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CW2+ Paramagnetic Electroculture Variable Height Antenna

"Asha"

£385.00

Handmade to order — usually delivered within 4 weeks.

Crafted with versatility in mind, the CW2+ offers variable mounting heights and is a powerful option both above and below 15ft — where the CW1+ needs open sky and height to work with, the CW2+ adapts to the plot you've got.

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The CW2+ "Asha" collects cations (positive ions) from the atmosphere and generates voltage from a myriad of environmentally interactive sources. This charge is then conducted into the rhizome layer of the soil. This current provides a manifold of benefits including much higher yields, less disease, decreased pest pressure and aiding the production of high vibrational food and plant medicines.

Featuring dual tensor rods generating piezoelectric current, a thermocouple, a brass telluric collection rod, a voltaic pile and directionally aligned rare earth magnets around a core filled with paramagnetic rock — all internally soldered inside a half-cubit-length, ¾ inch diameter copper body.

Construction & technology

  • Copper body core filled with paramagnetic rock
  • Thermocouple ("Seebeck effect")
  • Voltaic pile — electro-chemical exchange, increased action with rainfall
  • Dual tensor rods creating piezoelectric current
  • Brass telluric collection rod
  • Directionally aligned rare earth magnets
  • All electrical components internally soldered
  • Heavy gauge copper primary wire
  • All copper and brass hardware
  • Tensor rods wound clockwise
  • Tensor Split-Ring Resonator
Body½ cubit length, ¾ inch diameter copper body
Mounting heightVariable — effective both above and below 15ft
Mounting hardwareSold separately — see the Antenna Installation Kit
GroundingStandard installs use galvanised steel wire run to a buried earth connection (not sold by us). If a direct south-to-north run isn't possible, see our Point Source Radiance Ground System
Warranty2 years against manufacturing defects

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A closer look

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How it's built

What's inside the CW2+

The CW2+ — "Asha" — uses the same core technologies as the CW1+ in a shorter, dual-spear form built for lower-mount installations: an atmospheric collector, a tuned resonant circuit and telluric ground connection, a voltaic stack and paramagnetic basalt core. This breaks down what each part does.

Component breakdown

Click the diagram to view it larger. See the wider thermoelectric and electrochemical principles — Seebeck, Peltier and Thomson effects, the zinc/copper voltaic exchange, pressure and potential in the soil — in our Education diagram library.

The Split-Ring Resonator

The 15cm SRR is mounted opposite the brass telluric collection rod, with the gap of the ring oriented to the North upon installation. The single SRR — also known as a Lakhovsky coil — is an oscillating circuit that uses the gases within the air gap as its point of capacitance. The angle of the ring is adjustable for "tuning" via polarity, and the ring itself is made of copper and brass with a copper mount and stainless steel set screw.

Installation notes

Mounting hardware is sold separately in the Antenna Installation Kit. If this is your first installation, we'd genuinely recommend watching the installation video below before you mount anything; grounding well — typically a length of galvanised steel wire run in a direct line to your earth connection — is one of the biggest factors in whether a system completes its circuit and does the work it's meant to. If a direct south-to-north ground run isn't possible on your site, our Point Source Radiance Ground System is a wire-free alternative.

Every CW2+ is built the way this equipment has always been built — by hand, by people who use it themselves, not on a mass production line. What you're installing is a small, deliberate piece of a much older relationship between growers and the current that was always moving through their land.

Watch the full trellis installation, or see more in our video library.

Optional extras

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Ships and is enquired about separately — add whichever suits your setup, none of it is required to use the antenna.

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Why we believe in The Fertile Current

Chris created The Fertile Current offerings to be rooted in function and effectiveness, centred in solutions which represent the omnipresent dynamo that is the power source for all living expressions.

Highly involved with Electroculture, Radionics, field broadcasting and water energetics both on his farm in Tennessee and with agriculturalists world-wide, he applies esoteric learning, knowledge of energy work and over 13 years of vegetable growing to creating a system of regenerative agriculture utilising the benevolence of hyper-dynamic agriculture.

The Fertile Current equipment expresses the universality of life’s circuitry through a union of ancient knowledge with quantum mechanics, pragmatically applying it to working farm food production.

We’re honoured to contribute Chris’s years of exploration with the world community.