The Ground Radio Approach

The Ground Radio Approach
The Ground Radio Approach to EVP Collection
There was proposed the use of a radio antenna placed underground as a signal source for EVP. In essence, this is a standard radio receiver using underground signals, rather than those that are propagated in the air.
For you Ham radio operators, underground antennas are also an excellent way to receive and transmit signals without the usual atmospheric interference. Signal sources that are grounded come through but those that are not, such as air to ground transmissions, are not detected by this antenna.
The member has provided excellent instructions. EVP experimenters with just a little experience working with soldering irons and simple electronic circuits should find this a doable experiment.
The concept behind using underground antennas for EVP concerns the nature of electromagnetic signal propagation. As the member explains in this document, the underground antenna picks up non-scalar electromagnetic radiation. As you may know, electromagnetic radiation has the three vectors of electric, magnetic and current.
We believe the third vector, current, applies to electric wire propagation. The third vector in wave-guide propagation may be better considered the direction of propagation. I believe non-scalar radiation is a reference to this third vector or the direction of propagation since it is not generally considered a sinusoidal wave.