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High-Efficiency Atmospheric Charge Collector

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Looking to collect MAXIMIZED ENERGY from the SKY, for FREE….???

This atmospheric electricity collector was inspired by the early electroculture experimenters of the 18th and 19th centuries. In the world of passive electroculture or electropermaculture, static electricity can be freely harvested from the atmosphere using collectors like this one. While it’s easy to make your own collector devices using a few wires connected together, the number of points that you can collect charges from is limited. With this device, you can collect from 168 collector-points!!

Furthermore, to maximize electricity collection efficiency, we built these using GOLD-tipped points to minimize corrosion effects, maximize conductivity and MAXIMIZE charge collection. With this device, collected charges accumulate in the center-ring where they can be siphoned off to your electroculture ground system, putting the energies into the ground for direct use by your plants!

To use the device, simply attach to a long pole, stick, or PVC pipe, attach enough wire to it so it can reach all the way into the ground. Then, attach the wire to pieces of galvanized steel underground or adjacent to the plants that will be stimulated. Based on the height of the antenna, humidity levels, the number of spikes and other factors, an electrical voltage is carried to the base of the collector for use by soil microorganisms and plant life for enhanced growth, improved disease resistance, higher yields and more!

Features:

  • 168 gold-tipped spikes with a gold-plated center collection rim.
  • Lightweight: 51 grams / 1.8 ounces

Optional add-ons

  • Zip ties for attaching to pole or other structure
  • Collector antenna connection wire that attaches to the center hub via threaded rod & bolts. Comes with waterproof quick-connect wire connector
  • Includes instructions

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