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  • @ernietetrault3403
    @ernietetrault3403 Рік тому +15

    Just wanted to add an update... I'm trying this in my vegetable garden this year. My Tomato plants are like small trees loaded with fruit. I also tried it with sunflowers and green bell peppers. I am about 1/3 of the way to harvesting my SECOND crop of the season for sunflowers. I decided to experiment with the peppers. They're all very healthy, but the plants with "antennas" are fruiting while the others are not.
    Definitely convinced me!
    Also, seeds were given the "magnet treatment" as well.
    Thank you so much for your information!!

  • @moonrock5324
    @moonrock5324 Рік тому +14

    My best friend started a 9-acre homestead last year and I’m going to make him a Yagi as a gift for Spring! Thank You, Ken 🪴

  • @HYEpower
    @HYEpower Рік тому +12

    KEN! 😂😂 This is going on top of my 20 foot aluminum pole pyramid! :)))) haha I know you dont agree with pyramids but I swear how wonderful i feel holding each pole one at a time with my eyes closed.. the negative energy just melts away. iv got loadstones in my garden and lots of magnetite powder. ..

  • @sagebrush22
    @sagebrush22 5 місяців тому +2

    Direction of the antennae does not matter everyone. Thank you sir. This made my day. So simple compared to other fancy methods.

  • @susanabarker5017
    @susanabarker5017 Рік тому +10

    Fascinating!!! Electroculture....gonna look into it and try it. Thank you , you are one of the most informative channels I have come across 🙋🏾‍♀️

  • @tomasznowak1230
    @tomasznowak1230 Рік тому +19

    Master, thank you so much for your time, energy and everything you do. 👌👌👌Don't stop when you don't give up. greetings from Poland to everyone❤️💓💙

  • @tiggywink1
    @tiggywink1 Рік тому +38

    I have some 1/4 inch thick copper wire....About 150 feet of it....Would the thickness of the wire enhance or impede the function of the antennae? or is it a moot point? Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Hey Ken....I made Activated Biochar last spring by mixing in some mychorrhizal fungi with the char, and fed it a 10 pound sack of organic white flour in the mix for a food source for the fungi, and let it sit, covered, for a couple months.... I mixed the Char about 15 % mix with my soil/compost in containers.... The growth and health of my garden plants was phenomenal....I had no insect predation.....The veggies had rich flavor....When the seedlings popped up, it was nothing but go....Never had such success! Love You, Bro! I'm going to try your method alongside my victorious method....Let me tell you, Your kindness and generosity of revealing hidden truths that are beneficial, backed up by you tenacity to research so many of the truths of realistic endeavor that so many think of as whackadoodle bs, because of their subscriptions to modern pseudoscience, and misunderstanding of natural physical phenomena, that you have revealed your personal integrity of being a true scientist, and a great benefit to mankind.... I thank you for that. You are a true Philanthropist....You truly deserve honor....Hats off to you.....May you prosper well in all things, my industrious, precious fellow countryman.......I hope I may somehow honor you in time..... I, for one, am thankful. You effort is not in vain.....Have a lovely day.....

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +15

      well thank you for that tiggy..........so sweet of ya!

    • @EmpoweredWithPiper
      @EmpoweredWithPiper Рік тому +4

      As a complete newbie to all things scientific gardening, I would love a deeper explanation into making Activated Biochar! I’ll have to look that up and see what it is. I’m currently growing oyster mushrooms in straw bales (does that count as mychorrhizal fungi?), and would love to get a second use out of it for my plants!! I had every intention of using it as mulch when the blooms were spent, but your plan seems much more beneficial!! ☺️👍 Thank you so much for sharing!!

