I´m wondering if you guys have tried putting water in your CB pipes to draw more rain. I just tried it two days ago and it seems our forecast for getting rain here in Vegas has doubled from 20% to 40% It´s been dry here for loooong time
It could be a total coincidence but I am hoping some of you have had a similar experience.
CB and Rain
Re: CB and Rain
Postby josh on Mon Jul 26, 2010 8:56 am
This is interesting, could the water act as resonance calling for more of it self?
j
josh
This is interesting, could the water act as resonance calling for more of it self?
j
josh
Re: CB and Rain
Postby Steve on Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:29 pm
Yes that could be part of it Josh. I also programmed the water and the CB to bring in the rain ala radionics machine? Tony had touched on this idea in some other ways with the Plasterite. It was also spoken of in another forum within the past couple of days so thought it might be worth mentioning.
Steve
Yes that could be part of it Josh. I also programmed the water and the CB to bring in the rain ala radionics machine? Tony had touched on this idea in some other ways with the Plasterite. It was also spoken of in another forum within the past couple of days so thought it might be worth mentioning.
Steve
Re: CB and Rain
Postby monsoon gecko on Wed Jul 28, 2010 8:17 am
G'day all..I'm committed to make two CB's before next wet.. Have only made two full size CB's, one an induction model'
Basically followed WM tutorial but added a few more quartz. The induction one , just wrapped base pipes with few tight wraps of silver packing tape... not sure on its effectiveness or range.
I know that the standard CB, based in town , stopped two cyclones . The strange thing was that both times the cyclone downgraded to low pressure system and both times centered and spun over Darwin for several days. , stationary, getting bigger and dumping heaps of rain., before rain dance the continent....several times...major flooding inland river systems.
This was profound. This year ..10 years of artificial drought broken ......ever since Raindance continues, even in capitals .
I'm so glad I made that first one...was a challenge ,,the top and bottom spacers I found a pain in the a.....rest, pouring etc fun !
So . Any tips on construction. additives , amounts ..techniques. updates ? ? Pros cons ?
On a mission but not that experienced in these devices.
Grateful in advance....Yo
monsoon gecko
G'day all..I'm committed to make two CB's before next wet.. Have only made two full size CB's, one an induction model'
Basically followed WM tutorial but added a few more quartz. The induction one , just wrapped base pipes with few tight wraps of silver packing tape... not sure on its effectiveness or range.
I know that the standard CB, based in town , stopped two cyclones . The strange thing was that both times the cyclone downgraded to low pressure system and both times centered and spun over Darwin for several days. , stationary, getting bigger and dumping heaps of rain., before rain dance the continent....several times...major flooding inland river systems.
This was profound. This year ..10 years of artificial drought broken ......ever since Raindance continues, even in capitals .
I'm so glad I made that first one...was a challenge ,,the top and bottom spacers I found a pain in the a.....rest, pouring etc fun !
So . Any tips on construction. additives , amounts ..techniques. updates ? ? Pros cons ?
On a mission but not that experienced in these devices.
Grateful in advance....Yo
monsoon gecko
Re: CB and Rain
Postby josh on Wed Jul 28, 2010 9:13 am
Stephen I have made probably 35 CBs and found many short cuts, first : to find the exact size crystals to fit in he bottom of the pipes is always a pain, I wound up with much larger than practical, sometime they are twice as big as necessary, so I put the point of the crystal in the pipe and simply tape the tail end to the pipe, it does not matter how big it is, it still work, for the spacer, when I was making so many for Dennie, I was making the bottom spacer with thick cardboard, it work very nicely the top one I made with 1/2" plywood, At this time I think Dennie
sell a very high quality spacer he has them made by someone, but your pipe may not be the same size as here. In the middle of the CB (Cloud Booster 
)I always put a large sea shell with the point up, since it look like the energy of the shell comes out the small end, also you do not need to have the bottom pipe as long, 10" is enough
Hope this help a little
Oh let us not forget, some of the first CBs were made not with pipe but with Re bars (reinforcement steel bars) AND WORKED VERY NICELY, so in a pinch where you have no copper pipe you can use re bars, aluminum pipe or bars, plumbers pipe.
josh
Stephen I have made probably 35 CBs and found many short cuts, first : to find the exact size crystals to fit in he bottom of the pipes is always a pain, I wound up with much larger than practical, sometime they are twice as big as necessary, so I put the point of the crystal in the pipe and simply tape the tail end to the pipe, it does not matter how big it is, it still work, for the spacer, when I was making so many for Dennie, I was making the bottom spacer with thick cardboard, it work very nicely the top one I made with 1/2" plywood, At this time I think Dennie
sell a very high quality spacer he has them made by someone, but your pipe may not be the same size as here. In the middle of the CB (Cloud Booster )I always put a large sea shell with the point up, since it look like the energy of the shell comes out the small end, also you do not need to have the bottom pipe as long, 10" is enoughHope this help a little
Oh let us not forget, some of the first CBs were made not with pipe but with Re bars (reinforcement steel bars) AND WORKED VERY NICELY, so in a pinch where you have no copper pipe you can use re bars, aluminum pipe or bars, plumbers pipe.
josh
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