Steven Gibbs Time Reports

OK so Steven Gibbs Time Reports are ready for you. This is schematics of devices that Steven Gibbs has invented over the years. Take a look at what he has available for us. It is some strange stuff we tell you. Still, the inventor is always tinkering with new devices he is working on.

Finding a vortex

Here is the Vortex MP3 by Steven Gibbs. About the poor audio I am sorry. However, it is educational as they say. It is broken into four parts - six soon. Hope to get more tapes from Steven Gibbs to share with you. Finding a vortex is not so easy. It take a lot of time as they say. Also, it requires a keen eye. Let us all go out and find one.

Full moon HDR

I use my HDR in a full moon. This is the best time according to Steven Gibbs. Fact is, I also use it in a new moon. Those are also max. Still, we wonder as to the cause. OK, case in point, is this a tidal influence, or something that we cannot even imagine.

HDR inventor

Back in 1985 on a farm in Nebraska history was made once again. Steven Gibbs HDR inventor is the one  that created this device on one day in the summer. It is interesting that we are still using it even now. Here is a photograph I took with a digital camera. It shows a strange double image.

Steven Gibbs - man of mystery

People wonder - who is inventor Steven Gibbs. There are on the internet no movies of the visionary genius. Fact is there exist few pics. Well, back in 1985 he invented the Hyper Dimensional Resonator. He made the device using parts from a local Radio Shack - yes. To build a complex device using readily available components was part of the key, since Steven Gibbs wanted other to be able to easy replicate it. Well, it is 2010 now. Hundreds of HDR units have been built and here we are.

HDR Polarity

HDR Polarity is very important when using. Steven Gibbs says we need to generate a north pole field from an HDR. OK so he says HDR polarity is crucial because if you create a south pole field you can end up in Astral Hell. That is not a nice place to visit I can tell you. It is smoky, reeks of sulfur, and is full of garoyles down in the deep mire. Therefore it is a good idea to check the polarity of your HDR electromagnet.

240V HDR

240 Volts is too much for an HDR. It will fry the internal circuits and send a cloud of smoke up. Also, Steven Gibbs says that 50 hertz will not work, you need 60 cycles per seconds or the harmonics are wrong. The HDR unit was designed to work with up to 120V, but no more. This is bad for people who live in europe. OK, you can use a power inverter hook up to your car. I wish Steven Gibbs would produce a new 240V HDR for use overseas.

Four Dial HDR

A man in Canada is selling a four dial HDR. OK my unit has only two dials on the box. There are many other differences than mine. Back in 2001 I called the inventor of the HDR to have him send me a unit. Steven Gibbs Hyper Dimensional Resonator has two dials. I would like to take the four dial a part and see what the other differences are.

2012

I can assure you that in 2012 our world does not come to an end. In fact, many are seen walking around. There are those who predicted great trouble for year 2000 only to see a very uneventful year.

Yet, the future does have its challenges, I plan to publish many of Steven Gibbs HDR secrets so you can see what we are going to be facing. The world is such an odd place.

Steven Gibbs has new website

There is a brand new web site that has most of Steven Gibbs reports. It has plans, schematics, and diagrams of various devices created by the exciting inventor himself, including research he is now doing. This is great news for HDR users.

For people who want to see the new web site known as Time Reports on HDRnow.com, there are currently ten papers he has created. They have details of what he is doing and electronics devices he is building.

Video of how an HDR affects a CRT

The Cathode Ray Tube has an electron gun that is affected by the electromagnet of the Hyper Dimensional Resonator or HDR. I told Steven Gibbs about the strange effects of the HDR om a CRT. This computer monitor CRT helps us visualize the odd effect cause by a Hyper Dimensional Resonator.

What will the future be like?

Making use of Steven Gibbs' HDR, I have seen many strange events in the days to come, but the most chilling is WWIII. It is a horrible war. Most people will find that it is far worse than they can imagine, that is , if they are unlucky enough to survive.

However, what will the future be like? :(

Can you change with time travel

Some people believe the past is fixed in stone, but what if it is not? What you want to do is move back in time and change our timeline and stay back there. Well, to prevent the Grandfather Paradox from taking place what happens is the line splits in two, line A is the original timeline and line B the new one where you make the change.

It is not a good idea to split a timeline, because that means each new line has less energy in it, so less resolution.

The new line depending on how far back you might look very strange when you get to now, so you cannot use stock tips and lotto numbers. When you get to school the people in class might be from other cities. They could even be people that do not exist on our timeline. Change one small thing and you change everything.


how do you do that?

According to Steven Gibbs the HDR has an autoreturn function, but Steven Gibbs told me that if you use an artificial gridpoint you can trick the HDR into leaving you on the other side thus disable the automatic return that brings you home and you live out your life on the other side.

The problem is that you are stuck there forever, so I have not tried it YET!

It's here - new HDR built by Steven Gibbs

This is the new device that came in the mail. It is a new Hyper Dimensional Resonator (HDR 2009 model) built by inventor Steven Gibbs.

It has the latest advances and according to Steven Gibbs uses more copper magnet wire in the electromagnet than my old HDR unit. This means the field should be stronger.

Plan to start doing experiments to test the unit and find out differences from my old HDR.

Most of the earlier versions of the HDR did not use the new 15K resistor that I sent Steven Gibbs. Not sure of what effect this might have on the device.