    • @tiggywink1
      @tiggywink1 Рік тому +10

      @@EmpoweredWithPiper I live in western WA...Oyster mushrooms should be popping like firecrackers soon in the wild.....Myko and Mycelium are not the same, but I definitely see benefit with the second use....Myko is a natural fungi that is everywhere in soils...It is of ultimate importance to soil health...Last year I read an article that explained that it works synergistically with plants and communicates with them....When a plant needs certain nutrients, it signals the bacteria and fungi in the ground through the roots to break down soil, rocks, etc to produce the needed nutritional products for the plant's holistic healthful uptake.......Kind of a natural miracle of creation thing...Wow, huh?. Biochar needs to be activated...otherwise in its raw state it would remove minerals from the soil...It is a natural cleanser and purifier....But by adding a carbohydrate food source to the char, and mixing the fungi with it, the fungi will reproduce and flourish and basically fully inoculate the char, then when you add it to your soil, it goes ballistic....The soil comes alive! That whole synergistic holistic communicative process goes full throttle.....If you put the minerals in the soil, the bacteria and fungi break it all down and make them bioavailable to the plants..Modern farming has been doing it wrong.....The earthworms and other organisms flourish as well....continuing the enrichment process......worm casings are rich food for plants.....As I experienced last year with my garden, though I planted late, because of a cold spring, once i planted my seeds and my starts, it was nothing but go...Kabammm! It was exciting to see....I understand that predators, like cabbage moths, and other insects attack the unhealthy plants more than healthy ones....Kinda like natural culling...I had no predation at all....Usually my brassica leaves would look like swiss cheese...Didn't happen....Woohoo!...But I was a little dissatisfied with my squash production...I had to manually pollinate a bunch of them...Some sort of Bee thing, I think. But maybe I will do some mason bees this year, and surround my squash with bee attracting plants....I only hope....I wrote you this book, hoping you see the vision, and get to experience the joy and revelation of the miracles of nature, and how it flourishes on it's own if you can provide the basic resources and tap into it's wealth of mysteries....Best to you...Peace and joy....

    • @tiggywink1
      @tiggywink1 Рік тому +11

      The way to make the char is to burn up a pile of branches or whatever natural stuff you need to burn, and when it is that beautiful pile of glowing coals, when the smoke is minimal, quench it with water....It should be chunky....I mix a 10 lb sack of flour with about 15 to 20 gallons of char.....You can mix the myko in with the flour first so it mixes evenly...then cover it ..somewhere shady...mist it occasionally, and let it cure for a couple months.....It will cause an explosion of health in the garden that you will never hear.....nor suffer loss from.....

    • @EmpoweredWithPiper
      @EmpoweredWithPiper Рік тому +4

      @@tiggywink1 OMGosh, SO easy!! Thank you so very, very much!! I even have a giant pile of branches that I’ve been saving for... something, lol. We got them with a free chip drop and I didn’t want to toss them, knowing that I could use them SOMEHOW. Thank yo so very much, my friend!! You are wonderful and I appreciate your guidance more than you know!! 🥰👍

  • @moorari
    @moorari Рік тому +7

    Well done...
    Make the stem longer so it's well above the growth of the plants and support it with a wooden stick

  • @evarussell888
    @evarussell888 Рік тому +8

    Wow 🙌 another great video of how to make an inexpensive Yagi Antenna. Thank you for all the awesome videos you make. 😊

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +4

      OMG, thank you so very very much Eva gerl !!!!! wanna give ya a HUG!!! :)

  • @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember
    @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember Рік тому +7

    This is pretty freaking neat. I'm not sure what it has to do with my garden? But It's good information. What a garden needs is a good drip system right at the base of the plant.🤗

    • @jk-sc4ri
      @jk-sc4ri Рік тому +3

      That's always good but when I introduced electroculture I didnt have any issues with pests other than squirrels

    • @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember
      @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember Рік тому

      @jk why would I need a antenna to deal with my squirrel problem?

    • @grngeene2714
      @grngeene2714 Рік тому

      Red pepper flakes sprinkled or even cinnamon, will deter squirrels, I have been told by an avid gardner. Black pepper sprinkled around where you see ants will deter them, they will not walk through it. I have used the black pepper in window sills in kitchen, floorboards etc to deter. So far, this year, have not seen any trace of them.

    • @jamescommagere7906
      @jamescommagere7906 Рік тому +2

      @@MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember His point was that the antennae deterred insects, but not squirrels

    • @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember
      @MychelleSeymourHeyyouremember Рік тому

      @@jamescommagere7906 squirrels are the worst form of insects. They are extra large and very hungry.

  • @yeahson007
    @yeahson007 Рік тому +7

    Thanks for the insight! Ive been diving deep this past couple months and you've posted these videos at the best point for me! I went for a walk through my heighbourhood this week and found "magnatism and its effect on the living system" original hardcover just sitting in a free pile! Thanks for playing a huge role in my understanding!!

  • @jons2447
    @jons2447 Рік тому +15

    Thank you, Mr. Wheeler!
    I'm pulling up the old pump wire (2-12(?) w/ ground), all solid copper, so it should work fine.
    I've got another day or 2, maybe more, before I'm finished.
    I'm 68, w/ asbestosis & COPD, maybe sarcopenia so I need all the help I can get.
    I think electroculture is the best I can do to try to grow my own so I *really* appreciate this.
    Have a GREAT day, Neighbor!

