cement orgonite bubble tech

I've been thinking about this design for a while and I'm fairly certain it might fly.  The medium will be cement with a few additives like powdered metals, structured water, and a bunch of other goodies.

Weather conditions aren't the best.  Temps are in the low 30's.  Not the best time of the year for concrete work but I'll give it a shot anyway.

What you see to the left is the heart of this project.  A mobius coil enveloped in an extremely dense orgonite ring with two copper pipes flanking a two inch PVC pipe.  The copper pipes have progressively smaller pipes inside them in a Joe cell configuration, wrapped with bands of electrical tape, top and bottom, for insulation.  The PVC goes through the center to create a vortex.  It's the center vortex that makes these things totally kick ass.  Adding the proper frequency through the mobius puts the whole thing on steroids.

Since I had the ring already made, the unit is based on the dimensions of the hole in the middle.  It was originally designed for a 4" PVC but that would leave no room for the pipes, which is critical.  A 3" PVC would allow pipes but a 2" PVC gave me enough room for the 1" pipes you see here.  The best part is the smaller PVC pipe will allow a more concentrated beam to blast out the top.  At least, in theory.  We shall see.       

The idea is to see if cement can replace resin for an orgonite medium and to build a unit that can take the heat of an inferred lamp without burning.  Putting inferred to the mofo, or any resin based unit, isn't such a good idea due to potential flammability.  For this unit, violet ray and inferred will be the stuff that jacks it up.  The coil is just there for backup and to see if cement could be an effective medium density orgonite for a ring like this.

I should have this together by the weekend.  Stay tuned.