How To | Make An Orgone Field Pulser

A Mobius coil (usually made from 20-30 gauge insulated copper wire), a 9V battery connector, and a zapper or frequency generator circuit (often based on an LM555 timer chip ).

Building a pulser requires both structural assembly and electronic wiring.

The heart of the pulser is the , which is wound in a way that its magnetic fields cancel each other out, theoretically creating a "scalar" or "longitudinal" wave. Fold a long piece of insulated wire in half. How To Make An Orgone Field Pulser

Proponents, including those following the work of Wilhelm Reich , claim these devices can neutralize "Deadly Orgone Radiation" (DOR), mitigate EMF effects from Wi-Fi and cell towers, and improve plant growth.

Allow the resin to cure completely in a well-ventilated area. A Mobius coil (usually made from 20-30 gauge

Twist the wire together using a drill or by hand to create a "bifilar" twist.

Place the crystal (with the coil wrapped around it) and the electronic circuit into a mold. Fill the mold with a 50/50 mix of metal shavings and resin. Fold a long piece of insulated wire in half

Wrap this twisted wire around the quartz crystal in a specific pattern where the ends meet, forming a closed loop.