Steven Gibbs uses a radio

OK so you wanted to find a vortex like for ever. Steven Gibbs uses a radio to find one. This is what we are telling you. Yeah, an inexpensive one. Call it the radio vortex method to find you own spot of energy. This should work for you. It is a low cost way. Binoculars are another way. Look for heat waves. With a radio the stations should cut out when you are over one. It is a quiet zone. Perhaps you should try to look for a bare spot in the grass. That is a usual tip to finding a grid point in an area near you.