanks very much!
Adrian.

starseed · Joined: 21 May 2006 Posts: 218

Salut Adrian,

Nice to hear that somebody is building an induction cb in australia.
do you live near the desert? that would be real cool, testing induction orgonite in desert is something i have been interested in for a while.

i am not sure i understand your question, do you ask if tb with wire antenna will extend the range of a Don Croft style cloudbuster as they say? i am not sure, that might change the dynamic locally but iam not sure it will help extend the field of the cb.

what lenght of wire do you use? i find this tricky because we need more than one. this is why the antenna-matrix seems more apropriate to me. wider range of frequency and beneficial wave form. if you like the tb-wire then bury 4 itb around your house and put one on your electrical box.
this is my favorite setup.

is lake Macquarie a real lake? gifted?

Virgil

Adrian_au · Posted: Sat Nov 28, 2009 9:38 am Post subject:

Hi Sensei, I was wondering if an Induction CB would have a shorter/longer range compared with a Croft CB? -I must have been confused at the beginning of Starseed's thread, I think he meant that an ICB converted from a Croft model would have a shorter wavelength (I geuss the upper pipes now being seperated/shorter), though he did mention that the power would be the same.

Do you think electrical tape would be fine for insulating the section of pipes inside the base? I would wrap very carefully and twice over, but was just a little concerned that resin/fine shavings may get in under the bottom of the endcap.

No sorry I live on the coast, I too would also like to observe how a CB/ICB would go in the desert. I'm two hours north of Sydney.
Yes, Lake Macquarie is a real lake (largest coastal lake in aus) and oh-yeah I'll be gifting it to the pants, even buying a boat so don't you worry ;o).

Lesenthe · Joined: 07 Aug 2009 Posts: 103 Location: Australia

Hey, a local! Smile

Where abouts are you planning on placing the CB? I'd love to see the effects.

What did you mean about insulated wire in a TB? Are you wire-wrapping your crystals with insulated wire to keep it separated from the metal?

Adrian_au · Posted: Mon Nov 30, 2009 2:48 pm Post subject:

Hey Lesenthe,

I will be placing it in Rathmines (between Toronto/Wangi) In my folks backyard (yeah i live at home, but spare me the debt), where are you from?
You are more than welcome to come around and have a look, planning on building it early this week: In his thread Starseed mentioned he observed that they seemed to have a reaction with the moon cycle, so I'm going to give it a go and assemble it on the full moon.

Yeah I put some electrical wire (2.5mm 'builders wire') in 3 TB's to try it out, In one I wrapped the crystal, another a loop on the bottom of the pan and the other with 3 arcs. (ends of the wires stick up out of the muffin pan). To me they radiate much more compared to the other's I've made. Also keen to try soldering the ends onto metal plates/coins etc. like someone else on the forum has been doing in the 'Aeigis TB' thread.
I have heaps of electrical wire at home as my old man is a 'leco, he works with low voltage nowadays so he doesn't use it anymore, would be happy to give you some to play with if you haven't got any lying around.

Lesenthe · Joined: 07 Aug 2009 Posts: 103 Location: Australia

Sounds awesome.

I'll have to find the Aegis TB thread and give it a look. I haven't been around that long, so I must've missed it.

I'm around the Newcastle-ish area, so there's a good chance I'll be past that way at some point and can check out the effects.

As for wire, I have loads... after a cleanup of the garage, I gathered about twenty or so cords (including some long extension leads) that are basically scrap, so I can salvage the wire. For the moment, I have copper to burn. Smile

Adrian_au · Posted: Wed Dec 02, 2009 12:01 pm Post subject:

My Aegis Chembuster is now curing as I type this, on this lovely full moon.
Virgil, my apologies for confusing you with Sensei earlier (not as if that's offending), got distracted seeing his name in the e-mail notification for a reply to the thread - he he.

Thanks very much for this idea buddy, was looking around for any modifications/improvements that people had discovered for improving a CB before I built one - And I am very happy I found your post here.
I taped my 1' sections of pipes/end caps up with electrical tape as best I could.
I noticed that when the resin started to catalyse (and in a hurry) air was starting to bubble out of the tape at the surface of the resin, may have been the air contained around the end-cap? But I was a little concerned that shavings may get in somewhere and prevent it from being insulated from the resin/metal matrix.
I did some dowsing and the results said that my pipes would still be fully insulated when completely cured. Very Happy

I'm only a novice at best when it comes to dowsing but I'm confident with the results I got.

No crystals In my pipes, not yet anyway, as I read it would be unnecessary/pointless if I am going to cap the top of my pipes??

I could have taken more photos, especially forgetting to take photos of my crystals (four big Herkimers for the compass points, and a BIG s/t clear quartz facing up the middle of pipes). I just bought a digital camera today (for my gifting experiences) and didn't want to risk getting it messy so no photos during the construction process.

Overall I'm really happy with it, the pipes may not be vertically 'plumb' but I tried my best (that's all you can ask for Wink

).

Cheers again Virgil, Salut!