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Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 12, 2007, 11:12:47 AM
Hi All,

Jasons too excited it's late, 5 in the morning and what weve witnessed is amazing.
There were 7 of us conferenced call tonight, This was including Roberto, who worked very closely with Otto.
This is not a joke , The power is real.
The globe you'll see light up bright when we mixed 2 frequencies only, we saw power supply voltage go back into the power supply, in other words the power supply was reading 44volts now and the current draw fell down to 300mA's, The globe is a 110volt, 40 watt globe.

Im too ecstatic myself, seeing this thing work, just no words to describe it.
Jason will be posting soon.

I've attached Picture of Jasons TPU, there's not much in the construction as you can see.

kind Rgds,

Dom


Edit from admin: the PDF file documentation of Otto?s and Roberto?s TPU-ECD experiments
can be found here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2383.0;attach=9524

Here's a short movie done by Jason and 2 pics of the TPU:-
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 12, 2007, 11:18:15 AM
Hello Everyone,

I have been up all night long working on this TPU replication and I finally got some positive results!

Listen. YOU NEED TO FOLLOW OTTO's DIAGRAM AND REPLICATE THIS THING!!! IT WORKS!!

I was in a big conference call with Roberto, Rosphere, GK, Moab, Cavetronics, Gn0stik, mrd10, and C0mster. We were playing with a single frequency sweeping from about 1 kHz up to 500 kHz. What we did was monitor the voltage output on the collector across a clear, 40W 110V light bulb. Once we got in the 80 kHz frequency range, we began to see the filament on the bulb glow red.

As I we continued the frequency sweep, the bulb would glow brighter and dimmer as we hit various "sweet spots." Everyone watched the waveforms and brightness of the bulb on my webcam; Cavetronics took screen shots as we found the nodes, and Moab took the input voltage, current, and frequency measurements down as we went along.

After tweaking the first frequency, we found that 176.6 kHz made the bulb glow the brightest.

Keep in mind that I HAD TO SHIELD THE COIL while testing! When I first turned on the coil Without The Shield, it threw off lots of RF energy all over my room, bugged up my USB cables which turned off my camera and made my keyboard and mouse stop working! I also could FEEL the effects of the RF discharges. It was the same feelings that Giantkiller posted earlier about his GK4. Please make sure you protect yourself when you experiment, this is, by far, not a toy!

Anyway, to continue, We decided to choose 80 kHz for the second frequency because we had found a good sweet spot there in the early test. The idea was to pick the three frequencies such that they fell on the train of sweet spots that we found.

That was a big mistake.....

When I turned on both frequencies at the same time, I got this GIANT flash as the bulb grew very bright! It also shot out a large (what felt like) shock wave! Whats even better is that I have it all on video!!

You can find it attached in mrd10's post along with some photos of my desk setup on this post (with the screen shield).

More to come in a few more minutes...

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 12, 2007, 11:25:33 AM
Jason & all:

Looks like you're the mad professor in the 'Back to the future movie!'. All those lightning flashes and eerie RF! Must be exciting.

btw, can you tell us mortals what is that shiled you showed in the photo? Looks like window screen to me?

Good job and post some more!

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 11:39:57 AM
Wow Jason very nice !
I wish I had seen it too on Sykpe !

How many people can participate on Skype ?

Can Sykpe support many simultaneous video webcam feeds,
so you can see all yourself each other ?

Jason,
I hope you can post more videos please !;)
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 11:57:17 AM
Hi Jason,
what  about was the input power to your device,
when you hit the right frequencies and the bulb lighted up this bright ?

Did you use a power supply or a 12 Volts battery for the input power ?

Rainer on the German thread suggested to use a 12 Volt Battery, so
that the RF from the device will not jam the power supply and more exact measurements
could be taken to determine the input power.

I am very glad you have now stumbled onto the right effects.

Keep on going.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 12, 2007, 11:56:45 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

exact the same feeling.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 12, 2007, 11:57:33 AM
Hello again,

I just want to report something else strange here. When taking the power input measurements, we did not take into account the fact that the TPU was feeding power back into my power supply!

The power supply I am using is capable of outputting 30VDC at 6A MAX. For all of my tests, I had it set on 12V according to the PDF file posted by Otto and Roberto. When I hit the sweet spots, the voltage would rise up as far as 20V with an average current draw of about 800 mA. I will be releasing a PDF file soon showing all of the displayed power output values read off the PS display along with the scope shots. We just need to sort through all the notes and photos.

I do have one more video to share with you all which I think you will love. After 'primimg' my TPU with the the two frequencies mentioned in my last post, I was able to light the 40W bulb to its Full Brightness off the the TPU ONLY on the 176.6 kHz frequency alone! It was as if the TPU had some kind of memory and kept lighting up consistently the bulb!

After achieving this, my next goal was to quantify the input and output power. After looking at the power supply, I realized right away that the input voltage and current it was showing me was wrong! It was telling me that I was supplying 42VDC at over 7A into the coil!!! My PS doesn't even put out that much power! So to double check the display, I connected an analog voltage meter across the power supply inputs and added a digital ammeter in series with the positive lead coming from the power supply to quantify the input power.

When I reran the test, I found that the voltage on the voltmeter read 31VDC and the current started off at about 1.5A and started dropping the longer the light bulb stayed on! But yet the bulb's brightness stayed the same!

You will be able to see all of this clearly in the demonstration video. mrd10 uploaded it to Google Video for your viewing pleasure.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1589323258906115584

We hope to more formally document these experiments and will post a PDF soon. As for me, it is past 6:00AM here and I haven't even been to sleep yet so I'm going to crash for now. We will post more information as it is compiled.

@bob.rennips: I used mic4427BC chips for my MOSFET drivers along with the IRF840 MOSFETs. They work great and gave me an average rise time of 43ns.

God Bless,
Jason O

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 12, 2007, 12:11:57 PM
Hi Jason!

I just watched that video and when the full brightness came on it made me jump backwards in my chair.  Whats amazing is that it's dim with one freq, and dim with just the other, but mix them and bam!  And thats with only two, not with the 3rd!  Holy Shit!  I know its hard to say when the room is dark and a bright light comes on, the camera adjusts and the light can look much brigther, but we couldnt even see the fillament anymore, so...

However, Dom said that the bulb was a 40 watt 110v and the power supply was saying 44v 300mA.

So at max brightness, which the bulb probably wasn't, the bulb draws 363mA.

With 44v and 300mA thats 13.2 watts from the power supply and I dont suppose the bulb was fully on, but it did look bright!  Waiting for your full measurements!  Can't wait to know more.


Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 12, 2007, 12:11:18 PM
Hello All,

The Google video link that was posted didn't contain the whole thing, I just fixed it now: http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-1589323258906115584

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tishatang on June 12, 2007, 12:18:57 PM
Jason and all,

How exciting!

Interesting in that my very first post back in April '06,  I figured a freq around 180khz would be used.
Partial quote:


 "Here is my take on what Steven Mark has kindly decided to give of his time.  Of course I am just a        musician, I could be way off target?

The heart of the generator is three coils next to each other.  The primary coil is part of a tank circuit that is tuned to oscillate around 180,000 hertz.  This is the supposedly natural frequency of magnetism as per Coler device or MRA, if my memory serves me right?"


Guess the old musician still has some intuition left.  Hopefully I can watch the progress from China.  I leave Aug 22.

Otto and Roberto and All
Job well done and just the beginning!

Tishatang


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 12, 2007, 12:31:15 PM
Thanks Jason,

Looks like we posted at the same moment, so please ignore my comments.

Going to watch the other video now!


Great work!


Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 12:34:50 PM
Jason,
great video documentation !
Many thanks for this !

Hmm, it seems the RF pulses jams your power supply.

Do you also have an anolog ampmeter ?

Please try to get one, as you can not be sure, if the current
is really this low..
As the RF could also jam your digital ampmeter right now
you could just put a 100 nF cap directly across the input plugs at the digital
ampmeter, so the RF will not jam it...and only the DC current will
be measured...

Also it would be much better to try to use a 12 Volt battery in parallel with some
electrolyte capacitors and foil capacitors as the power source and use a lowpassfilter
before going into the TPU, so you can measure input power directly at the battery before the low pass filter,
where you still have a steady DC current.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 12, 2007, 12:37:33 PM
Jason,

You could try placing the power supply outside the sheild and just have the TPU inside to see if that helps give the same readings on the suppy as on your meters.

Anyway, I am sure you have much to do and I eagerly await more readings later!


Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 12, 2007, 12:40:40 PM
@Jacob,

I have had time only now to read your post.

I've no words: T H A N K

and best luck to the many guys who are now succesfully replicating ECD.

SORRY TO SAY but remember: ECD IS REALLY DANGEROUS...never forget it

Sincerely

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 12:46:28 PM
Hi Jason,
you might link from your google video directly to this thread over here,

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.0.html

so people on google will find it more quickly,
but I also linked it now directly on the homepage now under
Newsflash:

Many thanks again for your hard work and your gorgeous results.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 12:55:09 PM
Hi Jason,
what also might help is this, so your power supply does not get jammed by the RF:


PS_output_positive:-->ampmeter----->lowpass coil L----->|-------> input toTPU-ECD
................................................................................|
................................................................................|
................................................................................|
..............................................................................-----
..............................................................................----- lowpass capacitor
................................................................................|
................................................................................|
................................................................................|
groundline__________________________________________|________>ground input to TPU-ECD


Please try it this way.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 12, 2007, 01:07:30 PM
HI Stefan,

Thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely set that up when I have time. For now. Here's a screen shot of the scope when it was running in the video. There was definitely a lot of hash...

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 01:12:47 PM
Thanks Jason for the scopeshot,
where is the groundline in this scopeshot ?
At the bottom ?

Is there just coming out positive voltage ?
No negative going voltages ?

P.S. You might want to use at least 3 lowpassfilters in series before
going into the TPU, so your lowpass frequency is around 0.1 Hz or less,
so you have a stable amp and voltage reading at the power supply.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 01:26:23 PM
Rainer has posted a measurement proposal in the German language thread,
where you might still add the lowpassfilter I posted above.

Here is his GIF pic schematic.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg34866.html#msg34866
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 12, 2007, 01:44:57 PM
@Jason

I wonder how your TPU-ECD would respond to a bank of AA LiMH rechargable batteries configured for 12VDC output. It seems as the Mobius collector coil begins to pump energy that it will eventually begin throwing power back into the batteries and keep them recharged.

If you can run a 40W light bulb to full brightness for a little while with just a few AA batteries in the setup, then that would be quite impressive.

You would then possibly be at the door step to a free-running device.

Regards,
Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 12, 2007, 02:09:39 PM
@Jason,
Great results for 2 frequencies - you just need to prove your input power.

When I did my mosfet tests last night at around 1MHz I also noticed voltage fluctuations on the PSU, except I think mine went down, but I cannot be sure.
I think Stefan is correct and you need to totally isolate the PSU using inductors and capacitors from the TPU.
My PSU is rated 30V at 2.5A but can go to 3A and 33V, this is the very first test for the PSU I did - full load 33V x 3A = 100W.

Another thing you could do is to add another lamp in parrallel.

@Robby,
You read my mind, some AA size Nickle-metal-hydride batteries, 9-10 off should be OK for 0.5A at 1.2V each.


Bypass capacitors:
See page 6 for the recommended capacitors for high frequency gate drive.
http://www.ixysrf.com/pdf/driver_ICs/DEIC420.pdf
0.01uF x 8
0.47uF x 4
4.7uF x 4

Regards
Rob
Title: Power Supply Lock-Up
Post by: Earl on June 12, 2007, 02:15:06 PM
Hi Jason, hi All,

One thing to be careful about is that either RF or X-Energy gets into your power supply and causes the pass transistor to fully conduct.  This could easily cause the output voltage to climb to 40+ Volts, even though the regulation circuit with its potentiometer adjust can never reach this high.

I strongly suggest using a battery to replace the power supply.  At the ends of the battery leads where they reach your circuitry, you should have at least three parallel C's, an Electrolytic, and two disc ceramics each a different value, like 1nF and 100nF.

Regards, Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nong on June 12, 2007, 02:27:57 PM
Hi Jason,

Wow...... :o

Im next....    :P




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 12, 2007, 03:04:11 PM
Hi All,

@ Jason

I understand the point of using LC filters to choke/shunt away RF back surges that would "frak" with your power supply.

I may be in the minority here on my next point...

For the test run on the ECD using a bank of AA rechargeable batteries to replace the PS, I would not want any LC filters in the circuit that would block and shunt away the power pump coming back from the Mobius collector. I would want the Mobius to attenuate I-flow and eventually reverse flow power back into the batteries to recharge them as the Mobius is powering the load (40W light bulb). The batteries are just chemical capacitors used to kick start the device. After the magnetic turbine effect is up to speed and pumping energy from the vacuum, the batteries may then be irrelevant.

If you can demonstrate a 40W light bulb operating for say... maybe 10 minutes... at full brightness and the AA batteries all stay at full charge, then you will have one heck of a demonstration to cheer about.

Eventually a setup can be made where the battery bank is replaced by a bank of capacitors that are kick started by a strong magnet across a coil.

See the video about anomalous continuous charging of a capacitor by a magnet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iGEsVaIftk

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 12, 2007, 03:15:18 PM
Jason,

Thank you and Great Job!  The video's were awesome and will one day be classics for the TPU history.

I look forward to the .pdf and further experimentation.

Historic events are made up of historic people, and we have such a group of us assembled together, for such a time as this...!

Thank you for the safety information about the screening.  We will be using that technique now before starting my own experiments.

Psalm 150:6     ;)
Bruce 
Title: Stupid Bulls*it
Post by: Earl on June 12, 2007, 03:18:25 PM
I have never seen in my 40+ Engineering years such absolute garbage.
This is as low as you can go on the IQ scale.
This idea should win the Nobel prize for STUPIDITY!
Regards, Earl
See the video about anomalous continuous charging of a capacitor by a magnet:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iGEsVaIftk
Robby
Title: Only referring to You Tube video with capacitor charging
Post by: Earl on June 12, 2007, 03:21:37 PM
Just to make sure there is no confusion, I am not refering to Jason's video, but to the magnet and mV capacitor charging.
Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 12, 2007, 03:33:23 PM
Earl,

Go look at the SM video's of the TPU. SM started them by placing magnets on his device. Our goal is to replicate SM's deivice, self contained, free-running with no harmful RF emissions and no need for shields.

For this research to progress, you may have to let go of your old ideas taught to you by the orthodox high priests of electromagnetic dogma. The world is not flat and the sun does not orbit the earth.

Just pay attention to the SM videos and think about what could possibly be the reason why a magnet placed on the unit by SM would make it start?

I take no offense at your cries about "stupidity". This research fundamentally demands a questioning attitude of all our postulates and theorems about electromagnetic phenomena.

The orthodox have always cried heresy against pioneers and their new ideas that forced paradigm change.

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 12, 2007, 03:40:23 PM
@Rob,

please find attached preliminary DDS control Requirements
Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 12, 2007, 03:42:41 PM
Hello all,

@Robby,

a looooong time ago I posted that the 2 magnets are closing the contacts of reed relays. The TPU is a self runner. This means that its always working. Now imagine you have to make somewhere a demonstration and have to bring the TPU with you. Its raining for example.....the TPU is working......

Maybe Im totally wrong, we all will see in the future.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 12, 2007, 04:17:30 PM
Otto,

Yes Im almost certain that it is the case as well.

We are all at the gate, thanks to many but Otto is top of the class.

Im looking foward to refinement that will make this process safe happening here.
Please Can I ask that nobody goes to media about this.

It will happen but the later the better.

Nobody will believe you...familiar?

STEPHAN. WHO GETS THE PRIZE?

I recomend either Steven or Otto 

Just being cheeky............




Good times...be very very careful...all

Lindsay
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 12, 2007, 04:18:27 PM
Otto,

Im looking foward to refinement that will make this process safe happening here.
Please Can I ask that nobody goes to media about this.


the best way to keep it free is for the club to patent it and then never enforce or exercize any patent rights.

a patent only gives one the right to sue for infringement, you can state on a website to the public that no suits will be filed for infringement for private use or something to that effect.   

That and of course posting it to the world at large.

i agree keep it free or at least keep it away from the corporations.

That and we ALL know it was a group effort here on this forum with otto being the leader of the pack so if there is an unscrupulous corporation who tries to undermine you guys work i am sure we can all get together to file a class action suit to prevent any corporation from patenting it privately.

just thinking out loud.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 12, 2007, 04:22:51 PM
Hello all,

@Robby,

a looooong time ago I posted that the 2 magnets are closing the contacts of reed relays. The TPU is a self runner. This means that its always working. Now imagine you have to make somewhere a demonstration and have to bring the TPU with you. Its raining for example.....the TPU is working......

Maybe Im totally wrong, we all will see in the future.

Otto

Hey guys way to go!  congratulations on your progress on this project!

One thing that would really convince me it is producing useable power is if you put a bridge rectifier on the output with smoothing filter caps and a known load to get an absolute "true" RMS reading of the output with both a scope and meter and this would be especially convincing if no power were connected to it :)    By testing it this way it rules out any integration scepticisms.

wtg guys!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 12, 2007, 04:47:19 PM
Hello all,

@Kokomoj0

Heeeeej, you missed something!!!! Its already done by our master!!!!!

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 12, 2007, 04:48:19 PM
The initial docomunt specifies that this is not patentable and that is open source. This public excution can guarantee that. Besides, let them stop us. This technology is the most dangerous on the planet while at the same time the most advantegious for the good of mankind. What are they goning to do? close down all Radio shacks? LOL

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Super God on June 12, 2007, 04:53:03 PM
I'm sure you can release it under some GPL license or something.  Even if they do patent it, it won't do much good seeing as the directions to make one are right here.  :D

Have a great day.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 12, 2007, 04:57:21 PM
Hello all,

@Kokomoj0

Heeeeej, you missed something!!!! Its already done by our master!!!!!

Otto

i do hope you filter that otto and do a true rms test on it for us.  that is if you need an input source rectify and filter it as well as the output.  Filtered DC is the god of measurements.

as you all know, marks failed to convince me it really does what he claims.   passing a very simple true rms test would inspire me to wind one frankly.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 12, 2007, 04:58:38 PM
The initial docomunt specifies that this is not patentable and that is open source. This public excution can guarantee that. Besides, let them stop us. This technology is the most dangerous on the planet while at the same time the most advantegious for the good of mankind. What are they goning to do? close down all Radio shacks? LOL

--giantkiller.

thats the kool thing about knowledge!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 12, 2007, 05:08:33 PM
Hi Roberto,
The first bit of the spec. is fine.
The freq. increments are 0.1Hz minimum but I can default to 1Hz steps.
The frequencies are all asynchronous, I cannot see how you can sync them.
Maybe fine tuning the phase perhaps.
What we can do is use one freq. gen and 3 high speed decade counters to do a divide by 1 to 10.
I am not sure if its possible to synchronise 2 different frequencies even driven from the same master clock.  The frequency is a fraction of master clock and there is a phase shift option.
I may need to ask Analog devices by email if this is possible.

Regards
Rob


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 12, 2007, 05:18:35 PM
Hi.

Well done to all !

Giantkiller - Mystified re comments about danger - is there a link I can read up on that? Is it just the RF / em radiation you mean - or something else?

Q: does this have hallmarks of Steve Marks device?

1. stops if turned over (= will not start or runs poorly if on edge vertical)
2. the ring material gets hot

If these are both so - here is an interesting test. Put a plate of water say 100cm or so, vertically below the flat ring e.g. on floor. Have a thermometer in it. If the ring is operated for a long period, does the water temp rise? Now repeat with new water but placed horizontally the same distance to the side.

My guess -

a) nothing happens OR
b) the water below gets warmer and the water to one side does not.

(I am fishing to see if gravity may be involved as a power source, although this is not a definitive expt.)

Sorry if my comments make little sense - been looking elsewhere of late and not following every thread here.

steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 12, 2007, 05:20:26 PM
I'm eager to start winding once I see some confirmation of the initial results with RMS input current readings taken along the lines already suggested using filters and a 12V battery as the power source.  
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 12, 2007, 05:28:24 PM
Hi Rob,

I see your point. There is as always at least a nice way around. For the synchronous operation just use DDS SW to preset correctly a programmable hardware synchronous counter. You could provide actually for the preset of 3 synchronous counter on the board. So clocking the 3 counters with the same master clock trough an enable signal we get just what we want.

What do you think about (of course there are many similar options...).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 05:46:13 PM
(http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=712.0;attach=9562;image)

Marco, quite a nice Avator you have drawn ! ;)
Looks very nice !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gaspo100 on June 12, 2007, 05:51:42 PM
The frequencies are all asynchronous, I cannot see how you can sync them.
Maybe fine tuning the phase perhaps.
If you are using AD9833 (10pin) DDS then you can synchronize multiple chips with this procedure:
1. stop the common clock to all DDS
2. program individual DDS to obtain required waveform, phase and frequency
3. send soft reset command to all DDS
4. enable the clock

Other DDS chips (ie. 18pin AD9834) have Reset pin that can be used for synchronization.

Peter
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 12, 2007, 06:22:57 PM
@kokomoj0

Otto and all of us on this Forum wants this to be in the public domain and formally publishing this document and 'records' of these on-line interactions together constitute "prior art" per the date of public records being kept. There is no need to even go any further.

Now, UEC or whichever SM assigned his invention to (if there was such a patent) had one year from the first public disclosure (1997?) to submit the invention to the patent office, after the one year period, his own invention constitutes prior art to himself and becomes public domain.

Also, even today, unless SM or UEC publicly disclosed their 'invention', we will never know if their "claims" are being thread upon by Otto's contraption of double mobius arrangements, etc. A patent is only as good as what is in the claims.

Anyway, welcome to the 'believers- club'! Membership is free. The only other requirement is to free your mind of previously conceived or previously taught orthodox ideas of how things can and must be done!

Peace

chrisC


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 12, 2007, 06:25:55 PM
Hi Peter,
Excellent news.

Are you sure that if all 3 DDS chips start with same master clock after a soft reset they will stay in Sync?
I can use a different DDS chip, it does not need to be the AD9833.

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 12, 2007, 06:27:40 PM
I'm eager to start winding once I see some confirmation of the initial results with RMS input current readings taken along the lines already suggested using filters and a 12V battery as the power source.  

Yes well put.

These test results so far are inconlusive.

I was going to draw up a diagram illustrating how the test setup should be to minimize interference to the instruments and meters, but there are already a few suggestions covering most of what I was going to suggest.

One or both of the meters (standalone and PSU) are giving erroneous readings. We should not be jumping to the conclusion that it is the PSU that is the one in error, nor the meter, but human nature sways us to choose the lower of the two.

Suggest the following to minimize interference to both the PSU and meters:

12VBat-->voltmeter-->currentmeter-->LCFilter(x3)-->RFshield-->DUT

This plattering noise can wreak havoc with all digital meters, and is evidently occuring here.

On the other side of the coin (choosing the higher of the two possible readings), 42V X 3.6A = 150W, so of course the bulb will glow brightly. And 30V X 3.6A = 108W, still enough for a bright bulb.

The PSU is supposed to be capable of only 30V, but with noise wreaking havoc inside the PSU, it could be getting "fooled" into putting out much more. All PSU units start with a higher voltage to allow for regulation, and 42V would not be an unreasonable amount.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 12, 2007, 06:29:18 PM
Hi Rob:

Please count me in for a couple of your DDS boards when done. Much appreciate your role in this effort.

Regards

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 12, 2007, 06:37:58 PM
I'm eager to start winding once I see some confirmation of the initial results with RMS input current readings taken along the lines already suggested using filters and a 12V battery as the power source. 

Yes well put.

These test results so far are inconlusive.

I was going to draw up a diagram illustrating how the test setup should be to minimize interference to the instruments and meters, but there are already a few suggestions covering most of what I was going to suggest.

One or both of the meters (standalone and PSU) are giving erroneous readings. We should not be jumping to the conclusion that it is the PSU that is the one in error, nor the meter, but human nature sways us to choose the lower of the two.

Suggest the following to minimize interference to both the PSU and meters:

12VBat-->voltmeter-->currentmeter-->LCFilter(x3)-->RFshield-->DUT

This plattering noise can wreak havoc with all digital meters, and is evidently occuring here.

On the other side of the coin (choosing the higher of the two possible readings), 42V X 3.6A = 150W, so of course the bulb will glow brightly. And 30V X 3.6A = 108W, still enough for a bright bulb.

