Grid points can be located by someone with a dowsing rod or pendulum; or a clairvoyant can see them, the earth's acupuncture points. But you don't have to be psychic to find the points which are from two to 10 feet in diameter. A sensitive milliamp meter of the kind shown here can locate them.
The colors are red, pink, magenta, and orange for exploding, centrifuge points (feminine, dodecahedron?); and blue to blue-green and violet for imploding, centripetal energy (masculine, icosahedron?). If the grid point is small, you only have to move your probe about a foot away and the meter needle will drop from four milliamps to one or two milliamps. In our 150 by 60 foot yard we found energy over ten times higher than spots only six feet away.
Just push your meter probe into the ground every foot for about 20 feet then move over a foot or so and repeat the operation. Four or five tries should give results. Or you can walk around slowly until you feel different, then stick the probe in the soil. If you get a good reading you have found a point. Most anyone can do this because we all have this ability, it just needs to be developed.
GRID POWERED RADIO
Any good, long-distance Crystal set (from Modern Radio Laboratories, PO Box 1477, Garden Grove, California 92642) will do for the Grid Radio. You will have to modify it, as shown on the preceding page, by adding a Germanium transistor, PNP 2N1350, and a power supply transformer, T2, with capacitor, and four Germanium diodes.
In place of the 1N342 Germanium diode a Galena crystal can be used, with a Modern Radio Labs phosphor bronze cat-whisker wire. They also have cat-whiskers silvered for better contact, and iron pyrite, silicon and carborundum crystals which can be tried as detectors. If you have no electronic abilities just order from Modern Radio Labs the following books: HB2; MRL No. 2 Long Distance crystal set by Elmer G. Osterhoudt; Crystal detectors HB3; Crystal set construction HBS; crystal experimenters, 20 crystal sets circuits HB17, and 18 crystal set circuits; how to make coils HB6; experiments with magnetism and coils HB7. These books are only about 20 pages and not very expensive. The "how to make coils" books shows how to make basket coils, spiderweb coils, honeycomb coils, toroid coils and standard air coils. In the book "Facts for crystal experimenters" you will learn how Dotto Ring, Peltier effects and Thompson effects work. Remember, these are for beginners.
In place of the 1N34A you may also use a razor blade and safety pin. The blade will have to be the older, double edge, blue blade. If it doesn't work one way, reverse the wires.
THE TUNABLE AIR COIL, T1
Critical to the successful performance of the Grid Radio is the tunable air coil, T1, detailed on the following page. For T3 we used the large transformer that was on the old 6-inch speaker. This gave us a larger energy transfer. Any old TV speaker will do. In fact, most parts can be found in old radio and TV sets. If this is to work you should get a reading of about 5 milliamps on your test meter, and voltage of about .5 volts. The probe of the test meter should have half-foot marks on it so you can see how deep you are going. After the first grid point is found, look for the second. This should be about 50 to 100 feet away. Connect these ground pipes to input X and Y to power your grid radio. The easy way to get the half-inch copper tube into the ground is to put a hose fitting on one end. Use a propane torch to solder the fitting to the tube.
Connect the hose to the tube, stand the tube on end, turn on the water and let the water "drill" the way for the tube to down eight to 10 feet. One-foot marks on the tube will tell how far it is in to the ground -- hopefully with no rocks in the way. My grid radio is a good 25 feet away from the telephone yet on some days it plays so loud the volume has to be turned down. If these surges in power are logged, they will eventually give you some indication of the rhythm of the Earth Power Grid in your area.
THE LIFE-FORCE, IMPLODING, YANG VORTEX ANTENNA
This is a 24-inch copper disc for a circular antenna, atop a 20 foot pole. The voltage gradient from the earth's surface upward is said to be about 200 volts per meter. This gives you a potential of over a thousand volts. To keep the top surface of the disc from oxidizing, paint it with a coat of ultra-violet-light transmitting acrylic paint. To keep the antenna from picking up interfering earth vibrations, paint the under side of the antenna with a coat of General Electric hi-voltage Glyptal 1201 red enamel. Then glue on a layer of mylar plastic. Under that add or glue a two-inch layer of high density styrene foam.
If you are interested in contacting the so-called dead -- a la Constantin Raudive, your 24-inch circular antenna is a good starting point. Remember Dr. Wilhelm Reich's claim that at death the body goes into a maximum, yang contraction; therefore the soul goes into a maximum, yin expansion. If you are going to pick up souls, you must do the opposite and make your receiver an imploding, clockwise turning, life-forming vortex
If you know of an industry that makes laser mirrors, you might be able to obtain from them a left over piece that has an open edge. This will allow you to make use of the conducting aluminum that is protected under pure, ultra-violet-light transmitting quartz. Place a bare copper wire along that edge and coat it with silver paint. This may make an even better antenna. Silver paint which leaves a coating of .1 ohm per mill thickness can be obtained from electronic suppliers.
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Probably the best material on the World Power Grid System, and the most comprehensive, is published by Beth Hagens and William Becker from the Intercultural Studies Section (014) of the Governors State University Park Forest South, Illinois 60466. Write for list and prices. They'll be glad to hear from you. They also market a cardboard mockup of the earth and grid system Conservative Technology, 105 Wolpers Road, Park Forest, Illinois 60466. This is an excellent little visual aid for picturing the planet as a gigantic crystal.