Steven Gibbs

It has been an exciting year. Well, there is a little bit left, but that is going away.

Actually, Steven Gibbs HDR creator called me just now. He said that he was doing a test on his oscope. For the HDR he uses the following leads - the x output and the y input, and I am not sure what that means. Steven Gibbs wished me a merry Christmas, and I wished him a happy new year.

HDR inventor Steven Gibbs

Spoken today to Steven Gibbs HDR inventor. He was getting parts for his HDR and is sad that Radio Shack is going away. Other parts are slightly different and the harmonics are wrong. Like he did some tests using his own o scope. The oscilloscope shows a wrong wave. Perhaps he means scalar waves. Well, I am not so sure.

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Steven Gibbs quiz

HDRKID want to announce a Steven Gibbs quiz. OK so here it is. There are ten questions and seven are easy. Play the new quiz. Yeah, see how many you get right and how many wrong. BTW, there is no prize. Bro, we are so sorry. Then again, it is a chance to find out something new.

Stocks up

Today, stocks were up. Well, that is awesome news. Problem is that it is due to another round of stimulus coming. Folks, that is not so max. Hey, if economic stimulus did work then we would be at full employment now. Believe me, we do not need a time machine from Steven Gibbs for the future to see. It looks very grim.

Steven Gibbs HDR

I like to use Steven Gibbs HDR. Basically, it is like an electromagnet. The device known as an HDR was built based on the old sonic resonator. That one was created in 1981, that is 30 years ago.

Steven Gibbs has been working on these devices for many many years. I believe that he sold his farm in Nebraska and is retired now.

copper is expensive

There has been a rise in copper price. It is at a two year high now. People, this is important because Steven Gibbs HDR uses 200 feet of copper wire. That is a major expense. Fact is, producing the HDR is getting more expensive. Also, components are going up in price. Then again, the biggest problem is that copper is expensive. Steven Gibbs refuses to use aluminum which is cheaper in building his units, but I fear this may not always be the case.

Future begins soon

The future has begun for you. Steven Gibbs is the inventor of the HDR a device he created many years ago. Actually, 1985 was the year. It is hard to imagine. I mean, so much time has gone by and here we are. Perhaps, Steven Gibbs will invent some thing else soon.

Take a look at the HDR unit on your left as it is a Hyper Dimensional Resonator created for me. Yeah, by none other than legendary inventor Steven Gibbs who like to create new ones. He sent it to me and I am using it now.

Hyperdimensional Resonator

HyperDimensional Resonator or HDR is the name. It is a device built by legendary inventor Steven Gibbs ages ago. Yeah, he is still around for us. Also, Steven Gibbs still builds HDR units in his garage.

rising stars vs season pros

I am a rising star in this arena. However, Steven Gibbs is a season pro. He is an inventor that created the HDR unit back in the 80's. Most of us dream of going pro. However, fear holds us back from jumping in. Well, there are always sharks swimming in our sea. This should not keep us from over coming our fear and jumping into the open ocean.

moon

There are those that say the HDR works best in a full moon or a new moon. Steven Gibbs told me that it works best at daybreak the day of the full moon. Hope this is so. I like to get up early that day before the sun is up. It seems like Steven Gibbs, that the world is full of potential that we can use.

exploring the fringe

Little progress is made by a ship if it stays safe in port. Instead the ship must explore uncharted waters and brave storms to find new islands of adventure. Those that fear sea monsters and falling off the edge need not apply. They are the debunkers that ridicule anything new.

Steven Gibbs HDR unit is an electromagnet. Yet, it has properties I can best describe as most odd. Strange paranormal events happen with greater frequency when I turn on an HDR.

Toyota in Trouble

World's largest automobile manufacturer, Totoya will make massive cuts to production as global economy spin out of control. They have suffer ten straight months of declining sales. Forecast is that things might turn around in 2011 maybe.

OK in US a weaker dollar is causing WREAKcovery. This means higher oil prices. It means less money to buy cars.

Steven Gibbs is forecasting that things are going to get ugly. Time is not going to be on our side. Due to massive printing of green pieces of paper, inflation will take off. Pat Buchanan says our demo-crazy cannot survive our projected nine trillion dollar deficit.

no more Radio Shack?

I remember telling Steven Gibbs that I did not see any Radio Shacks in the future. This is a problem because he uses parts from RS to build his own HDR units. Well, it seems that a name change in branding is afoot. Good old Radio Shack will simply rebrand as the shack.

Not every sleepy little town electronics shop has to stock common component parts for your HDR, but we could always depend on Radio Shack, err THE SHACK...

Future events

Back when the telephone first came on, there were only a few people getting it. Most felt it was not needed. They would send a letter via snail mail. Few could imagine a world filled with cellular telephones. The black box home phone is now so yesterday, yet at one time it was cutting edge.

As we see the future is usually quite different than we can see, unless we remote view the future. Blackouts are predicted by Steven Gibbs.

Not sure how this will happen, but our technology depends on electricity. Perhaps North Korea will use a nuke to create a massive EMP. The electromagnetic pulse would fry all our electronics.

In the future I have seen a dark sity scenario much like was seen by Steven Gibbs. This is where there is a power blackout and the city is dark. People can wonder how it happens, but my fear is that it will take place sooner than we think.

Radio Shack in trouble

Well, as many of you know, Steven Gibbs gets most of his components from Radio Shack, therefore if the store were to go under, he might stop building HDR units. Radio Shack is in trouble as the economy gets worse there is less spending on gadgets and gizmos. People focus on food & fuel - on things they need to survive.

In a prior conversation with Steven Gibbs I told him than on an alternate time line I saw that the Radio Shack stores were closed and that he stopped building the HDR. This made me sad, but I guess it could happen of the stores continue to do poorly.

Who will win?

Today is election day. People are gathering at the polls. We will see history made today. Yes, our science tells us that we cannot see the future, but what if we can? Then we would see a fork in the road; two paths that lead to very different futures. The Hyper Dimensional Resonator built by Steven Gibbs is the tool to see our path. On this historic occasion a new chapter is written in American history. Which road will we travel? Today we decide.

HDRusers social network

HDRKID has create a the brand new HDRusers social network for users of Steven Gibbs HDR. Hope you will join the new exciting group so we can all talk about the HDR. Things are really shaping up with the purchase of a brand new HDR and an HD video camera. This year is going to be very exciting with the new unit that I just got. HDRKID plans to do more radionics experiments with Steven Gibbs HDR.

new HDR from inventor Steven Gibbs

Steven Gibbs latest new 2009 model HDR is just out. It is basically an electromagnet that creates a pulsed high energy magnet field.

This device can be used in your car when you power it using a power inverter connected to the 12 volt cigarette lighter near your dashboard. This means you are now free of the electrical outlet and can take the HDR with you where ever you go.

John Bajak's flux capacitor

This summer it will be fun to build John Bakak's Flux Cap and test it. The device is easy to build with most of the parts such as resistors, LEDs available at you local Radio Shack.

Steven Gibbs says that you can build a flux cap in ten minutes using ten dollars in parts. Sounds like a fun John Bajak device to build if you like sound and blinking lights. You can use a flashing RED LED to set the timer.