wire twisting

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Ray,

I enjoyed hearing about the EM fields with the wiring. I am playing

with copper wire and shaping them circles; circumferences relative to

the Earth and in the diameter and base of the Great Pyramid.

My understanding is if I were to use only one wire in a circle, there

is a positive side and an negative side. In order to create a positive

energy flow through the circle I am twisting two wires together so the

resultant twist is in a clockwise direction. Would you agree that this

would create a positive energy flow and field vs. detrimental effect?

Another question I have is when I bring the two wires together in

forming a circle, I intend to solder them in such a way that the

positive end of one wire is not only connected to the negative end of

its own wire but to both its own wire and the other wire that it is

twisted with. I think this will cancel the positive-negative and create

only a beneficial field.

Or, will it be more effective if I create an infinity loop with the two

wires where the first wire is only soldered to second wire and not to

itself? Should I solder the the positive end of wire one to the

positive end of the second wire?

On Feb 20, 2005, at 8:14 AM, Ray Kosan wrote:

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> Hi Yildiz:

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> Rolling up any cord carrying alternating current (AC) will increase

> the strength of the electric and magnetic fields in the vicinity of

> the roll. The main reason for this is that the fields are reinforced

> by each roll since the current flow is in the same direction in

> adjacent wires in the roll.

> Also probably not a good idea to have sensitive electronic equipment

> close to such rolls because of the effect of the radiated EMF

> interference from such rolls on the electronics.

> Best bet is to get a cord of the right length but if you must roll it

> up keep the roll as far away from yourself as possible.

> If there is enough floor space and not too much extra cord then a

> zigzag pattern will have the effect of current flowing in the opposite

> direction in adjacent zigzags so that their EM fields are neutralized

> rather than reinforced. Roughly this is the way the EM field is

> neutralized at the main feeder line where the electric power is

> connected to and enters at the side of a house. When this is done much

> lower levels of EM radiation are measured inside the house close to

> the electric meter.

> Ray

> question about long extension cord

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>

> Hi all,

>

> I need to use an extension cord for some of my appliances.I have an

> extension cord which is quite longer than I need. I am worried of that

> longer cord might generate more EMF than the shorter one.I am thinking

> of using it by rolling the cord thightly at some part of it to shorten

> it. If we roll the cord to shorten it shall we still have high EMF? Or

> should I buy a shorter cord to minimize EMF that will be generated.

> Thanks in advance.

> Best wishes.

> Nil

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