The PSU is supposed to be capable of only 30V, but with noise wreaking havoc inside the PSU, it could be getting "fooled" into putting out much more. All PSU units start with a higher voltage to allow for regulation, and 42V would not be an unreasonable amount.

Darren

I must agree with Darren.
It could be, that the meters are just getting fooled by the big RF spikes and that the
power supply put out really more.
So it was also very suspicious, that the digital ampmeter did show lower and lower
amps input but the light bulb stayed at the same brightness..

Hmm... Maybe just the batteries on this digital ampmeter were almost empty ?
Then these things also happen as I have experienced my self often when the
battery of the DVM is nearly empty...

As Jason seems not to have used any blocking caps and chokes as lowpassfilters
directly at the power supply, the current could have really been this big.
So my advice, never use digital meters with pulse measurements and only use
analog meters to measure the average input current and always use LC lowpassfilters before going into the circuit
and only measure the input infront of these LC lowpassfilters.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 12, 2007, 06:44:18 PM
I'm eager to start winding once I see some confirmation of the initial results with RMS input current readings taken along the lines already suggested using filters and a 12V battery as the power source. 

Yes well put.

These test results so far are inconlusive.

I was going to draw up a diagram illustrating how the test setup should be to minimize interference to the instruments and meters, but there are already a few suggestions covering most of what I was going to suggest.

One or both of the meters (standalone and PSU) are giving erroneous readings. We should not be jumping to the conclusion that it is the PSU that is the one in error, nor the meter, but human nature sways us to choose the lower of the two.

Suggest the following to minimize interference to both the PSU and meters:

12VBat-->voltmeter-->currentmeter-->LCFilter(x3)-->RFshield-->DUT

This plattering noise can wreak havoc with all digital meters, and is evidently occuring here.

On the other side of the coin (choosing the higher of the two possible readings), 42V X 3.6A = 150W, so of course the bulb will glow brightly. And 30V X 3.6A = 108W, still enough for a bright bulb.

The PSU is supposed to be capable of only 30V, but with noise wreaking havoc inside the PSU, it could be getting "fooled" into putting out much more. All PSU units start with a higher voltage to allow for regulation, and 42V would not be an unreasonable amount.

Darren

I must agree with Darren.
It could be, that the meters are just getting fooled by the big RF spikes and that the
power supply put out really more.
So it was also very suspicious, that the digital ampmeter did show lower and lower
amps input but the light bulb stayed at the same brightness..

Hmm... Maybe just the batteries on this digital ampmeter were almost empty ?
Then these things also happen as I have experienced my self often when the
battery of the DVM is nearly empty...

As Jason seems not to have used any blocking caps and chokes as lowpassfilters
directly at the power supply, the current could have really been this big.
So my advice, never use digital meters with pulse measurements and only use
analog meters to measure the average input current and always use LC lowpassfilters before going into the circuit
and only measure the input infront of these LC lowpassfilters.

Regards, Stefan.

Sure could be...

Or it could be that it's doing what's been claimed from the beginning.

Your guy's tests should confirm or refute this however.

Anxious to see your results guys!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 12, 2007, 06:46:12 PM
Folks
I was there, I was the dude trying to calculate watts. This looks real promising, however because Jason and Otto , not to sure about Otto?s tests, but Jason is using a power supply connected to mains and like some of you have mentioned it the RF could be affecting the power supply. The last calculation based on the power source meter showed about 143 watts, this does not make sense. To prove the fact a battery needs to be used as supply. If  the unit is gathering radiant energy supplying back to the battery would prove useless, remember SM used a converter to run the TV etc. A true test would be to use a battery and replace the light with a resistor, calculate the wattage draw at peak performance and the wattage output at the resistor. A battery will be more forgiving of reversing polarity and the battery can be scoped on ac to see if there is charge back. Of course I am building one. As always I don?t just sit here and post I prefer to do the work and help others. Keep it open source and free. Keep greedy capitalist out.      
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gaspo100 on June 12, 2007, 06:57:25 PM
Hi Peter,
Excellent news.

Are you sure that if all 3 DDS chips start with same master clock after a soft reset they will stay in Sync?
I can use a different DDS chip, it does not need to be the AD9833.

Regards
Rob
I have built triple DDS generator with AD9834 and used RESET pin to synchronize them. I'm quite sure that Analog Device's documentation states stopping the clock as a way of synchronizing the multiple chips.
Here's the schematic of my DDS generator I built in January. I'm controlling them with AT91SAM7 board.

Initially I used PC program to program DDS via ARM7 board. I'm currently building a separate keypad and LCD display to for attaching to ARM7 board to have it self contained and independent of a PC.

Peter
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 12, 2007, 07:15:56 PM
Folks
I was there, I was the dude trying to calculate watts. This looks real promising, however because Jason and Otto , not to sure about Otto?s tests, but Jason is using a power supply connected to mains and like some of you have mentioned it the RF could be affecting the power supply. The last calculation based on the power source meter showed about 143 watts, this does not make sense. To prove the fact a battery needs to be used as supply. If  the unit is gathering radiant energy supplying back to the battery would prove useless, remember SM used a converter to run the TV etc. A true test would be to use a battery and replace the light with a resistor, calculate the wattage draw at peak performance and the wattage output at the resistor. A battery will be more forgiving of reversing polarity and the battery can be scoped on ac to see if there is charge back. Of course I am building one. As always I don?t just sit here and post I prefer to do the work and help others. Keep it open source and free. Keep greedy capitalist out.      



I very much agree. I've been working for a couple of years with Bedini technology and have witnessed all the effects being described. I've had 12v / 50W lamps blow on what appeared to be low bench readings. I've had more than one bench PSU destroyed and in consequence I no longer use these when experimenting with Bedini Energisers. I would therefore urge all those currently testing TPU's to pay special attention to what has been suggested in the way of properly checking current and voltage levels. My bench supplies failed  to regulate because of the HV spiking and delivered their full power to my energiser. You should have seen the brightness of my lamps! Take another look at the video and notice how the LED / LCD meter readings are wildly fluctuating. 

Like all of us I'm aching for a breakthrough but what I'm reading so far seems to be very familiar to me.
Title: Brainless Video
Post by: Earl on June 12, 2007, 07:57:00 PM
You can ramble on about this and that, but it doesn't change the hard, card facts.
The mentioned video was made by someone, who in my opinion has no brain and did not make it through kindergarten.  You obviously have no clue about what constitutes power or you would not have mentioned this video.  Don't lecture me about letting old ideas go, I was researching FE and thinking outside the box probably before you were even born.  Being infinitely stupid has nothing to do with furthering research into the unknown.  Sorry to be so frank, but just because any idiot can post a YouTube video with the phrase "Free Energy" and I get upset does not mean that I think the world is flat.

With my experience I have the obligation to speak up when a novice attempts to turn the group down a road that is hopeless.  Before you make any reply, watch the video again, write down the results, and calculate the power levels involved, including instrument accuracy and allowance of noise levels.

SM's TPU doesn't need a magnet to operate; he only uses it to eliminate an internal battery.

Regards, Earl

Earl,

Go look at the SM video's of the TPU. SM started them by placing magnets on his device. Our goal is to replicate SM's deivice, self contained, free-running with no harmful RF emissions and no need for shields.

For this research to progress, you may have to let go of your old ideas taught to you by the orthodox high priests of electromagnetic dogma. The world is not flat and the sun does not orbit the earth.

Just pay attention to the SM videos and think about what could possibly be the reason why a magnet placed on the unit by SM would make it start?

I take no offense at your cries about "stupidity". This research fundamentally demands a questioning attitude of all our postulates and theorems about electromagnetic phenomena.

The orthodox have always cried heresy against pioneers and their new ideas that forced paradigm change.

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 12, 2007, 08:09:08 PM
Finally..... 8)

This is just awesome.
If i understood correctly the vertical space between the two 4'and 6' coils is not really nessisairy?

otherwise i will have to adjust my diagram.

Thanks guy's awesome job.
Marco
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 12, 2007, 08:15:59 PM
@marco

I think the man said it was 44mm? Jason's first pic has a cardboard structure which showed the two rings are separated by about that distance for maximum coupling effects? I don't know for sure not having started any replication work.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 12, 2007, 08:25:13 PM
Hello Robby & Earl,

refer to my pose at http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2084.60.html

I did this super Cap. experiment, result is mini-Volt could be read. It is because the digital Volt meter has a very little bias current to be charged up to the Cap. Therefore the magic power source is your (digital Volt meter). If use the high impedance good  needle volt meter that does not included electronics will not have the effect. The magnet  is unnecessary, it is only a tool in the magic show.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hanker886 on June 12, 2007, 08:30:31 PM
For all of you working so hard, I just want to say

Congratulations!



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 12, 2007, 08:39:34 PM
Finally..... 8)

This is just awesome.
If i understood correctly the vertical space between the two 4'and 6' coils is not really nessisairy?

otherwise i will have to adjust my diagram.

Thanks guy's awesome job.
Marco


Marco,

I know Otto said the output power is higher when the vertical space is there. So I guess it is best to have it raised....

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 12, 2007, 08:42:19 PM
dom can you post the first vid to google with your account? and link back?

Thanks.
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 12, 2007, 09:05:13 PM
@kokomoj0
Anyway, welcome to the 'believers- club'! Membership is free. The only other requirement is to free your mind of previously conceived or previously taught orthodox ideas of how things can and must be done!

Peace

chrisC

WOAH thar!!!!

Not quite yet am i a believer.   several posts back i requested that they run th eoutput through a DC bridge and filter with smoothing caps to provide a filtered DC output.   Then put a load on it with whatever they feel it can do using the filtered DC output.

Remember meters have rms algorithms and can be fooled by non-sinusodial signals.   i am not saying that it does not work but the only way to really show it is with a filtered output loaded up to show beyond any doubt this in fact is doing everything expected.

So i am almost a believer but not till i see the results of a test as i havc described here.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 12, 2007, 09:19:13 PM
@ Kokomojo and others

I am a NON electronic guy who spent about $18.00 to replicate Otto's work.  It took about 30 minutes to build the collectors and tonight I post some pics.

So my point is this.  Just spend a few bucks, wind the coil and help us out.  Test it, retest it, experiment with it, post it.  You guys have all of this knowledge and experience, so just BUILD IT!  ;)

No excuses, or reasons, just build it, and post.  Pretty simple.. LOL

I do encourage you all in a friendly way!

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jacob on June 12, 2007, 09:19:23 PM
@Jacob,

I have had time only now to read your post.

I've no words: T H A N K

and best luck to the many guys who are now succesfully replicating ECD.

SORRY TO SAY but remember: ECD IS REALLY DANGEROUS...never forget it

Sincerely

Roberto

Anytime Roberto! We're all here for the same reason: we want this to succeed. So it's important that we stick together.

Regards,

Jacob
Title: Controlling the ECD
Post by: dani1 on June 12, 2007, 09:56:28 PM
EMdevices had posted a video in the pulsers only thread. This may be a way to control the output of the ECD by distore the input frequencies with magnets and coils.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1825.msg34190.html#msg34190

Do you know what i mean?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 12, 2007, 10:06:41 PM
Hi all,

another silly Q and then comment about use of FETs as switches.

Q: in the rig with a single DC powered coil - would this not work with magnets substituted? That would be definitive proof of "no power in".

Suggest a group of 3 or 4 magnets be taped about the coil , same pole to each end (they won't like that).


OK, FET's.

Was involved with switch mode PSU many years ago and we found that using FETs gave massive noise / spikes / RF, whereas using HV silicon trannies as used in EHT circuitry did not.

How much are those spikes needed & part of the system, how much are they an unwanted by-product?

Suggest looking up whatever transistors other then MOSFETs etc are nowadays used in HV generators (TV sets) / switch mode PSU and seeing if there are bipolar silicon ones.

For a circuit like this I don't think you need anything particularly fast, just able to cope with HV spikes.

Bipolars tend to run hotter though.

Steve

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Peterae on June 12, 2007, 11:10:53 PM
The most commonly used tv line output transistor in the UK is
BU2508AF and DF the DF has a diode the transistors are triple diffuse planar silicone, the smps most commonly use fets, there have been TV's in the past that have used thyristor outputs for psu and linetime base these were mainly used by grundig.

Peter
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nutekk on June 12, 2007, 11:10:43 PM
wow! i knew you guys would get it going! i have been lurking around here for months and procrastinating...
amazing work.

im about ready to go down to radio shack..which oscillator schematic should i use for replication?
would tunable self resonating filters work for oscillators?

it is amazing how much information has been suppressed. What other secrets lay not to far beneath the surface of these lies.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Lance on June 13, 2007, 12:07:34 AM
Hi,

Some open thought queries...

Refering to Otto's posted generator circuit. The mosfet transistors have ALL  Drains connected to the same point - 'ZERO'...

Which implies...

1. Why not use ONE transistor driven by a tripple input (F1,2,3) AND logic gate (+ MOSFET gate driver) ?   

2. The primaries are connected in parallel - One coil pair with 3 x turns should do same job?

What purpose do the secondary coils have as their relatively large inductance is shorted by a thick low inductance wire ('mobius turns!')
- I guess the secondary some how cancels the back emf of the primary?

Regards

Lance   :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 13, 2007, 12:34:58 AM
HI All,

I have done some more testing with the mosfet driver ucc37324.
Accidentally connected a diode the wrong way round across the output and BANG!
One split chip.

Replaced with a new one and it made very little difference to the wave shape at the high end 1Mhz, still looks like a mountain range.
BUT if you put a diode in series with the bulb load it does clean up the wave form to almost a square again.

So Jason,Otto, Roberto, try a diode in series with your control coils (MOSFET Drain to coil). This may stop the back emf upsetting your supply.

I will post some scope shots and diagrams on Friday.
More test to do.

Regards
Rob
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 13, 2007, 02:15:16 AM
@ Kokomojo and others

I am a NON electronic guy who spent about $18.00 to replicate Otto's work.  It took about 30 minutes to build the collectors and tonight I post some pics.

So my point is this.  Just spend a few bucks, wind the coil and help us out.  Test it, retest it, experiment with it, post it.  You guys have all of this knowledge and experience, so just BUILD IT!  ;)

No excuses, or reasons, just build it, and post.  Pretty simple.. LOL

I do encourage you all in a friendly way!

Cheers,
Bruce

Bruce,

Good one! you sound like me  ha!



I sometimes feel that people should either build it or be silent..the results will speak for themselves...but when will the doubters,who have never created anything, stop speaking?

The onus is on you to build it...Thats it 

If this was all fantasy...what a wonderful one....however what if it isint and never was ....what have you got to lose ...nobody ever wanted your money. That my friends is what many people cannot comprehend and that is quite sad. let's hope that we are really ready for this.  Mankind that is..

Hey Kind man...Man kind...see it?

Believe it ...do it...Its still early days

Dont sit in your corner and spruke your doubts ..it is old and boring now.

Bring something to this! You will feel better!
A few kind men have shown some keys to a gate..
The doubters should start a doubtfest on another thread!

love ya all

Lindsay Mannix
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 13, 2007, 02:24:24 AM
@ Kokomojo and others

I am a NON electronic guy who spent about $18.00 to replicate Otto's work.  It took about 30 minutes to build the collectors and tonight I post some pics.

So my point is this.  Just spend a few bucks, wind the coil and help us out.  Test it, retest it, experiment with it, post it.  You guys have all of this knowledge and experience, so just BUILD IT!  ;)

No excuses, or reasons, just build it, and post.  Pretty simple.. LOL

I do encourage you all in a friendly way!

Cheers,
Bruce


Haha!

Nah not me, you are right 18 bucks and i would be off and putzing hours and months and centuries.  Nope not me.  It would be different if i were not so skeptical.   That and i did just build it but on a project i can go into with a great level of faith.  i am working on the hydrogem projects because i have confidence they will provide the expected outcome.

Like i said i will get excited on this once we know the watts in versus the watts out using an unquestionably true rms measurement of the input and the output via recified filtered output and the input.

THEN i will get excited!

Until then i am in a holding wait and see pattern.   i assure you i will build one within 1 day of proving it out with the data i requested.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 13, 2007, 02:27:07 AM
   Just made a trip to Norvak again. Same issues, no parts. Have to go with what was close in the book. Transistors are 500v  20v gate   14amp. No gate drivers at all. None of them had a clue at to what they were and they work there?. Will have to order them via net. Thinking of using a cmos schmidt trigger with a 15v rail voltage. By toneing down the signal input it should switch ok for the moment, at least until the drives get here.
   Other than that should have everything to get going tonite for a small test. Ahh yes and a roll of alum screen for the cage.

   Will be batt powered and read with analog meters on both sides.

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 02:43:51 AM
Lindsay and all,

If it is wrong to question and doubt, then it is also wrong to blindly accept something as true.

Have you made the device and done the measurements? Are you 100% confident they are flawless? Have you simply accepted what someone told you as the truth, when there is little evidence to support that claim?

Perhaps you should ask yourselves this...would you bet your house on it? If not, then think again.

Darren

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 13, 2007, 02:46:47 AM
@ Kokomojo and others

I am a NON electronic guy who spent about $18.00 to replicate Otto's work.  It took about 30 minutes to build the collectors and tonight I post some pics.

So my point is this.  Just spend a few bucks, wind the coil and help us out.  Test it, retest it, experiment with it, post it.  You guys have all of this knowledge and experience, so just BUILD IT!  ;)

No excuses, or reasons, just build it, and post.  Pretty simple.. LOL

I do encourage you all in a friendly way!

Cheers,
Bruce

Bruce,

Good one! you sound like me  ha!



I sometimes feel that people should either build it or be silent..the results will speak for themselves...but when will the doubters,who have never created anything, stop speaking?

The onus is on you to build it...Thats it 

If this was all fantasy...what a wonderful one....however what if it isint and never was ....what have you got to lose ...nobody ever wanted your money. That my friends is what many people cannot comprehend and that is quite sad. let's hope that we are really ready for this.  Mankind that is..

Hey Kind man...Man kind...see it?

Believe it ...do it...Its still early days

Dont sit in your corner and spruke your doubts ..it is old and boring now.

Bring something to this! You will feel better!
A few kind men have shown some keys to a gate..
The doubters should start a doubtfest on another thread!

love ya all

Lindsay Mannix

Hey lets be fair about this.   

Would you accept a car without kicking the tires first?   How many of these things have turned out to be either incorrect measurements or out right fraud?   You want me and others to believe just because you do?  What bank is going ot give you a loan because you waltz in and announce you can pay them back?  Its never going to happen till they do a credit check and make sure you are employed.

If you feel that asking for a simple 5 minute to setup rms test is asking for to much then how do you expect any credible engineer to believe you?

You make a lot of assumptions since i assure you that many out here have "built" several projects.

I neither believe nor do i disbelieve.

All i am asking for is some good input output data to chew on and you want to demonize the process with hyperbole.  i think that is simply the wrong approach and frankly failure to provide such simple data speaks volumes to any engineer out here.  unfortunately not positive volumes.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 13, 2007, 02:58:43 AM
Hey guys, no one is saying to believe anything.  We are saying,
"BUILD IT YOURSELF and answer your own questions!"

This is less than a week old!  We will experiment and tweak and enjoy.  SO CHILL, and build.  If you do not want to build, then wait patiently for your answers when someone gets to answering it.  Relax...sip a cool one....and be patient.  If patience is not for you, then build your own.  Even I can do it!  ;)  LOL

I for one am thinking about how not to get fryed, not too worried about your question at the moment!   ;D

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 13, 2007, 03:06:39 AM
Lindsay and all,

If it is wrong to question and doubt, then it is also wrong to blindly accept something as true.

Have you made the device and done the measurements? Are you 100% confident they are flawless? Have you simply accepted what someone told you as the truth, when there is little evidence to support that claim?

Perhaps you should ask yourselves this...would you bet your house on it? If not, then think again.

Darren



YES! and read the reports as I am not "qualified".

I do not have a house

now get on with it  We need you on the deck.

You other guys  are takling about money...a deal ...there is none here ...PLEASE ..enough!

BYE!

Im gone for a while...I'M not effective at this time.

Be very,very careful

I look foward to your "measurements" Darren
If there is anything that aquire that I think will help your saftey..rest assured you WILL recieve the information.


LM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 13, 2007, 03:08:23 AM

I sometimes feel that people should either build it or be silent..the results will speak for themselves.....

Excellent point Mannix.

When will you be posting photos of your build ?
Or insights from your oscilloscope measurements ?
Or a schematic perhaps ?

I can't recall EVER seeing anything on any build projects you have done ?

Why are you holding back your information from your build projects ?

Or is because you don't have any ?


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 13, 2007, 03:24:26 AM
Hey lets be fair about this.   

Would you accept a car without kicking the tires first? 


@kokomoJ0

Hey, I went through buying 7 cars and yet to kick any tires! Somehow our assesment of what is worthy is really, just that!

A long time ago, Jesus said in parables to people of those days and I quote: (Matthew 13:11-14)

11He replied, "The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them. 12Whoever has will be given more, and he will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken from him. 13This is why I speak to them in parables:
   "Though seeing, they do not see;
      though hearing, they do not hear or understand. 14In them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah:
   " 'You will be ever hearing but never understanding;
      you will be ever seeing but never perceiving.

I am quoting the above scripture not to start a flame war. It's intent is just to prove in this world there will always be two views of the coin, even though the coin has fallen on the right side!

Cheers

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 13, 2007, 03:34:23 AM
Hey lets be fair about this.   

Would you accept a car without kicking the tires first? 


@kokomoJ0

Hey, I went through buying 7 cars and yet to kick any tires! Somehow our assesment of what is worthy is really, just that!

A long time ago, Jesus said in parables to people of those days and I quote: (Matthew 13:11-14)

11He replied, "The knowledge of the secrets of the kingdom of heaven has been given to you, but not to them. 12Whoever has will be given more, and he will have an abundance. Whoever does not have, even what he has will be taken from him. 13This is why I speak to them in parables:
   "Though seeing, they do not see;
      though hearing, they do not hear or understand. 14In them is fulfilled the prophecy of Isaiah:
   " 'You will be ever hearing but never understanding;
      you will be ever seeing but never perceiving.

I am quoting the above scripture not to start a flame war. It's intent is just to prove in this world there will always be two views of the coin, even though the coin has fallen on the right side!

Cheers

chrisC


well there you have it.  who can argue now that god is in the picture!

Of course there is always the one that goes something like pick the log out of your own eye before picking the speck out of mine.

Ask for data and what do i get?  obfuscation and hyperbole from mannix and a sermon from you.

All i want is data from otto or jason or anyone else involved in the believed to be working tpu but you and others for what ever reason prefer to attack me for asking for what is perfectly reasonable.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 03:34:23 AM
Chris.

Indeed there is....and it has.
 ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 03:39:59 AM
Koko,

You are being reasonable, as I feel I am being too.

However, the other school of thought feels they are being reasonable too. There's no reason why we can't coexist is there?

We have different opinions and approaches. One side will never convince the other, so perhaps let's just call a truce, and let both sides proceed as they will.

In the end, hopefully the answers will be revealed, and the issue settled once and for all.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 13, 2007, 03:43:46 AM
darren & koko:

Good point Darren. We're here for a reason. To seek the truth and there is only one truth. Ya?

So, let us all work together, build some TPU's and contribute our resources.

Cheers

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 03:49:14 AM
Hi All,
just got an email from Jason,
telling me, that he only got 1.5 hours sleep last night and that he has
to work on some school exams in the next days, so it will take
some time, until he gets again to his TPU-ECD.
So please be patient with new measurements from him.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 13, 2007, 03:54:15 AM
Whilst waiting on the exact driver as used by Jason I thought I'd do a couple of tests.

I wanted to see if I could capture what was happening, signal wise, when say a 90khz and 180khz was 'mixed' in a coil.

To do this I wrapped a standard solenoid coil. This is the mixed signal coil. On top of this two parallel wires wrapped together to produce another two coils. i.e. As if wrapping a bifilar coil.

Into the two parallel wrapped coils I fed 90hz into one and 180hz into the other. The attached image shows the 180hz on the top trace, the 90hz I've drawn in in red, the bottom trace is the resultant output. The drawn in red line on the lower trace is the 0V level.

The staircase on the output goes down because the input signal are synchronised on a rising edge. I'll try moving the input signal to synchronise on the trailing edge so that the staircase goes up.

