In order to build an ELF generator, the transmitter array has to be a certain percentage of the length of the wave you want to generate. Since the waves you want to generate are very long, the transmitter has to be fairly big. Which means expensive. And hard to do without attracting attention. In order to generate ELF waves of any amplitude, you're going to need a LOT of power. In the kilowatt- to megawatt range. Which is hard to do without attracting attention. Simply researching the technology required to generate extremely low frequency EM radiation is likely to attract attention. It's not something that a lot of people should be fooling around with, IMO.

The History Channel last night just a hour of strange events just like this on August 11, 09 on a show called That's Impossible. H.A.A.R.P. can and is being used to control the weather patterns and what they say might be mind control.

A frequency of 7.2 Hz to 12.5 Hz show more promise that others for controlling other peoples thoughts.

They were also showing that mind waves could (and was) control a electric wheel chair on the show. It would seem that if we can transmit on frequency, then the reverse would also seem possible. The same person make a phone call without dialing the phone, thoughts had done that also.

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one of the episodes of thats impossible showed a scientist who built a mini ELF transmitter which he used to show how it can disperse clouds (vapor). If he built that small one i'm sure it can be done. I cant remember what he said he used to build it. But it would have to be tuned to the 6.5 frequency.

also i own a company that puts out alot of power, so power wouldnt be a problem for me.

Originally posted by hiii_98
one of the episodes of thats impossible showed a scientist who built a mini ELF transmitter which he used to show how it can disperse clouds (vapor). If he built that small one i'm sure it can be done. I cant remember what he said he used to build it. But it would have to be tuned to the 6.5 frequency.

also i own a company that puts out alot of power, so power wouldnt be a problem for me.

The demonstration on that show was of a VLF transmitter, not an ELF transmitter. ELF is between 3 to 30 Hz, which is much, much lower than VLF, which is from 3 kHz to 30 kHz (IIRC). Transmitting ELF is a bit trickier than VLF. The potential applications of VLF are scary as hell, and ELF could be even worse.

Hello
I am very interested in this subject as well.
I would like to build a small/med size ELF transmitter/generator that operates at 7.83 Hz ( Schumann resonance ).
I have no background in this field, so please don't laugh about my idea ... I was thinking if it is possible to modify a function generator (like TEK FG 501 ) to transmit ELF (7.83hz)

Thank you

ELF is simply extremely low frequencies. A device to generate them need not be huge, but an affect antenna to radiate them directly would be.

ELF is used for submarine communications because it penetrates salt water more effectively than higher frequencies. The low frequencies require extremely large antennas to transmit them but facilities do exist. The low frequency also implies very low transmission rates. Not much more information than surface so you can receive more information could be transmitted in a timely manner.

There is another way to generate ELF waves and HAARP can exploit it. That is by hetrodyne. Anytime two frequencies are introduced into a non-linear medium, a sum and difference frequency are produced.

So HAARP can transmit two shortwave signals at high power into the ionosphere. The ionosphere is somewhat non-linear and will mix these two frequencies producing a sum and difference component.

Let's say you transmit 12,000,000 Hz and 12,000,007 Hz, mixing will then produce 7 Hz and 24,000,007. The first component being the most interesting. And the ionosphere, being a conductive layer that surrounds the Earth, is a large enough conductor to be an effective antenna at these frequencies. Add to this the effects of the Schumann resonance and there may be some reinforcement and amplification of the 7 Hz component.

It has been shown that a sufficiently strong external magnetic signal can cause brain wave entrainment, but whether HAARP could create a strong enough field for that to happen is beyond my knowledge. This isn't something that could cause specific thoughts, rather something that could alter one's general state of consciousness, how alert or not one is, mood to a degree, etc, if it were sufficiently powerful.

Then it couldn't be focused very narrowly owing to the wavelengths involved, so if it had any influence, it would be over a fairly large area.

HAARP doesn't directly transmit ELF signals but this hetrodyne method could be used by HAARP to produce them. How efficient the ionosphere would be in this process depends upon the degree of non-linearity and there isn't much evidence that it is very high or commercial short-wave broadcasts would also cause hetrodyning and undesired interference. But then commercial broadcasts aren't as highly focused or at nearly the power levels used by HAARP, and the ionosphere may become more non-linear at higher signal levels, say power levels sufficient to actually increase ionization of the ionosphere. There is evidence that HAARP is sufficiently powerful to do this as very small artificial auroras, observable only with the aid of a telescope, have been experimentally created with HAARP.

I could also see where sufficiently high power levels could be used to manipulate weather but I am skeptical that the required power levels could be reached by any man-made device given that solar flux is around 1.5 kw per square meter, and approximately 600 watts of this is absorbed by the upper atmosphere. Over an area of any significant size that's a huge amount of power to compete with.



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