Making the Infinity Q - Infinity ::::888:::: Project - Aug 11 2016

Making the Infinity Q (IQ Reactor) DRAFT

What is the IQ? The IQ is a unique reactor that uses the structure of light and your own creativity to provide you with a connection to your higher self. Your higher self is that super intelligence and part of that pool of knowledge. This amazing plasma device, emanates a complete Flower of Life energetic field, which interacts with our energy field, bringing us into greater Harmony and Balance. It also functions as an additional power source. You can build your own your own Infinity Q device from start to finish with less than $20 of supplies. The Infiniti Q device was designed and created by Mike Nashif and released to the world through the Infinity ::::888:::: Project. Mike Nashif is awakened, through accessing universal information, teaches the structure of light and how to access those quantum particles as they interact with our world.

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Making the IQ start to finish with Cary Ellis and the 21st Century Superhuman (4:06:00 mins)

Mike Nashif Educational Videos for making the IQ Making the Infinity Q IQ Core Part 1 Making the Infinity Q IQ Part 2 (The six capacitor Rings) 5 18 16 Infinity Q IQ Part 3 5 18 16 Infinity Q IQ Part 4 51916 Mike Nashif Infinity Cube IQ Part 5 5 19 16 Infinity Q IQ Part 6

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Making a Caustic Solution (25:02 mins) Click Here FaceBook: https://www.facebook.com/InfinityProject/ YouTube Channel: Mike Nashif Channel

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The Steps to Creating a Basic Infinity Choose your Nano Coating Method Two options: 1 Wood Ash or Activated Charcoal water organic version of nano coating 2 Caustic Lye and KOH Nanocoating digests the wire to bring out the carbon molecules, creating a superconductive layer on the surface of the wire. The layer is Nano, very small. If you dip your wire or plastic in wood ash water it is nano coated, you just can't see it. The black layers you can see are 30 to 40 thousand layers. Nano coating changes the polarity of the item to Gravitational. It is your choice, dipping in wood ash or activated charcoal water is very simple and the most inexpensive. Cold caustic nano coating requires some NaOH Lye which you can find in the plumbing supplies as drain opener or 100% Food Grade Lye can be found easily online as well as the KOH Potassium Hydroxide. The advantage of the Caustic version is that it creates a layer on the wire that the electricity does not pass through, in effect the wire is coated and you can touch it even if electricity is running through it, do this at your own risk. You have to scrape the black coating off to get a reading with a voltmeter on the electricity running through the wire.

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Ash Water Wood Ash, Activated Charcoal,

Cold Caustic Mike Nashif Video: Making a Caustic Solution (25:02 mins) Click Here Set aside to cool. Mix with water and put in a spray bottle. Cut the straw of the spray bottle up and inch so that it does not pick up larger particles settled at the bottom.

Winding Quad Core wires for Core and Capacitors Cores 9 mins, Capacitors 15 mins Mike Nashif

Video 1 (30:28 mins) Video 2 (46:53 mins) Six Capacitor Rings

There is a Center Core and Capacitors that make up the wiring of the IQ. The center Core has four Quad Cores; two long and two shorter. The Capacitors have six Quad Cores, all the same length as the longer Quad Cores that make up the Core. Determine a length size of the larger circle and add about an inch (wire will shrink when wound). Most of the Quad Cores will be wound with the larger size circle, only two are smaller and are part of the Core.

Dip wire spool in or brush with wood ash and/or activated charcoal. Place spool at your left side on the floor or where convenient. Use the larger circle to determine how long you want the loops to be and add up to an inch because the wire becomes a bit shorter when twisted. Work with the wire still connected to the spool. Leave about four inches before the first core, this will be the Negative ( ) OUT the spool is the Source.

Core Make two 90 degree coils in series with one wire, this will go in the center of the device. It will have less field interactions than the capacitors around the outside.


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Bend the wires to create four field interactions and place the ends opposite side from the wire running to the spool into the chuck of the drill and tighten down. Hold loose end in left hand with pliers and twist with the drill clockwise or to the right, the number of twists is up to the one making it. Please be careful not to break the wire, if this happens, please restart. Determine how far apart you want the rings, around one half the diameter of the ring between cores. Invert the smaller coils into the larger. Cut the wire to the spool longer than the start lead and loop it. The long wire in the left hand. Cores are in series, energy runs through core first then capacitors

Capacitors

Prepping the smaller gauge battery/capacitor wires 4 mins cutting, 2 mins dipping Determine the number of wires to wrap on the battery capacitors. The number should be odd, for example three on the paper and four on the aluminum or visa versa. The core has four Quad Cores and the capacitors six, therefore ten cores with seven wire each equals seventy pieces of wire to cut, using the same gauge as the Quad Cores or smaller. Around nine inches is a way to gauge the length you will need, however let your creativity cut the wires at whichever length you choose without consistency. Smooth the wire straight so it will lay parallel with the others. When complete, dip all the wires in cold caustic, making sure to immerse them under the surface of the solution and put in a ziplock bag.