    • @theadjuster151
      @theadjuster151 11 місяців тому +2

      How's it going now??

    • @tombolo4120
      @tombolo4120 11 місяців тому

      Hope you had a great growing season.

  • @scottwilliams6257
    @scottwilliams6257 Рік тому +4

    I remember you pulled out an antenna you made back in boy scouts 1987 out of a large military duffel bag. It was aluminum pie pan with a regular telescoping antenna through the center. I went home and made one of my own and had many questions to ask you but I never saw you again. I think you moved or something. And if that wasn't you than I really am insane. To make a long story longer you had all sorts of stuff in that bag. Like a microphone to a PA system for a school or something.

  • @DACNY
    @DACNY Рік тому +5

    God bless you again. I keep saying this once I understood you are a friggin human. So few left you know.
    Thank you

  • @freerangehomewithtrish102
    @freerangehomewithtrish102 Рік тому +11

    Ken! Thank you SO much! I’ve been researching this and so glad you did this video! You are awesome!

  • @peternyc
    @peternyc Рік тому +3

    Great video, Ken. Thank you. You are the only person giving common sense instructions. The internet is full of new age hope and zero how-to instruction/explanation.
    Question #1: If I'm planting trees and shrubs on 2,500 sq. ft of land, how tall should the antennas be? You say a foot or so above ground for a garden. If the atmospheric voltage increases roughly 100 volts with every meter of elevation, how high should the antenna be in order to give enough volts to 2,500 sq. ft? If you say x number of sq. ft. need y number of volts, then we can calculate our needs and build accordingly.
    Question #2: Along with number of antennas and their heights, the question of antenna size and number of loops follows. Will the size and number of loops increase the voltage captured? One would think so, but is there a ratio that can be used to calculate size and number? For example, if I have x number of square feet and need y number of volts, AND I don't want to make an antenna higher than 10 feet, can I compensate by building a larger antenna with more loops?
    Thanks again!

  • @jeffcurrent5593
    @jeffcurrent5593 Рік тому +16

    Thank you kindly for taking the time to make a follow up video. I spent about an hour trying to find what would work and I was not going to build what you demonstrated in this video lol. That was very helpful and your timing was perfect for me. Awesome stuff, going to give it go now. correctly lol. Thank you very much again for making this video!

  • @boroniavic
    @boroniavic Рік тому +4

    I have been glowing like Tesla since I stood in the middle of my eight-point array. Thank you

  • @morecambeanglersandtrawler1074
    @morecambeanglersandtrawler1074 2 місяці тому +1

    I made last week a moxon with a extra reflector opening repeaters 50 60 miles away. Well proud

  • @joelchua693
    @joelchua693 Рік тому +9

    Maybe I missed it... I hope you can share photos of where you've got these (or other antennas) on your farm, Ken.

  • @jimleane7578
    @jimleane7578 Рік тому +4

    Brilliant ken. The boy wants to know if it makes broccoli taste better 😅

  • @arleneheg
    @arleneheg Рік тому +2

    Thank you so much!!! I did try and watch other videos on making Yagi antenna but this simple description is great and I'm sharing since I have so many friends asking me how to do this!!!

  • @dankdigital4058
    @dankdigital4058 11 місяців тому +1

    A buddy of mine lives adjacent a cemetery. He has these all along the perimeter said it wards off evil paranormal activity.

  • @laurelweiner8
    @laurelweiner8 Рік тому +1

    thank you! My Dad built Antennas in Burma WW2....and I just got the 10 gage for my garden thank you!!!! He would thank you I know.

  • @MrsHandyRU
    @MrsHandyRU 5 днів тому

    I traveled back in time (lol) to watch your electricity video.
    You said ''has no profile" because you're Princess Diana with your poor chest strapped down! #FlatteningThe Curve Just as you did as Bob Ross and many others, too numerous to count. Love to you every day. You certainly make me smile, Diana ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

  • @jore2049
    @jore2049 Рік тому +3

    This is what we’ve been waiting for! Thanks Ken.

  • @cj123123
    @cj123123 Рік тому +14

    Ken thank you for your practical illustration of building a Yagi antenna. My first practical question, what is the distance between the 15” driver and the 28” reflector, about 5”?
    My second question is about proportionality, as in Fibonacci? 13” by 34” (with 5” distance between reflector and driver). Or as in your example 1.9% larger will be just fine (15” - 28”)?

