MB ORMUS Charger
by Michael
Burbury
I have now assembled prototype charger number 3.
Parts:
1. Fiberglass resin (Organic type)
2. Five double terminated quartz crystals.
3. Copper Wire (non-ferous material)
4. Some Hematite beads and Magnetite dust (Ferous material)
5. A Martini Glass - its the mould.
6. Non-stick cooking spray
Assembly process:
1. Using 4 strands of copper wire, wind a coil in a clockwise direction
form the base to top of one double terminated crystal. Then separating
the 4 strands in an "X", wind a coil in a clockwise direction from the
base to top of the remaining 4 double terminated crystals.
2. Use the non-stick cooking spray on the martini glass so that the
glass can be used again. Add a tea spoon of chopped copper wire, place
the large copper coil on top and then place the wired crystals with the
largest double pointed one with the 4 strand coil facing downwards as
such:
3. Gently place the hematite beads into the glass so that they stick
and clump around the main crystal as such: (the hematite beads are
magnetic, they stick together and its easier than it looks)
4. Take a cup and add 1 and a half tea spoons of magnetite dust, break
up any clumps for easier mixing.
5. Pour in fiberglass resin and mix well until it looks like a black
oil. Then add the fiberglass catalyst (hardener) and briskly stir until
it starts to warm (which means its starting to cure).
6. Pour resin into the mould and then gently pop any bubbles that rise
to the top using a match stick or something similar.
Once the fibreglass resin has cured, tip the martini glass upside down
and gently tap it until the unit drops out. Coating the unit with some
protective spray is optional.
For prototype number 4 which I will be assembling soon, I am going to
try replacing the chopped wire with copper BB's, but they are not so
easy to find. Also for the coil windings, I was going to obtain some
electrical engine copper coil wire that is coated.
Once this one is cured, I will perform some measurements and let you
know if it is functioning. I do plan on giving these away to people
whom wish to try it and tell us what they think.
The goal of the unit is reasonably simple. The fiberglass resin shrinks
as it sets which compresses the crystals creating a piezoelectric
effect upon the crystals on all faces. When a crystal is compressed in
all directions, the outside faces of the crystal become slightly
negatively charged, while its center becomes more positively charged.
This in turn creates an "eddy" current which is impressed through the
copper onto the hematite and magnetite contined within the unit. The
copper has two functions, one it is a conductor and allows the flow of
energy through the unit and also the copper is wound into a coil inside
the unit and around the unit, to direct the flow of energy in a
clockwise direction (when the unit is facing upwards). Finally, the
layers of the Copper, Hematite, Magnetite and Fibreglass act as a
"charge" accumulator which directs the stream of energy sub-units up
through the gentle vortexing magnetic field generated upon the top of
the unit. The layout of the crystals within the unit also has a play
upon this effect. This is not a new design, just one that has been
adapted and modified to suit the purpose. Also as you have seen, there
is still plenty of room for improvements and I would always accept
suggestions.
Enjoy,
Michael Burbury