If this output were DC shifted up say 100V, you would have a situation where, in the case of a rising staircase, you would have progressive dc pulses WITHOUT A CURRENT REVERSAL. We know from Tesla that Radiant Energy occurs when pulses are applied in such a way that their is no current reversal... Further more, if this staircase effect was to occur on a high voltage spike, due to further mixing with other coils and you have the situation where you are generating high voltage DC, non reversing pulses.

I think part of the puzzle is to get this staircase effect happening on the leading edge of very high voltage BEMF pulses.

EDIT: I had the AC button pressed on my scope instead of the DC. I've therefore redrawn the 0V level on the attached image. The 0V level is at the bottom of the lower trace NOT centered on the lower trace.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 13, 2007, 03:57:32 AM
Hi All,

As for me and my thinking of this, the goal of the project to replicate the TCU is NOT to make reward money or figure out who gets control or fame for it. Let the Most High God figure all that out for us when the proper time comes.

This project is about changing the world. The current modern paradigm based on the use of fossil fuels  as energy and chemical explosion as our machinery prime mover... well, let's just say it is a tragic dead end waiting to devastate us. Peak global oil production has probably already occurred, but demand for oil is increasing exponentially as China, India, and much of the Third World modernize. They are seeking the same resources we have cheaply taken for granted for the last 100 years.

If the fossil fuel paradigm remains unchallenged by any new energy technology, then we are headed for more devastating wars (like Iraq) and an eventual, rapid and very harsh economic decay that will put us all back to riding horses and camels again. This could all happen within our lifetimes at the current rate demand growth compared to energy production. See the attached Peak Oil PDF.

Now I know... this particular thread is all about replication and experimental facts, so this will be my last "speech". But I must say replication for the sake of replication is not enough. We must do replication with an inspiring vision. It must be a bigger vision than just some invention for our own selfish enrichment and ego stroking. We must have a vision of saving our world and pushing human civilization further along to newer heights for the sake of our children and our children's children. The world has more than 6 billion souls. Consider your own education, profession, income and individual wealth and most of us in this forum are probably representing the top tenth percentile compared to the rest of the total human population. If we can not find the altruistic motivation and illumination to pursue a lofty vision for the future that is greater than ourselves, then what can we expect of the other 90% of our neighbors on this planet? So let us replicate this technology with vision, with purpose and with passion!!

We must shift the paradigm from a fossil fuel basis to a Radiant Energy paradigm. And when success is truly in our hands, then let us virally spread it throughout the world like a new "gospel" using face to face interactions and the wonderful internet technology that we have available to us. Let us change the world and free ourselves from the poverty, misery and warfare brought to us by Dirty Oil!

I for one have been supremely inspired by SM's videos and also Otto-Roberto's and Jason's recent replications. I will work on this myself. And as I achieve my own success I will no doubt give this knowledge away and teach it to anyone willing to listen.

May God help us all in this endeavor!
Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 13, 2007, 04:05:46 AM
I agree and with that thought in mind i also highly recommend checking out ironheads hydrogen thread for an excellent example of how to make massive hydrogen.

We will never run out of water!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DoEXaNnBRPo

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2057.0.html



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: xilusma on June 13, 2007, 05:03:58 AM
A very good replication.. I wish I had mine as bright as yours ..

Anyway, the game is just started .. any one care to joint ?  ;D

Hope to complete mine soon ... (or might be not  :'( ) ...

Good hunting mate ...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: IronHead on June 13, 2007, 05:59:15 AM
Hold on to your hats , it's about to get weird in here.

Go easy guys
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Rosphere on June 13, 2007, 06:00:44 AM
Hi All,
just got an email from Jason,
telling me, that he only got 1.5 hours sleep last night and that he has
to work on some school exams in the next days, so it will take
some time, until he gets again to his TPU-ECD.
So please be patient with new measurements from him.

Regards, Stefan.

I agree.  Let the man rest awhile,... even after his exams are behind him.

I get tired just watching him.   ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 13, 2007, 11:40:50 AM
Hello all,

it should be clear that my setup is MY favorit in this moment. SM told us that there are a lot of ways to built a good TPU. So, in a very short time, I suppose, there will be TPUs like the open one with the controlls wound all over the collector and a few other types.

I only wanted to give the basic setup that I have. Its on you to find other possibilities to built a good TPU.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 13, 2007, 12:09:02 PM
Hi Otto,

That is true, there is alot I read, and I read and re read from Lindsay and Steven, and things are still stuck in my head. I'm glad that you have continued with the work, and have no way given up. I solute you.

I have gone a different path, with John bedini's work, I still have an energizer to finish, But i'm glad you have continued on.

I spoke to Roberto the other night and he speaks very highly of you, I actually thought Wow because your from Crotia, where another famous person by the name of Nikola Tesla came from, your country men, hehehee you must have an edge on all of us because of that fact......

Again, to All who have kept going, Thank you

Dominic
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 12:16:19 PM
Whilst waiting on the exact driver as used by Jason I thought I'd do a couple of tests.

I wanted to see if I could capture what was happening, signal wise, when say a 90khz and 180khz was 'mixed' in a coil.

To do this I wrapped a standard solenoid coil. This is the mixed signal coil. On top of this two parallel wires wrapped together to produce another two coils. i.e. As if wrapping a bifilar coil.

Into the two parallel wrapped coils I fed 90hz into one and 180hz into the other. The attached image shows the 180hz on the top trace, the 90hz I've drawn in in red, the bottom trace is the resultant output. The drawn in red line on the lower trace is the 0V level.

The staircase on the output goes down because the input signal are synchronised on a rising edge. I'll try moving the input signal to synchronise on the trailing edge so that the staircase goes up.

If this output were DC shifted up say 100V, you would have a situation where, in the case of a rising staircase, you would have progressive dc pulses WITHOUT A CURRENT REVERSAL. We know from Tesla that Radiant Energy occurs when pulses are applied in such a way that their is no current reversal... Further more, if this staircase effect was to occur on a high voltage spike, due to further mixing with other coils and you have the situation where you are generating high voltage DC, non reversing pulses.

I think part of the puzzle is to get this staircase effect happening on the leading edge of very high voltage BEMF pulses.

EDIT: I had the AC button pressed on my scope instead of the DC. I've therefore redrawn the 0V level on the attached image. The 0V level is at the bottom of the lower trace NOT centered on the lower trace.

Okay, but then your red lower frequency must have double the amplitude of your green square wave,otherwise you will
not get this staircase wave just by adding them up...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: shuzammy on June 13, 2007, 12:23:15 PM
SM told us that there are a lot of ways to built a good TPU. So, in a very short time, I suppose, there will be TPUs like the open one with the controlls wound all over the collector and a few other types.  I only wanted to give the basic setup that I have. Its on you to find other possibilities to built a good TPU. Otto

With that in mind I wonder if there would be any merit in considering how a TPU may be wound in a Tensor or Caduceus Coil manner.

"This coil has repeatedly been found to violate established laws of electrodynamics and hertzian wave theory when high frequency is injected into it."

"This apparatus has zero impedance  - unlike an ordinary coil."

"It has infinite resonance  - unlike an ordinary coil which will resonate chiefly at its natural fundamental frequency and weakly on the 2nd or 3rd harmonic, the Tensor coil is capable of resonating strongly on any number of frequencies randomly spaced in the spectrum."

"A few investigators have also reported unexpected bizarre inertial effects  (READ: "gyroscopic effects"?) in conjunction with these coils."

Perhaps if one modeled a TPU after the omni-resonant antenna-like features of human DNA (caduceus style), one "may" inherently solve the problem of TPU super nova ("spontanious combustion")... ?

- http://uncletaz.com/library/scimath/cadcoil.html
- http://www.keelynet.com/time/cadsmith.htm
- http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 13, 2007, 12:49:47 PM
Hello all,

@shuzammi

I tried the canduceus way of winding my control coil but I had no success. Maybe I did something wrong but I would prefer, for now, to use just "normal" coil windings methods.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 12:53:25 PM
Hi Otto,
is really this moebius coil form needed or can one also be used
just a normal standard coil as the collector coil ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 13, 2007, 01:01:50 PM
Hello,

@Stefan,

the point is in the MOEBIUS!!!!! Thats for sure. Then, when you have the collectors as mine you can try other ways to wind the controls. In the open TPU I saw a lamp wire as the controls?? I hope my memory is good???

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 13, 2007, 01:08:23 PM
Hi guys,

Playing devils advocate here....

Thinking about good proof that this is OU. The readings and a bright bulb are indicative, not absolute proof. The issue is that the power source is fully capable of driving the bulb to high brilliance.

The doubt is - IF the power (out of the main power source) is available, could the circuitry not form a DC inverter of some sort and just be robbing power from the supply unit / over-volting the bulb?

The metering is alas useless as a proof of power output because:

* all {non-purpose designed} metering is upset by RF spikes and will NOT show correct numbers.

The errors can be significant as in x100 out, too high or too low.

Why? Those spikes mean that resistive loads are also inductors; you may be getting transformer effects, power factor effects as well as other absolutely unknown stuff (like free energy...). Digital systems all suffer from alialising (sample window misses changing voltage) so may actually be reading low!


If designing a free-energy demonstrator which is provable - why not go for a system which takes known trivial power-in and does something it clearly could never do?

Say a low-power version of the same rig. Drive from solar cells and light a torch bulb.

Proof then is - the circuit will run by holding the solar cell to the lit bulb. Any other light - is free energy and unquestionable proof. This would normally never work!


For the present replication -

   1) on power-in side:

   a) run system from fully charged car battery until exhausted / reaches known voltage
   b) then measure power-in (of steady DC) to fully recharge battery.

   Any RF spike damage to the battery will likely reduce capacity - so being less able to take power means it has a shorter recharge time (hits its capacity ceiling earlier). This gives a false (too low) recharge reading - so repeat this several times looking for battery deterioration. Measure this and correct.

   2) on power-out side:

   go for mechanical proof vs. gravity e.g.

   drive a motor to lift a weight, run a pump to lift water etc. and calculate the energy.

An alternative is to GET RID of all those spikes and go to either of a DC or a pure AC sinusoid system. These are the things test meters are designed to read OK.

What is known of the physics / natural world would suggest that AC is a good choice; a free-energy mechanism is likely to work in sinusoids (like much of the rest of physics).

No g'ttees though - it might operate via bursts of quanta :(

If 180K Hz is a sweet-spot, a sinusoid AC rig should show effects at 180K too.


Why say all this stuff? My background has been in Quality Assurance. Part of this is to critique your own work - before your customer / other guy / your boss does. If you know the areas of weakness, they can be fixed.

Hope that is a help.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 13, 2007, 01:32:13 PM
Whilst waiting on the exact driver as used by Jason I thought I'd do a couple of tests.

I wanted to see if I could capture what was happening, signal wise, when say a 90khz and 180khz was 'mixed' in a coil.

To do this I wrapped a standard solenoid coil. This is the mixed signal coil. On top of this two parallel wires wrapped together to produce another two coils. i.e. As if wrapping a bifilar coil.

Into the two parallel wrapped coils I fed 90hz into one and 180hz into the other. The attached image shows the 180hz on the top trace, the 90hz I've drawn in in red, the bottom trace is the resultant output. The drawn in red line on the lower trace is the 0V level.

The staircase on the output goes down because the input signal are synchronised on a rising edge. I'll try moving the input signal to synchronise on the trailing edge so that the staircase goes up.

If this output were DC shifted up say 100V, you would have a situation where, in the case of a rising staircase, you would have progressive dc pulses WITHOUT A CURRENT REVERSAL. We know from Tesla that Radiant Energy occurs when pulses are applied in such a way that their is no current reversal... Further more, if this staircase effect was to occur on a high voltage spike, due to further mixing with other coils and you have the situation where you are generating high voltage DC, non reversing pulses.

I think part of the puzzle is to get this staircase effect happening on the leading edge of very high voltage BEMF pulses.

EDIT: I had the AC button pressed on my scope instead of the DC. I've therefore redrawn the 0V level on the attached image. The 0V level is at the bottom of the lower trace NOT centered on the lower trace.

Okay, but then your red lower frequency must have double the amplitude of your green square wave,otherwise you will
not get this staircase wave just by adding them up...

I would have expected a 3 level staircase with the same amplitude for the input square waves. 1 high, 2 and 3 in the middle, and 1 low. I checked the output from the mosfet drivers and the square waves from the drivers are the same amplitude...

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 13, 2007, 01:41:42 PM
I have to say I'm looking forward to replicating this device. Drivers will be here tomorrow morning !!

These are some of the tests I have in mind:

1. Once I have the two frequency lighting of the bulb. What happens if I gradually reduce the supply voltage ? Is there a sudden cut-off point where the bulb turns off or does it reduce brightness gradually ?

2. What happens if I disconnect one, or other, or both of the mobius coils ?

3. What happens if I disconnect one of the control coils ?

4. What happens if I switch in one or more bulbs in series ?

5. What happens if I switch in one or more bulbs in parallel ?

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: louis on June 13, 2007, 01:47:55 PM
is this how the outputs of the 7307 are wired, as ottos symbols are a little off.
and having never used mosfets , and having only just enough i dont want to destroy
them. i understand the gates are joined its just the other pins i was curious about.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 01:56:47 PM


I would have expected a 3 level staircase with the same amplitude for the input square waves. 1 high, 2 and 3 in the middle, and 1 low. I checked the output from the mosfet drivers and the square waves from the drivers are the same amplitude...



Strange, how did you mix these 2 waveforms ?
Added them up via resistors or how ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 01:58:19 PM
I have to say I'm looking forward to replicating this device. Drivers will be here tomorrow morning !!

These are some of the tests I have in mind:

1. Once I have the two frequency lighting of the bulb. What happens if I gradually reduce the supply voltage ? Is there a sudden cut-off point where the bulb turns off or does it reduce brightness gradually ?

2. What happens if I disconnect one, or other, or both of the mobius coils ?

3. What happens if I disconnect one of the control coils ?

4. What happens if I switch in one or more bulbs in series ?

5. What happens if I switch in one or more bulbs in parallel ?



I hope Jason, Otto or Roberto can answer this.
Any maybe soon Giantkiller with his new setup.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on June 13, 2007, 02:02:36 PM
sorry, I was mistaken.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 13, 2007, 02:34:45 PM
Hello,

@Bob.rennips

1.if my memory is ok, I can say that when you reduce the supply voltage the light is reduced. But dont worry about the power supply. When you hit the right frequency mix, the voltage from the power supply will be at 12V if you started with this voltage.

2.By disconnecting one strand you will see that there is less power and this means that your bulb is not so nice shining.

3. By disconnecting 2 strands look at point 2.

4. When you add more bulbs the power is halfed in this moment. NO;NO; dont worry!!!I already sayd that my controls are not sooo good. This is my first job. Better controls.
In the final version, when the controls are ok, then you can connect another bulb and the instruments cant "see" an additional load. I made this already but lost it because my oscillators are also not good.

Bulbs in a series connection I never tried.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 02:55:01 PM
Hello all,

it should be clear that my setup is MY favorit in this moment. SM told us that there are a lot of ways to built a good TPU. So, in a very short time, I suppose, there will be TPUs like the open one with the controlls wound all over the collector and a few other types.

I only wanted to give the basic setup that I have. Its on you to find other possibilities to built a good TPU.

Otto

Otto,

Bearing the above in mind, and the fact that you have built something and have seen some results, you must have an explanation or theory of operation for the device?

Have you or Roberto considered doing a writeup of the theory of operation for this device?

SM said that different configurations work, albeit, the final one was best. However, we can be certain that no matter what the configuration, the theory of operation, or basic concept is the same in all.

It would be interesting to read what the theory of operation or basic concept of your device is, as I have not seen this yet. Sorry if this has already been explained, but a formal writeup would be helpful to those building also, so they know what they are looking for.

I know you both are busy, this is only a suggestion.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 13, 2007, 03:04:25 PM


I would have expected a 3 level staircase with the same amplitude for the input square waves. 1 high, 2 and 3 in the middle, and 1 low. I checked the output from the mosfet drivers and the square waves from the drivers are the same amplitude...



Strange, how did you mix these 2 waveforms ?
Added them up via resistors or how ?

As per my original email - 2 parallel wound coils for the inputs - these two coils were wound over a single coil, which is the output.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 13, 2007, 04:05:02 PM
Time to fire up and test this unit off the grid.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 13, 2007, 04:10:30 PM
Hello all,

@Darren,

a little from our theory is in the pdf. I have my theory but this is not for public because its totally....

Im only a little coil winder, nothing more. I hate theories. Better theorists, will one day say us all whats going on in a TPU.

When all the jobs arround a TPU is finished then somebody can wright all the explanations.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 04:24:48 PM
Time to fire up and test this unit off the grid.


Let it go c0mster ! ;)

Very exited to see your progress !

Come on, just let us know ! ;)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on June 13, 2007, 04:59:04 PM
is this how the outputs of the 7307 are wired, as ottos symbols are a little off.
and having never used mosfets , and having only just enough i dont want to destroy
them. i understand the gates are joined its just the other pins i was curious about.


Hello Louis,

From the data sheet of IRF7307, you can see the drains of both the n-  and p-channel MOSFETs are double pins (probably due to increase the heat sink area of the drains).  See link to data sheet: http://www.radiobox.ru/pdf/IRF7307.PDF

However, if I were to use the IRF7307 as a driver, I would use the p-channel FET of the IRF7307 in the place of the upper switch where just the n-channel FET is shown in Roberto + Otto's schematics here http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2383.0.html  ( otto_ronette_TPU_ECD-V1_0.pdf )  Diagram 8, page 29  and I would use the n-channel FET of the IRF7307 in the place of the lower switch where the p-channel FET is shown in Diagram 8.   You may ask why?

I think if the n-channel FET is the upper switch, there will be negative feedback against a rapid switch-on of the IRFP FET because when the gate-source capacitor of the IRFP starts charging through the switched-on n-channel driver of 7307, the increasing capacitor voltage between the IRFP's gate-source will work against the input gate switching pulse you input at Pins 2 & 4 of the 7307. This way the rapid switch-on of the IRFP FET may suffer.

In case the p-channel FET is the upper switch in the 7307, the gate-source capacitor of the IRFP starts charging through the drain of the p-channel switch (from the +8 to +12V supply) so that the increasing capacitor voltage is not able to influence the input pulse's switching effect you input at Pins 2 & 4 of the 7307.

I hope this is not so complicated as it may sound first and you understand the switching process. To fully ensure the correct switch-on and switch-off of the IRFP MOSFET, the amplitude of the input pulse you connect to the common gate pins 2 & 4 of the 7307 must be nearly the same or the same  as the amplitude of the positive supply voltage of the 7307 driver itself.  
for instance if you use +12V power supply to operate the 7307, then your pulse oscillator should output a minimum of +11V pulse to feed the connected gates in the 7307 with respect to the common negative points (your ground symbol).  
You indicated in your attached drawing a +3V supply voltage to the 7307: this is not enough to safely switch on the IRFP FET!!!  Because this FET has a threshold gate voltage of +4 or +5V with respect to its source and the +3V cannot switch it on!!!  

I attached a drawing of the pin connections of the IRF7307 as I think is correct in every respect.  I hope Roberto and others here will comment it, either pro or contra.

Regards
Gyula

EDIT: I just realised your drawing basically includes my drawing so your pin connections are correct. Sorry for noticing this only after posting my drawing.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 13, 2007, 05:03:33 PM
Stefan, it took me no time to wrap the coil, man build it , it will take you no time, then we can have you in there to with your own results, i think this thread is going to have one of the most replications in it...very soon.

common Stefan go for it man.......................



Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 05:08:07 PM
Why  are you using these expensive driver FETs ?

Why not just control the IRF 840 ?s gate with a parallel circuit
of 3 or 4 schmitttrigger hex inverter ICs like
MM74C14 Hex Schmitt Trigger  ?

Here is a PDF File.

Just put at least 2 or 3 of them parallel and there you go.
Should have enough punch to hit the IRF 840 gate fully open !

http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/MM/MM74C14.pdf
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 05:10:05 PM
Stefan, it took me no time to wrap the coil, man build it , it will take you no time, then we can have you in there to with your own results, i think this thread is going to have one of the most replications in it...very soon.

common Stefan go for it man.......................



Dom

In about 2 weeks I have time to do it.
Am in a hurry now.
C0mster let the videos come in.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 13, 2007, 05:15:07 PM
@Gyulasun,

please paj attention, the schematic posted in my doc TPU=ECD is TESTED on my ECD. Anyway I've just followed the configuration suggested by the constructor of IRF7307 8International Rectifier) that you find attached, please look at fig 9. Using that approach I could use a wide range of posibilities (including the NE555) as input signal.

In my opinion the very low output impedance showed by said 7307 config is just what needed to correctly drive the power MOSFET properly charging his input capacitance augmented by the Miller effect. That's just what needed to drive the MOSFET into avalanche mode - fundamental.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on June 13, 2007, 05:19:57 PM
Why  are you using these expensive driver FETs ?

Why not just control the IRF 840 ?s gate with a parallel circuit
of 3 or 4 schmitttrigger hex inverter ICs like
MM74C14 Hex Schmitt Trigger  ?

Here is a PDF File.

Just put at least 2 or 3 of them parallel and there you go.
Should have enough punch to hit the IRF 840 gate fully open !

http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/MM/MM74C14.pdf

Hi Stefan,

Yes, basically I agree with you (though I would use a dedicated MOSFET driver IC if the switching speed is an issue in the TPU)  but I wanted to answer Louis's  questions.  

Once He wishes to adhere to Roberto+Otto circuit schematics then naturally follows the components too.

Regards
Gyula
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on June 13, 2007, 05:43:55 PM
@Gyulasun,

please paj attention, the schematic posted in my doc TPU=ECD is TESTED on my ECD. Anyway I've just followed the configuration suggested by the constructor of IRF7307 8International Rectifier) that you find attached, please look at fig 9. Using that approach I could use a wide range of posibilities (including the NE555) as input signal.

In my opinion the very low output impedance showed by said 7307 config is just what needed to correctly drive the power MOSFET properly charging his input capacitance augmented by the Miller effect. That's just what needed to drive the MOSFET into avalanche mode - fundamental.

Hi Roberto,

Thank you very much for showing  Fig. 9 in your attachment.

Because it shows the gates of the 7307 are tied up to +12V via the 1kOhm resistor and this already justifies for me a correct control of the driver as shown!  Now that you showed this, I fully accept now this driver connection too. 

Best Regards
Gyula




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 13, 2007, 05:54:39 PM
Darren:

I too love to understand the 'theory' behind Otto's TPU. At the moment there are many conjectures, bits and pieces may be true but I seriously doubt anyone for sure understands this completely. Even SM didn't know why the unit ceased working when flipped upside down.

All of us are seeing effects not obvious to common understanding. It's just like driving. Do you need to know every aspect of car mechanics to enjoy the benefits of driving?

I can tell you this much. If you read the little of Otto's theory explanation in his disclosure and still needed absolute proof, you will not believe his unwritten theory. Even Einstein hasn't gone there!

Well, maybe you really should just spend $18 and 1 hour of your time and answer all the questions and then get totally excited to help us or disprove this project? I also love to disprove this myself but the dice is rolling the other way!

Cheers

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 13, 2007, 06:23:06 PM
To make a start with the theory behind the tpu, I think I have a pretty clear picture of what the source of the kicks is....
Of couse this is just my view on things, based on information provided by dave Lowrance and the c c c p group. See: magnetism.fateback.com/overunity.htm
 
Seeing the kicks shown on Otto and Roberto's test have the exact NMR ring of the copper atom's nucleus, it is pretty clear that the kick the (lagged) turning of the nucleus. The copper atoms nucleus has a magnetic hook and therfore its movement can be manipulated. (which is done by the fast rising leading edge of the pulsing).
When this nucleus is starting to turn it also moves the electrons in its electron cloud (through magnetic coupling in the atom)
This moving of the electrons is the free "kick" SM is talking about. The free energy is in there because it costs far less energy to create the kick then what you get back from the ringing of the nucleus, especially when you consider you get another kick when the control pulse switches off..... 

Hope this a start to a better understanding of what is going on inside the tpu/ecd

Regards

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 06:28:01 PM
Darren:

All of us are seeing effects not obvious to common understanding. It's just like driving. Do you need to know every aspect of car mechanics to enjoy the benefits of driving?

