Date: Sun, 10 Mar 1996 22:12:53 -0500
From: orgone@shore.net (true paranoia..reads)
Message-Id: <199603110301.WAA04798@relay1.shore.net>
To: orgonomy@jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU
Subject: Re: Orgone Meter
Sender: owner-orgonomy@jefferson.village.Virginia.EDU

Gary,
I'd like to try this. What is a scintillation counter and where can I get
one? Have you tried this? My experience is that lantern mantles, once
they've been "fired", are incredibly fragile.
 - dave huisken




>Seems to me that since radiation is exacerbated by orgone 
>that a simple orgone meter could be built from there.  
>In fact, wouldn't background radiation be directly 
>proportional to orgone levels?
>
>Beyond background, a Coleman lantern mantle would 
>provide for an easily available source to test out the 
>principle.  Mounting the lantern mantle (pretty hot) and 
>a scintillation counter so that they cannot move relative 
>to each other, readings can be compared to weather 
>patterns, whether it is a sunny or cloudy day, etc.  
>
>The apparatus could be placed inside an accumulator 
>briefly, or simply near one, to see if the readings vary 
>widely.  A small cloudbuster could be pointed at it to 
>see if there is any effect on the readings.
>
>Gary
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