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I take my trusty AV plug to the bike trail and use my bicycle as the excited mass. These low laying high tension lines provide the oscillations for my AV plug to pick up and light the LED. Caution - Cancer risk for people who use this trail, or any trail with high tension lines.

History- W&OD trail was hewn out for a railroad, which was later torn up and replaced with power lines, Now its an exersize path. Go ahead, run around, get cancer.

I use safety products from less-emf.com such as the RF hat and the balaclava and full body suit to explore these dangerous environs.

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• HV

[edsfriendbob]

was the led on solid or flickering with the power line frequency ... maybe its picking up a higher DC frequency? maybe the AV plug rectifies DC which would indicat that DC is actually made from a wideband of frequencies and can exist in a conducting solid mass like your bike?

[CosmicGnarler]

@edsfriendbob I can't tell if it was flickering. It may have been... the flicker from a 60hz NEON is easy to find for me, and so is a 60hz LED (going one way for the pulse) but this was an AV plug so it lights on both sides of the up and down... so the flicker rate would be 120.

The magnetic field was running through my bike, which was causing eddy currents, which the AV plug was good to pick up. The AV plug can convert wideband, but I think this instance it was just 60hz.

[Magneticitist]

i used to live around there.. now that i think about it alot of times me and some buddies would sit on those concrete bases that hold up the huge kV power lines.

cancer is scary, but i cant help but get ideas on how to steal power from the lines wirelessly now lol

[CosmicGnarler]

@Magneticitist - Just the basic ground rod + antenna setup would work great. A nice fat deep ground, bridge rectifier, then the elevated capacity underneath the wires. Its "Stealing" as much as that metal sign was stealing power. Should be legit to do.

[K0W0O0N0]

WTF'? I wanna try this!

Diod in to pos. Diod out to neg. both to one wire(gnd.)?

What LED did u use (1,8V or 5 V or so)?

[CosmicGnarler]

@K0W0O0N0 IN4148 diodes, but you could possibly use any diode, as the frequency is much lower (I think its still 60hz for high tensions) and use any LED, the one I used was a 3.2 volt "white" LED, which was lit at about a quarter brightness.... but I was getting 1mm sparks to my finger so I know its high voltage.

[morpher44]

This reminds me of a physics problem from college. Something about a tractor with a POLE moving under high tension wires.

[jiffycoil]

I love the way you look at science. Its refreshing.

[Magneticitist]

i used to live around there.. now that i think about it alot of times me and some buddies would sit on those concrete bases that hold up the huge kV power lines.

cancer is scary, but i cant help but get ideas on how to steal power from the lines wirelessly now lol

[MrAnguswangus]

Plus, the added bonus of chemtrails I see.

[m3sca1]

take a flourescent tube and put a meter on it-you will get up to 40volts AC depending on howlow the wires are slung