Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

[timelord_2004]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

if some one who owns a h.d.r has a list of parts required to build an hdr please email it to [email protected]


i'm currently trying to make heads or tales on the wiring guide for the hdr

i am way out of my league , normally i deal with time spheres

 

[HDRKID]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

I have an HDR and can send you links with pics of the HDR.

Here are a few links:

http://www.HDRusers.com
http://www.FluxCap.com
http://wwwinfoworld.com

Partial parts list.

1/2 watt 15K resistor
2 50K pots linear
6 rectifier diodes
1K Cap Polyester
3 flip switches
1 lamp

lots of 21 guage magnet wire.

Most items can be obtained easily at you local Radio Shack,
or it you are not close to Radio Shack, DIGIKEY carries them.

The HDR is basically an electromagnet.

 

[Grayson]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

Originally posted by timelord_2004@Oct 1 2004, 06:03 AM
if some one who owns a h.d.r has a list of parts required to build an hdr please email it to [email protected]


i'm currently trying to make heads or tales on the wiring guide for the hdr

i am way out of my league , normally i deal with time spheres

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Time Spheres? Illuminate me regarding these devices please.

 

[virtualgirl]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

Is this that thing that George Noory tried?

 

[HDRKID]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

There is a man selling John Bajak's Flux Capacitor on Ebay.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewIt...agename=rvi:1:1

He wants $169 for it plus $15 for postage.

Ah time travel, that dream of a better future.

 

[CaryP]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

One of our newest members, Capt. Nemo, purchased the flux capacitor. He's started a thread about it at http://www.timetravelforum.net/forums/inde...owtopic=978&hl=

You might follow up with Capt. Nemo on what happens once he gets the flux capacitor in a few weeks.

Cary

 

[Fringan]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

Originally posted by TheHeggy@Jun 16 2004, 12:22 AM
Does time actually speed up for the watch, or is the watch's components just altered somehow?

A way to test this:

Perform the same experiment with the watch, but put a small piece of soft fruit in there with it such as a grape or something similar.

Turn on the machine, and let the watch make a 24 - 48 hour rotation. Remove the fruit and examine it. Does it look like it's been left out for one to two days?

Maybe put a camera in there?

Yeah, exactly my though - or just put a candle and watch the flame move as if it was fast forwarded on a vhs player. It should also burn down very fast.

 

[phase12]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

I saw this some sort of 4 dial custom HDR unit on eBay:

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewI...ssPageName=WDVW

Does anyone know the origins of the machine? I'm just really curious if this is an example of something someone conjurred up themselves or was pre-built.

Oh, and there is that nifty clock video link in there too. :dry:

 

[Captain Nemo]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

I believe that the seller makes them personally or gets them made up specifically to sell. The seller always is selling one, and once it sells another one will be put online. Buy it and tell me if it works for you!

 

[phase12]

Steven Gibbs HDR Time Machine Video's

Originally posted by Captain Nemo@Dec 19 2004, 11:16 AM
I believe that the seller makes them personally or gets them made up specifically to sell. The seller always is selling one, and once it sells another one will be put online. Buy it and tell me if it works for you!

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I was thinking more along the lines of building one just like it if the schematics are out there, though if it is simply an extension of the HDR +2 extra dials, that should be easy to figure out. I was just wondering if there is anything else special to it.

I've had one of Steve's HDRs since 1996, and don't really have $600 to spend right now. Everyone wanted an iPod this Christmas. :angry: