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MZ? Any ideas?

>>745558

MZ?

>>745558

Mark Zuckerberg

Really glad you found this for yourself. Do research on the #G that's already in place.

Spying on US citizens is already in place.

This is a local issue at this point to prohibit installation. There a lot of areas that don't want these installed.

Reversing/not installing these devices will probably come from grass-roots.

Blaming POTUS is mis-directed anger IMHO. All these plans have been in the pipe long before 2017.

>>745210

if they are bad news and affect you then chop them down.

if it gets fixed unfix it starting with whatever camera they set up.

if it's too expensive they will give up, especially if it is done everywhere at once.

simple.

>>746380

Great, thanks! Yes, petition needed urgent!

>>748646

POTUS was recently seen meeting with the people wanting to install these and giving support to it. So you cannot say he is not part of it.

>>748376

How do you build that lower section?

The truth about Trump:

>>>/thestorm/38721

Trump is a Jesuit and a Mason and part of the banking cartel.

See this:

https:// www.youtube.com/user/KarenHudes/videos

>>745210

>If Trump were so marvelous, why is he supporting and implementing 5G, which is destructive to the human body and especially to the female reproductive system?

Even GSM cell towers can be just as dangerous depending on how strong the EM field is and how close people are in its vicinity.

Go figure this:

>Wall

>Total bureaucracy

>Police state

>VISA EU MASTERCARD

"How gullible can a human be? Lead them to the light and they will trust you - to meet their own demise on their own volition."

The truth will always shine, but the falsehoods will shine first.

>>754861

Millenias to eons of birthright enslaving billions - You think he's an anomaly? There is no christ/savior other than yourself. I ask you to save yourself, nothing else.

>>745210

cancer is a fungus everybody has it grows in an acid body and gets cured by baking soda wich oxidizes the body killing fungus why do we have it woman use it to have children without this fungus (cancer) miscarriage happens so you are contradicting yourself saying it causes cancer and then saying reproduction system vulnerable

Very small piece of the puzzle. 5G towers are going to be controlling the nanobots and synthetic biology that's been installed in almost all Americans through chemtrails.

If you're going to post a topic, research it. Don't just link to a YouTube video. Pretty weak.

>>757461

> to meet their own demise

OF

> their own volition

>>746380

Anon, not sure what your intent is here or what you WANT it to say but this second line needs a correction of some kind (I'm guessing the end is missing, but have no way of knowing that) :

The new saying is

"Dindn't your mom ever teach you nothing is ever _____?"

>>745210

Thi is the same formatting as this thread :

endchan.net/aaanwopros/res/218.html

Fuck off deluded nigger

>>758230

this*

>>>>748376

It's a simple bridge rectifier circuit consisting of four diodes and an electrolytic (polarised) capacitor for storing the energy/electricity.

From memory so forgive me if I'm a little off so best to do an image search for bridge rectifiers and look into it yourself.

The older types of what I think you call 'wall warts' also use them as the internal transformer converts your domestic 110V AC supply to say 14.8V AC (approx) and then that goes through the bridge rectifier circuit that converts the AC to around 12VDC current. Each diode has a voltage drop (consumption) of approx 0.6V so it's 14.8V AC minus (4 x 0.6V) = 12.2V DC unregulated output.

Diodes can be thought of as one-way valves that require voltage to operate ~ 0.6V approx. Some types consume more and some like Schottky diodes consume much less.

The electrolytic caps in these are usually 1000uF/25V or 470uF/25V. Why 25V? It's a 2X safety margin. Always go high. The DC waveform straight from the diodes is very rough and the capacitor acts as a reservoir to first store then release the electricity more smoothly. Successive caps can be added to further smooth the waveform - 1000uF-470uF-100uF-10uF-0.1uf. It all depends on how smooth it needs to be for whatever it's powering.

There are much more energy efficient methods used today - voltage regulators, buck/boost units with PWM etc,

If you're thinking of building one to experiment with then it may be best to use the (all in one) Schottky bridge rectifier package. One neat package with low voltage drop internal diodes. You could even mount it to the aluminium plate using some thermal grease or a thermal rubber pad to transfer any heat from the rectifier to the plate.

Note: Electrolytic caps are polarised and therefore need to be attached the right way around. The Negative (shorter) connection is clearly marked. Get it wrong and they'll let the 'Magic smoke' out before going BANG!

Been there, done that. Got the T-Shirt.

Also look up Leyden jars but beware as they can kill from accumulated static electricity.

Interesting to think that the Ark of the Covenant was/is I believe one giant Leyden Jar/Capacitor that would self discharge between the winged Cherubim or kill anyone foolish enough to touch it beforehand. Hence the wooden carrying poles.

Also the tabernacle it was housed in was designed to create static electricity not only to charge it but to power/prolong its self discharge. Very impressive! Very deadly!