I can tell you this much. If you read the little of Otto's theory explanation in his disclosure and still needed absolute proof, you will not believe his unwritten theory. Even Einstein hasn't gone there!

Well, maybe you really should just spend $18 and 1 hour of your time and answer all the questions and then get totally excited to help us or disprove this project? I also love to disprove this myself but the dice is rolling the other way!

Cheers

chrisC


Chris, your enthusiasm is admirable.

However, I have been experimenting, building, and designing for a long time, and also seen "wolf" cried far more times than I care to remember. So perhaps you can appreciate my skeptecism and objectivity.

So far in the posted results, I have not seen anything that can not be explained with conventional theories. I have also not seen measured results that could be described as conclusive nor flawless.

I will not spend the time building this because I do not believe it works according to the claims being made. Insufficient and unrelible data is all that has been presented thus far and that won't convince me it is worthwhile to build it. I have other projects going, including the SM-TPU.

Surely Otto and Roberto must have a theory of how the device operates, or at least what effect they were trying to achieve by their configuration? They must also know if and how a RMF is created, a turbine effect exists, what the kicks are and how they manifest etc. etc.

I am sure SM knows very well how to achieve the effect, and what it is, even though he may not be positive where the energy is coming from. I would expect Otto and Roberto to be aware of these things too with their device, and to help all replicators and non-replicators understand what is being built, and how it should operate and perform, a brief description of the circuit and what is trying to be achieved is what I had in mind. I didn't see that in the pdf that was released.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Super God on June 13, 2007, 06:28:37 PM
Now this is pretty sweet.  Once I get the parts ordered, which should be about a week, I'm going to start my own replication of otto's replication of the tpu.  What a mouthful.  Just need to whiddle up a frequency generator, should'nt be too hard, I'm not looking for anything fancy anyways.  Once I get my new multimeter too, that'll help with this, right now all I've got is a cheap-o analog meter and 3 spools of 18 gauge magnet wire for a turntable motor.  I can at least get the basic circuit done!

Have a great day.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Super God on June 13, 2007, 06:37:48 PM
Is the zero degree coil connected to the zero phase output?  Why is the third oscillator connected to the zero phase?  Sorry, just a bit of misunderstanding.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 13, 2007, 07:43:44 PM
z_p_e wrote: -

"However, I have been experimenting, building, and designing for a long time, and also seen "wolf" cried far more times than I care to remember. So perhaps you can appreciate my skeptecism and objectivity."


Me too.

It's important that Otto and Roberto carry out their own verification tests. They are now well aware of how this should be done and I'm sure they will report their findings in their own good time. Other replications are to be encouraged but Otto and Roberto can only sit back and rest when they have proved to themselves that their TPU and power supply can pass any scientific test conducted to verify the data and observations so far presented and recorded.

Regards
Clive
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 13, 2007, 07:50:09 PM
@Tishatang

I tried to send you a personal message via the forum (twice). Are you still coming down to Santa Cruz with your scope?
Please let me know, asap (before you leave for China)!

Thanks

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jacob on June 13, 2007, 08:52:11 PM
SM said that different configurations work, albeit, the final one was best. However, we can be certain that no matter what the configuration, the theory of operation, or basic concept is the same in all.

Not necessarily. Two different but linked processes could be involved in the ideal configuration, and some configurations could only expose one of these processes. What is interesting about Roberto's and Otto's breakthrough is that it gives us another perspective which, combined to what we already knew, will help us us gain a better understanding of the overall phenomena. 

It would be interesting to read what the theory of operation or basic concept of your device is, as I have not seen this yet. Sorry if this has already been explained, but a formal writeup would be helpful to those building also, so they know what they are looking for.

Darren, before requesting more reading material, I suggest you read what is already available. Here is an excerpt from the TPU_ECD_V1_0.pdf document:

In this paper you will find few theoretical assessments: they, with the help of God,
will come later. This paper that you are going to read is to be considered just as preliminary, more data will follow as per requests also. A complete description of principles behind ECD may be found here (http://magnetism.fateback.com/Overunity.htm).

I will not spend the time building this because I do not believe it works according to the claims being made. Insufficient and unrelible data is all that has been presented thus far and that won't convince me it is worthwhile to build it. I have other projects going, including the SM-TPU.

Then the appropriate question is: What are you doing here? This thread is for those who believe there is something important going on, and who want to be part of it. Others should either go for a walk or stay silent.

Surely Otto and Roberto must have a theory of how the device operates, or at least what effect they were trying to achieve by their configuration? They must also know if and how a RMF is created, a turbine effect exists, what the kicks are and how they manifest etc. etc.

Surely, you know how long it takes to build a theorical frame around an unknown phenomena. This breakthough happened only a few days ago. Isn't your request somewhat unreasonable? Plus, why would you want to further your knowledge in a phenomena you don't believe in? Unless of course you have a hidden agenda...

I am sure SM knows very well how to achieve the effect, and what it is, even though he may not be positive where the energy is coming from.

Since you followed what what going on in the Magnetic Reconnection thread, you must remember that in a letter to Mannix following the publication of my theory, SM plainly said that he had no idea what this effect was.

Jacob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 13, 2007, 08:58:59 PM
SM said that different configurations work, albeit, the final one was best. However, we can be certain that no matter what the configuration, the theory of operation, or basic concept is the same in all.

Not necessarily. Two different but linked processes could be involved in the ideal configuration, and some configurations could only expose one of these processes. What is interesting about Roberto's and Otto's breakthrough is that it gives us another perspective which, combined to what we already knew, will help us us gain a better understanding of the overall phenomena. 

It would be interesting to read what the theory of operation or basic concept of your device is, as I have not seen this yet. Sorry if this has already been explained, but a formal writeup would be helpful to those building also, so they know what they are looking for.

Darren, before requesting more reading material, I suggest you read what is already available. Here is an excerpt from the TPU_ECD_V1_0.pdf document:

In this paper you will find few theoretical assessments: they, with the help of God,
will come later. This paper that you are going to read is to be considered just as preliminary, more data will follow as per requests also. A complete description of principles behind ECD may be found here (http://magnetism.fateback.com/Overunity.htm).

I will not spend the time building this because I do not believe it works according to the claims being made. Insufficient and unrelible data is all that has been presented thus far and that won't convince me it is worthwhile to build it. I have other projects going, including the SM-TPU.

Then the appropriate question is: What are you doing here? This thread is for those who believe there is something important going on, and who want to be part of it. Others should either go for a walk or stay silent.

Surely Otto and Roberto must have a theory of how the device operates, or at least what effect they were trying to achieve by their configuration? They must also know if and how a RMF is created, a turbine effect exists, what the kicks are and how they manifest etc. etc.

Surely, you know how long it takes to build a theorical frame around an unknown phenomena. This breakthough happened only a few days ago. Isn't your request somewhat unreasonable? Plus, why would you want to further your knowledge in a phenomena you don't believe in? Unless of course you have a hidden agenda...

I am sure SM knows very well how to achieve the effect, and what it is, even though he may not be positive where the energy is coming from.

Since you followed what what going on in the Magnetic Reconnection thread, you must remember that in a letter to Mannix following the publication of my theory, SM plainly said that he had no idea what this effect was.

Jacob

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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: duff on June 13, 2007, 09:05:03 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on June 13, 2007, 09:14:57 PM
JUST BUILD IT!!!

...then you can answer your own questions.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 13, 2007, 09:23:41 PM
I'd like to suggest that after the next replication is accomplished with square waves, you inject sine waves, and perhaps re-tune to verify the effect still exists.

Perhaps the square waves and related harmonics are responsible for most of the harmful effects that have been reported and this is why SM stressed pure sine waves. I realize everyone is very aware of the possibility but I have not heard anyone state it.

-Duff

Not a bad idea, however I have to point out that SM never clearly state that he was talking about pure sine waves, we assume that because of the context. He could mean very very accurate pulses.

My gut tells me that we wouldn't see anything with AC input.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 13, 2007, 09:24:20 PM
@ Duff

SM said "Pure frequency", not "Pure Sine wave".  I made that same false assumption in my thread, until re reading SM's words.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: duff on June 13, 2007, 09:35:45 PM
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Title: poor man's FET driver
Post by: Earl on June 13, 2007, 09:41:50 PM
Hi Harti,

this is a good idea only as long as you do not need fast switching.  The spec sheet only guarantees 1.75 mA output current.  A normal FET driver IC can deliver 3A, 4A, even 9A, so you can see that even putting all gates in parallel still delivers too little current to charge up the power FET input capacity of maybe 2nF.  In addition you have to get through the so-called Miller zone.

I prefer a fast, driver IC, but sometimes use the attached "cheap and dirty" circuit.  If you run the IC at 6V, then you can just get by with a "logic-level" FET.  Because the transistors operate as emitter followers, there are no storage charges to slow them down, but you lose 0.6V base-emitter.  Emmitter followers have very low output impedance.

Since radiant events are suspected to be caused by switching current on and off extremely quickly, the best is to turn the power FET on and off as fast as possible.  This can only be done by a driver IC, say operating at 10-15 VDC, spec'ed to charge and discharge the FET gate in 10 or 20ns.  But in practice you will not achieve this unless you use multiple SMD ceramic C's of different values.  IT IS NOT THE POWER SUPPLY THAT DELIVERS THE MULTI-AMP PULSES, IT'S THE C's AND THE C's ONLY.  The driver IC must be located directly at the FET's source and gate terminals, say closer than 1 ~ 4 mm NO MORE !!!

Nanoseconds = small
high currents = small
big = antenna

Having wires running all over your table is not how you do nanosecond switching.  But it makes a fantastic transmitter OF RF.

It is a science and an art to build fast switching circuits.

Regards, Earl
Why  are you using these expensive driver FETs ?

Why not just control the IRF 840 ?s gate with a parallel circuit
of 3 or 4 schmitttrigger hex inverter ICs like
MM74C14 Hex Schmitt Trigger  ?

Here is a PDF File.

Just put at least 2 or 3 of them parallel and there you go.
Should have enough punch to hit the IRF 840 gate fully open !

http://www.fairchildsemi.com/ds/MM/MM74C14.pdf
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 09:54:33 PM
Hi Earl,
many thanks for your experience and your circuit.
Maybe it is only required to have a fast OFF switching in this circuit,so
your circuit still needs a low ohmic resistor like 100 Ohms from Gate to ground ?

or is the lower PNP transistor enough to pull the gate down ?

Well, we are working here in the Khz ranges and I ask myself,
if we really need this fast Nanosecond switching ?

Would be intersting to see, if the TPU-ECD would also work with
being controlled by 3 different sine frequencies..

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Pure Frequency ?
Post by: Earl on June 13, 2007, 09:59:32 PM
For a sine wave, I think it can safely be assumed that pure means low-distortion, low harmonics.  For a square wave or pulse, it is more difficult, but could be interpreted to mean either low-jitter (jitter = noise in effect) or high frequency-stability, low drift.  This might mean no R/C elements in the oscillator, only L/C elements permitted.  This rules out 555 timer circuits.

Regards, Earl
@ Duff

SM said "Pure frequency", not "Pure Sine wave".  I made that same false assumption in my thread, until re reading SM's words.

Cheers,
Bruce

@ Bruce & gn0stik

Thanks for the correction.

So minimum harmonic content  might equal less harmful effects to deal with.

-Duff


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 13, 2007, 10:24:46 PM
@ Earl

SM suggested in his posts, to build a "mini tube amp" using Mosfets, to power the TPU, to start with.  He said it would be faster all around, to see something happen.  Can you explain as an electronic guy, how close to what is being done, is to a mini tube amp?  Is there any similarites?  What would the difference be?

I think this is an important post of SM's.

Thank you,
Bruce
Title: cheap and dirty FET driver
Post by: Earl on June 13, 2007, 11:14:58 PM
Hi Harti,

As I understand Tesla, he sais both turn-on and turn-off should be as fast as possible and he tried everything he could to achieve this.

I personally do not like any resistance in the gate for switching applications.  My circuit is based on always having a "1" or "0" gate output.  Many gates do NOT have tri-state outputs (open circuit).  One of course always has to pay attention not to let a static charge zap the gate while handling/soldering.

The lower PNP transistor pulls the gate down quickly to ground since an emitter follower has low output impedance.

Very glad you asked the question about "only kHz range".  One time I told a group of assembled Engineers from one of the biggest, most well known manufacturers that were having trouble with their switching power supply that their "only kHz" power supply was a 1 GHz amplifier overdriven in the kHz range.  They all laughed.  Well their laughing stopped later when they realized that I was correct.  I saved the as* of the project manager.

Fast rise/fall times has advantages:  it may create radiant energy and the FET switching losses are minimized.  If there is too much EMC / EMI / EMV, then your circuit is too big.  All current loops must be physically as small as possible.

Also remember a "ground" only exists at DC.

Regards, Earl
Hi Earl,
many thanks for your experience and your circuit.
Maybe it is only required to have a fast OFF switching in this circuit,so
your circuit still needs a low ohmic resistor like 100 Ohms from Gate to ground ?

or is the lower PNP transistor enough to pull the gate down ?

Well, we are working here in the Khz ranges and I ask myself,
if we really need this fast Nanosecond switching ?

Would be intersting to see, if the TPU-ECD would also work with
being controlled by 3 different sine frequencies..

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 13, 2007, 11:18:09 PM
@ Earl

SM suggested in his posts, to build a "mini tube amp" using Mosfets, to power the TPU, to start with.  He said it would be faster all around, to see something happen.  Can you explain as an electronic guy, how close to what is being done, is to a mini tube amp?  Is there any similarites?  What would the difference be?

I think this is an important post of SM's.

Thank you,
Bruce

Bruce,

What everyone has been doing to date (excluding Lindsay perhaps) with their MOSFETs is not a mini tube amp.

Tube amplifier (or any amplifier) implies amplification, in the linear sense. MOSFETs used as switches are being used in a nonlinear sense.

SM used 3 tube oscillators to begin with, and this leaves open either sines or squares.

I believe the majority (including myself) lean towards square waves, or more precisely, pulses. Tubes can be used as switches also, but what exactly Steven meant by mini tube amp is for you to decide.

If he really meant amplifier, then we should be designing a MOSFET amplifier based on the old tube amp designs.

If he meant tube amp in the nonlinear sense, then we should be building tube switches.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 13, 2007, 11:46:50 PM
Earl,
you are right,
we want very fast  switching time.
So what kind of driver NPN and PNP transistors would you suggest ?
Is it best to use SMD types and hook and solder them directly
to the IRF 840 pins ?
Maybe we can then can just build this into the TPU.
Do we really need aluminium heat sinks if we just switch on
and off very fast ?
Then the IRF 840 MOSFETs should not get very hot at all, right ?

What about freewheel diodes across the controller coils ?
Are there any ? Have to study again the PDF file from Otto and Roberto.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freezer on June 14, 2007, 12:01:15 AM
Is the wiring in the right orientation?  Im gonna try and model this thing for better a visual.
(http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/3944/tpuc2sy0.jpg)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: maxc on June 14, 2007, 12:07:47 AM
Hi all ,
I've  tried zener diodes across the gate, ran off a coil to fire off the befm of the control coil. NO way to control the frequency (2.5MHZ) If i was reading the scope right(it's old) 6 volt rise in  .25ns :o

Mark
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 01:17:35 AM
@Freezer,
looks very nicely,
but I guess the 2 pairs of dark yellow wires should be over each other, so
not horizontal beneath each other...if that matters ?
I just had another closer look at Otto and Roberto?s PDF file.
It seems the Phase and Zero line where the bulb is connected works
like a transmission line as it is itsself shorted out already by the moebius
coil setup.

I wonder what would happen, if we rather put into the shortout the bulb, than
to use a transmission line tapping of the moebius setup ?

Also I still don?t understand the meaning of using in each Control Coil 2 windings ?
What is the advantage of this ?

Regards, Stefan.
P.S. I see no freewheel diodes in all the circuit diagramms, so I wonder if the
freewheel diode inside the IRF 840 play any role in it and this "anomalous avalanche" mode ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 01:23:59 AM
@ Stefan

Otto said the heat sink ONLY was hot, but NOT the MOSFET.  He and Roberto were amazed by this, because where the Mosfet was seated was only warm to the touch, but the "exposed" aluminum was very hot, giving off electrons.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 14, 2007, 01:34:39 AM
??

OK, I have read most of the Steve Mark thread with the links to the video (early 2006).

I don't recall ever hearing him talk about hard fast switching edges; rather about a rotating magnetic field (typically using at least 3 poles to roll a field about). Traditionally, that is done using AC - though he might have been hiding some info.

I had also read his patent - which is using 6 poles to roll a field about <just checked - got it in front right now - yep, Fig.1 of US 2002/0125774 A1 has 6 poles>


And. Have read a book by Tom Bearden (Free Energy Generation) in which he discusses a circuit working by creating a deep magnetic field as hard and as fast as possible - for a short time - and gathering excess energy on the rebound.


Seems to me that - the replication is working more like TB's design then SM's.

OK, so - that is good, but now I am confused. How does this thing work???


Perhaps it is a hybrid - I have seen mention of a "turbine" effect on one of the other threads. That makes sense - a peak being driven about the coil.


*** Q: does it matter if the effect is understood before patenting it / certifying that the effect discussed is like Steve Marks?

*** This is important if it wants to be given away - if someone else can say "Aha! That is not how it works - our wonder patent (2% better) operates in a DIFFERENT manner thus not covered.....


:( now getting xconfused.

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 01:42:03 AM
@ Steve

This WILL NOT BE PATENTED.  Open Source my friend.  I too think it might be a type of Hybrid.  BUT it has the main things that SM said.  "circuit potential(mobius) Short pieces of wire (control coils) and three frequencies".

I too believe STRONGLY that down the road of "efficiency" we will find some how, AC at 7.23 HZ in the control wires, but we will see.  :)  I am replicating and then experiment with several ideas.  As will everyone else.  This is why it is so important to have as many replicators as possible.  Experiment and then post result, and we all build on that knowledge!

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 14, 2007, 02:06:14 AM
HI All,

I see a few replication pics and 3D visuals showing the Mobius coils taped to the outside of the support tubing.

Why not use 1/4" PFA tubing and run the lamp wire inside the the PFA? Then you can wind your control coils directly onto the PFA for closer coupling. That is how I'm constructing my version.

(I'm also considering another way - just cutting multiple stands of thin gage enameled copper wire equal length and running them through thin walled air tubing. Solder the tips on the ends to make my own version of Litz wire. I would make two 4" and two 6" versions, then connect them Mobius style and wrap control coil over the 6" tubes.)

I intend to build my PWM circuits without using a board.... All short lead hook and solder. My PWM network will be a small little ball of mess, being very tight and very little distance through which my charges need to physically displace. The control network will sit inside the center - hopefully safe inside the eye of the hurricane.

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 02:21:09 AM
@ Stefan

Otto said the heat sink ONLY was hot, but NOT the MOSFET.  He and Roberto were amazed by this, because where the Mosfet was seated was only warm to the touch, but the "exposed" aluminum was very hot, giving off electrons.

Cheers,
Bruce

Bruce,
when we look at the IRF 840 datasheet:
http://www.datasheet4u.com/download.php?id=284087
we can see that the outer case tab is connected to the drain.
So if the aluminium heatsink is heated via eddy currents and this will
release free electrons, do you think these will go additionally
into the circuit and will power the bulb ?

Roberto and Otto, did you have a physical connection of the case tab
of the MOSFET with the aluminium heatsink or did you use isolated glimmer
pieces, so there was no connection ?

If there was a connection and the free electrons from the
aluminiumheat sink would be sucked into the circuit,
then the heatsink would have itsself to be charged up positively,right ?
So does it do this ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 02:42:00 AM
@ Stefan,
Yes.  I could not tell you how, this tech being so new.  This is why I want to make another coil shortly wrapped in teflon tape.  This is also why SM recently wrote to Lindsay stating they had even tried oxidized copper wires.  Oxidation release many more free electrons.

You see, what I think, is what SM stated.  If the magnetic flux of the wire can be "disabled" then the electrons float free, and we get into all sort of new territory, including Einsteins SR (special relativity), and SM's own story of the canons trying to explain SR and the process of free electrons exploding into the air molecules producing more free electrons.  This IS the cascade effect or avalanche as some have called it.

Now, if anyone googles Mobius, you will find that it is used to "disable" the flux.  There is another way to do this I have found but will not post it yet, because I do not want to distract from the replication of Otto's at the moment.  I have told Jason of it.  But that is why ONLY with the mobius or similar method to disable the flux, will this work.  All of this fits SM's words.  But we will be tweaking mechanics and electronics for a long time.  Keep it simple is my only advice to our electronic guru's.

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 14, 2007, 02:53:20 AM
@ Stefan

Otto said the heat sink ONLY was hot, but NOT the MOSFET.  He and Roberto were amazed by this, because where the Mosfet was seated was only warm to the touch, but the "exposed" aluminum was very hot, giving off electrons.

Cheers,
Bruce

What tests have you done to be able to say the heated aluminium gives off substantial numbers of electrons ?

Do you any scientific/engineering references for this effect ?

Tubes have a vacuum for a reason. They also have high potential gradients for an accelerating field and optionally heated THIN wires.

I trust you're not just makinga parallel between a vacuum tube and hot piece of metal.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kames on June 14, 2007, 03:25:37 AM
@All

I am not trying to replicate this test, therefore, trying to stay quiet and avoid any arguing.
But when one says that a hot aluminum releases a lot of electrons or any other charged (even not charged) particles and one is working with it with ?naked? hands, one should have got cancer by this time if the output power of those released electrons can power  a 40W bulb.

Kames.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 14, 2007, 03:31:14 AM
??

I had also read his patent - which is using 6 poles to roll a field about <just checked - got it in front right now - yep, Fig.1 of US 2002/0125774 A1 has 6 poles>


That's not SM's patent as far as we know. The patents (several) are apparently on the control circuitry only, and not on the coil configuration at all. So I'd say this patent is not a candidate as SM's.

Quote
And. Have read a book by Tom Bearden (Free Energy Generation) in which he discusses a circuit working by creating a deep magnetic field as hard and as fast as possible - for a short time - and gathering excess energy on the rebound.


Seems to me that - the replication is working more like TB's design then SM's.

Possibly, but I have not seen that circuit. Sounds like capturing bemf, which in itself, is not free energy.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 14, 2007, 03:37:08 AM
Hi Bruce,

yep - a confusion about patent there - but I was trying to express a something.

Patents link to intellectual property - and serve (as far as I understand) 2 functions:

1) to say "this is the thing being discussed, and this is how it is built"
2) to make money either by manufacture or licensing to make.

Agreed people here (...?) not out for (2).

Would not it be best to use patents for purpose (1) - so it is logged and published for all around the world- and then Open Source it i.e. allow unrestricted use?

Otherwise there is no definition of the tech in public.

Me, I'd want patents + licensing for petty amounts - so that a reign is kept over those who will gouge or hijack the tech with their own patent (..and that will be tried, Open Source or no).

I see patents + Open Source as a way to liberty.

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 14, 2007, 03:42:17 AM
Hi z_p_e,


..if wrong patent then I need backtrack my sources. Will chase this one tomorrow. Coming up to 2:45 am here; time for zzzZZZzzz

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 14, 2007, 03:55:29 AM
The patent numbers and assignee names have never been released, so good luck.

You'll find a couple of audio patents if you search hard enough, but that's all. We've been through this drill a few times already.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 14, 2007, 03:58:46 AM
I will clear something up.
The alu gets hot because of the intense magnetic field. just like an old car speedo/power meter.EDDY currents!. The reason that the heatsink was hotter was because the source of the heat was the aluminum. It is NOT desirable...in fact it offers nothing to the process. Interesting all the same.

There is much to discover without getting confused about what is known.

Nobody knows exactly how the tpu works...the question is. WILL WE FIND OUT?...then HOW? ..by experimenting!!!!

Some of you may be content to really know THAT it works.

You are going to blow up a fet or two .....be prepared to do so.


See the diversions increase??

Lindsay





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 04:04:18 AM
@ Bob.

I was quoting Otto and HIS belief that the aluminum is giving off electrons.  Aluminum when heated does give off electrons.  Otto also stated, that it will not work, or not work as well without the aluminum in the center.  I know that tubes are in a vacuum....LOL but again, this is NEW TECH and SM has created a type of ion generator, except from what SM tells us, these electrons are traveling at the speed of light and not "ON" the wires as electrons usually are...LOL  Thus the "Reaction" in the Reactor/TPU as they SLAM into air molecules, producing more electrons, and so on as you have the avalanche or cascade effect.  All of what I am saying is from what SM states in his posts, and what Otto has said about the aluminum.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 04:11:03 AM
@ Lindsay

When can we expect to see pictures of your replication efforts?  :)

Your comment on the aluminum is based on??  SM? Experimentation? Intuition?

