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Graphene Electroculture Antenna
While everyone is figuring out which way to twist what, and what kind of copper or brass form is best for the garden, I though we’d kick it up a bit here and Team⚡Electro.
At the end of the day, at the base of the Electroculture phenomenon lies our little buddy ELECTRON hanging out with his pal the atmospheric ION, making their way down our antennas to feed our pals in the soil a constant stream of God’s good loving.
If that there is the good magic, let’s give them ions a place to call home on their level, at their size. IONS will attract to points, when those points avail themselves via our antennas. Our typical antenna has many points and pathways for these ions to collect on.
The new design incorporates a nano product called Graphene, which has thousands of points for ions to collect on at their level! If increased ion collection is what we want, then graphene exponentially increases this capacity.
“Sky Dragon”
Our platform for deployment of the initial tests will be a 16′ weather balloon extended to the length of our initial conductor and string for balloon. Reading will be measured at each height until the maximum of our string/conductor combo is achieved.
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