are you sure its the strings? an unshielded electric guitar will pick up the 60 hz em field from the walls of a house, and hum with it. with or without strings.
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 7:51 PM, Harvey Norris<[email protected]> wrote: > > I was not acquainted with the fact that an elevated neon tube discharge from > a top globe elevated capacity to grounded 20 ft tower would produce a pulsed > EM detectable by a guitar and its connected amplifier. Amazingly the strings > of the guitar act as antennaes from the influence of the tower, and one can > orient the direction of the guitar towards the tower to enhance or reduce the > recieved staccato signals. The four inch neon atop the tower requires only 45 > ma from the 120 VAC househould outlet to ignite in its blinking pattern > thought to be close to the resonant frequency of the earth. This is only a > 20th of a watt input to create the woodpecker signal. When the input is > switched off via utility strip off position, the signal on the amplifier can > still be heard, but now it repeats itself sporiadically in a pattern, where > then the power input from the off switch is reduced 100 fold. On the utility > strip off position, this must indicate that only one > line of two wires of delivery is made open circuit, and the remaining > currents that are observed are due to one ended circulations of currents on > the wires enabled by polar capacity interfaced with alternative return ground > pathways. The signals can also be heard over a wireless phone placed near the > tower source. > HDN > Pioneering the Applications of Interphasal Resonances > http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/teslafy/ > >