>>751414

It's Earth connection, hammer a copper pipe into the ground. This build is according the principle that Earth is functioning as a large battery.

For those anti-Trumpers thinking he is pro 5G. Think again:

https:// www.cnet.com/news/why-trump-blocked-qualcomm-broadcom-its-all-about-5g/

>>842326

Trump has clearly come-out and supported 5G.

WE ARE THE ORIGINAL Q-ANON

EXPLAINED HERE:

>>848850

It was stolen. Q is not legit.

>⑩ Vertigo, ears ringing, nausea, cause people to collapse, used as a weapon against the population.

Cool. All symptoms I suffer from every day and I'm very close to one of these towers.

>>748376

That's just a full wave bridge rectifier, connected to a piece of aluminum. A common circuit, modified to look like something it is not. You put in an AC signal to get DC out. This is a BS diagram.

>>850138

This is correct. A full wave bridge rectifier with a (non specific) filter capacitor between the DC outputs. This is one of those circuits that would do something if we had ideal diodes. Real diodes have an approx 0.7v forward bias voltage for silicon based diodes or 0.3v for germanium based ones. This makes this circuit useless for 'energy harvesting' unless you are directly beside a broadcast station. In that case you /may/ be able to get something but it wont be much as the energy radiated to an area drops off with the cube of the distance and the antenna is not tuned or impedance matched so energy recovered will be detectable but insignificant. This is much less scary than say dihydrogen monoxide.

>>850478

Sauce?

WHOs page on microwave radiation says no such thing.

http:// www.who.int/peh-emf/publications/facts/info_microwaves/en/

Not that I trust them but apples to apples and what not.

I've been in close proximity to relatively powerful (~1KW) radio transmitters most of my life. Grew up around the amateur radio hobby and now do rf engineering both as a hobby and professionally myself.

RF Burns are no joke. They are very real and as with any burn probably increase cancer risk in that area but because of strictly thermal damage. They do require you to either be very close to the source or in the direct path of a highly directional source (like in the path of a high power transmitting satellite dish, on the business end of a maser or magnetron).

Keep in mind we are exposed to approx 1KW per square meter of extremely wide spectrum EMF from the sun. It's nuclear fusion after all. The issues we see from that are the result of the uv component of the solar radiation because it is ionizing which means that it has enough energy to rip electrons off of atoms causing damage. This damage shows up in other objects as sun bleaching and deterioration of the materials, brittle bleached plastic being a recognizable example. If part of that plastic is always shaded it will not experience those effects even though it is still exposed to radio frequency EMF. Almost all (99.9+%) rf used for comms/tech is well under the visible part of the spectrum and far away from ionizing.

There is a lot of BS being spread. It's one of those things you have to learn how it works to know if you're on to something or being fed a load.

>>850994

Thank you for the B/EE revisit. Like I said. The circuit posted is BS. It could be part of a power supply, it is not. The diagram posted is nothing. The circuit is not tied into anything..

Posting a bunch of unrelated gibberish about forward-biasing P/N junctions of different diodes is Electronics 101.

As for the RF stuff, that's basic comms too.

>>850994

You are correct - this will only produce useful energy, if you are near a broadcast transmitter.

I've also been a ham since the early 1970s, and have seen these circuits being promoted for "free energy". Most people live near a transmitter, and they may produce tiny amounts of current-limited useful energy. But if we have a major event, taking out the power - then the transmitters will mostly go silent - and no energy would be harvested.

Back when Tesla got into this, he was using his tesla coil to transmit the energy in the ELF freqs. But without the coil, it's usefulness fades away. BTW, semiconductor diodes did not exist in his day, so this circuit wouldn't have been "invented" by him, except as a theory. Vacuum tube diodes would not be useful to harvest free energy, due to wasted power for filament.

>>850994

The IARC made the classification which the WHO adopted but the WHO still claims there is insufficient evidence to justify lowering the quantitative exposure standards, bc they are a bunch of corrupt buttholes, so I’m not surprised you weren’t able to find much on the WHO site.

Here’s some sauce on the IARC classification of radio frequency radiation in 2011:

iarc.fr/en/media-centre/pr/2011/pdfs/pr208_E.pdf

Yes ionizing radiation such as that found in the higher light frequencies and beyond has enough energy to immediately strip electrons/destroy molecules. Non ionizing radiation from radio/microwave/ELF doesn’t have enough energy to immediately destroy molecules but it does has enough to vibrate molecules. Over time this constant vibration has a cumulative effect which weakens then destroys molecules such as single and double strand dna. This has been verified in studies that showed non ionizing radiation causes the presence of nucleotides (dna fragments) to be found in the blood.

Dr Blanks book is well referenced re: the various studies and what they showed. Highly recommend reading it.

Study, Important:

emfscientist.org

iarc.fr/en/media-centre/pr/2011/pdfs/pr208_E.pdf

Bump

Good thread, see this also:

>>946110