Cb matrix design

Bill.Krovetcz · Member Joined: 29 Jun 2012 Posts: 3

I had the idea yesterday of a different design for a cb matrix. What if the resin was replaced by an organic oil or gel held in a container that could be pressurized. You could increase or decrease the pressure as desired.
The concept so far is a metal vessel with the pipes welded through the lid. This would need to be water tight. Then a port to pressurize. Details should include some sort of pressure release valve and a gauge.
Would a metal base be ok to use?
I like the idea of changing pressures on the matrix and in turn the crystals.
I'm also thinking of maybe suspending crystals from wire hanging from the top in order to disperse thought matrix.
I think some sort of gel would work better as it would suspend the metal throughout better than a thinner liquid.
I will make it if we can agree on some basic concepts that will work.
Thank you.

Ruth · Member Joined: 29 Mar 2010 Posts: 1564 Location: Oregon

" organic" in this context refers to being carbon based. Would you use a petroeium product, then?

Lots of people for lots of years have tried many alternatives to resin. Resin works. Wax doesn't. Sugar kinda does, Plaster doesn't. Tree resin does, but is time consuming to collect, hard to work with, and doesn't harden well. I suspect the metal container would block the flow of DOR into the container, so no DOR would be transformed.

See emlong's binder clip orgonite post. That does seem to work.

Have you made any orgonite yet?

Ruth

TheNocturnalEgyptian · Posted: Sun Jul 01, 2012 6:33 am Post subject:

Don't worry Sensei, I got this one.

BUILD IT AND REPORT BACK! Wink

Bill.Krovetcz · Member Joined: 29 Jun 2012 Posts: 3

The organic part of the matrix could be anything carbon based maybe a glycol solution so it would not freeze.
From my understanding, the reason theat these other compounds like wax don't work well is due to that not enough pressure is exerted. What I'm trying to do is create a device that can change pressure. So maybe a previously ineffective carbon based compound could be used.
Would a metal vessel block the engery?
Would it help ground it?
A metal vessel could be wrapped in fiberglass to insulate it or a plastic vessel could be used.
I have read about the binder clip deal, but have not tried it.
I have made 3 successful cb's, and about 40 tb's.
I made the typical cb's in a 2 gallon bucket and I felt the device worked better when it was removed from the bucket. This could be dismissed as the device getting acclimated to the new environment, as I did this about a week after I positioned it originally.
The reason I post the questions with out just trying is that this will probably cost quite a bit of money and I hoped I could brain storm some design ideas with folks that had more experience or might know something I have not read about.
Sensi thought I should post these questions to the forum so we could all benefit.
Anyone's ideas will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.

blis · Member Joined: 13 Feb 2012 Posts: 67 Location: Glasgow

If you have your own welding rig you could test the concept quite cheaply.

My first thought is a metal paint can with the lid welded on. Fill it with your gel or whatever. You could cut out a section of a bikes inner tube and glue the ends closed. Put it inside. Have a screw-in valve sticking out the side of the tin. Use a bike pump to alter the pressure.