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Check any science catalogue ; ask your local schools for a catalogue. This is a very common instrument used in physical sciences. It is operated by creating a charge on metals (gold leafs and other designs) that will repel each other while charged and will not repell when there is no excess of a + or - charge. The rate of discharge is the measurment recorded at many intervals throughout the day. Reich used this with other instruments to measure changes in the atmosphere and in the accumulator. Measurements were taken over several months , even years that showed a direct correlation with the weather changes. Additional instruments to record temperature changes from within an accumulator and one from within a control box will demonstrate a relationship to weather changes and the electroscope. In addition recording humidity changes would be useful along with records of solar activity affecting earth.

The best source for this information is contained within the book Cancer Biopathy by Wilhelm Reich (The section within this book is in chapter 4 "The objective demonstration of orgone energy.) (This section is also included in the intro book to orgonomy "Selected Writings") To view a schematic try here. Many other related books written about the Orgonomy including the Cancer Biopathy can be found at The Wilhelm Reich Museum . here.

WHAT IS ORGONE ENERGY? by Charles R. Kelley, Ph.D. ©1962 (update by author July 1999)  
Orgone Accumulator Building Plans -- Wilhelm Reich vs. the U.S.A. by Jerome Greenfield (posted 2001mar19)  

ORAC Magnetic Field Directions a discussion and 2 diagrams

(GOE's web site -- includes links to research of ongoing data, articles, and other web site connections.) The best source for this information is contained within the book Cancer Biopathy by Wilhelm Reich (The section of this book is found in chapter 4 "The objective demonstration of orgone energy".) (This section is also included in the intro book to orgonomy "Selected Writings") Many other related books directly written about the accumulators can be found at The Wilhelm Reich Museum . Some titles include: Plans for Constructing an Orgone Energy Accumulator by W.R. ; and The Orgone Energy Accumulator - its scientific and medical use by W.R. Orgone Institue Press 1951

In the Reich's book "The Cancer Biophathy": The orgone field detector 
is composed of 2 metal plates covered with organic material disposed 
just like a capacitor, a lamp, and a transformer. The all parts connected 
by a metal wire.

                           _________________                           
                          |                 |   |------|X| 
                          | upper  plate    |   |      lamp     
                          ----------------------|               
                wire                        |           
     --------->-----------------------------| 
     -----                |  lower plate    |
     -----                |_________________|
     -----
     --------->not connected
   transformer

When an orgone energy source is placed on the upper plate the lamp should
vary his light intensity, according to Reich.

Check any science catalogue ; ask your local schools for a catalogue. This is a very common instrument used in physical sciences but also usually very expensive. This instrument was used by Reich to measure the effects of orgone energy. Orgone energy reacts to various forms of electromagnetic radiation particularly high voltage, x-rays, radioactive material and ....
Reich's experiments used two gieger counters. Place one in an orgone accumulator and record clicks per minute over a period of weeks. The accumulator should show over a week or more a change in the amount of clicks per minute. Also record measurements daily at a variety of locations near and further from the accumulator. The control geiger counter should work as normal while the one that has been affected by being charged in an accumulator will give unusual counts per minute.

Also read more of these experiments in the "Oranur Experiment" by Wilhelm Reich.

This device was triggered into operation by using Vacor tubes which had a vacumn and curved metal plates opposing within the tube and connected to electrodes on the exterior of the tube. These were at times charged in an orgone accumulator and later showing unusual displays of light which were not seen when charged with some electrical voltage. These tubes and the use of them were similar to a geiger counter tube. More on the motor can be obtained from literature available at the Wilhelm Reich Museum in Rangeley, Maine.

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