I was simply quoting Otto and his thinking about the aluminum, for he feel VERY convinced that it is important.  Now, if you say SM thinks it is unimportant, that will mean something, and we need to know it is from him.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 04:24:56 AM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 04:26:41 AM
Okay, nice, I am seeing it !
Please fire it up !;)
Many thanks for this wonderful live event !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 04:28:53 AM
@c0mster,
Do you have Skype, so you could make an audio conference, so one could hear also audio ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheOne on June 14, 2007, 04:46:45 AM
I am not sure if his cam can handle a lot of connection i see like one frame per 10 min :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 05:00:23 AM
I have about 1 frame every 2 seconds.

Maybe we should use an FTP to transfer webcam pictures, so more
people can see it in realtime.

Let me know privately before, then we can serve the
bandwidth via overunity.com and the webcam transmitter needs
only to upload one feed instead having to serve to all viewers multiple
streams... so we might get then a framerate of at least 10 frames/sec.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 05:00:45 AM
P.S.he is still fiddling with the connection setup.
Not yet fired it up...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheOne on June 14, 2007, 05:27:12 AM
Ok now i see one frame par 20sec approx
if you activate the FPS view that completely stop the camera to work
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 14, 2007, 05:50:49 AM
@ Lindsay

When can we expect to see pictures of your replication efforts?  :)

Your comment on the aluminum is based on??  SM? Experimentation? Intuition?

I was simply quoting Otto and his thinking about the aluminum, for he feel VERY convinced that it is important.  Now, if you say SM thinks it is unimportant, that will mean something, and we need to know it is from him.

Cheers,
Bruce
It aint personal Bruce.
I thought that I had already mentioned the alum problem.

We are all learning things...Its is a well known feature of alliminium I rarely say specifics unless the source is good...I dont refer to it any more .....No questions on this.

My efforts are with tubes...

Everytime I use mosfets I blow them up...

Pictures? When I think that they will be seen as to contribute to the wonderfull efforts of others..

all,

UEC meeting is arranged.


Better get some more replications up guys!



The more success...the more info will come...But perhaps not as soon as I would like.




BTW if any body wants to send something important to UEC,
PM the text in the next few days and I will pass it on, in person, when I get the opportunity.

Lindsay




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 05:58:38 AM
@ Lindsay

I understand, that was all I needed to know.  :)


I am going to think on some questions for the UEC and then PM them to you.  If you like them and think they will help us here, please share them.

Thank you,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 06:08:07 AM
Hi Lindsay,
good to hear, that you are now in contact with UEC.

Please just ask them the most logical questions:

1. What they want to do with the technology ?
2. Is there anything we can help to get this technology out to the people and not getting further suppressed ?
3. Maybe they can come forward and tell us the whole story in detail.
4. Do the old TPU prototypes from Steven Mark still exist und who is using them right now ?
5. Do they want to go commercial and do they look for manufacturing partners ?
6. Is there any governmental involvment to suppress this technology ?
7. When can I buy a TPU ?? ;D ;D ;D

Many thanks.

Regards,Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 14, 2007, 06:10:18 AM
@mannix

For those of us who are unfamilar with UEC (including myself), can you tell us if the control circuitry patent is assigned to UEC. If so what is the patent number and where was it filed & granted.

Also what is this UEC meeting going to be about?

Regards

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 07:14:25 AM
Wow , I didn?t expect such a large audience, I set my cam limit to 10 connections and it was full the whole time?.. I hope some of you where there when the 40 watt 120v globe lit a little. I hit around 40khz and when I touched the bulb it was hot, I tuned a little more and it started to glow. I need to tweak my driver so I can adjust the frequencies better. As well the darlinton pair puts out way to many amps so I need to resist the base. Thanks for the offer for the ftp, sorry the frame rate was slow , I?m on dsl and I am limited to 60k upload speed. I hope to do some more tweaking in the days to come but don?t know when I will be on. Just check the cam page every now and then and you might catch me. I set it as my home page here.  Once I have things tuned and the light is at what appears to be full brightness I will post a time and do a live demo to calculate the actual wattages.   

Thanks folks

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 14, 2007, 07:43:18 AM
Hi Cam,
many thanks for running this demo.

I hope you can work out the last bugs from your circuit.

Did you already see any superimposing waveforms like Jason posted ?

Yes, I could see the bulb barely glowing, but how much power was going into
the system then ?

Did you see any strange waveforms at all with your setup ?
Many thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 07:50:07 AM
Hi Cam,

I would suggest using the same two frequencies that Jason found, 90 KHz and its Harmonic of 180 KHz.  If that works as well for you, as it did him, and you are feeling safe, try the third frequency of 270 KHz.  This is the intermodulation/sum of the two as your third frequency.

Lastly, I would suggest an aluminum screen between your TPU and equipment and your body.  ;)  Jason has it right.

Good job,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: passion1 on June 14, 2007, 08:14:45 AM
Otto/Ronette and other

Conratulations!! I am fascinated by what you have achieved!
I would like to start building a replication myself but is a bit concerned about all the warnings of danger. Could anyone please provide a short list of the critical safety measures (e.g. an aluminium screen etc.) that should be in place to protect a novice like myself from making any unnecessary accidents.

Thanks in advance!

Passion1
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 14, 2007, 09:35:43 AM
Any thing I do is about making this technology available..

The best way that I can .As I learn more, the methods will change...everybody do the same.. and we will have it.

A question that was put to me was . How long will it take for replicating people to be able to perfect the generator to the stage that Steven has?

I did not know the answer but i liked the challenge in the question..

Perhaps validation will work in their favor.

Im not answering about patents and people who want to copy....Its been covered many times..


Lindsasy





Title: Tubes + FETs + Square + Sine
Post by: Earl on June 14, 2007, 11:25:41 AM
Hi Bruce, hi All,

Bruce posted >>
SM suggested in his posts, to build a "mini tube amp" using Mosfets, to power the TPU, to start with.  He said it would be faster all around, to see something happen.  Can you explain as an electronic guy, how close to what is being done, is to a mini tube amp?  Is there any similarites?  What would the difference be?
I think this is an important post of SM's.
I don't know exactly what a "minitube" is, but it could refer to a RCA tube from the 60's.

The nuvistor was developed by RCA and it was first introduced in 1959. Nuvistors were the latest tube development at just about the same time as the introduction of the first integrated semiconductor circuits. A nuvistor is a miniature vacuum tube in a thimble sized metal case.

Nuvistors were also produced in Europe (by Philips/Mullard, Siemens and Lorenz) and in Russia.

Tektronix used nuvistors in the front-end of their oscilloscopes in the 1960's.

Neumann used the 13CW4 triode nuvistor in the famous U47 and U48 mics for a while when the Telefunken VF14 pentode wasn't available anymore. AKG used a nuvistor in the C12A mics and a RCA 7586 nuvistor in the C61 mics.

The first nuvistor to be produced by RCA was the 7586.

Musical Fidelity used nuvistors in their Nu-Vista 300 amplifiers and their Nu-Vista 3D CD players. Only 500 pieces of each were built.

Conrad Johnson used two 6CW4 nuvistors in their HV-1 and HV-2 Phono pre amps in the 1980's.

Nuvistors are mostly trodes, but one tetrode was also produced.
I am unable to dechipher what SM said in order to determine whether the exitation coils should receive sine or square/pulse waves.  Nor what is meant by "pure frequency"?  It is good that there are enough researchers here that some will try using pure sine waves, while others will try pulses.
Most high-quality audio oscillators have amplitude regulation which prohibits a fast change of frequency.  Sweeping frequencies is not so easy.  The only way I see arround this is to mix an HF variable frequency oscillator with a stable, fixed frequency and then use a good low-pass filter on the mixer output.  Or use a professional synthesizer.
It can not be excluded that there are more than one type of "TPU".  Photons at light frequencies were first produced by fire.  Nature used arc discharges.  Then incandescent lighting was invented, followed by LEDs, then laser diodes.  UFOs contactees routinely comment on lighting in the ships that appears to come from everywhere and nowhere:  it's just there - with no apparent source nor shadow.

It is possible that someone following SM's route will stumble onto another successful road, a "mutant hybrid clone" so to say.

Many will stumble over rocks, no matter which road is followed.  The important thing is not to give up.  Get up again, dust off, stand tall, and continue.  Failures do not exist unless you keep them to yourself; if you share them team knowledge is increased.
It should be clear that a lot of "brain busting" lies ahead of us.  For example in order to create a rotating magnetic field, four coils equispaced need phase offsets of 90 degrees, while 3 equispaced coils need electrical phase shifts of 120 degrees.  just dumping random frequencies and/or random phases into coils will not create a rotating magnetic field.
A major question is:  does the TPU need a rotating magnetic field?  If yes, then in my opinion, no one is doing it.

I have released one idea, along with concrete schematics, and will shortly be releasing other schematics.

If a rotating magnetic field is not necessary to operation, then random pulses are OK.  I will also be releasing concrete examples and schematics for random pulse generation.
It is a pleasure to see so many people cooperating in a dedicated manner to achieve a common goal, a goal that is getting more urgent every day.

Regards, Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 14, 2007, 11:42:06 AM
Hokay,

Back in the world. This re the Steve Mark device patent and that patent number I quoted.

My interest in SM's work starts when I saw it here back around April 2006, and during that time found links appropriate. Don't ask me the details though, over a year ago - this is just what I came up with at the time.

http://appft1.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO1&Sect2=HITOFF&d=PG01&p=1&u=/netahtml/PTO/srchnum.html&r=1&f=G&l=50&s1='20020125774'.PGNR.&OS=DN/20020125774&RS=DN/20020125774

The Continuous Electrical Generator. Now this could be a different thing and someone elses work, but it looks and is described the same. I expect I found a link here and just went all over the web like a mad snail. Where I heard of it first <checks>

Um, try this one:

http://www.zpenergy.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=149

that's in my Steve Mark notes too. Has the link to the same patent.

Got a pretty big pic of the front page - trying to attach.

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 14, 2007, 11:55:23 AM
..after reading Earl's post:

Note that the device above is all about rotating fields. With this unit and 6 poles, a well-shaped field with a smooth AC profile (no spikes) can be formed and rolled about the core.

Suspect the replication has found a new method - rocking not rolling a magnetic field.

If that be the case the replication may work with a magnet replacing the 12v coil.

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheOne on June 14, 2007, 03:19:07 PM
From a noob point of view (me), someone thinked about using magnetite/blacksand for the core of the tube/ring?

Maybe they are something missing, blacksand are highly reactive to magnetic field
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Pegasus on June 14, 2007, 03:24:17 PM
Anyone here can post a circuit schematic of a three phase inverter that one can drive from a variable frequency source?
Thank you.
Regards,
Pegasus
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 14, 2007, 04:04:43 PM
Any thing I do is about making this technology available..

The best way that I can .As I learn more, the methods will change...everybody do the same.. and we will have it.

A question that was put to me was . How long will it take for replicating people to be able to perfect the generator to the stage that Steven has?

I did not know the answer but i liked the challenge in the question..

Perhaps validation will work in their favor.

Im not answering about patents and people who want to copy....Its been covered many times..


Lindsasy







A few more months is my guess. Now that we have a foundation to work from, it shouldn't be that long. I've already heard about some great ideas to drop power consumption and then to close the loop. We would still need a starter battery with those suggestions.

Starting it with the swipe of a magnet... Not sure, on that one, it could be a while.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 04:18:06 PM
Wow, alot of new folks.

I suggest every one read the NEW FAQ thread set up by Stefan.  Roberto has some good advice.

Also, Jason sent me a message to let everyone know that he has not dropped off of the face of the planet, :)  but is leaving town for the weekend.  BUT when he returns on Monday, he will be attacking the ECD head on.

Also, I will allow Jason to give you details, but he has alot to say to improve the controller, but not in a way you think.  He also has a lot to say about the frequencies and BEMF.  He also has a lot to say about his last tests.... LOL  :)  I hope I wet your appetite..  Oh, and some of the doubters out there.... You are on the verge of being made believers very soon.  This ECD is revolutionary as you will see in due time.

So, replicate, STICK to Roberto's Circuit that WE KNOW WORKS, for now.  What we need some design circuits on, is for some good, cheap oscillators that will become the standard for replication.  We have three signal generator kits but they go up to only 100 KHz.  If someone can post a full TESTED circuit for these oscillators, that would help me and I think many others.

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 05:24:15 PM
Hi Cam,
many thanks for running this demo.

I hope you can work out the last bugs from your circuit.

Did you already see any superimposing waveforms like Jason posted ?

Yes, I could see the bulb barely glowing, but how much power was going into
the system then ?

Did you see any strange waveforms at all with your setup ?
Many thanks.

Stefan
To answer your questions
I know others are using mosfets but what I have found is as long as you can get a crisp square wave with a fast rise and fall time you get the best results, be it a spark gap, mosfet or npn transistor. I also found that 3amps seems to be a max amperage you want to use into the tpu, anything above this and the results are lessened. I pumped up to 8 amps with my darlington pair. As far as superimposing waves go yes I seen lots of noise and I scoped the transistor and seen it was being hit with a BEMF pulse which btw was not just a spike but was more square in nature about 65V. My am radio I have under the bench also picked up white noise from the tpu. I used my RV inverter to check the draw on a 12v bike battery and its 12 v at 3.3 amps to light the 40watt bulb full. Very efficient inverter. When I seen the bulb start to glow with the tpu I was using 5 amps at a frequency of 40k which seems to be a lower harmonic, testing with Jason confirms this. The bulb filament seem to glow white and actually looked blue in the camera. I spread out the wave form I was seeing the oscillation was roughly 2.2MHz with other waves around 1mhz. According to Otto?s document the scope shots matched. Today I will drive the trannies with a function genny instead of the 555 timer so I can fine tune the frequency and then adapt that to my 555 output. I use a copper screen around the tpu incase of RF burns, if you research RF burns you will see copper is used to protect persons from burns. As well I have a 10amp fuse on the battery but I think the wire will burn up before it hits that point.

I did try adding 2 frequencies and the amps jumped to 7 but the frequency on the second was fighting the first so I got less results. As well I have a floating ball compass in the middle of the TPU but did not see any spin yet. But we need 3 frequencies matched properly to achieve this. I will be tweaking and testing over the next few days and also constructing a mosfet driver setup. Cross your fingers, so far results show a very in efficient inverter but I am hoping once the frequencies are tuned and the amps to drive are adjustable we can get some positive results.

I would just like to say I don?t believe I seen Otto say he achieved OU and no one has actually measured draw vs output properly yet to verify the efficiency. My goal is to light the light to full brightness using a battery, not a mains power supply, I have been fooled many times in the past by bad mains grounds seeping 120v into coils and etc.

Once I achieve my goal I will post a video with detailed information showing the findings.         

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 14, 2007, 05:28:22 PM
Quote from: Mannix
UEC meeting is arranged. 

I'm surprised you were able to get through with the recently increased sunspot activity.

"The French Underground"

Quote from: Mannix
The best way that I can .As I learn more, the methods will change...everybody do the same.. and we will have it.     

So now its time to change the process of what is already known and has already been done?   So they are working for you then?  As you learn more?  Why dont you just learn more from uec? After all they have several working units.

Quote from: Mannix
A question that was put to me was . How long will it take for replicating people to be able to perfect the generator to the stage that Steven has?

I did not know the answer but i liked the challenge in the question..

Perhaps validation will work in their favor. 

Yes perhaps!

Here is my question for uec:

When do we get to see a true rms test with the output DC rectified and loaded up, running through capacitor filtering with a scope attached to any input and another attached to the unfiltered and filtered output? 

Validation would be a good thing but i am sure there is some reason that you or they cannot or are unwilling to do that right?!!!

Quote from: Mannix
Im not answering about patents and people who want to copy....Its been covered many times.
Lindsasy 

Wow!  This site is full of patents that people are copying for experimentation purposes, i am so happy that you have come to jesus and decided that the "marks" free energy device deserves your respect while all the other inventors on this site do not.


To all you builders out here, if you have faith in this project by all means keep on trucking and go for it.   I do not want to kill your golden goose.   But to everyone, i would demand a true rms test as anyone can create short pulses and shove them into a light bulb to give the appearance of more power out than is actually there.

Remember power is in watts and watts happens over time so no matter how bright that bulb is that little spike has to be averaged over time and that is a common circuit for saving battery power when lighting an led.   I have built and used this same circuit myself.

You can do this very cheaply with a squarewave generator and an led.  give it say a 6 volt pulse with a width of 10 milliseconds.  As soon as the frequency is greator than 250 cycles it "appears" to be on all the time when in fact is is being switched on and off at high frequency.   This is just an example of why i ask for the rms test!!!  It will get rid of any high frequency pulses that can be used to falsify results.

In an LED it is the speed because your eye cannot see it flickering faster than 250 times per second.  For a light bulb the filament cannot cool off fast enough.

So far the closest anyone has truthfully come to accomplishing this is the creation of a "high q transformer".  (i can see the scalar weapons being pointed at me now!!) 

BUT on the bright side-----------

If I am wrong I will buy a case of any beer of your choice that marks or uec will never ever provide a fool proof test for you, simple as it is to do so!   (but i cannot wait to hear lindsays creative reason why not!)

For those of you who believe in this great go for it, i am not slamming anyone here, as far as uec is concerned "provide real evidence" that it works.  That is all i ask!  So far what you have provided for evidence that it works is garbage.  Think "scope" "rectified" "filtered output" "noninductive load"!!!  Then you will have my "positive" attention.

Lighting light bulbs, (frosted no less), running through an invertor  simply does not cut it for anyone who knows how easily this sort of thing is to fake.

For those of you who believe in this with all your heart and soul by all means keep on trucking ok!  This is a conversation for the most part between me and Mr Lindsay for the most part and not meant to discourage anyone here so please refrain from flaming me.

Those are the questions I have for Mister Lindsay and the unknown electrical club.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 14, 2007, 05:31:18 PM
You are on the verge of being made believers very soon.


i do hope you are right!  but it will take nothing less than a true rms test to prove it to me k?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 14, 2007, 05:36:51 PM
I did try adding 2 frequencies and the amps jumped to 7 but the frequency on the second was fighting the first so I got less results. As well I have a floating ball compass in the middle of the TPU but did not see any spin yet. But we need 3 frequencies matched properly to achieve this.
Cam
you
It has been some time since i read that long posting with all the marks comments but if i remember correctly he said something to the effect that you have to line up all the frequencies or the harmonics or something along those lines.

Of course i asked the question a long time ago:  How does any one plan on doing that?

maybe i read it wrong or misinterpreted it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 14, 2007, 05:42:04 PM


...... and the unknown electrical club.

Hi koko:

Even though I disagree with most of your other rants, I've got to give you this one!
LOL

cheers
chrisC

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 05:54:09 PM
I thought I just stated in my last post that true input and output wattage needs to be determined, we need to do this be it windows motor, that guy with the newman motor, or the SM device. Please be patient, myself and the others are working real hard to provide real evidence. The end result = output cap same farad as input cap. Input cap charged ? unit started ? output caps exceeds voltage of input cap or feedback blows input cap as well as output. No battery should be needed in any of these devices. Caps love radiant energy.  

@kokomoj0 How does any one plan on doing that?  
 
If you notice Otto?s wiring diagram you will see that really we are sending the pulses into a common ground. To create the hash we need 3 timers out of sync. The goal it to provide a hash of waves that create a mess or do not quite blend, be it 103.7 degrees out of phase but may be in harmonic at higher values.  But I will not state this is correct until I test it.

Cheers
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 14, 2007, 06:04:40 PM

1 Watt = 1 Joule / 1 sec

1 Joule per second equals 1 Watt.

As you can all easily see by the calculator in the link below that using filte5red DC will in fact give accurate answers.
 
http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-ohm.htm

If you have a pulse that is 10 volts perfectly square wave for 1 millisecond into a 10 ohm load that yields 10 watts, but here is the catch it is 10 watts for only 1 millisecond and there are 1000 milliseconds in 1 sec.

So an equivalent DC wattage then would require 1000 1Ms pulses with no gaps or pure DC.

Then:
The real power is 10/1000 = .01 watts rms and rms wattage is the equivalent dc wattage or what is known as "true power" in the industry for those who are not familiar with it.

So there is where I am coming from.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 14, 2007, 06:07:25 PM
I thought I just stated in my last post that true input and output wattage needs to be determined, we need to do this be it windows motor, that guy with the newman motor, or the SM device. Please be patient, myself and the others are working real hard to provide real evidence. 

Kool!  i will have a cold one then and await your results  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 06:15:26 PM
@ Com

Your control coils looked to be made from single strand magnetic wire.  Is this the case?  The replication calls for STRANDED.

Also 7 amps output from your P/S in wire rated at 2.2 amps....Hmm....and they did not melt and burn up...hmm....I wonder why!  LOL  Think about it! :)

And besides this, you used a different circuit then the one posted.  So this IS NOT a replication but your own ideas mixed with a properly wound coil.  PLEASE RE READ Roberto on the NEW FAQ THREAD and then build it EXACTLY TO SPECS and then post.



Keeping it honest,
Bruce   ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 14, 2007, 06:26:10 PM
I thought I just stated in my last post that true input and output wattage needs to be determined, we need to do this be it windows motor, that guy with the newman motor, or the SM device. Please be patient, myself and the others are working real hard to provide real evidence. 

Kool!  i will have a cold one then and await your results  :)

Hey Koko, we're all in a quest for answers here. You seem very knowlegable and capable. Any help testing would be appreciated. It's not very hard to build, and doesn't take much time/money. At this point, I have to say, the position you have taken from the very start, and your contemptuous attitude is not very conducive to someone wanting to perform tests for you, while you mock us, and what we've done. As far as we know, we could go ahead and perform your tests, and you would not accept them anyway, as you probably view us as being biased. Perhaps the tests would be more believable to you, if you performed them for yourself? You after all would be the most logical to perform those tests, as you would no doubt be doing it from a different perspective, and could perhaps be more objective?

Ideally it would be good to just drop the device off at some highschool or college, and have them perform the tests, as they probably have not heard of the device and have formed no opinions whatsoever.

Perhaps, you could save everyone a whole bunch of time by quantifying, and qualifying output?

You would definitely satisfy a lot of curiosity, and would be doing the community a favor.

BTW I'm a brewer and kindof a beer snob. I don't think you wanna spend the kinda money it would take to buy me a case of my favorite beer.

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 14, 2007, 06:33:03 PM
Bruce:

As far as I know (I may be wrong), there is no electrical difference between the stranded and un-stranded magnet wire. Stranded wire is structurally better made and will not kink easily(?), for all intents and purposes they are the same, I think.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 14, 2007, 06:40:14 PM
@ Com

Your control coils looked to be made from single strand magnetic wire.  Is this the case?  The replication calls for STRANDED.

no, and wrong
Quote

Also 7 amps output from your P/S in wire rated at 2.2 amps....Hmm....and they did not melt and burn up...hmm....I wonder why!  LOL  Think about it! :)

And besides this, you used a different circuit then the one posted.  So this IS NOT a replication but your own ideas mixed with a properly wound coil.  PLEASE RE READ Roberto on the NEW FAQ THREAD and then build it EXACTLY TO SPECS and then post.


Keeping it honest,
Bruce   ;)

I don't know what you were looking at, Bruce, but Cam's is almost identical to Jason's. Oh, and he HAS read it, and has built it very close to specs. The specs which you apparently MISREAD!

The reason I say "very close" instead of "exactly", is because we're not using european wire guagues, and there are some vaugeries that have yet to be addressed in the document. Can you point them out? Oh, and by the way, he did light a bulb.

Or can I ask how your replication is coming? If you want to critisize someone about their build and tell them to not post until they have built "exactly to specs"(all in caps) perhaps you should refrain from posting until you have built "exactly to specs", and tested? And perhaps you should go back and read it AGAIN! instead of skimming it, and calling that good enough. Reading comprehension is your friend.

This should be entertaining. Just keeping it honest you know.

