Battery on Concrete / Water-Witching same?

Aug 07, 2007 27 Replies

No, it's legit. Randi's been around for years, has several best seller type books and has exposed numerous frauds over the years. I'm sure some water witchers are frauds but I think most really believe they can do it. I tried the bent coat hanger wires years ago and I discovered I could find water!! Without consciously trying it seemed like whenever I waved them over water, like the faucet in a sink, they would swing and cross. Yet EVERY controlled test where proper double blind procedures is followed proves that it doesn't work. So I am as susceptible to fooling myself as anyone else. But I'm willing to accept that it is just that I'm fooling myself.

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Religion.....more Faith than Fact.

Where I have a small farm, I can do this. I don't need a anything. In fact, I can just throw a rock out at random. Drill down 30 feet where the rock hits and I guarantee you'll find water. Of course you can drill almost anywhere around here and find water. The trick is finding good water. But even that is not too hard.

Ed

Here's a link to a youtube video of some people taking a quick test of their dowsing abilities.

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credible explanation for this.

Religion.....more Faith than Fact.

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explanation for this.

Religion.....more Faith than Fact.

Its a thermal effect. A concrete slab on grade is often cooler than the surrounding ambient. Placing a battery on this surface cools the bottom of the battery. The bottom half of the plates, being cooler than the top, generate a slightly lower voltage. The top half of the plates 'see' this as if its a battery with a lower charge connected in parallel. The top half of the plates discharge in an attempt to recharge the bottom half.

Since this circuit cannot be 100% efficient, net stored energy is lost.

Hoover Dam, after all these years, is still cooling off. cuhulin

Massive amounts of concrete generate bouque heat. cuhulin

Chickens have wings and lay eggs.

Steve B.

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