Prepping Core/Capacitor and begin Cold Caustic nano coating 4 mins Straighten and bend connecting wires so that the Quad Cores can lay parallel with each other. With gloves on, dip Core/Capacitor set in the cold caustic, making sure to put all the wire under the surface of the solution. Place in a large ziplock bag and best option is to place in the sun or somewhere warm such as over a heater vent.

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Check the baggies each day to see how the coating is growing. Adjust how the bag lays so that the parts of the wires are not laying in a pool of caustic. Nano coating is complete when a nice black finish has grown on every part of the wire.

Rinsing the Caustic Coated set and Sun Drying 4mins per Core/Capacitor set After you have a nice black nano coating, with gloves on take the bag and rinse the salt off the wires, put on a plate and out into the sun to dry, rinse out your ziplocks and hang to dry. Intention: Power of the Sun, Power this Infinity Q.

Preparing for wrapping the Quad Cores into Battery/Capacitors

Paper ( + ) Cut paper towel or baking paper into long strips the length of a paper towel about an inch wide and set aside. Two to Three strips per quad core.

Aluminum Foil ( ) (45 sec for two how many a capacitor, derive time) Cut strips about two inches wide, cut into two shorter pieces. Dip in ash water and fold long ways in half. Two to Three strips per quad core. Note, be ready to complete the next steps together as the battery/capacitor should be moist when gluing. If you are using ash water only to nanocoat then spray the completed battery/capacitor with coconut oil. If you caustic nanocoated the wire, this coat will keep you from electrical shock. To ensure that the battery/capacitors do not dry out, you can cover them with glue. If they dry out before gluing, you can rewet them. Gather these things together before getting going: 5 mins Core and Capacitor set Strips of Paper Created for the Infinity ::::888:::: Project By Many Hands 4 Peace

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Water for wetting Option: GaNS and/or Plasma water Strips of Aluminum Ash water for wetting Small nano coated battery/capacitor wires Surface to work on Glue gun, plugged in to heat up

Wrapping the Paper on the Quad cores Core and Capacitor set Strips of Paper Water for wetting Option: GaNS and/or Plasma water Dampen the paper with water or GaNS and water mix, hold the quad core, in the left hand is the end with the wires continuing to the next quad core and in the right hand, hold the end that is loose. Hold the paper on the opposite side of the wire from you on the left, grab the part hanging down, bring toward you and flip over the top of the wire, continue to the right down the wire in the same way, pulling the paper to the right every time your flip it over the wire to create a spiral wrap. Wrapped the entire Quad Core wire this way down to the end, leaving the tip exposed.

Wrapping the Aluminum Foil on the Quad cores Core and Capacitor set wrapped with paper Strips of Aluminum Ash water for wetting Immerse the strip of folded aluminum in ash water, wrap in the same fashion as the paper starting halfway down the quad core, so that only half of the quad core is wrapped in foil. The paper side of the quad core hybrid battery/capacitor is Positive ( + ) The silver or aluminum foil side is the Negative ( ) Source

Wrapping the small battery/capacitor wires on the wrapped Quad core Gather these things together: 1 mins Core and Capacitor set wrapped with Paper and Aluminum Nano Coated small battery/capacitor wires Created for the Infinity ::::888:::: Project By Many Hands 4 Peace

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Ash water Remember the number of wires you decided to wrap on the Paper and the Foil side, such as Four on the Paper and Three on the Foil in the "Prepping the smaller gauge battery/capacitor wires" step. Starting with the end still connected to the other quad cores in your left hand and the loose end in your right. Always wrap clockwise. Take a small wire, with left hand, hold the top of the wire behind or on the opposite side of the quad core from you with the length hanging down. Grab the wire from below with your right and and pull toward you and flip over the wire. Wrap this wire around 46 times, no need to be consistent or count, this is part of your creativity being the key. Leave the remaining length of the wire and continue to the next until you have finished wrapping the wires on that quad core. Here is where consistency helps. The Source ( ) Gravitational wire on one side of the string of capacitors is cut longer and looped at the top. The Positive ( + ) Magnetical is left shorter and not loops. Wrap the smaller wires clockwise around the paper and silver in the number you previously determined. You can always get and angle where you are holding the start of the small wire in your left and twisting with your right. Using your circular item for the quad core, form the battery/capacitor into a circle with the loose end bend inward toward the center of the circle. The small wire on the paper closest to the aluminum foil is bent toward the foil and joined with the wires on that side, twisting them together and on to the ( ) Source side of the wire coming off the quad core. This wire on the paper that is twisted with the wires on the Source side should not touch the aluminum foil, this would create a short. The small wires on the Paper side, minus the one closest to the foil are bent and twisted together and joined on the Positive ( + ) side of the wire coming off the top of the quad core. Make sure to bend these wires with a little room between the quad core and the small wire as it is bent back to be twisted with the others. The wires should not be smashed up against the quad core. These wires are small and can piece the skin easily, wear plastic gloves and if a wire does prick you and draws blood, that wire can only be used on a device for yourself.


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Covering the battery/capacitor with Hot Glue This should be done while they are still moist from wrapping, you can re wet them if they have dried out. Hot glue does not stick to baking paper.

