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Soldering that with a soldering iron is just silly

That same outlet you tested has a ground wire that is bonded to a ground rod already. Could have used that...

Would light copper screen work ?

File this away under "misinformation"

A good grounded outlet will do, you just waste your time there

Links to supplies? Does the grounding rod have to be 8 ft? I'm disabled and not able to get on a ladder and needing to be sneaky as I live on an apartment How would o know it's a safe place to drive a group rod? Not hitting something electrical, gas, or structural? Was thinking of putt it under a bush. How would I do this with the grounded part of my outlets? I bought a product that plugged straight into the grounded part but I didn't understand how that was actually doing anything because the wire was so thin and then it connected to a fake lather wrist band no metal exposed on skin. Wanting to make my own because my research showed those wires were too thin to help. But i have q brain injury and don't understand half of what I'm researching. Wanted to do on rod on each side of apartment anf have one coming into the living room going to the couch and the recliner and If possible, the rod on the front of the apartment would come in on two different windows to go to two different beds. Or preferably just making 3-4 of my own outlet version to go to the two beds and couch and recliner so me and my kiddo are at least grounded while sleeping and sitting!

Sadly his bed is made of polyester so it’s not very conducive. That’s why it’s slowing it down. The Bible tells us not to mix fabrics. And to keep them pure

Sadly his bed is made of polyester so it’s not very conducive. It cancels the frequency out.

Why can’t you hook up your ground wired to your waterline the copper line that goes out to the street underground hook it up by your metre

Great information 😮... thanks

what a nonsense

Square Galvanized Wire Fencing - Dimension Format size: 36'' x 25' - Pattern opening: 1/4" - This type of pin is sold in rolls in all hardware stores. We cut out the surface we want, approximately 12'' x 24'', and we can install it in the bed, under the thighs, and under the feet (on a mat) We connect all of this to the common thread up to the zinc-plated steel rod, and covered with a thin layer of paraffin to limit corrosion, also with a layer of petroleum jelly against corrosion before planting the steel rod which looks like a very long screw. If the rod measures 1 meter, cut it into two 50cm rods. Stick the rod 30cm into the ground, and that will be enough. You must use the multimeter (volt-meter) often to ensure that the electrical charge is good enough. If we never check, the steel rod will rust, and the conductivity will gradually decrease. If the rod is rusty, the voltage will be low, and it will need to be replaced. A satisfactory charge is in the 420-580 millivolt range. Curiously, when i take a copper rod or inox, i have a negative voltage ! - 500 millivolts... I prefer to use the metals who provide a positive voltage, as zinc plated steel rod, magnesium or other. On the multimeter, place the black probe on the steel rod or at the end of the conductor wire, on the pin mat, and the red probe on an electric heater or a metal pipe in the house, or directly in the ground ' from the electrical outlet. You will see the voltage that actually arrives under your feet in the house! I'm going to make a little video on all of this soon. Even if the video is in French, you will still see the different components of the installation which is very simple.

Could have just hooked a ground wire into your receptacle that is right next to your bed

voltage = i * r... the voltage is higher because the resistance is higher. this is due to the fact that your ground isn't as short as the house wiring and the length is longer. You could use the ohm's function between the ground of the outlet and your romex. It's probably a low resistance so no big deal. even a few hundred ohms is ok but you're probable going to be under 10 ohms. The only problem is that your mattress cover and sheets are going to insulate you from the ground contact. there are conductive mats and sheets available.

So I put an electric guitar end from amp to my entire body all over in points … so when I put it on my ovarys the sound and electricity went up ? So what does that means :(

Your setup looks like overkill. A much smaller metal rod shoved into the ground outside with a thin wire running in through the window is what is used in commercial indoor grounding mats. They work, and meters show they do.

Hard romex wires over the mattress? Your wife loves you dude!

Before you put that wire on you should have sand down that Rod you had in the ground and then when you wrap the wire you should have saved it that too which gives the solder something to grip on

I get what he's getting at let's just say a thunderstorm happens and a thunderbolt happens to hit that line God help him

I’m curious to hear about an update about health benefits (or not) you found from this!

Looks really comfortable 😂

That stain is not a pee stain🤣🤣🤣

Just make sure you're not sleeping during a lighting storm that rolls thru!

Someone should measure sleep quiality before and after the grounding.