  • @benstevens4203
    @benstevens4203 Рік тому +5

    Thanks very much for explaining this to is Ken. I'm going to get onto it asap because I do alot of work on the garden. And I am familiar with how tens machine s work.
    So thank you very much . Another interesting thing that I have been able to learn from you. Chrers

  • @PattymacMakes
    @PattymacMakes Рік тому

    I container garden and made small scale antennas I placed around my garden. I collected the brush and downed limbs from my trees over the winter and used them as my wood element. I wrapped the wood with copper hobby wire from Home Depot. I’ve been on a decluttering kick in my home so I collected all my crystals and minerals and wrapped one or two in place on the sticks. I understand it’s not necessary, but it looks amazing. I garden for food but also I enjoy it and it was nice to use what I already had on hand. It does seem that the antennae with jasper are doing the best but this is purely anecdotal. I did score an allotment at a nearby church so I will make one of these using this method to put in ground over there. Thanks Ken!! I think electoculture is fascinating. I’m on the lookout for real copper hand tools as I’d like to add that to my collection.

  • @rolandsharp
    @rolandsharp Рік тому +3

    The main reason why everyone is using copper is because Viktor Schauberger really didn't like iron touching the soil. He invented copper plough so that it doesn't disrupt the soil is some way

  • @FinnBearOfficial
    @FinnBearOfficial Рік тому +2

    I shared this with my friends. We're gonna give it the old college try this summer.

  • @marshamercer
    @marshamercer Рік тому +2

    Glad you posted this! I have been trying this in my garden with scrap Copper wire into spirals. I have been usingsteel as the pole (rebarb) because it is al I had. I will remove those and try this method. thank you!!

    • @incognitoalias2808
      @incognitoalias2808 Рік тому +3

      Research about using copper over iron and you will never us steel in your soil again.......

    • @marshamercer
      @marshamercer Рік тому +2

      @@incognitoalias2808 I had no other base to use.I did not realize.... I am removing them now. Thank you.

  • @LAnJitude
    @LAnJitude Рік тому +4

    Not in the case of Renner or similar situations, but for performance one should be slowly coordinating movement when under the charge of any electric stimulation, that they might retain the movement engram when under normal conditions. So you are practicing many thousands of times faster than normal. Your tendons and ligaments "don't attach to bone, they become bone." (Greg Nuckols)
    The size of a muscle - though important - comes second to the ability to coordinate it that it does not cut off the electric charge of your nerves or "impinge" them.
    That is to say a muscle too developed will tear the ligament system free of your skeleton (see bouldering injuries).

  • @flunewz
    @flunewz Рік тому +3

    Thank you! Your video's happened at just the right time.

  • @jordonsweers4123
    @jordonsweers4123 Рік тому +1

    Great video. Wating on a winter storm to pass and the soil to warm, then it's testing time. Will shair my findings in time. I sure appreciate your informative and scientific approach. Better than tic toc click bait.

  • @untbunny
    @untbunny Рік тому +10

    Ken, How would this work for container crops? Maybe connect the containers in a series with the same aluminum material placing the "antenna" at the corners? Or would each container require its own antenna?

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +12

      just need a connected grounding system in place

    • @rhyothemisprinceps1617
      @rhyothemisprinceps1617 Рік тому +1

      @@kathodosdotcom If you had a large round pot, could you have the bottom coil go around the inside perimeter of the pot then continue the wire down to the ground through a drain hole?

  • @martibarger9975
    @martibarger9975 Рік тому +6

    Question: what effect does a chain-link fence have on an adjacent garden?
    Question: how do we determine if a piece of garden equipment, or furniture is aluminum or steel?
    Thank you 😊❤🎉

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +2

      i dunno on that one

    • @numberonepal
      @numberonepal Рік тому +2

      To determine if aluminum or steel use a magnet. The magnet will not stick to aluminum.

    • @theadjuster151
      @theadjuster151 11 місяців тому +2

      A magnet will not stick to aluminum, brass, or copper.

  • @richhall1808
    @richhall1808 Рік тому +1

    Still planting. Got my perimeter electric fence up and now the electroculture with your yagi design, placement, and orientation - thank you!

