With Mrfixitrick as radio surgeon, the Spirit Radio gets a heart. A homopolar heart motor gets grafted onto the top of the radio and can be heard by it.
The heart motor provides a steady audio sound at about the 1 hz range( 60 bets per minute) that sounds much like the thumping human heart.
The Beta Blocker Spirit Radio was developed by EJ Gold as a beta brain wave blocker, which enhances the alpha and theta brain waves of the psychic-intuitive states.
This crystal radio normally has no wires attached, and comes pre-tuned for meditative states...but I never could just leave things alone...hehe!
So I soldered in an audio cord and plugged it into the computer! It worked, once I ran the output through Audio Hyjack Pro to raise the gain. That is how the sparks of the contacts of the heart motor can be heard through the computer.
Check out the EJ Gold's cool Beta Blocker Radio gear at http://www.yoyodyneindustries.com
Have you got any good E.V.P. from this?
LilGrim3rdCoast 10 months ago
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I sometimes get weird voice phenomena because the Spirit Radio tuning is close to AM stations. (E.V.P. = Electronic Voice Phenomena)
Since the sound output is altered by software in real time (no post-processing), this technique results in some "other-worldly" sounds, and traces of voices. Whether it is true EVP is hard to tell, but I sure got goosebumps at times!
Check out my video, "Spooky Tesla Spirit Radio: Wormhole Voyage #1", for some strange EVP effects.
MrfixitRick 10 months ago
interesting! ...what does your dragonfly sound like? ...presumably... a dragonfly :)
MattBlytheTheOne 2 years ago
Of course it sounds like on! hehe
Its the simplest animated dragonfly in the world, I believe.
One could also consider my homopolar dragonfly as a top-load Tesla coil with a spark-gap oscillator transmitter circuit, and I will be testing it that way with the Beta Blocker radio.
The latest Dragonfly video is at
YouTube/watch?v=dCV2S_s6DkI
MrfixitRick 2 years ago
bit like a pulsar.
hypnotekk 2 years ago
good analogy, I'd say.
MrfixitRick 2 years ago