[Bryce Healy]

Possibly relevant to this thread but I happened to find a AC/DC power adapter at a salvation army shop, it\’s DC output is 12V and 150mA. I spliced the ends to moe-joe cell with aligator clips and powered it up using a surge protector for safe and easy on/off, connect/disconnect use.

It has a similar warmth and feel to when I use a 12V lantern battery and I haven\’t felt any weirdness to it. It also doesn\’t appear to have any negative effects for the bismuth core or spheres, likely because it\’s such a low amperage. Interestingly though when I measure the potential across the terminals it reads out consistently around 15-16V, 3-4 volts higher than the adapter output!

I am going to experiment with adding a ground wire to help filter any AC residue that maybe isn\’t noticeable but is still there. I\’m inspired to add a ground line from looking at some research with plants. A cut plant will have a much longer life span in a vase if a ground wire is added to it, because it will simulate a similar grounded/Earth connected environment for the plant to live in and allows for an electrical connection that the plant needs to live!

I know a moe-joe cell isn\’t a plant, but as a universal resonator/ oscillator it seems intuitive to give it a ground connection.

[Bryce Healy]

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[Bryce Healy]

You could also buy a EM Field detector for maybe around $100, its a useful device not just for the Mj-cell but for other electronics and for testing your house outlets and wires to see the size of field they emit. Generally speaking closer to the center of origin for a EMF is where there is the strongest charge.

Happy healing!