;)  Rich


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 14, 2007, 06:47:29 PM
@otto

Good, good and good. I will build it. It is easier than to ask a million questions that I have runing in my mind. This WILL be fun. I'll make the protective screen first. I want to keep my inerds intack.

@Stefan

Can you add a post in the Q&A section giving the link to the pdf document(s) and update as new doc are made..

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2235.0;attach=95207

Plus here is a question to Otto.
1) Did you use the 22.5mm per inch rule when calculating the coil wire lengths.

@chrisC
I have a pdf document that I always thought was a patent from SM. I will post it here when I get back to my home computer later today.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 06:49:12 PM
@ Com

Your control coils looked to be made from single strand magnetic wire.  Is this the case?  The replication calls for STRANDED.

Also 7 amps output from your P/S in wire rated at 2.2 amps....Hmm....and they did not melt and burn up...hmm....I wonder why!  LOL  Think about it! :)


Say what, control coils are bifilar single strand primary and secondary... well that?s what I read, and collector around the rigs are multi strand. My TPU is a clone of Jason?s and I followed the tpu pdf. Have I got something wrong? Then both me and Jason got it wrong. The driving ctc, well as long as we get the pulse right , Jason was using a function generator with 50% duty mosfets. Mosfet, NPN transistor, hand switch <well maybe 180k by hand is not possible> ?.., many ways to achieve the same result. My power supply is a 12volt motorbike battery. Do you know how many amps those puppies can put out? Try it with a 50amp meter and hook it direct for a split second and see. Try to see how long you can short 28meg wire before it burns up. I have done all these tests. Gad if I can get the same results as Otto or Jason using just a battery not a mains power supply then I must have something right?. At least I hope so ;)

I guess as long as I achieve the same results as Otto, Roberto, Jason and anyone else trying it I should be ok?. If not I?ll start again.


Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 14, 2007, 07:18:36 PM
Hello all,

@wattsup

I tried with 22,5mm, hmmm....as Im waiting for my scope I cant answer exactly. 22,5mm for the inch and then same weight for primary and secondary, again,hmmm....

Looks good but as I cant see my signals...sorry.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 14, 2007, 07:33:54 PM
Regarding questions to UEC ...

@ Lindsay,

I am very curious why UEC has not made the TPU available to the public either by commercially making a product for sale, or at least licensing it out to those who will manufacture it?

The SM demonstration videos were made ten years ago, yet UEC has apparently done nothing substantial with the patent. From my point of view, the patent seems to have degraded into a means to essentially gag SM and suppress the technology from being brought to market.

Isn't it reasonable to expect UEC to produce a product? And if they do not have the deep pocket backing and factory assests, then why not at least give other enterprises the right to manufacture?

If Radiant Energy technology was allowed to supersede Fossil Fuel energy, all these recent wars in the Balkans and Middle East would possibly never have happened. I mean, isn't "The War of Terror" essentially a disguised Resource War for domination of what's left of the "Oil Patch"?

I firmly believe that energy emancipation is the most fundamental issue that prevents human civilization from making the next big leap forward. So why not change the world for the better? What is there to fear? Less pollution? Less poverty? Less war? Potentially diminished CO2 emissions that may factor into climate change?

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 14, 2007, 08:03:39 PM

.....If Radiant Energy technology was allowed to supersede Fossil Fuel energy, all these recent wars in the Balkans and Middle East would possibly never have happened. I mean, isn't "The War of Terror" essentially a disguised Resource War for domination of what's left of the "Oil Patch"?

I firmly believe that energy emancipation is the most fundamental issue that prevents human civilization from making the next big leap forward. So why not change the world for the better? What is there to fear? Less pollution? Less poverty? Less war? Potentially diminished CO2 emissions that may factor into climate change?

Robby


The whole western world particularly, and many other countries have economies that rely on the printing of the dollar. The only reason the dollar has any value is because trading and buying of the majority of the world's oil is in dollars. Therefore countries have to hold reserves of dollars. This whole scenario holds up a massive amount of debt. There is also staggering amounts of debt in all the energy infrastructure.

Now move to a scenario where 'free' energy become available. Previously prosperous countries will be saddled with huge amount of debt, and ironically move into third world status. Countries with natural resources such as Africa and Australia (whay hay!!) will benefit the most, as will third world countries without vast amounts of debt.

India, Africa, China, Russia will become dominant forces in the world. Wealthy, powerful, political families that have their wealth based on oil will be decimated.

In the short term, the social upheaval will be huge. This, coupled with the loss of wealth and power is what fuels the current status quo, and prevents this sort of technology getting out.

However, global warming, oil shortages, potable water shortages (free energy would solve this overnight as saltwater could be desalinated) means the world has to go through this 'burning' in order for the phoenix to rise out of the ashes, so to speak.

Onwards and upwards.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 14, 2007, 08:20:48 PM
Lindsay:

I know you don't want to go down the "patent" path since you asserted it's already been discussed much. Somehow, I have not been able to find (at least in the USPTO public pair database) anything related to UEC as the assigned company and the only probable reference to SM is the patent on the semiconductor equipment patent (6,015,476) assigned to Applied Materials, if this is the real Steve Marks of the renown TPU!

The point is in any patented technology is for the inventor to publically disclose the invention in exchange for exclusivity of 15/20 years. So what is the big deal of disclosing where and what the supposedly patented technology is? If it is indeed patented?

This is why I am at a loss why this secrecy is in place, especially coming from you! Aren't you on the side of peopel fro free energy?

cheers

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 14, 2007, 08:45:49 PM
Jason wrote:
Quote
Anyone who knows anything about transformers (especially pulse transformers) will tell you that the power is only transferred to the secondary coil when the square wave is switched on and off. In my case, ANY power the bulb would get from the power supply would HAVE to be transferred in the 46 ns that it takes for my MOSFET drivers to switch on the FETS, and an additional 46 or so ns to turn it off! the other tons of ms that the square wave is on (and drawing loads of current) is all a complete waste of the input power! I am driving my FETs with a 50% duty cycle square wave and this will be the first thing that I correct.

Jason, this is not correct.

If you recall, the RMS value of a 50% duty-cycle square wave is the Vpeak value.

If you did not have those ms of "ON-TIME", then the power transferred to the secondary would be diminished by the ratio of the duty cycle. So anything lower than 50% will decrease the output accordingly.

You may be wasting power, but ONLY if your coil is being fully energized BEFORE the pulse goes LO again. This time constant is determined by the inductance and series resistance of the coil you are driving, and the ON-TIME can be optimized by using 5X that time constant tau.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 08:49:54 PM
@ Rich

My replication is coming along fine, unfortunately I live in a VERY rural area and have to Order everything online.  We have parts arriving tomorrow and wire coming in Monday for my last control coil.

The document does give metric and it is difficult (impossible) to find those EXACT sizes here in the US. 

Okay, I found the problem.  In the first download I have it states that the control coils are the stated gauge, copper stranded.  In the Otto Roberto pdf it states that it is simply copper enameled.  Well that would have made my life easier finding magnetic wire over the wire I have, but Oh well.  So Com, my apologies for my wire confusion! LOL


Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 14, 2007, 08:54:18 PM
Lindsay:

I know you don't want to go down the "patent" path since you asserted it's already been discussed much. Somehow, I have not been able to find (at least in the USPTO public pair database) anything related to UEC as the assigned company and the only probable reference to SM is the patent on the semiconductor equipment patent (6,015,476) assigned to Applied Materials, if this is the real Steve Marks of the renown TPU!

The point is in any patented technology is for the inventor to publically disclose the invention in exchange for exclusivity of 15/20 years. So what is the big deal of disclosing where and what the supposedly patented technology is? If it is indeed patented?

This is why I am at a loss why this secrecy is in place, especially coming from you! Aren't you on the side of peopel fro free energy?

cheers

chrisC

First the patent is for the control unit. Not the entire unit. Which would amount to a triple headed pulse generator, with protections built in, such as heat and overvoltage. Possibly a way to measure and monitor, and auto adjust frequencies in order to keep the unit stable.

With time we'll have this.

Second, Patents rarely give enough info in order to replicate. Most of the time, just enough to prove it's unique, and what it does. With a few drawings in order to provide prior art, in the case of patent infringements.

Thirdly since it's just the control unit, we probably wouldn't have any idea how it closes the loop or self-powers since very little, if any reference to the coils will be present. And since the coils determine the frequencies, it probably will not mention any specific frequencies. No help there.
Moot point.

I'm sure it will come out eventually. Just no need for it, and most likely, some kind of solemn oath was sworn in order to stay on their good side in order to be able to perhaps get more info out of them from time to time. No point in burning bridges. It's likely, more beneficial to us for lindsay to NOT tell us, and NOT burn that bridge at the moment.

However, if you still wish to find out the patent, US patents would NOT be the place to look.

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 14, 2007, 09:01:58 PM
@ Rich

My replication is coming along fine, unfortunately I live in a VERY rural area and have to Order everything online.  We have parts arriving tomorrow and wire coming in Monday for my last control coil.

The document does give metric and it is difficult (impossible) to find those EXACT sizes here in the US.  But it does say, stranded.  If it does not matter, then it should perhaps be made clearer.


Cheers,
Bruce

I just did a search for the word "stranded" in their PDF, and you know what? In 55 pages, it doesn't come up one single time.

The collector is stranded, not the controls. Controls are mag wire. Good luck finding stranded in those gauges.

Collector is Lamp wire, or speaker wire. Controls are 24 and 27 gauge, primary and secondary respectively MAG WIRE. Wound BIFILAR until the primary runs out, then finish winding the secondary.

NOW, Roberto, DID say that perhaps Litz could be, and perhaps would be, beneficial, if used in the controls instead of this arrangment, due to the many strands in parallel, and them being tightly compressed into a small space. However, it was untested.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 14, 2007, 09:05:49 PM
Rich,

I have one document that said the size wire stranded, and the new pdf that says copper enameled.  So it was my bad for not see the discrepency and using the older doc for myself.

I will use the Thin stranded wire that I have for my control coils.  It was hard to find, so I will try it and see if it makes a difference.

Thank you, :)  Peace!  LOL
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 14, 2007, 09:09:56 PM
Rich:

Thanks for the inputs. My intent was not to put Lindsay in a difficult position. If the technology (controller or not) is indeed patented under a different assignee or the subject matter is classified under a different class/sub class in another country other than the US or PCT, then that is OK, in the sense that if the patent protection does not include the US or Europe, then maybe only the Australians(?) will not be permitted to copy the design per se?

I've been going through the ups and downs of my own patents, especially when it comes down to getting infringers to take license! Well, when it gets down to real $, the ugly side of humanity often shows the true side!

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 14, 2007, 09:18:10 PM
Z_P_E
You are correct, if the pulse width is less the secondary reacts to the change just as if the pulse is to long, or if there is a dc offset. The spikes in the tpu spread out are the oscillations in the coils. The pulse I believe, needs to have a correlation with the length of the primary. 4 things to consider 1: the rise time to create a changing voltage 2: fall time related to rise time 3: pulse duration and 4: off duration or 3 & 4 =duty. Tesla used a dampened sine wave in his primary coils to allow the secondary to ring. Were Tesla's coils not weight constant? He used a spark gap to create a fast rising voltage with short on time. If you study a bit on static electricity you will see it is only electricity when the electron in neg charge item is finding it?s buddy the proton. I could go on and on but I think it?s time for me to be quiet and get back to the lab.   ;)


Here is the pdf I followed

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 14, 2007, 10:51:31 PM
@anyone

On the circuit diagram there are 7 grounding signs. Are all these going to the 12vdc (8th) ground terminal or are some isolated to another power source. I need to know this to figure out how and when the bemf can travel back to the void.

It would have been good to show the actual grounds connecting, like Tesla or Erfinder circuit never uses a simple ground sign. The shown grounds indicate a ground to a physical mass like a chassis. This is part of the circuit and is important to understand how the bemf gets its cue to implode back into the void.

Also on the circuit there seems to be three redundant lines leading to the ZERO point from the primary to secondary junctions. Those junctions can simply be parallelled leading to the Zero and the frequencies can be parrelled leading to the Zero also. It would remove a lot of clutter from the circuit. Unless I see this wrong in which case please clarify is possible. You know, not all of us are electronic wizards, but we do have enough background to understand and apply.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 14, 2007, 11:35:02 PM
Hi All,
I think I have figured out what it was that the guy from Macedonia may have been trying describe to us, a double diode that looks like a mosfet would be ideal if used as shown and sorts out numerous problems of back emf and so forth:



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 15, 2007, 12:57:21 AM
Lindsay:

I know you don't want to go down the "patent" path since you asserted it's already been discussed much. Somehow, I have not been able to find (at least in the USPTO public pair database) anything related to UEC as the assigned company and the only probable reference to SM is the patent on the semiconductor equipment patent (6,015,476) assigned to Applied Materials, if this is the real Steve Marks of the renown TPU!

The point is in any patented technology is for the inventor to publically disclose the invention in exchange for exclusivity of 15/20 years. So what is the big deal of disclosing where and what the supposedly patented technology is? If it is indeed patented?

This is why I am at a loss why this secrecy is in place, especially coming from you! Aren't you on the side of peopel fro free energy?

cheers

chrisC


Aussie?
http://www.ipaustralia.gov.au/patents/search_index.shtml
Russia?
http://patentsfromru.com/
Britain?
http://users.aber.ac.uk/dgw/patent.htm
Japan?
http://www.jpo.go.jp/
http://www.ptranslation.com/find-japanese-patents.htm
Philipines?
http://www.ipophil.gov.ph/PatSearch/
China?
http://www.wanfangdata.com/patent/advanced_search.asp
Africa?
http://www.svw.co.za/et-sa-patent-office.html
New Zealand?
http://www.iponz.govt.nz/pls/web/dbssiten.main

The world:
https://www2.delphion.com/cgi-bin/ncommerce3/ExecMacro/IPN/IPNmandreg.d2w/report?regfrom=funlim&referal=freetrial315

The rest:
http://members.pcug.org.au/~rossco/patentsearching.htm

good luck man!



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 15, 2007, 01:03:41 AM
Hello Everyone,

Sorry I have been so long getting back with you. I have been very busy with other non-TPU related stuff and haven't been keeping up on the thread. I am still working on some modifications to my control circuit to make it more efficient, and thought I would respond to ZPE's response to my recent post since he makes some important points:

Jason wrote:
Quote
Anyone who knows anything about transformers (especially pulse transformers) will tell you that the power is only transferred to the secondary coil when the square wave is switched on and off. In my case, ANY power the bulb would get from the power supply would HAVE to be transferred in the 46 ns that it takes for my MOSFET drivers to switch on the FETS, and an additional 46 or so ns to turn it off! the other tons of ms that the square wave is on (and drawing loads of current) is all a complete waste of the input power! I am driving my FETs with a 50% duty cycle square wave and this will be the first thing that I correct.

Jason, this is not correct.

If you recall, the RMS value of a 50% duty-cycle square wave is the Vpeak value.

If you did not have those ms of "ON-TIME", then the power transferred to the secondary would be diminished by the ratio of the duty cycle. So anything lower than 50% will decrease the output accordingly.

You may be wasting power, but ONLY if your coil is being fully energized BEFORE the pulse goes LO again. This time constant is determined by the inductance and series resistance of the coil you are driving, and the ON-TIME can be optimized by using 5X that time constant tau.

Darren

Darren,

You make some valid points about the on-time being important to the amount of power induced from the primary to the secondary. But there is one important point that a lot of people miss when talking about the pulse transformers. It is true that we only want to supply enough energy to load the magnetic field of the coil, and only that amount of energy. Any more on-time from the square wave and it will simply be wasted to ground since the magnetic field can only hold so much. BUT what we need to do is load the magnetic field completely, and then capture the collapsing field spike when the field diminishes. It is common knowledge that one can get 50-90% of the input energy back just from the BEMF spike that results. But this is only true if we input only enough energy to saturate the magnetic field and no more.

If we do this, then we can produce the required high voltage spikes on the secondary coil and ultimately pay only for the resistive losses in the primary coil. There is much more to this and I have spoken extensively about this in earlier threads. For those interested, please see this link:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg33712.html#msg33712

The other thing we all need to remember is that there is another event that takes place when the sharp rise time happens Before the current starts to flow to even load the magnetic field. There is a sharp E-field gradient produced when the voltage suddenly switches high on the coil, and there are effects in the space of the coil and on the electrons in the coil as a result of this. So it is really not just a simple matter of loading and unloading magnetic fields to transfer energy.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 15, 2007, 01:14:41 AM
kokomo:

Thanks for the links. It wasn't that I can't be bothered to find the links. My point was, if indeed the controller or whatever else has been patented, then it is the public's right to know. It's not even about copying patented technology. Every invention should have been an improvement (supposedly distinctive & unobvious) over prior art.

Hence, whether it is UEC or SM himself or that lawyer, there is only one truth and that truth should not be "secret" if indeed patented. That's all really.

Thanks
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 15, 2007, 04:20:05 AM
Rich,

Thanks ..you saved me ..twice!

All,
Im not surprised that some want to  crucify me , I expect it!

It still hurts a bit though..

Lindsay
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 15, 2007, 04:34:19 AM
As an aid in helping me determine the theory of operation for Otto's and Roberto's device, I drew their circuit out in a manner that seems a little simpler....for me anyway. It's not too pretty, but it is hopefully clear and makes sense.

Just thought others might benefit by seeing it drawn a different way.

I won't go into the theory of operation, but one may notice that all 3 primaries, and all 3 secondaries are in parallel.

Any one of the 3 switches will energize all 3 primaries, somewhat in an "OR" fashion.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on June 15, 2007, 05:17:19 AM
What? No fuses at the output yet?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 15, 2007, 05:57:11 AM
wow .. gone for a few days .. and the world has changed ..  :D

glad to see a full scientific paper from otto/ronotte .. good work ..

@Mannix .. no one is trying to crucify you .. WE ALL WANT FREE ENERGY .. although i agree w/ Gn0sis .. i feel so bad at heart thinking about all the reasons why the world has become as it is at the moment .. .. u say crucified as if it is bad .. but then Christians thank Jesus for being crucified.

as is very much evident from SM's words from his meeting w/ USA agents in his last few letters to u, USA is very much into controlling UEC and this technology. It isnt a guess, it is a fact.

another obvious .. if u are going to do business with these guys they will make u sign away your life so that u can "stay in the loop" .. so if u want to play devil's advocate, dont be surprised at the ending.

I believe in FULL DISCLOSURE. some technologies may be harmful if not used correctly .. but everything in life is in that category ..

I fully back Steven Greer in his effort to get this technology disclosed. He has the backing of hundreds of high level insiders .. not a small thing to do. ... And here is UEC, SM, Gov agents (who are pawns), private corporations etc playing with words and legal matters .. i say !@#$ that. It is time we shed our kiddie clothes and donned the garb of maturity .. heavens knows, humanity has earned it. All this secrecy has demented the progress of human evolution. Scientists have been forced to reinvent the wheel for decades only to have done so in vain. so sad.

i can go on and on .. but i will shut up .. I understand SM perspective .. i understand your perspective .. most of use here do this already .. we just don't think it is the "right" way to go about.

I know this isn't the arena for this type of debate .. but your response prompted such a rebuttal.

ABOUT the questions to UEC
1. What is the company's FULL name?
2. What do they think about the term "Humanity"?
Question to SM:
1. Why o Why this mary-go-round? (and no, please dont say u have to know how the tech works to use it .. i am way too smart to fall for that)

in light of all this, what Otto and Ronette are doing is even more enlightening, they are the true heroes .. they opensourced it and are fully disclosing everything, what a gift indeed.

devilzangel
..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 15, 2007, 06:41:31 AM
Rich,

Thanks ..you saved me ..twice!

All,
Im not surprised that some want to  crucify me , I expect it!

It still hurts a bit though..

Lindsay

Not from me he didnt save you.  My predictions stand.

I made my statement and i verbalized your next move in advance. 

I even bet a some good brew on it, that little does he know i am a fellow brewmiester and brew connisuer and my favorite flavor is a nice flowery, goes down like milk, double decoction marzan.   you and others here may not know what that means but he does.  There's only one thing better and thats x rated!  LOL

No one is crucifying you!  You crucify yourself.   The only thing you are a victim to here is yourself not us.  By your own actions or inactions and the things you say.

You asked for questions and I gave you a legitimate one. When do we get to see a true DC rms filtered loaded and scoped output of sm's coil.  If it comes to pass that is agreed upon that they will do it, i will tell you "exactly" how it must be performed to prove this device beyond anyones doubt as even that can be faked easily enough.

i am from missouri the "show me" state and my money is on it aint never a gonna happen.

You made the meeting with uec, i made my predictions and i made my call, now its only a matter of sitting back having that cold one and watching the truth unfold in one direction or the other.

Look at it from the bright side Lindsay, i gave you a nice challenge here so now is your chance to get "really" creative!

Again to all you builders this is between me an lindsay here, not you guys so keep on trucking and do your thing.   I only want truth here and Mister Lindsay opened that door with an invitation and I chose to walk through it with a very resaonable request.  The same one that is expected of me with anything i have ever designed anyway.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 15, 2007, 06:49:34 AM
kokomo:

Thanks for the links. It wasn't that I can't be bothered to find the links. My point was, if indeed the controller or whatever else has been patented, then it is the public's right to know. It's not even about copying patented technology. Every invention should have been an improvement (supposedly distinctive & unobvious) over prior art.

Hence, whether it is UEC or SM himself or that lawyer, there is only one truth and that truth should not be "secret" if indeed patented. That's all really.

Thanks
chrisC

i cannot agree with you more.  i made that point in another thread  and got boo'd down and threatened with mayhem and censorship so i can not really say to much about it.  So i will leave it at "patents are public" and cut it there.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 15, 2007, 06:56:07 AM
Look more detail into the circuit, It seems the output energy is delivered from the secondary of the control coil because 3 of them are typical air core step up transformer or Tesla coil. No mater the mobius coil exist or not, it already delivering energy. To prove whether the mobius coil is useful we can adjust the frequency and set to the best condition, then suddenly disconnect the mobius part from the circuit, check if any difference and adjust the frequency try to get previous max. output. By the way please waste your time to the patents and feelings until we got some anomalous result. We should concentrate to technology not OTHERS.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 15, 2007, 07:06:03 AM
Look more detail into the circuit, It seems the output energy is delivered from the secondary of the control coil because 3 of them are typical air core step up transformer or Tesla coil. No mater the mobius coil exist or not, it already delivering energy. To prove whether the mobius coil is useful we can adjust the frequency and set to the best condition, then suddenly disconnect the mobius part from the circuit, check if any difference and adjust the frequency try to get previous max. output. By the way please waste your time to the patents and feelings until we got some anomalous result. We should concentrate to technology not OTHERS.

i know virtually nothing about this but i can tell you that using a generator is not how to get this to work if in fact is real in the first place.  (jump on this one Lindsay!)  lol

Someone asked why i do not help, there i have helped.  i can throw out bones too.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 07:08:20 AM
Ok tonight was a blast ,I used 1 frequency and I changed from transistors to a mosfet driver and mosfet?s?.. It?s the rise time that makes the difference; I tested duty cycle and no real difference. I need faster switching device, can you say tubes. Well maybe tubes next but first I want to research a controller I might be able to use. Tomorrow 24 volts to drive it and see if it performs better. When you touch the output? ya I love to feel it, it feels just like a Tesla coil discharge. This test was all battery no mains ,,, Off Grid and similar results as Jason. Trannies used 5 amps, mosfet used 1.5 amps @ 12 volts ? big difference. For all the  bendini builders use mosfets you will be impressed. For those watching the camera I hope it was a really big show. It's the rise time just like Tesla said, just like static electricity on the move.

Oh Please don't touch like I do, I have years of experiance dealing with HV.      

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: adrians on June 15, 2007, 07:10:53 AM

To whomever was trying to stream live video from the webcam (c0mster, I think), have you tried http://ustream.tv? I think it would be ideal for this.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 07:13:24 AM
@adrians
 
Thats cool, thanks. I think Stefan has somthing in mind to fix the problem. I never expected so much traffic.

Cam
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 15, 2007, 07:26:33 AM
good stuff .. keep it up  :)

devilzangel
..

