The trains are electric. The tracks are at ground level, electrically.
As the trains move the current goes through the wheels, which make and
lose contact, producing spikes on the rails. Since each wheel is on only
one of the rails, the spikes one each rail are different. These spikes
will tend to apply current through those across the rails which would be
similar to what a Clark Zapper applies. This could be very dangerous
though, the voltage of the overhead wires is probably over 1,000 volts,
and a falling wire, motor failure, lightning strike or derailment could
easily put lethal voltage on one of the rails.
Marshall
On 8/11/2011 10:38 PM, Steve Levine wrote:
The old 6v lantern battery with a resistor is the way to go. There is a Yahoo
forum called microelectricitygermkiller · Batteries vs Germs that discusses
this in depth. Laying on train tracks to get a little juice seems dicey at best.
Steve
---- Kathryn Neff<[email protected]> wrote:
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Thanks for the post, that was very interesting......wonder if it will catch
on in other parts of the world that have those kinds of rails.
K Neff
-----Original Message-----
From: Dan Nave
Sent: Thursday, August 11, 2011 3:11 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: CS>Using Electricity from Railroad Tracks to Cure Disease
> From the Dr. Clark Research Association (Hulda Clark) Newsletter.
Dan
"Here is an amusing story that is very interesting for us who are
familiar with Dr. Clark's zapper. Apparently, people in Indonesia have
taken to zapping themselves across railway tracks because there is an
electrical potential between them that will "zap" the body. They are
claiming relief from many ailments! See the report on ABC News here:
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-08-03/electricity-therapy/2823200.
"Amazing how they rave how much it is helping them! But now the
authorities want to crack down on this absolutely free remedy."
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