  • @ianblank
    @ianblank Рік тому +2

    Thank you for giving me a cheap simple method. And keeping it all science. I got worried when I saw a crystal video

    • @Baptized_in_Fire.
      @Baptized_in_Fire. 3 місяці тому +1

      You know crystals are used to make radios. Lol

  • @e.powerdc1127
    @e.powerdc1127 Рік тому +6

    Is direction important?
    From the base of Yagie do you run out wire runners along the line of plantings. If so how deep? And is direction important?
    Using this method are we the static dielectric?
    Regards DC

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +1

      just halfway between ground and air

    • @RT-hl4uk
      @RT-hl4uk Рік тому +1

      @@kathodosdotcom So, we don't need to point this South or anything?

  • @mynameis5427
    @mynameis5427 Рік тому +6

    I am trying to understand what is going on here. So basically the antenna is like a bounding structure, and when the aether tries to induce the copper/aluminum it can't really do that effectively, so it gets pumped to the ground as charge? So by having one in each corner, you get them all humming together? No applied voltage is needed for this, right?

  • @jamesantonywhitehead2814
    @jamesantonywhitehead2814 Рік тому +2

    Thanks for the term Electriculture and the books yesterday, though I can not find the Law... book printed in the UK....
    Great news about your retreat..

  • @jamesgin81
    @jamesgin81 Рік тому +1

    Thank you! for the 💡 of using the Tens machine as well as the antenna

  • @danielking7988
    @danielking7988 Рік тому +2

    This is awesome, thank you for sharing!

  • @ryanj4423
    @ryanj4423 Рік тому +1

    Fascinating. I was researching this; and bam! You cme up with a video. Your the man.

  • @michaelgaughan629
    @michaelgaughan629 Рік тому +3

    Jungle book simplistic thank you sir!!!

  • @Espanol-Spanish
    @Espanol-Spanish 6 місяців тому

    I will do it. ❤ Happy San Valentine ❤ we love you Ken

  • @pauljenkinson1452
    @pauljenkinson1452 Рік тому +5

    I get why its important to use a dielectric deflecting material to guide the EMR down the wire. You should have explained why you do not use steel because some say use zinc galvanised steel with magnets threaded on it (without an antenna so we must be clear these could be two different systems of Electroculture). I guess you want the dielectric to run along the wire and the magnetism radiating perpendicular to it. I guess steel will invert this .
    Also, it would be nice if you explained why you point the antenna at a 45° angle.
    If you explain this then I will post this video on Electroculture forums with the added explanation.

  • @kelleyeidem667
    @kelleyeidem667 Рік тому +1

    Kenny could run multiple circles around me when it comes to physics, etc. So please understand that this comment in no way is an attempt to put down Kenny's surpassing genius.
    Having written the book "The Doctor Who Cures Cancer" I was able to learn about elements in ways that are not understood by 99.9999% of the public. There is more to life than just the electrical component. Once needs to consider the biological component as well. As is published by NIH, "...but Al [aluminum] phytoxicity blocks the mechanism of cell division." Phyto- means "plant," which means aluminum is toxic to plant growth.
    In addition, there are particular frequencies from different metals. EMFs can be thought of as the building blocks or sparks of purified nutrients. With that in mind, aluminum is not a nutrient but an impediment to cell division.
    The best way to use copper is to double the wire over, braid it using a hand drill, make a ring, and spin it using a fan, a weather vane, or a solar powered hanger. The spinning action is akin to how hydro electric plants turn rivers into electric power for tens of millions of users. One can also use Multi Wave Oscillator (MWO) disks and spin them, although they cost a little more than copper wire. Nikola Tesla had a hand in inventing the original MWO.
    One fan like this could take care of not just a garden, but an entire farm and beyond due to the property that spinning has on the copper. The fans can be kept indoors because the EMFs travel through mountains, walls and windows.
    Thanks again, Kenny.

  • @thomaspauljahn2321
    @thomaspauljahn2321 Рік тому

    I believe you where about to say something regarding the direction where to point the 4 to 5 antennas in the garden. But then you where distructed and didn't come back to that point. And by the way: I am glad to see yt sending me commercials about cat and dog food. Because I don't have any pats. Concluding that silly yt doesn't know everything about me. :)

    • @sagebrush22
      @sagebrush22 5 місяців тому

      I was wondering what direction to point the antennae too.

  • @rdragonsheridan
    @rdragonsheridan Рік тому +2

    Electroculture via Yaggie......."This is the way."

  • @boo-fk1ku
    @boo-fk1ku Рік тому +2

    I was told not to use aluminum in the electro culture, only copper.

  • @B-Marvelous420
    @B-Marvelous420 7 місяців тому +1

    VICTORY TO THE DIVINE HEALING LOVE AND LIGHT. WE ARE ALLONE!