Ok tonight was a blast ,I used 1 frequency and I changed from transistors to a mosfet driver and mosfet?s?.. It?s the rise time that makes the difference; I tested duty cycle and no real difference. I need faster switching device, can you say tubes. Well maybe tubes next but first I want to research a controller I might be able to use. Tomorrow 24 volts to drive it and see if it performs better. When you touch the output? ya I love to feel it, it feels just like a Tesla coil discharge. This test was all battery no mains ,,, Off Grid and similar results as Jason. Trannies used 5 amps, mosfet used 1.5 amps @ 12 volts ? big difference. For all the  bendini builders use mosfets you will be impressed. For those watching the camera I hope it was a really big show. It's the rise time just like Tesla said, just like static electricity on the move.

Oh Please don't touch like I do, I have years of experiance dealing with HV.       

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: manlopez39 on June 15, 2007, 07:42:34 AM
Hello...
I just want to express my appreciation.
I'm just glad being able to read/view the quality efforts that
are being displayed here.
To:  SM,LM,Otto,Roberto,Jason,Comster,Rob,Dom,Dave,Bruce,
gnostik,giantkiller & a few others, thank you!!!

I'm just reading all the documentation provided.  Not an engineer
here and yet I'm understanding the logics on many things.
I'll keep learning from all the information coming out.  One day
I know I'll be able to replicate with some help of a friend.

Please continue.....I applaud you.....as others... Your
dedication & generosity is not going unnoticed.  
Blessings...Manny...    ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 15, 2007, 08:29:13 AM
Rich,

Thanks ..you saved me ..twice!

All,
Im not surprised that some want to  crucify me , I expect it!

It still hurts a bit though..

Lindsay

Not from me he didnt save you.  My predictions stand.

I made my statement and i verbalized your next move in advance. 

I even bet a some good brew on it, that little does he know i am a fellow brewmiester and brew connisuer and my favorite flavor is a nice flowery, goes down like milk, double decoction marzan.   you and others here may not know what that means but he does.  There's only one thing better and thats x rated!  LOL

No one is crucifying you!  You crucify yourself.   The only thing you are a victim to here is yourself not us.  By your own actions or inactions and the things you say.

You asked for questions and I gave you a legitimate one. When do we get to see a true DC rms filtered loaded and scoped output of sm's coil.  If it comes to pass that is agreed upon that they will do it, i will tell you "exactly" how it must be performed to prove this device beyond anyones doubt as even that can be faked easily enough.

i am from missouri the "show me" state and my money is on it aint never a gonna happen.

You made the meeting with uec, i made my predictions and i made my call, now its only a matter of sitting back having that cold one and watching the truth unfold in one direction or the other.

Look at it from the bright side Lindsay, i gave you a nice challenge here so now is your chance to get "really" creative!

Again to all you builders this is between me an lindsay here, not you guys so keep on trucking and do your thing.   I only want truth here and Mister Lindsay opened that door with an invitation and I chose to walk through it with a very resaonable request.  The same one that is expected of me with anything i have ever designed anyway.






Ok Mr nameless,
you win !you are right and I am wrong..oh thank you for your guidance... I have a rope and a tree!

All the engineers reports ...all the witness reports..they were all just fooling me ...oh dear..where is my book of knots?

Ha! HA!

all,
It always gets like this when progress is being made.
Its fun in one way...very sad in another...but never boring !
yep!  I get sucked by it but I should just ignore it..

An Un unusual conversion event has been documented for you..
I say again "THIS IS NOT A POWER GENERATOR"...go to your hardware store.
want some readings...got to your phsycic!

Listen to this guy and you can save your self the trouble of building something that is a waste of time . That is If you expect to have a power generator like Steven  first up.

Gee i hope it never builds one!

This will sort itself out in time..

As people contribute what they can in this process.

The ox is slow but the earth is patient.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 15, 2007, 08:36:21 AM
Ok tonight was a blast ,I used 1 frequency and I changed from transistors to a mosfet driver and mosfet?s?.. It?s the rise time that makes the difference; I tested duty cycle and no real difference. I need faster switching device, can you say tubes. Well maybe tubes next but first I want to research a controller I might be able to use. Tomorrow 24 volts to drive it and see if it performs better. When you touch the output? ya I love to feel it, it feels just like a Tesla coil discharge. This test was all battery no mains ,,, Off Grid and similar results as Jason. Trannies used 5 amps, mosfet used 1.5 amps @ 12 volts ? big difference. For all the  bendini builders use mosfets you will be impressed. For those watching the camera I hope it was a really big show. It's the rise time just like Tesla said, just like static electricity on the move.

Oh Please don't touch like I do, I have years of experiance dealing with HV.       

Cam

Camster, and all whoI was in Skype conference with,
was a real joy to see it and your progress with it.
I hope we can continue this way and get it powered up soon
real well.
I also have to get a few more IRF 840 and these driver ICs before I can build
my TPU.
Was really nice seeing your bulb glow, not yet as bright as Jason?s one,
but you will get there !

Many thanks for this webcam feed !

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 09:51:39 AM
By the way, we did verify the pulse width/frequency relationship to power output.

with IRF840's it seems the optimal duty cycle is around 20% for maximum output. on one channel we were getting very bright bulbs at this duty cycle, not as bright as in the flashover video, but probably at least two thirds that. At lower current draw as well. When the duty cycle is changed you have to retune to find a new sweet spot as this changes the frequency to power output relationship. The bulb lit very steadily.

We tested with Neons, a 12 watt bulb, a 40 watt bulb, and some flourescents, all lit to varying degrees. The 12 watt bulb lit fully, with power to spare for the 40 watt, to about 1/3 power, same current draw. ALL OF THIS WITH ONE FREQUENCY.

1-2 amps input when tuned to a nice sweet spot around 35khz if I remember correctly.

can't remember the volts, if someone can volunteer that, that would be great.
(cam was a bit excited and chaotic, and hard to keep up with, understandable) :)

Batteries were used to power the device, the tpu was shielded with copper mesh.

We tested for energy back flow, before putting protections in place, and noticed a LOT of ac hash at the battery terminals. This is with a shielded TPU, and very little free RF in the room as checked with an AM radio. We also did not have any of the camera/keyboard problems as we did with Jasons test, with this copper mesh shield in place. We'll see if the shield holds true at two frequencies. That's when the coils get a bit pissy, until of course you get the third one tuned in. Then it calms down a bit. Three harmonics. Music soothes the savage beast.

All in all, not a bad night's work.

Congrats Cam.

Koko, you present Lindsay with a challenge as if he can just order these guys at the UEC to bow to your whim. I hope you realize how logically ridiculous that is. They have no motive whatsoever to show us anything of the sort. People replicating however, that would pressure them a bit in my estimation..... not suggesting anyting in particular, just saying...

Oh, and you might want to take a college level debate class. Focus on fallacy.

Nice to know you are a brewer, however. Perhaps we can trade recipes.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 15, 2007, 10:09:34 AM

Ok, I have my control circuit working with the specified drivers and mosfets.

I have a few questions:

1. I'm assuming the reference/negative/earth from the freq. gen is connected to all the other earths connections ?

2. And that all earth connections are connected together ?

3. Is a protection diode required across the primary coil ?

4. Are there any resistors inline with the coils to limit the current or does having a secondary take care of this ?

Thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 15, 2007, 10:29:01 AM
Hello all,

@Bob

1. every MINUS you can "find" - from power supply, from oscillators, from Sources of your MOSFETs connect together. Nothing more. And then forget about them.

2. Im using only coils, without resistors, diodes....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 15, 2007, 10:54:13 AM
@cam,

CONGRATULATION
just go on with a step by step approach and look, this time, for the Seed!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 12:30:50 PM
Hi all,

I must say, I am trying not to get carried away, something tells me this affect is not what people are hoping and that the power simply originates from the power supply. I do not think I will be replicating this for now! The tests done so far are not conclusive of anything.

Jason read the current on a digital meter at high frequency, no good. The digital meter on the power supply probably also got upset.

The unit is oscillating in the AM radio band, thus emission of RF, no surprise. I have had many problems in the past with my USB equipment disconnecting.

If the effect is one of conversion or gating of energy then why we need a few amps from a power supply, why not a 9v battery?

Jasons power suppy read 6 amps and 40 or so volts? It cannot go that high, so clearly something is wrong, however there is plenty of power there if you cross those figures. So Jasons supply has max 6 amps at 30v. It was reading 40v, clearly an artifact. BUT lets say the power supply was giving its max, 30v at 6 amps, thats 180 watts. Its a 40 watt bulb? The switching effect could easily convert that "power" to a higher voltage lower current and be enough to light that bulb.

Yes, the bulb doesn't light if you connect it to the power supply directly, but if you convert that same "power" to higher voltage lower current, it will light, the coil switching does this as the back emf converts the 30v higher current to higher voltage, lower current, but the power content is the same and is more than the bulbs rating.

I would say, we need to have a low current battery with a fast blow fuse. This way, no matter what the meter reads, if the fuse doesn't blow, we know we are not exceeding a certain current. We can also have a few diodes to prevent back flow to the battery if there is any.

Next, to place a bulb in a sealed box connected to the mains supply with a lux meter inside, compare proper known power to lux level. Now connect same bulb still in the box to the TPU and compare lux level. Even, using a Kill-A-Watt and a dimmer switch, chart known power to brightness levels from the mains source and chart this, then have a nice chart to compare from TPU brightness.

I know some of you will shoot me for saying this, but I think some people, including me on occasion are "too eager" to believe. We have high frequency spiking and the bulb can light from inductive heating effect. We have spikes on the leading edge and this can be caused by leakage inductance energy allowed to dissipate in the mosfet.  Pleak = 1/2 Ip^2 Lleak?

Scopes blowing up are not proof either, we have 500v spikes. Scopes have a max input voltage you can apply without damaging the scope, some are 600v, some 1000v, etc, nothing sinister here, just the fact you didn't use a resistive divider to drop it down and then multiply the measurement afterwards.

So my current thoughts stand, what would I be replicating exactly?  When I see proof of excess energy I will replicate it!  Its not on me or anyone to prove that for someone else by replicating it!  If someone else claims it, they have to prove it to others first!

So with respect to replicators so far, what exactly are you replicating?  It cannot be excess energy since it hasn't been proven by the originators yet in order to be replicated by someone else?


Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 15, 2007, 01:23:08 PM
Hello all,

@Dave,

you need a proof of excess energy.

Just a question. You saw all the videos. Do they proove excess energy???

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 01:44:40 PM
Hello all,

@Dave,

you need a proof of excess energy.

Just a question. You saw all the videos. Do they proove excess energy???

Otto

Otto,

Jasons power supply has a maximum output of 180 watts.

The bulb is 40 watts.

Did I see overunity in the video? 

NO...



D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 15, 2007, 01:50:54 PM
Hello,

@Dave

then you will NOT see overunity here because we are building a TPU like in the video.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 02:03:55 PM
Otto,

What video do you mean?  You mean the SM videos?

Well, here he has a 9v battery or no battery and produces 10kW.  There is clearly more power coming out than the 9v battery can supply.  There is a free conversion of energy taking place.

I do not see this in the videos.  In Jasons video I see a 180 watt power supply lighting a 40 watt bulb.

Can anyone tell me I am wrong, and if so, why I am wrong?


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 15, 2007, 02:15:59 PM
Hello,

@Dave

yes, SMs videos.

you are NOT wrong with Jasons video but you must understand that we are just at the beginning. As I remember, Jason has for us something prepaired for Monday.

I never sayd that my coils are good, NO WAY. I wanted to show people just how they can start. I can inagine, in a short time, there will be a lot of better controls. They will be all over the collector.....but for a start we use my setup. Its on us all to built better controls, test them, build new if nessesary...

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on June 15, 2007, 02:22:13 PM
@ dave

i see your point

we are like a new kitten out of the box we are learning to walk
give use time and it will be done.

great work to all  involved.

wer
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 02:33:27 PM
Hi Wer,

I guess I am just confused as to what is being claimed here.  The claim was "I DID IT".  To me it means excess energy above that taken from the power supply.

Are we claiming excess energy above the power supply indicating a free conversion of an unknown source.  This is the only question!


* If there is no excess energy, just conversion, they what does this statement mean?

* If there is conversion taking place, there will be excess energy right?

* If there is no excess energy then what makes anyone think there is any conversion taking place.

If I am testing a device and I see excess energy I will think, wow, a conversion is happening for free!

If I don't see any excess energy, I will think its not working...

If no excess energy, then where is the energy from this supposed conversion going because it certainly hasn't been measured.


Regards

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 15, 2007, 02:41:54 PM
All builders and testers.

After examining the schematic a little closer, I noticed something odd, but I didn't say anything about it last post. I wanted to see if anyone else noticed it, and someone did....Tosky.

Albeit the "collector" coilset has a mobius twist, but this is not what I would call a coil. Why? It is simply two shorted loops of wire. I don't believe the loops are serving any purpose at all, and would propose to those testing to perform this simple test:

Once you have some luminous output, try removing (best) or at least breaking the wire loop such that they can not be considered part of the circuit, even though, technically, they are not part of the circuit even now. The wire loops as per the design are really transmitting antennas. At least that's how I see it.

Throw the power back on and you may see the same luminosity. The meters may read differently (either higher or lower) because the antennas will be out of the circuit, and have stopped emitting HF/RF energy. Or as Tosky mentioned, you may have to tweak the frequency again to achieve the same luminosity.

Look at the circuit again, it may become apparent why I say this.

Roberto was right when he said that the circuit looks simple, but there is much more going on, and I agree with him. There are many potential (no pun) electrical paths, all depending on switching sequence and kickback times.

Power is from the PSU (or battery) via switching through the 3 switches, and is a combination of "switch-ON", and CEMF spikes...all from the primary and secondary coils. Spikes and noise is getting back to the PSU or battery, because there is no shunt diode across the 3 primaries. Doing this however would partly kill the power making it's way to the load.

At any rate, I would say that there is no ou here, and no potential for it if this loopless test proves correct. CEMF has been amply tested in the past for ou potential, and thus far works only in Bedini's batteries as far as I know.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 15, 2007, 02:42:22 PM
@Stefan,

Please post it to the FAQ thread

Thanks

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 15, 2007, 03:49:04 PM
Thank you Roberto, much simpler!  Good Job!! :)

@ Darren
Otto has already posted on his old thread that the ECD will not work without the mobius.
Did you know that they use Mobius turns for some particle accelerators?  If you re read SM's posts, or my thread you will understand the significance of the Mobius.  There may be other ways to wind the collectors in the future and I am researching this, but ONLY if they achieve the same purpose as the Mobius.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on June 15, 2007, 04:02:23 PM
again @ dave

point taken

leave it alone for now
this hole thing is about getting people to work to geather and to under stand the whole coil set up . not to achive overunity  at this time. this is a learning process once we get this part right  then move on to the next step.  dont wont no one to get crazy and get hurt  badley.  this thing is  deadley.  PLEASE  set back and watch for a wile it has taken this long to get this far. please be pashont.

wer
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 04:03:53 PM
Hi all,

I must say, I am trying not to get carried away, something tells me this affect is not what people are hoping and that the power simply originates from the power supply. I do not think I will be replicating this for now! The tests done so far are not conclusive of anything.

Jason read the current on a digital meter at high frequency, no good. The digital meter on the power supply probably also got upset.

The unit is oscillating in the AM radio band, thus emission of RF, no surprise. I have had many problems in the past with my USB equipment disconnecting.

If the effect is one of conversion or gating of energy then why we need a few amps from a power supply, why not a 9v battery?

Jasons power suppy read 6 amps and 40 or so volts? It cannot go that high, so clearly something is wrong, however there is plenty of power there if you cross those figures. So Jasons supply has max 6 amps at 30v. It was reading 40v, clearly an artifact. BUT lets say the power supply was giving its max, 30v at 6 amps, thats 180 watts. Its a 40 watt bulb? The switching effect could easily convert that "power" to a higher voltage lower current and be enough to light that bulb.

Yes, the bulb doesn't light if you connect it to the power supply directly, but if you convert that same "power" to higher voltage lower current, it will light, the coil switching does this as the back emf converts the 30v higher current to higher voltage, lower current, but the power content is the same and is more than the bulbs rating.

I would say, we need to have a low current battery with a fast blow fuse. This way, no matter what the meter reads, if the fuse doesn't blow, we know we are not exceeding a certain current. We can also have a few diodes to prevent back flow to the battery if there is any.

Next, to place a bulb in a sealed box connected to the mains supply with a lux meter inside, compare proper known power to lux level. Now connect same bulb still in the box to the TPU and compare lux level. Even, using a Kill-A-Watt and a dimmer switch, chart known power to brightness levels from the mains source and chart this, then have a nice chart to compare from TPU brightness.

I know some of you will shoot me for saying this, but I think some people, including me on occasion are "too eager" to believe. We have high frequency spiking and the bulb can light from inductive heating effect. We have spikes on the leading edge and this can be caused by leakage inductance energy allowed to dissipate in the mosfet.  Pleak = 1/2 Ip^2 Lleak?

Scopes blowing up are not proof either, we have 500v spikes. Scopes have a max input voltage you can apply without damaging the scope, some are 600v, some 1000v, etc, nothing sinister here, just the fact you didn't use a resistive divider to drop it down and then multiply the measurement afterwards.

So my current thoughts stand, what would I be replicating exactly?  When I see proof of excess energy I will replicate it!  Its not on me or anyone to prove that for someone else by replicating it!  If someone else claims it, they have to prove it to others first!

So with respect to replicators so far, what exactly are you replicating?  It cannot be excess energy since it hasn't been proven by the originators yet in order to be replicated by someone else?


Dave.

Dave, did you not see my post a few, maybe two, or three, posts before this? I clearly state we ran from batteries, and the RF was sheilded, the meters were operating normally. We tested them by getting a current draw reading, and putting a fuse of that value in to see if it would blow, it did. Meters were correct. We tested the backflow assumption and it was correct. Jason's meters were not reading power OUTPUT. They were reading back flow.

If you are skeptical, then that is a reason TO replicate and test!!!

why the heck don't people understand this!!

What the heck is scientific about being skeptical, and therefor deciding to do nothing? Do us a favor and prove us wrong!! And don't give me that burden of proof garbage. We've made our claims and provided our evidence. If you disagree with the evidence, your making claims, that need to be backed up by data!!

Build it, please, do us a favor, prove us wrong. That way, we don't have to waste any more time on this insanity. My wife would appreciate it.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 15, 2007, 04:26:09 PM
@ Otto or Roberto,

Just was looking up specs for the IRF840. I found it has 23 ns rise time.
Then I saw the IRF740 with a rise time of only 10ns !

Is this maybe an even better option because as far as I know the rise time is the most important thing in mosfet choice?


Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 15, 2007, 05:08:16 PM
Hello Robert,

I tried the IRF740, IRF630, IRF 510......not good!!!

It is NOT only the rise time, its the capacitance at on and off times of the used MOSFET and of course the resistance of the MOSFET.....maybe I forgot something.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on June 15, 2007, 05:11:00 PM
For those wondering about the transformers. The idea of the primary and secondary winding is to have the same mass. If you cannot find the wire gauges that Otto and Roberto have used, I have found a copper conversion table that may help you in deciding the proper lengths to use.

The website is  http://www.calfinewire.com/cutable.htm 

I could not find a table for metric wire sizes but I'm sure theres one out there somewhere.

I also left my calculations in imperial units. That way, I don't have to worry if I use 1" = 22.5mm or 24mm or 25.4mm.

Tim
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nong on June 15, 2007, 05:19:32 PM
Hello Roberto & Otto,

Could you tell me what the output from mosfet driver that could be good to drive?


I tested TC4428, ran upto 3Mhz, disconnect mosfet(840).  It look like sine wave.....is it OK?

What's about irf7307 singal when disconnect mosfet?   Please...



Best regards,
nong
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 15, 2007, 05:33:12 PM
Dave:

For the life of me, I cannot understand why you waste all this time and energy being a doubting Thomas when over maybe $20 and a hour of your building time plus time picking up a few pieces of wires & chips from the electronics hardware shop, you will forever relieve youirself of this burden?

You asked so many times what are you looking for in these replications. Otto and others have told you repeatedly at this point in time, SM's TPU videos and Otto's replication videos are similar but not identical. Yes, there both have collectors and controllers but Otto's currently have a PS to intiate oscillators to start the excitation sequences in order to study the relationships between controller interaction with the mobius particle acceleration, so we can close the loop eventually and get rid of the PU . When we get there, whether Otto's is identical to SM's is not the point. Both would have demonstrated exactly the ability to convert aether into reproducible electrical energy which is why we are together in this forum.

Many expert minds are also sceptic but some are helping.  Darren is doing his part in obective reasoning and that is indeed very helpful. Why don't you just DO IT and ascertain validity or just wait on the side line and watch the circus freak show!
 
cheers
chrisC
Title: DDS USB OSC
Post by: Earl on June 15, 2007, 05:40:59 PM
Hi All,

If an USB controlled osc is OK, here is one:

http://www.ar.com.au/~softmark/

http://www.ar.com.au/~softmark/page37.html

he also sells on ebay.  I bought a USB-GPIB card from him and received it very quickly.

regards, Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 05:41:50 PM
What the heck is scientific about being skeptical, and therefore deciding to do nothing? Do us a favor and prove us wrong!! And don't give me that burden of proof garbage. We've made our claims and provided our evidence. If you disagree with the evidence, your making claims, that need to be backed up by data!!

Build it, please, do us a favor, prove us wrong. That way, we don't have to waste any more time on this insanity. My wife would appreciate it.

Rich

Hi Rich,

Burden of proof?  If someone claims something surely they need to present proof rather than tell everyone else to go build it and prove it for them?  I see no scope shots, graphs, heat or light power measurements tests?  Perhaps I missed them in earlier posts as I missed your post earlier, I am at work and very busy!

Very well, as its a fairly quick project I will build this device.

But let me ask you all this, if I provide real test data and my interpretation is that it is not OU but coming from my power supply, is anyone going to believe me?  I can no more prove you wrong at this time than you can prove me right.

Like I said, where are the measurements?  Power on the mains side of the power supply, power from the power supply itself with scope across the power supply with one channel and a low resistance shunt inline with the other channel across that.  Same for the bulb, same on each mosfet.

Lux comparison too a known source/power chart.  Temperature tests, perhaps use a 1 ohm resistor as a load instead and meausure the temperature, then connect same resistor to variable DC supply and adjust until same temperature is reached and compare the DC voltage and current to find the power used to heat that resistor to the same.

Circuit which will trip from the power supply once a certain voltage and or current are reached and equivalent on TPU output, if the TPU output one goes first then there is more power in the TPU than coming from the supply, then reverse the units and try again to make sure they are equal in construction.

There are many testing methods and so far I have seen a couple of digital multimeters stuck on that cannot be trusted to sample properly above 1Khz.  I dont think there is any burden on me!

I know its early days and I am sure all the testers have the above in mind to try during their testing, there is much more I have not mentioned.  But you cannot measure with some multimeters and then go claiming OU.

So let me ask again, how sure are you really?

My results will follow.


Regards to all,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 15, 2007, 06:02:02 PM
Hi guys,

...have to go with Dave on this - the chances of a "false positive" are high - simply because spiky electricity WILL spook instruments.


I feel the need here for a recognised way to measure input power / output power in a manner that does not use kit affected by spikes.

Why not generalise this and devise a standard OU.com power test?

Heat delivery (resisters / loads in oil or water) + temp rises is a good way - as long as no "cold electricity" is about (Sweet VTA would cause temp drops in loads).

But it is easy - load elements, known mass of water, thermometer. Start and stop temps + room temp changes.

Power in side? A digital power line VA meter?

It must be able to cope with != 1 power factor. This looks like territory for an expert.

This must have been tackled before! Anyone got a link to a site saying how previous guys have measured power in a reliable fashion?

Steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 06:11:48 PM
Hi Steve,

Indeed if cold electricity is on the scene, then we have even more trouble since being in negative form has all the opposite effects to normal disipative energy (this being convergant!)  Although I for one have never seen it, but would like to believe it exists, but were it to appear would not register on equipment?

Some may say the ONLY test here which can be 100% would be to have an isolated unit which self powers.  Nothing less will be accepted by the general scientific population!


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 15, 2007, 06:19:20 PM
Well kiddos it is time for Mr. Safety again. You all know me by now. I like to harp on misunderstood issues. Why? Because they are existing patterns to be recognized by a larger group. This time it's us!

So lets talk now, shall we? Gather 'round.

To this day SM has crippled, pained hands, I heard Otto has a numb thumb, I got skin fairies, bone clicking, and a severe headache for 1 day and a half, I, Otto and Roberto got the crap scared out of us, Jason experienced skin fairies, C0mster experienced skin fairies.

