You want extreme power? Then order some of these LEDs:
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G13897
and an equal number of these:
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/searchprods.asp .
You will also need some resistors if you want to run these on 9v or 12v.
(Hit their link for resistors and go to p.2.)
You will need at least one 150-ohm resistor for EACH LED (though i'm using more)
if
you're running 12v, or 100-ohm for 9v. Do not hook up different LEDs in parallel
without a
separate resistor for each.
I will have more info on my site soon. Even if you can't solder, you can put
this stuff
together with butt splices (see www.loohan.com/mobius.htm for what those are).

Other LEDs can also be added. I have one unit running an amber LED in addition
to the
other 2.

Since UV is dangerous, and may degrade resin, i enclose the LEDs inside metal,
like a
copper tube or foil-wrapped glass bottle.
Recently i built one orgonite unit like this, and then retro-fitted 2 more.
Running on my
12v solar system. And i'm fixin' to retro a couple more and build another new
one. One
retro will go in my vehicle.
Totally kicks butt; the most amazing power-up i've found yet.

As far as the items mentioned in my previous post below, i now have invested in
275
toroids and 14 disks. These are what i used to make my hyperdisks. I will have
more info
on OTB 20 about using these items in a few days.


--- In destroy_evil@yahoogroups.com, "loohon" <dogwood57@...> wrote:
>
> Don't know how long they'll last, but these items
> http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G6683
> Medium Toroidal Ferrite Core (Pkg of 5)
> have wonderful energy. It might be something about the
> dimensions/proportions, as other toroidal ferrite cores don't impress
> me much.
>
> I ordered 100 ($20 worth) and am programming them with even more nice
> energy now.
> They should be good to put around a crystal or tiny water bottle, and
> cast in orgonite. Or do any number of things with.
> The ID is 1/2" and the OD 1".
> Loohan sez thumbs up. A bargain for crafters.
>
> Also, these items are on sale
> http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com/prodinfo.asp?number=G14330
> and are pretty cool. Silicon is possibly my favorite metal for
> orgonite. One could cast these into large disks. I got 6.
>