vortex hunters

Steven Gibbs says cats are natural vortex hunters so you should get one. Their skill is just uncanny. Often, a cat will sleep over one. Like that would be a vortex that is open. Maybe they are attracted to the special energy.

Cats are vortex hunters

Cats are vortex hunters. Well, that is what Steven Gibbs says. He told me to get one. Ah yes, a cat that is. Wonder why they like to find a vortex so much, but it seems to be they like the energy. Yeah, that could indeed be the reason. Steven Gibbs HDR requires a vortex, but there we go. Frisky felines enjoy sleeping over one. It is the cat's meow. Hey, they are just purr fect! Talk about a catnap.

not in KANSAS anymore

Steven Gibbs lives in Lyndon, Kansas now. He used to live in Nebraska years ago. Inventor of the Steven Gibbs HDR and other devices he makes for us. Feels like we are not in KANSAS anymore.Things are both strange and scary. Like um Halloween came a bit early this year. Do not know what is going on. Check out events that are taking place now. Things are crashing all over.

HDR

Steven Gibbs HDR is more pop. People are using it for radionics research now. There is so much that we do not know and need to learn soon. How does the HDR work even. Like what is its purpose.

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Voltage sag

If you use an HDR one problem is voltage sag. This usually occurs when a long extension cord is in use. The hyper dimensional resonator works best at 120 volts and efficiency decreases as voltage goes down in power. Less voltage means less magnetic flux is being generated by the HDR you own. This is a problem with Steven Gibbs HDR. It is important to maintain accuracy. Lower voltage will make it mess up. Steven Gibbs rarely addresses this issue.