Connecting the IQ Device Together Connect the Core and Capacitors together by securely twisting the ( + ) of Core to the ( + ) of Capacitor or the paper side to the paper side This becomes the ( + ) OUT Now securely twist and connect the ( ) Source of Core to ( ) Source of Capacitor (the looped ends) or the silver side to the silver side This becomes the ( ) Source IN

Preparing the electrical wiring Gather these items: Extension Cord 2 prong, 12 ft. Power Bar Pliers Electrical Tape Optional razor blade Glue Gun

Two Prong Extension Cord The longer the cord the better. They extra line helps you position the device where you want in the house and is part of creating an induction field, therefore the longer the better. Cut the cord in half. On the cut ends pull the two wire apart and strip back the casing from the wires 1 ½” to 2 ½”. The small copper wires are easily cut, so be careful. Twist the fine wires together and dip the ends in Ash water. Find which wire is Live or Neutral by tracing the wire back to the plug or receptacle. The fatter or wider prong is the Neutral wire and the smaller thinner prong is the Hot or Live wire. Flatten the wire in your hands or on a surface and trace it to the cut. Make a knot with the Neutral side for clarity of both pieces of the extension cord. The Female end or the end with the receptacle will be spliced onto the cord of the the power bar. This will be used in the next step. Created for the Infinity ::::888:::: Project By Many Hands 4 Peace

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Wire the Male or plug side of the extension cord to the IQ Unit. On the IQ device, find the Source ( ) IN Gravitational and the Positive ( + ) OUT Magnetical wires. The Hot or Live wire is connected to the Source ( ) Gravitational wire or silver side of the IQ. The Neutral wire is connected to the Positive ( + ) Magnetical wire or paper side of the IQ. Twisted together firmly, wrap well with electrical tape and hot glue into the device.

Female side of Extension cord and Power Bar Items needed: Power Bar Female of cut Extension cord Pliers Electrical Tape Optional: Scissor or razor blade Glue gun Splice the female piece of the cut extension cord to the cord of the powerbar. Find a spot on the cord of the power bar just a couple inches before the bar. Cut through the insulation in two spots about 3 inches apart, fix any unintended nicks or cuts in the the coating on the wires with electrical tape. Open up the insulation and identify the three wires inside; Black (Hot), White (Neutral) and Green (ground) (USA). We are only working with the Black (Hot) wire. Cut the Black (Hot) wire in half and expose the copper wire, stripping about 1 1/2" from either side. Connect the end closest to the Bar of the powerbar to the Neutral of the Female piece of the extension cord, the one with a knot in it. Twist firmly together and wrap with electrical tape. Connect the end closest to the wall plug of the powerbar to the Live (Hot) wire of the Female piece of the extension cord. Twist firmly together and wrap with electrical tape. The Male plug from the IQ unit will plug into the Female of the two prong plug that is spliced into the powerbar. Plug a Load, into the power bar. The Load completes the circuit, it can be a lamp or a fan, something that will be always on.

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Now determine if you would like the device to interface with the electrical system and provide power savings or run it as a purely plasmatic device.

For a device to work with electricity Take your 12' two prong extension cord and cut it in half, take the half with the two prong plug determine the Live side by looking at the prongs and identifying the thinner pronge. This is the Live wire. Trace it down to the cut end and strip the coating off a couple inches to make the connection. Then from the two prong extension cord, securely twist to connect the ( + ) Live electrical wire, Red Wire on DC circuit Black or Hot wire on House circuits (USA) to the ( ) Source IN Then determine the Neutral side of the two prong extension cord by looking at the prongs and identifying the wider, fatter pronge. This is the Neutral. Trace it down to the cut end and strip the coating a couple inches. If done before connection time, tie this end in a knot to show it is the Neutral. Securely twist to connect the ( ) Negative, Neutral electrical wire to the ( + ) OUT Carefully and completely wrap the connection with electrical tape to make sure no bare electrical wires are exposed.

For a purely plasmatic device Take your 12' two prong extension cord and cut it in half, take the half with the two prong plug determine the Live side by looking at the prongs and identifying the thinner pronge. This is the Live wire. Trace it down to the cut end and strip the coating off a couple inches to make the connection. Then from the two prong extension cord, securely twist to connect the ( + ) Live electrical wire, Red Wire on DC circuit Black or Hot wire on House circuits (USA) to the ( + ) OUT Then determine the Neutral side of the two prong extension cord by looking at the prongs and identifying the wider, fatter pronge. This is the Neutral. Trace it down to the cut end and strip the coating a couple inches. If done before connection time, tie this end in a knot to show it is the Neutral. Securely twist to connect the ( ) Negative, Neutral electrical wire to the Created for the Infinity ::::888:::: Project By Many Hands 4 Peace

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( ) Source IN Carefully and completely wrap the connection with electrical tape to make sure no bare electrical wires are exposed.

Vehicle Notes Vehicle is changing from running on gasoline and to hydrogen, timing may need to be adjusted, potentially the seals could have a problem because hydrogen is hotter(?). Add 15ml gans mixture to ½ empty gas tank. Plug into the vehicle with a Power Inverter


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