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EVPDave wrote:Hi again Ron,Ron, I still get emails about that microphone after all these years. Another researcher has taken it a step further and developed a flame triode.
Dave
"Neil Styner shows how to make a working triode from with an alcohol flame, and no vacuum. He observed a power gain of 60x."
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WNl0sFViaxs&feature=related
Hello Dave,
I've been to his website before. He's got a lot of simple, interesting and low cost projects that one can construct.
One in particular is placing a drop of saltwater on a piece aluminum and listening to its audio output.
I always meant to try that as a sound source for EVP's.
Ron
Yes, some very interesting experiments. Please do try the drop of salt water on aluminum foil noise source. I tried it years ago and from what I remember the results were positive. A most unique sound source, and simple. I used a small battery powered self contained amplifier from Radio Shack. Other configurations are possible, I just kept the sound isolated from a direct connection to my recorder at the time.
Dave