  • @benstevens4203
    @benstevens4203 Рік тому +3

    Some one here asked a good question.
    How would you use a flat cilinder magnet in a plant pot ?
    Put it in the bottom with the south side facing up

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +5

      bad idea, its plated in chrome , TOXIC

    • @benstevens4203
      @benstevens4203 Рік тому +4

      @@kathodosdotcom thankyou Ken for answering my question

  • @VikingKurtCobain777
    @VikingKurtCobain777 Рік тому +5

    I'm glad I recently discovered this page through peculiar topics and Walter Russell. I haven't been disappointed yet plus you're vigilant like myself and certain others. Recently I've been making many connections with the torus field and how interconnected it is with quite literally just about everything. I think that's why people make the coil vortexes the way that they do for electric culture is because it relates to the spiraling circulation of the torus field.

  • @aetherflux
    @aetherflux Рік тому +5

    Genius. Thanks again!
    So if we are aiming towards dielectric induction, than the ideal proportionality for maximum benefits would be 1 over phi. Thoughts on this? Also if this is the case, than alternatively a (strong?) magnet could be placed under perhaps the grounded antenna array with emphasis on the south pole for phi-driven induction.
    I'm reading your energy unification paper and my brain is going wild currently!

  • @KevinRohlin-bs4cr
    @KevinRohlin-bs4cr Рік тому +8

    Do you point the antennas outward or inward at the four corners of the garden?
    What about connecting them to each other under ground? Would that aid or hinder the system?

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +6

      outwards, but it makes no diff honestly, as long as all yagis are NOT pointing towards each other

    • @cosmicgiggler1044
      @cosmicgiggler1044 Рік тому

      ​@@kathodosdotcom why?

    • @briankerr4512
      @briankerr4512 Рік тому +1

      @@cosmicgiggler1044 because if you cross the beams bad things can happen. unless of course if a giant stay puff marshmallow monster is destroying the city ...

  • @centurionalfa6830
    @centurionalfa6830 Рік тому +1

    The whole of physical reality which is tangible to us is formed from the basic
    geometric harmonies or harmonics of the angular velocities, or wave-
    forms, of light. From these basic harmonies or resonating wave-forms,
    myriad other waves are created which blend in sympathetic resonance,
    one with the other, thus forming the physical structures. Reality in
    essence, is similar to a hologram. Bruce L Cathie, The harmonic conquest of space.

    • @laurelweiner8
      @laurelweiner8 Рік тому

      love cathies books.....I found a guy dispiting Cathie said Cathie used easily reversable math to get his numbers....but hey the man was brilliant as well as his Ley line software that the manager wont update

  • @Trujemma99
    @Trujemma99 Рік тому +3

    Much appreciated! Thank you

  • @vradonmeyer5732
    @vradonmeyer5732 Рік тому +2

    Hot topic right now, and for a newb I can tell you it’s hard finding info online as all the info is catered to people who have a good understanding of antenna. QUESTION: can you make another video on things like, minimum size, why that size would matter, single loop styles and things of this sort

  • @lilpipskweek6448
    @lilpipskweek6448 Рік тому +3

    Thank you Ken for the video. Forgive me but I am not very intelligent. I couldn’t get the sequence for making the double loop yagi antenna. Where to start and how to progress. If you are ever making another one could you find it in your heart to record it being made in order that folks of lesser ability can have a pop at making some? ❤️

  • @Justin_ian
    @Justin_ian Рік тому +2

    I keep seeing copper wire simply spiraled up a peice of straight wood. Does that accomplish any similar results?

  • @justinjwinn1
    @justinjwinn1 Рік тому +1

    🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 I love you, Brother. Can you make a follow-up video about Electroculture and how we can influence the ether above us? (Or dissuade me from my woo-woo fantasy?)

  • @1thatdreams
    @1thatdreams Рік тому +4

    Thanks for the info Ken! Quick question, would a miniature version of this antenna work for potted or house plants grown indoors? Or does it still need to be grounded to Earth? Thanks.

    • @theboraxbandit9563
      @theboraxbandit9563 Рік тому +1

      Did you find any more information regarding this? :) I'm wondering the same for some wheatgrass trays.

    • @theadjuster151
      @theadjuster151 11 місяців тому +1

      I want to know as well!

    • @1thatdreams
      @1thatdreams 11 місяців тому

      @@theadjuster151 found it in his other video. Yes, needs to be grounded.

