I have started a new thread called "Background Discussion of TT`s pyramid " for any general chat , so as to keep this thread for purely technical discussion .

I think your orientation is wrong . The "capacitor "should be on the North South line  . So as you look into the open side of the pyramid , The side of the base on your right , and the side of the base on your left should both be parallel to the North south line of your compass .Very impressive work.Did you check that you got a few millivolts before installing the reactor in the pyramid ?What method did you use to fill the sand , was it high frequency [ Radio waves] or high voltage . If it was high voltage , did you use DC ?

How to Finding the intersection of Hartman's network?
For now, no positive result.

Very impressive work; very beautiful pyramid. I wish mine be as beautiful.

To help you finding yourself your water lines and Hartmann lines so you can put your pyramid on a node:

Detecting water line:

1) How you can use L rods to find a point above an underground water line, amateur work (you usually don't keep rods in your hands like him but it worked):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KeRCcFB66fU

2) And now a lesson: how to use rods, how to carry them in the hands, and how you can trace a water line with it and finding depth of water:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h_zsLyBr920

3) How to build your own L rods cheaply:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0R6moIY3pjA

Detecting Hartmann lines:

I did not find anything valuable in english but I have a good website in french. I give here links for an automatic translation with google translation (poor quality but you could understand something):

1) Prepare the work:
http://translate.google.fr/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.conscienceverte.fr%2Fa-la-preparation-2-90.html&sl=fr&tl=en&hl=&ie=UTF-8

2) East-West detection: use previous link in the left menu (section B)

3) North-South detection:  use previous link in the left menu (section C)

4) My work in my garden: a practical demonstration of use

The water line I detected: each red painted wood on the ground is a measurement point; where my L-rods cross: the painted side of the wood is put on my right when I walk. I made 4 measurements walking in East-West and 4 in the reversal way West-East and so there is 8 measurements points each time. The big wood rod is put in the ground in the middle of the points each time to have an average. It is pretty accurate:
http://nsm05.casimages.com/img/2011/07/03//1107031239531203828416933.jpg

Now I searched for the Hartmann lines:
http://nsm05.casimages.com/img/2011/07/03//1107031239591203828416935.jpg

The wood rods in the garden are the water line detected with L-rods
The small woods with red painting are put on the ground each time my lobe antenna rotated (100 measurements done) to find Hartmann lines.

I have a node where Hartmann lines crosses the water line, I marked it with a cross on the ground.
Anybody (almost anybody, some people seem not being able, but few) can do that.

A schematic of my garden findings: in green you have hartmann lines and in blue you have the water line and nodes are pointed with a cross: main node in water line and secondary nodes: only Hartmann lines crossing:
http://nsm05.casimages.com/img/2011/07/03//1107030151061203828417138.jpg

You can build yourself a lobe antenna with a brass heavy wire.

Now you can do it yourself!

But if you want somebody having powerful capacities to find a powerfull source of emission(because when you find a node it has a strength, depending on the strength of the water line); you should hire a professional dowser. They use their tool in another way than I do: they use them to ask questions. I don't understand how it works, but it does.

Here what a professional can do:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VrrN6UYZj38&feature=relmfu

Thomas used profesionnal dowser to find the nodes for him and used many to compare results and used powerfull nodes that every dowser found.

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...orientation of the pyramid is as NP said...
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Ben K4ZEP

i'd like to take the credit...  but i think it was Neptune! 
 

@K4ZEP: Thanks for your work.We will see us Monday afternoon (my time) to discuss all the following steps.

@all:
I am uploading mynew vid´s TPP OUTDOOR fun (Part 1 and part 2)
Part 1 is still available, Part 2 is uploading now!

Next week i make a special tutorial how to turn the V12 outside in correct way.
(This could be a little tricky,and you will see it on Video)
ng, Tom

PS. Sorryfor opening 3 answers, but my netbook isn´t the right thing for this job :-)
 

@ Pascuser,
 thanks for the comprehensive and visual description of the demand for network Hartman and finding Node

 @ k4zep,
 I wish you shortly to launch its pyramid and be able to share more experience.

 @ Trawoeger,
 Thanks for the encouraging words.
 Congratulations to experience outdoor