Notice that there are two barium oxide bar magnets stacked against the electromagnet of the Hyper Dimensional Resonator.
These are but a few of the other devices that I utilize with Steven Gibbs Hyper Dimensional Resonator. Most of these devices are easy to obtain and not that expensive. For example the Tesla Coil was purchase used from a friend for $200 and the barium oxide bar magnets cost $8 each on Ebay. There are two of them. Look close at the photograph down below.
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Notice that there are two barium oxide bar magnets stacked against the electromagnet of the Hyper Dimensional Resonator. |
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At the right is a photo of a 50,000 Volt Tesla Coil made by Science First. Using a Tesla Coil with the HDR has helped me to explore other possibilities. According to Steven Gibbs the Tesla Coil helps tune the HDR into the Zero Vector. Both the HDR must be tuned (dials) and the Tesla Coil must be tuned (spark gap) for them to be in resonance with each other.
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I use an old Micronta Radio Shack frequency counter to measure the output of the HDR, Tesla Coil, and plasma globes that I use in experiments. Notice the "blue plasma cube" next to the Micronta Radio Shack frequency counter. |
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Placing a watch next to the HDR electromagnet allows me to measure the speed up of the watch when subjected to the fields generated by Steven Gibbs Hyper Dimensional Resonator. |
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I carry Steven Gibbs Hyper Dimensional Resonator and other equipment inside a small gym bag. I call my gym bag on the left the HDR pouch. This allows me to have access to the electomagnet in my truck. |
Using all this HDR equipment has brought hours of fun to my life. I like to experiment with the interesting effects of magnetism and with Steven Gibbs HDR!
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