  • @steveflores9654
    @steveflores9654 Рік тому

    That’s awesome. Thanks for the advice. I’ll be using this is my garden this year.

  • @flunewz
    @flunewz Рік тому +3

    Diving in to electro culture. I'm listening to you, watching some other youtubers. I've heard a few times, not to use iron or steel as it will cause problems/reverse any benefits. I've heard copper, aluminum & zinc wire is acceptable. My question -I have cattle panels, tomato cages I have been using for years for support in the garden. Is this causing damage to the earth, crops, trees in the area. Would attaching to and or adding the antenna array in the general area in the gardens remove the negative effects of iron/steel? Be neutral, improve or not matter at all? Thank you!

  • @incognitoalias2808
    @incognitoalias2808 Рік тому +2

    Thanks for the great Enlightenment as usual.......

  • @sueknight154
    @sueknight154 Рік тому +2

    Wonderful Ken, thank you !!!

  • @slaptastics1739
    @slaptastics1739 Рік тому +3

    is that why there isnt springs in matress anymore? fibananci spiral electroculture bed springs?! ......i wouldnt be suprised if that was intentional 🙃

  • @terrencegibbons3351
    @terrencegibbons3351 Рік тому

    Insightful video. Glad I found it. I originally believed it had to be copper

  • @HODL-Diamond-Hands
    @HODL-Diamond-Hands Рік тому +4

    Thank you Ken. Bend it 45 degrees, one antenna in each corner and one in the middle, but oriented towards where? Oriented towards the center of the garden and the middle one oriented towards where? How wide is the distance of the lower to top part of the front/bank element? It looks like 3" to 5" inches wide.

  • @gmw3083
    @gmw3083 Рік тому +2

    I stood up an old aluminum TV antenna on the farm a few years ago. I could get 3-6 channels. All useless. TVs been unplugged for at least 4 years now.
    Would that antenna be good for this? It's actually on a bit of an angle but I could bend it too.

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +1

      it would be yes, what likely a 6 element TV yagi

  • @QuestionTheAnswers
    @QuestionTheAnswers Рік тому +3

    I wonder if this has an effect on pests or insects.. very cool, I will definitely be including this and all I can learn about it, for our new homestead very soon.. Thanks for this, Ken. 🙏
    ..edit- I also wonder if attaching a battery of any kind at any point will increase the desired effect? Super interesting!🤔

    • @just1john
      @just1john Рік тому +3

      Food grade diatomaceous earth would definitely help. My last residence, an apple tree in the backyard had dark spots in its leaves for years prior, put diatomaceous earth around its trunk a few times before winter, two springs later spots are gone! Fungus destroyed. Would definitely help reduce parasitic nests, snails for sure. Powdered on leaves may reduce their moisture, but earth mixed, no problem.
      Actually used around home entrances to fend off ants and such. DE are natures idea of sharp edges nano shells grow to become, for diatoms. :)

  • @RobXDandy
    @RobXDandy Рік тому +2

    Coming through with the knowledge, thank you sir!

  • @robertgibson2622
    @robertgibson2622 Рік тому

    I can't find any other information on UA-cam about these antennas actually so this is pretty awesome

  • @jamesgin81
    @jamesgin81 Рік тому +2

    or simplifying Grignard Reactions using Benzyl Chloride & magnesium ribbon

  • @commandernoodles2367
    @commandernoodles2367 Рік тому +2

    How wide is the area that it covers? And how tall should my yagi be for a sugarcane plantation? Sugarcane can be more than 10 feet tall.

  • @amymiller4381
    @amymiller4381 Рік тому +2

    Maybe I'm missing something, but do you need 1 for each pot? I'm doing containers. Is there a way to ground it to each pot? And you mentioned the coax cable. Do I still need that?

  • @mcm9329
    @mcm9329 Рік тому +4

    coincidently been researching this..How many sq mtrs of garden should I expect to improve per antena?

  • @japaleemerope7931
    @japaleemerope7931 Рік тому +1

    Wouldn’t a metal tomato stand do the same thing?

  • @2jam134
    @2jam134 Рік тому +2

    Hey ken, I take it you’d put these little guys around the garden bed, rather than running grounds from a larger antenna? Also, if I made a larger one, could I use copper pipe, or would I need to use solid copper?

  • @kackmalwieder
    @kackmalwieder Рік тому +2

    Thanks. Does it matter in which direction the antenna is facing? Towards the garden or outwards?

  • @alqiloli3273
    @alqiloli3273 Рік тому +1

    Hello, If we have an underground wire connected to the electroculture device, what happens if the underground wire comes into contact with the irrigation water? We may be electrocuted ? Thank you !

