Gira de Talleres de Energias Libres

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Gira de Talleres de Dispositivos de Energías Libres – GTDEL 2016

Construye tu propia lámpara pulsante con agua de mar y llévatela a casa.

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20 de Mayo – Orba, Alicante
22 de Mayo – Sant Joan d’Alacant, Alicante
24 de Mayo – Biovives, La Lloma, Elche, Alicante
28 de Mayo – CS El local, Santomera, Murcia
29 de Mayo – Biosegura, Bullas, Murcia
1 de Junio – Jaulas abiertas, Málaga
4 de Junio – Ecoluciona, Álora, Málaga

Los talleres

Las talleres están disoñados para iniciarse en las energías libres. Dirigidos a personas que deseen experimentar el placer de producir su propia energía, enpoderacertar y cocrear reproduciendo y jugando con los dispositivos de energía libre más conocidos.

Vamos a realizar 7 talleres a lo largo del sureste ibérico. Desde Alicante hasta Málaga.

Talleres eminentemente prácticos y claros. Con los fundamentos teóricos y sus aplicaciones sobre modelos reales.

Se explorarán diferentes dispositivos de energía libre, los materiales necesarios para fabricarlos, dónde conseguirlos, las técnicas de construcción y su puesta a punto, con demostraciones presenciales y explicaciones detalladas.

Cada asistente podrá montar, él mismo o en grupo, un dispositivo de Lámpara Pulsante o Ladrón de Julios con batería de agua de mar o con una pila y llevárselo a casa.
¿Qué es una lámpara pulsante?

Una lámpara pulsante es una bombilla de leds normal a la que se le instala un recuperador o ladrón de julios. Con esta combinación es posible mantener la bombilla encendida entre 12 y 14 días ininterrumpidamente con un par de vasos de agua de mar y un poco de ceniza. También es posible utilizar agua y lejía o una pila gastada.
Más info sobre qué es un Ladrón de Julios y cómo fabricarlo haciendo click aquí
Algunos de los dispositivos que se mostrarán durante el taller:

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