Lately i have been taking old clunkers and upgrading them. For example,
http://loohan.com/CB.gold.tet2.jpg
is composed of 2 items i made in 2003. The bottom section was a powerful orgone device in
which i had left a 1-pint cavity in the base.
So recently i took out the stuff from that cavity, put in one of my new killer mobius coils as described in my last posts, and a
few other little items, and filled it with the strontium mix. This boosted it incredibly much.
It also already had a lot of metal, cool rox, strong magnets, and noble-gas bulbs in it. These
were reprogrammed with modern stuff.
Then i re-cast onto the old CB base. I'll show you in a minute how i got the extra height.
This unit got 2 new mobes on top, not very elaborate at all, one inside the other. And a bunch of
rox, and a few other things.
That cylinder sitting on top of one of the pipes is another 2003 or 2004 unit i was guided to put there. It has a pipe-sized cavity. I glued on one of my epoxy triangles with the Arcturan protective pgm.
The pipes got an uneven assortment of crystals, etc. and some strontium mix poured on top.
Also the unit got a couple other resin mixes formulated for specific custom pgms.
I was guided to paint it with metallic spray paints. First Rustoleum # 1910830 Metallic Gold,
which i think is mostly copper. Then a coat of Rustoleum 7251, Metallic Cobalt Blue. Then a
final coat of the gold. Each layer gets programmed as it dries.
Different items i make get different paint regimens. The hardware cloth i usually paint with cobalt
only, but in rare instances it is advantageous to do gold-blue-gold-blue or some other sequence.
OK, and yesterday i finished converting another old clunker to another unorthodox CB. This was
a big orgone unit i made in 2004 depicted towards the bottom of
http://loohan.com/eclec_proj.htm
and shortly thereafter cast a wider base onto.
It had a half-gallon sized cavity which i now filled with rocks, pipes, etc.
http://loohan.com/CBrefurb2.jpg
is a pic of while it was under reconstruction a couple days ago. As in the previous refurb, i was
able to raise the height by taping a laminated poster to the original base.
Since the poster was too short to wrap around the entire thing, i cut it in half. Also, since the
base was not really a cylinder but tapered, a 1-piece poster would not have wrapped around it
well. So i taped on one half, then the other, then wrapped everything well with duct tape.
To illustrate better, here is a pic i took this morning after everything was cured:
http://loohan.com/CBrefurb2a.jpg
I removed one
of the halves. You can see i added quite a bit of height, starting with the bottom of the dark grey
layer. There are 3 different resin mixes with different pgms on top, and a lot of strontium mix in
the cavity as well.
The pipes in this instance are just 3 sections of 1/2" pipe, 13.325" long, in a trinity formation.
The pipes were extensively wrapped with nouveau mobery.
The gold CB dowses as having a focal point 2,100' above me. Since i am already at 1750'
altitude, this means it works most at 3850' above sea level from here.
The newer one presently is focused at 17,200' above me, or 19,300 above sea level. This
might change slightly, as once we get more warm, dry weather, i will paint it with cobalt paint.
Here i am guided to only use the blue paint, and to leave most of the protruding pipes bare.
These CBs are very intense. I reported in my blog a few days ago about how unusually
effective the gold one is at demolishing low chem-clouds. Never seen such a thing before.
The question this raises for me, is:
Does the mere elongation of the base itself account for a lot of the increased efficacy? I'm not
sure, but i suspect so. It may be that the Croft standard protocols for CB construction would be
better with a taller base. And i have shown you how to easily extend the base height.
Of course, for me it is of primary importance to maximize the potency of anything i add, in such
a way as to harmonize the overall function. The old units had imprefections of design that can
be balanced out or even turned to advantage with sufficiently inspired modifications, esp. the
nouveau mobes described in my previous post.
And the strontium pgm is highly recommended as a part of the whole.
If i run my cursor over either of these refurb bases from top to bottom, to me it feels like DOR is
being evenly tackled throughout.
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