  • @ysfawolfpack
    @ysfawolfpack Рік тому +2

    Hi Ken ! Thank you for taking the time and effort to make this video. If you can would you please explain the amount of square feet that one antenna built to your example spec's will effect ? Thank you again !

  • @corneliusbuckley8897
    @corneliusbuckley8897 Рік тому +1

    Thanks so much for this, wish you well man!

  • @lorettaenz4828
    @lorettaenz4828 Рік тому +2

    Thank you Ken! Now I have to figure out how you used one continuous loop to make that. You pointed out to start with the front element? I'll have to draw it on paper first. I've been having a hard time trying to find solid copper wire that is a gauge that I can bend so this puts me in another market for aluminum wire. You didn't say what gauge that aluminum wire was.

    • @waynecooper9411
      @waynecooper9411 Рік тому +3

      He said 10 gauge when he was holding the coil he bought.

  • @johnnypassion5754
    @johnnypassion5754 Рік тому +2

    Can you explain how holograms are made In simple

  • @ThomasFitzpatrick-
    @ThomasFitzpatrick- Рік тому

    asked about this tonight on the live stream, whoops! guess I should check your latest videos before I come to the stream with questions lol

  • @ericroman9126
    @ericroman9126 7 місяців тому +1

    Once you put the antennas in corners and center...what do you do about direction? Should they all point one direction, out away towards their corner, or to the center antenna? ty

  • @awakesiren8548
    @awakesiren8548 10 місяців тому

    You mentioned putting the antennas in the corners of the garden. Do you face them towards each other or all towards the same way?? Can't wait to try this. Thank you!!

  • @tiggywink1
    @tiggywink1 Рік тому +2

    I wonder, Ken, does the thickness of the wire effect the frequency or amplitude of the natural signal? ( My terms probably relate more to broadcasting, than receiving, but maybe not)...I am going to try it....

  • @Liescomefromtheright
    @Liescomefromtheright Рік тому +2

    What can be said about a pattern for this resembling a Djed pillar from ancient Egypt?
    It's a sort of stab in the dark with regard to our lost history and any possible correlation to known science, old or new. However, I was curious about your take on the potential use of such a shape

  • @jasen963
    @jasen963 Рік тому +1

    Do you know with magnetic culture if it matters if south or North pole faces upwards or if this is affected depending on which part of the world you live "closer to north or south poles?" Thank you

  • @sengvilay8722
    @sengvilay8722 10 місяців тому +1

    Thank you very much for very good knowledge. I would like to ask you can we use this method for banana trees?

  • @pavlovsdog5020
    @pavlovsdog5020 Рік тому +7

    Ken search the phrase "covert moral bio enhancement" and you will be unpleasantly surprised
    I can't share links it won't let me
    I know it's got nothing to do with today's video but it's very important

    • @incognitoalias2808
      @incognitoalias2808 Рік тому

      You mean induced Jab syrup into the food system without telling We the People......

  • @Jay-tk7ib
    @Jay-tk7ib Рік тому +1

    Maybe you can answer a question that I don't see anywhere else and simplify it. When wrapping the stick with copper wire, starting at the bottom, do you wind clockwise to the right as you go up, or clockwise as you go up? Thank you.

  • @homebodyheaven6114
    @homebodyheaven6114 Рік тому +2

    Thank you for that! Do you actually bury the coil??? I didn’t know whose examples to trust on UA-cam since you told us they were mostly wrong. I’m thinking that’s a bit much for my tomato plants in a pot. My community garden plot is unavailable this summer due to being relocated by the city.

    • @kathodosdotcom
      @kathodosdotcom  Рік тому +2

      bury the grounding end of same yes

    • @homebodyheaven6114
      @homebodyheaven6114 Рік тому

      @@kathodosdotcom just the straight end or the whole coil?

    • @sagebrush22
      @sagebrush22 5 місяців тому

      I think he said you could either bury it or set it on top of the soil and use rocks to secure it.@@homebodyheaven6114

  • @BenDuane80
    @BenDuane80 Рік тому

    How would one use this for potted plants in 20 gallon fabric pots? Do every pot need their own..ie..10 fabric pots lined up on the back deck..

  • @fabiandupuis9416
    @fabiandupuis9416 Рік тому +2

    Love this !

  • @George-hl3qj
    @George-hl3qj Рік тому

    Thanks for sharing. Still want to know how to do it.