It’s no co-incidence of how my interest in orgone happenstance on my path to truth, which is supposed to be `out there` – WAY out!. During my high school, there were elective classes REQUIRED to graduate. I signed up for an Electronic class. That was for one year! A tall old guy taught the class.
Here we learned how to handle the soldering iron: hold the tip of the soldering iron on the electronic piece, warm it up a bit and place a glob of solder (with resin) on the warmed up piece, not the tip of the iron, yeah right. But the tip was supposed to be prepped and cleaned.
Anyway, we learned how to strip wires, make diodes blink on and off and formed a tool made out of two nails stuck on either end of a wooden handle piece. The tool was polished with sandpaper, the hard way! It was mindless and yet useful for pushing wires through the holes of electronic board. But for the most part we learned how to read the electronic schematics – from amperes to voltages.
I have yet to learn how to repair my broken `Desktop Succor Punch` from Steevo. The blue blinking light does not work and I have no idea how if the unit works without that light. I also want to build my first mini-orgone in a small container using Shrimpsei’s Sumerian crystal from Brazil. But first I need the tools and instructions. Sheesh!
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