Depending on the position of the needles, our thenar eminences pick up magnetic, electrical or other waves and transmit the information to our pendulum, which can then only detect the corresponding waves:
- The two horizontal needles allow the pendulum to detect only magnetic waves: +, – or ±
- The two vertical needles allow the pendulum to detect only +, – or ± electric waves
- The two crossed needles, with one + pole pointing upwards, allow the pendulum to detect only infrared waves
- The two crossed hands, with one negative pole pointing upwards, allow the device to detect only ultra-waves
Note: The nine cards in the primary colours (Black, Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Indigo, Violet and White) are supplied in duplicate with the Wave Antenna.
Both in the field and on a map, all waves intermingle: spring water, stagnant water, cavities, minerals… and your pendulum does not know which one to choose. The Wave Antenna solves this problem. It is based on an idea by Louis Turenne, who attached two magnetised needles to his pendulum.
How it works
You hold the wave antenna in the hand that is not holding the pendulum. It acts as an indicator: depending on the position of its two magnetised needles, your pendulum will then only seek out the corresponding waves.
- Horizontal needles: magnetic waves +, − or ±.
- Vertical needles: +, − or ± electric waves.
- Needles crossed, with the + pole pointing upwards: infrared waves.
- Crossed hands, with the − pole pointing upwards: ultra-waves.
What it is used for
- To locate spring water (electric wave −), stagnant water (magnetic wave −) or an underground cavity (electric wave +).
- To locate ore, using a sample of that ore.
- To identify beneficial or harmful areas, based on their infrasound and ultrasound.
Its use is explained step by step in the training course, starting from Module 2 (Lesson 6, ‘The Wave Antenna’) and throughout Module 5.
Good to know
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