Gteat vid 🤙🤙🤙 Check your system by not touching/holding the wire in your hand via wall outlets and put into ground vs hot Try copper flat 2"tape vs wire on bed For better comfort... Amradield Copper Fabric Blocking RFID/RF-Reduce EMF/EMI Protection Conductive Fabric for Smart Meters Prevent from Radiation/Singal/WiFi Golden Color 197"x43" inch $75.00

Install/create a U loop right at entry... this ensures when it rains(as your 💯 %Silicone will wear/dry down over years) This doesn't allow water to follow your electrical wire down into your home creating serious water damages causing.... 1.) Insurance claim deny per your non-license install. 2.) Carpenter ants love moist wood/environments. 3) Termites love trive in moist wood/environments. Please make a follow up videos with the changes and improved health benefits 🙏 ❤❤️💯

Btw please create a follow up video with said changes pl ty

Include in your system a stronger resistor and a quick disconnect for when you hear lightning, thunder or 🌧 raining... near your bed at arms reach.... Redundancy, Redundancy for your redundancy..Redundancy...

Yes, it's possible to get electrocuted by grounding to Earth with a resistor if the soil resistance is low: Grounding Grounding an electrical system provides a path for fault currents to ground, which causes a circuit protective device to operate immediately. However, grounding doesn't stop the flow of current and voltage, so it doesn't protect people from injury. Resistor A neutral ground resistor limits the sudden flow of a fault current, or earth fault, to a predetermined value. If a resistor is connected to ground at one node and current flows into the other node, there is a voltage drop across the resistor. Soil resistance If the soil resistance between the ground rod and where a live wire touches the ground is low, a high current will flow, which could be dangerous and cause a fire. Include in your system a quick disconnect for when you hear lightning, thunder or 🌧 raining... near your bed at arms reach.... Redundancy, Redundancy for your redundancy..Redundancy...

cules. This process is slow, especially in unpolluted environments, and can take months or years. As copper corrodes, it tarnishes and gradually turns dark brown or black, eventually becoming a distinctive blue-green color. Copper corrosion doesn't usually diminish copper's key properties, like conductivity and workability. In fact, the corrosion process produces a protective outer covering that can help copper last for thousands of years. This covering, called a patina, is a decorative film of surface oxidation that only affects the metal's appearance, not its structure.

You just needed flux for before soldering Tw great vid...keep it up and have you done a follow up vid of improvements?

But then giving her”the shocker” won’t work.

I've been trying sleeping in my tent outside and letting my feet out the tent door touching the earth. Been sleeping like a baby. Thanks!!

Nothing like some good ol' snake oil. What the fuck. Literally using appliances around the house or even just going outside to run errands you ground yourself multiple times, just because of how many things around you are grounded for safety and other electrical requirements. Edit to say I just finished the video and I think I must admit defeat. I now realize I was trolled. Thank you for the laughs.

12:17 that microphone picked those sounds up so well i thought it was in my home

"that's not a pee stain" LMAO

Why cover your bed in wire.... just tie the copper to your feet/ankle directly. Not tight of course

Yes, lets connect a ground wire directly to your bed. That way when lightning hits nearby, you definitely won't get electrocuted. 🤣

Hi friend thanks for the informative video

Can you just make a plug with an earth wire that connects to the earth point in the power socket?

One year ago, so what happened? Did it work?

There is a story of a man getting merc'd doing this...lightning strike

Great video!

I used a 3ft grounding Rod which I hope is ok. I just woke up from a refreshing sleep that I assume the grounding had something to do with it. I ordered a multimeter to to make sure I am grounded.

Wow

Place the red probe in the 'ground' of the electrical outlet, and touch the conductive wire with the black probe. There, at home, I measure 540 millivolts. This is what comes from the outside, and what the body needs.

Si le fil métallique est sous le drap, il n'y a pas de contact direct. Je te suggère de te découper un rectangle de treillis de broche quadrillée et de le placer dans le lit, directement sous les cuisses en contact direct avec la peau. Tu vas sentir la charge électrique naturelle du sol, et c'est ce qui est utile pour le corps.

I only remember one thing, it is that the electrical charge of the ground is only on the surface, and it is the beneficial charge that the body needs to be connected. The electrical 'ground' of the house or other, is deeper, and there is no voltage at this depth of the ground. This is why I pass a conductive wire through the window to get outside this natural electrical charge present on the surface of the ground. In the house, my feet are on a grid spindle trellis with 540 millivolts, and it's as if I had my feet in the grass all year round!!! You have to see it first on the multimeter. The voltage can vary depending on the steel rod used, or even where I attach my steel rod into the ground. No need to push it deep, only 30 cm maximum. Deeper, the voltage drops because I'm going too deep.

What kind of sheet? I’m curious to know if the effect of a cotton sheet or linen would work better vs polyester/acrylic/synthetic types that are so common. Plastics definitely slow down voltage frequencies.

with that immune sys ... its the other way around... white blood cells shower phatogens with free radicals and those radicals pull out electrons - and that's how they destroy pathogens or damaged cell... and after this job, the rest of free radicals has to get reduced - so they take away electrons from surrounding tissues...