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Re: RF ground using a water pit?
Hello,
You touched on an area I know a bit about here. Rest easy. There were no
elementary microorganisms brought into being -- ever. A few very basic,
pre-protein chemical combinations appear to have formed. That is a very
very great
distance from even the most simple of living things having been formed.
The worst case situation that could happen to one from drinking "high-volted,
RF'ed" water would be if the process of putting the rod in the pool
contaminated
it chemically.
Bill L.
Tesla List wrote:
> Original Poster: "Marco Denicolai" <Marco.Denicolai-at-tellabs.fi>
>
> Hello.
>
> I am moving to a cottage house where there is a 70 m deep water pit. All our
> drinkable water comes from that pit, which is on our land.
>
> The first idea was to put, say, a 3 m long stainless steel rod down into
> the pit
> and connect it to a solid copper cable: that would make a great TC RF ground!
>
> The water in the pit comes up until about 1 m down from the soil level,
so the
> steel rod can easily make contact into the water. The connection to the
copper
> cable should instead stay dry.
>
> Then I remembered the old experiment about the glass ball with water, a
> primordial atmosfere, electrical discharges and the resulting creation of
> elementary microorganisms. I began to think that maybe we don't know so much
> about effects of high voltage high frequency electrical discharges in water.
>
> Would you drink that water?
> Would you use that ground?
> Anybody who has been doing this before?
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