Skin fairies? It is a warm gelatinous feeling moving over your skin as you cook. You are still only rare on the grill. It is caused by high RF. Left uncontrolled you will attain medium rare status. How do you like your steak? Oh, Dear what are you wearing for dinner? Nice tuxedo! Oh I'm sorry that is charred flesh! What a novel idea. A suite that is worn well done! Now you really can chew your own leg off. Mmmmm. You can also wear steak sauce as an after shave.

Skin fairies and pain? We who have attained these are respected here for our education, experience, and experiments. Yes, everybody brags in their own right about their qualifications. But how come all those quals don't help that person avoid fear, shock and damage? Whoa! Kemosabe. TPU man speak with third eye! These artifacts are the dartlets that Tesla mentioned. Maybe it is best that some of you just watch. Now put that TPU down! You don't know where it has been!

So for those who want to get overunity then experiment and cook. See the shock and awe. If you have not done this then you have no need or right to push, condem or whine.

A rocket fell out of the sky over my hometown on the day of my big test on Jan 03-2007. Oddly on the day of Jun 13-2007 with Jasons brilliant flash results the computers fail on the International space station. Both devices were Russian made. There are other things that have happened and I have devised that I am not at Liberty to talk about. What we have here is dangerous enough and we can't even handle that. HeHeHe.

If we weren't taking these small steps someone would be dead by now. Kapeesh?

I got my new scope in! Shweet!

--giantkiller. A closed mind is an inescapable trap.

(Sung to the tune of the Fish song by Country Joe Macdonald.)
And it's 1,2,3
What are we winding for?
Don't ask me I don't understand
The next stop is in Iran.
And it's 5,6,7
Open up the powergate.
Well ain't no use to wonder why, whoopee we're all gonna fry!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 15, 2007, 06:25:43 PM
Earl.

Thanks for the heads-up on the DDS oscillator.

Unfortunately it doesn't output squares or pulses.

I suppose it one could interface it with their own zero-cross detector, and generate squares and pulses from that.

Regards,
Darren.

PS. @Dave,

They may not believe you if your results are negative, but I will. I know you will at least do the testing with an unbiased approach.

@All, a suggestion: In general, if and when you see something anamolous, be suspicious right away. Don't jump to any unfounded conclusions. Try to eliminate all possible reasons for these apparent anamolous results. Only when you have eliminated all possible sources of error and assumptions, can you correctly claim you are observing something anamolous, in this case excess energy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 15, 2007, 06:31:07 PM
Skeptic caused by the some not detail enough report:

(1) If you operate a MOSFET with a aluminium heat sink until it become heated, then turn off the power. After a moment, you will find the MOSFET cooler than the heat sink, because of the latent heat value of the AL and plastic is different. The experimenter should know the physics and void of this condition. If really anomalous happened, he should recorded that he measured the temperature while power on not off.

(2) Many years ago, I made a 27MHZ transmitter. Which was 5W not much power, but the RF signal jumped to its power suppy which made its output more power than the preset. Same situation as some ECD test. I knew that mistake was no Low Pass Filter. We should not just give it a low pass filter then finish the work. We should pin point the problem. I found the problem was from the feed back path to the control circuit. The RF signal lowered the feed back voltage, the controller thought that the output voltage was not enough. Then compensate the output voltage. I simply put a small capactor to the controller IC pin to fix it. Same effect as using low pass filter at the output but simpier. After that the power supply is robust enough to do every work. No mater expensive or home made power supply may have such mistake, because it is not build for RF stuff. If you don't fix your power supply, you better use a battery to do research. Avoid the false alarm and false anomaly.

I am happy Otto gave us a good entry point to research. I think it may have something good from it, but research logically avoid the false alarm.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 06:48:55 PM
Cam/Rich,

SM said the TPU does not work inside a shield!  Presumably this is because it is tapping/converting energy from outside the device which now gets blocked by the shield.

Just something to bear in mind when testing as your copper shield appears to be an all encompassing one and if you do have excess energy from this device then it surely cannot be via the same method as SM if it is indeed working inside a shield?

If it was ZPE or something, or excess energy directly tapped from the vacuum then the shield would not matter.  I guess this is one reason SM came to the conclusions that he did about what the source of energy was.



D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 07:23:45 PM
What the heck is scientific about being skeptical, and therefore deciding to do nothing? Do us a favor and prove us wrong!! And don't give me that burden of proof garbage. We've made our claims and provided our evidence. If you disagree with the evidence, your making claims, that need to be backed up by data!!

Build it, please, do us a favor, prove us wrong. That way, we don't have to waste any more time on this insanity. My wife would appreciate it.

Rich

Hi Rich,

Burden of proof?  If someone claims something surely they need to present proof rather than tell everyone else to go build it and prove it for them?  I see no scope shots, graphs, heat or light power measurements tests?  Perhaps I missed them in earlier posts as I missed your post earlier, I am at work and very busy!

Very well, as its a fairly quick project I will build this device.

But let me ask you all this, if I provide real test data and my interpretation is that it is not OU but coming from my power supply, is anyone going to believe me?  I can no more prove you wrong at this time than you can prove me right.

Like I said, where are the measurements?  Power on the mains side of the power supply, power from the power supply itself with scope across the power supply with one channel and a low resistance shunt inline with the other channel across that.  Same for the bulb, same on each mosfet.

Lux comparison too a known source/power chart.  Temperature tests, perhaps use a 1 ohm resistor as a load instead and meausure the temperature, then connect same resistor to variable DC supply and adjust until same temperature is reached and compare the DC voltage and current to find the power used to heat that resistor to the same.

Circuit which will trip from the power supply once a certain voltage and or current are reached and equivalent on TPU output, if the TPU output one goes first then there is more power in the TPU than coming from the supply, then reverse the units and try again to make sure they are equal in construction.

There are many testing methods and so far I have seen a couple of digital multimeters stuck on that cannot be trusted to sample properly above 1Khz.  I dont think there is any burden on me!

I know its early days and I am sure all the testers have the above in mind to try during their testing, there is much more I have not mentioned.  But you cannot measure with some multimeters and then go claiming OU.

So let me ask again, how sure are you really?

My results will follow.


Regards to all,

Dave.

I'm not sure at all, and I didn't mean to imply that burden was on you, only that there are only a couple replications at this point, and help testing is needed. We've provided our evidence, and we plan on continuing to test based on suggestions from this forum, however, the reactions are still negative in the light of what we have done.

The power measurements were not false on his PS, they were measuring current, but it was not current output, it WAS backfeed as suggested by Jason, someone else can explain this test better than I can. I took very little notes as I had a guy repairing my hot tub at the time, and my wife kept interrupting. We have eliminated RF from equation by shielding the device, and made sure cam's instruments were reading correctly. We have provided a level of isolation to the power supply, we have used a battery, these were all suggestions from here.

And to imply that we would not accept your results is patently ridiculous, we would need to replicate your testing of course, to ensure you built your tpu the same way cam, jason, and roberto did, but evidence speaks for itself. That's the beauty of science.

Different people have different equipment. we cannot test heat or lumens at the moment.

I've seen scope shots across the power supply, both battery, and PS, shielded and unshielded. No you didn't miss them, you just weren't there, so missed it, and I didn't take screen shots. With Cam's tests, all he had was one of those little velleman digital hand held scopes, last night, so I didn't think it was worth it as the resolution was low. And we need to redo the tests with a better one in order to get good scope shots. We have conducted many of the tests suggested, but more suggestions keep coming, it's hard with limited people, limited time, and limited equipment to test every scenario. Yet they keep rolling in with no help being offered from the "unbiased" crowd  ::). We barely have enough time to perform the tests, much less document all the results in anything but a post on this forum.

So far, the "believers" as we have been labeled, are the only ones performing any testing, and the only ones who have produced any empirical data at all (incomplete as it may be). Why we feel the need to separate into camps I have no idea. I guess people that believe the technology is possible are the ones who are more willing to build and test? And the ones that are skeptical, don't feel strong enough an urge to shove this down our throats, to build and test. Thing is JL Naudin, who your site kind of emulate in it's purpose, would test this in an unbiased manner and present the results positive or negative. Regardless of if he thought it worked or not BEFORE he built it.

If you want charts and scope shots, look at roberto's doc. True, it only shows one side of operation, but there's some good data in there.

We're gathering more.

I'm tired of feeling like I have to wade into battle to get people to help out here. There's a huge double standard going on. I keep seeing people to ask us to test this, and test that, but are not willing to perform any tests, and don't accept any results, OR EVEN COMMENT ON THEM, when we provide the results to tests that were requested. Seriously, at some point, one has to wonder, why would we bother reporting back? The really annoying thing, is that building this device and testing it would be childs play for many of the people who are calling for the tests.

I have sort of unofficially taken on the task of being the whipping post here, until I have all the room/time/parts/energy, to build and test, and document myself. At this rate, I don't know if it'll ever come.

Finally, I would like to say thank you for making the commitment to build, and thank you EM. I look forward to seeing your guy's results. Marco, you too. Guys like you can perform a test in the time it takes you to type it in a post. Same with YOU Z_P_E. Koko, you seem very capable as well. That's why this is so frustrating for me anyway. It just makes no sense with something that is so easy to build. Heck, Take one of your existing TPUs, (dave and zpe) and remove a control, wind secondaries on it, rewire it to a control unit, and you're good to go. It won't be exactly like otto's but hey, see what happens. Logical transofrmations are good too, and produce empiracle data as well, even if that data is "it doesn't work".

So that's it. Please, step up and help us. Or slow down on the requests.

Nice point on the shield by the way dave. I had forgotten about that. That's a real thinker. I wonder if there was shileding on the bottom.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 07:41:17 PM
In thinking about your post about the shielding Dave, and going over our tests, I have to point out, that the lions share of RF happens when the second frequency is introduced. That's when Jason's cams would freeze up, and his keyboard/mouse would stop working.

Cam never introduced the second frequency last night. So perhaps that's why we didn't see the RF bursts. Third frequency stabilizes, and reduces RF considerably. And hence, since only one frequency was used, shielding was probably for nothing last night..


Can someone speculate as to why this is? I have no idea.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 15, 2007, 08:09:32 PM
Hi Rich,Dave, everyone


I like to say some things about the battle that's going on here the last few days between believers and non-believers of the ECD.
Personally I think I'm one of the few that can actually see both viewpoints.

If we look at Jason's setup and the odd readings on the PS meters, we can clearly say that we don't know what the power consumption from the PS is.....
If one says it goes up to 60volts at 3 amps that doesn't mean anyhting. At the max that would put out 180 watts as Dave suggests, but then again we don't know if it did or not!!
We also know that digital meters are not reliable at higher frequencies.....

So, I would say that neither camp, at the moment, has any real idea of what the consumed power is.....
My suggestion is to use a Power (Watt) meter in the wall socket that feeds the PS. That way we can at least see how much power is drawn from the grid. If that is lower than the 40 watts of the bulb...congratulations!
If it's more than 40 watts it doesn't mean there isn't any conversions from an unknown source taking place.....it might just be that the process isn't efficient. In this case we either need to reduce input power below 40 watts OR increase output power. (open the gate further).

At this point the setup has some signs of possible FE but it's too early to say either way.
I guess when Jason can do another batch of tests after the weekend we know alot more.....

regards

Robert  

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 08:52:10 PM
does anyone have a kill-a-watt meter like this?

that would be a great test.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 15, 2007, 08:59:02 PM
does anyone have a kill-a-watt meter like this?

that would be a great test.

The other option is to use use multimeters on the input side of the PS to determine consumed grid power (far away from the ecd/tpu)

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 15, 2007, 09:03:42 PM
The burden of proof never lies in the hands of the skeptic or the one asking reasonable questions. It lies squarely in the hands of those making the claims.

However, there is a slightly grey area here, and that is the question of what is considered solid evidence?

If the claimer has provided solid evidence, from testing that was conducted fairly, objectively, flawlessly, and unbiased, then it is hard to question that.

The problem with the tests and evidence presented here so far, is it falls short of these requirements. Granted, many if not most of the testers may not be qualified electronics test people, but there are many suggestions being made here to try and help out in this respect.

First things first, slow down guys, and remove the mobius loop! If the device still puts out the same power, then this speaks for itself. That is the most obvious thing to change if you want to prove the device does what you believe it does. It has been brought to your attention, take the 30 seconds required, and try it.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 09:13:18 PM
Fine, I'll bring it up next meeting, if I attend.

I think I may be taking a break to slow down a bit. I'm getting way too bugged up, over stuff that should not bother me. I'm aware of this, and working on it. Perhaps a yoga class or TM is in order. Maybe if I figure out how to fit the universe in my belly button, this all won't seem like a big deal to me.

I just wish the people giving the suggestions (very good ones mostly), would help out.

Some of you guys are capable of testing faster than it takes you to post your test request. And if you have the equipment, and we dont, then we just have to spend more money to do it.

That's a good idea though ZPE. Perhaps someone in the beginning phase of a TPU build can do that one, before they slip thier controls on the ring.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure I need a break.

Sorry for offending anyone if I have.

@dutchy, even better.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: eldarion on June 15, 2007, 09:15:45 PM
...remove the mobius loop! If the device still puts out the same power, then this speaks for itself...

I second the motion!  All in favor say aye...AYE! ;)

Seriously, can someone please perform this simple test?  I am trying to get a replication started, but all my parts have to be mail ordered, so it is slow going.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 15, 2007, 09:19:11 PM
First things first, slow down guys, and remove the mobius loop! If the device still puts out the same power, then this speaks for itself. That is the most obvious thing to change if you want to prove the device does what you believe it does. It has been brought to your attention, take the 30 seconds required, and try it.

Darren

Darren,

I agree that is a valid test, although Otto has already replied to this by saying it doesn't work at all without the mobius loop....

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 09:21:56 PM
Ok lets test this tonight. I want to first add the second frequency and log what is going on. Then lets take some of it apart. Strefan has set up a location that he feels may stream better so we can try the webcam there.

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 15, 2007, 09:24:27 PM
Ok lets test this tonight. I want to first add the second frequency and log what is going on. Then lets take some of it apart. Strefan has set up a location that he feels may stream better so we can try the webcam there.

Cam

Great Cam,

Where can we see?  ;)

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 09:28:04 PM
@Rich, I have a kill-a-watt meter and also digital lux meter and 4 channel logging thermometer, so I can perform each of these, etc.

@Cam, great!  I would love to know this as we can then tell if the supposed special properties of the mobius strip, ala Prof S Seike are indeed at play here.  Also rather than just disconnect it, also try to connect the top wires of the outer loop to the top wire of the smaller inner loop, etc, ie mobius in back to front mode to check if the mobius twist is having an effect.



Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: louis on June 15, 2007, 09:29:29 PM
has anyone considered running this on an electronic circuit simulator.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 15, 2007, 09:35:45 PM
has anyone considered running this on an electronic circuit simulator.


I dont think free energy conversion will show up in a simulator since its programmed to follow the rules.  In anycase how would you place the mobius coil in the simulator, last time I used one it wasn't part of the component library!

Could be worth it just to see the power.  Darrens your man for that.


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 09:36:15 PM
@Dave

SM said the TPU does not work inside a shield!  Presumably this is because it is tapping/converting energy from outside the device which now gets blocked by the shield.

I was NOT using the shield, the tpu was in open air.
Plus it's not me saying it's OU :) Lets play with it.

Everyone; can we please sit back and relax, have a beer or a smoke and give me time to test all the suggestions. I want to broadcast the testing live but I am trying to find the best FREE way to do it. Then everyone can see what I see.

For those following I am using no on grid stuff. Last test I used a battery and 555 timer driving a mosfet driver driving a mosfet <Same as Jason> with 1 frequency. I can get the bulb to glow at 1.5 amps using 25% duty min. If you happened to see the cam you might have caught the scope across the battery. Anyone want to be a camera man?

The only other thing I might be able to do is set the software for the cam to use a webpage, frame rate may be slow but not as slow as when everyone bogs down the server.

I?ll post again at 3:30 pm mountain time to the solution.

Cam

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 15, 2007, 09:49:01 PM
Cam, is there another web cam java applet we can use that allows for screen grabs, or frame grabs? That would have been useful last night. Otherwise we have to be really selective of what we capture, due to the time it takes to crop all the screen grabs we make. Know what i mean?

Tell you what, in asking this question I realized, "how the heck should he know?".

I'll go see if I can find something as it would aid in documentation.

Good to see this is going in a more positive direction now.

Also, if you could go over some of my posts and make corrections where necessary. As I said, I couldn't be as attentive as I would have liked last night.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 10:05:33 PM

Hey No Problem Rich. I am sure with the slow frame rate you might have missed it when I showed the tpu. I will try to tweak this software and perhaps try the suggested site.
   
Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 15, 2007, 10:59:23 PM
The problem with the tests and evidence presented here so far, is it falls short of these requirements. Granted, many if not most of the testers may not be qualified electronics test people, but there are many suggestions being made here to try and help out in this respect.

Darren

Ok people have asked several important questions so here are the answers.

So for those who are interested in the truth here it is, no bias, just truth. Take it or leave it.

First; what is the most important thing above all else when designing an energy device?

*The ability to perform correct and accurate measurements.

There is NOTHING more important than this. a device is 100% worthless without it.

Most "free energy" devices fail because the inventor does not correctly measure the device.

Those who willfully fake this stuff, the con artists will never allow anyone to "properly" test their devices, that is the first mark of outright fraud. 

So what do you all need to do? 

Measure it properly!

If you properly measure your device taking into consideration all the things engineering people take into consideration then engineers will agree and work with you instead of drinking beer while you are winding and testing and slaving in the lab.

Inventors have to understand what a correct test is.

A correct test is properly measuring the input and properly measuring the output, then comparing the ratio of the 2.

That has not been done on the tpu according to the way an engineer would do it.

So here is how you can do it in a "crude" manner to see if you are even close to UO.  If you are "close" then we can go to more accurate and sophisticated measuring techniques.


------------

First you start with the power source and from your power source you go to a series shunt to measure the input current.

I personally use 10 - 1 ohm 100 watt resistors in parrallel to yield .1 ohm at 1000 watts for my "series shunt" to measure input power. 

We can now use the current through the shunt and th4e voltage to accurately calculate the power into the device(s).

Now from your shunt you want to block any rf feeding back into the supply so you put a big coil in series with yout your shunt.  Use something like a 10milli henry coil smoothed by a 10000uf cap.

Now you have nice accurate way to easily measure your filtered source for your generator or your high power output drivers or both which ever way you go.

Put a dc rectifier on the output of your tpu run that to another filter cap and finally the load.

Scope/meter across the shunt for I, and then a meter from the shunt to ground to measure V, finally scope and meter the output across either a known load (resistor) or a shunt and a load.

The object behind this is that it significantly reduces your margin for error because even the crappiest meter can read "pure" or well filtered DC quite easily and quite accurately and so if you are all correct in your believe this will prove it beyond even an engineers doubt that you are on to something that "really" works.

As far as helping is concerned this is it.  There is no better tool at your disposal than to know how to correctly assess your project and what i have given you here is a very crude and simple means of testing (most) energy devices accurately.
 
I hope this serves to clear up where i am coming from and why "everyone" should insist that anyone who wants them to believe in an energy device should at a minimum "insist" on clear and accurate output/input measurements before committing themselves to heavily in these sorts of things.

So here is the math.

Most have gens feeding your power circuitry.

              output
CO =        ----------
              input (-/+) feed circuitry

Granted this is severely over simplified but i think most engineers out here would agree this is one of the most clear cut sure fire way to eliminate skeptism when presenting measured data to a professional in the industry simply because most meters read dc just fine.

Showing a light bulb or a drill or even a tv simply is not a bonafide test and no engineer will ever agree it is.  (this is indisputable)

Granted this setup is crude but it will work and it will yield (with reasonable shielding techniques) accurate results.

Another important point on this is that it will tell you if your latests changes are an improvement or worsening and tell you exactly how much, so that will allow you to quantify your changes rather than kinda sorta bright and brighter dimmer etc. 
If someone gets really close to unity then we can take this to the next step and account for all power used/gained in the system on a per system basis.
 
regards,
kj




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 15, 2007, 11:23:19 PM
Yes I had considered simulating this beast, and once I began thinking how exactly to model the ES coupling, I realized there is none, or very little.

That's when I noticed the mobius loops were not serving any purpose at all, other than providing a nice radiating element for the HF/RF. (Gee no wonder you guys were cooking yourselves ;) ) Oh, and btw, SM never mentioned any safety concerns regarding radiation, and his device does not apparently radiate much at all, in fact it is very sensitive to external EM interference.

It would be interesting to sim the circuit however without the mobius loop (couldn't sim with it anyway), and see if I can get similar waveforms Otto and Roberto got.

In theory, and if I am correct, removing the mobius loop should have little to no effect on the output power or the waveforms. However, I've been wrong before.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: motofox on June 15, 2007, 11:32:45 PM
@ comster,

Theres a very good high resolutions webcam software called webcam XP, it lets you  alter various things like resolution and frame rate. But your still gonna have same problem because your limited to your upload speed.

An ideal program would be camfrog, it lets you stream your video and audio to a central server, and then 50 people could connect with no loss. the video is smooth at like 20 fps with audio, even with loads of people watching the same stream, its the ulimate multicam conference software. the freeware download client lets the client veiw 1 camera at a time, where as the pro version lets you view inlimited cameras at any one time.  might be worth looking into,Hope this helps...

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 15, 2007, 11:35:58 PM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 15, 2007, 11:43:00 PM
ok so basicly we need to get this thing to run on something like a car battery and take some of the output and feed it back thrue a voltage regulator circuit which will furnish the power to the control circuit.

then as the system is energized from the car battery, we can disconnect it and if it keeps running, it would awnser alot of questions going round at the moment.

we can also switch in diodes to prevent the power from flowing back into the driving circuit.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: eldarion on June 15, 2007, 11:54:00 PM
ok so basicly we need to get this thing to run on something like a car battery and take some of the output and feed it back thrue a voltage regulator circuit which will furnish the power to the control circuit.

then as the system is energized from the car battery, we can disconnect it and if it keeps running, it would awnser alot of questions going round at the moment.

we can also switch in diodes to prevent the power from flowing back into the driving circuit.

Marco.

That is exactly what needs to be done! ;)  Once you do that, you will have (nearly*) indisputable proof that the device is overunity!

*I say nearly because certain people would try to say local EM fields are powering the device, etc.  But, with the device completely self-contained, you could pick it up and move it to the desert and see if it still works...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 16, 2007, 12:31:03 AM
Things are now at last sounding much more optimistic with the general realsiation and agreement that the battery power supply, RF filter and blocking diode are essential components of the TPU test setup.

Let proper testing commence.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 02:21:34 AM
A question to Otto:

I noticed your mobius coil actually seems to exhibit two mobius twists. My understanding of a mobius coil only uses one twist as per the Davis patent below.

Wouldn't two twists bring things back in phase again, thus defeating the original intent?

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 02:32:49 AM
@ ZPE
Otto has answered that question on my thread.  It is indeed a double Mobius.  Single will not work.  No Mobius will not work.  There has to be a mobius to disable the flux.  SM said that the flux is disabled in his device and this allows the electrons to float free.  Sounds bizarre?  Sure, but such is the beasty we are working on.  SM also refers many times to the right "circuit potential", short pieces of wire and 3 frequencies to produce power. 

As I have stated, there are two other ways I have found that will do the same as the mobius (in theory) and I will share those shortly, after we have been experimenting with this collector setup long enough to get some good data anyway.

Thank you for you time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 16, 2007, 02:40:37 AM
KJ,

Thank you for the contribution....your info is correct,consise, and useful..Just not yet...
That is what you and others  fail to see. There are no claims..it is a timing thing..you are just a bit early.
Hang back...no rush..be patient..watch.

Here is MY claim

I claim that "a conversion process had been documented for you with enough information for most people to build it.. and you might find it interesting ...but only if you build it"

Now ,,,build or watch....or demonstrate enough courtesy to remain speechless...give it a week or two, some people have trouble getting the right components .

 then say ...told you so..
Darren ,many times i wanted to save you from the spinning magnets..but you were doing such a wonderful and thorough job..there was just a slight chance that ai was wrong ..I shut up!

Would you have apreciated me if I had said that I think that the cap is faulty?

I think that many mis understandings here are because people seem to think that an overunity claim is being made...it has not it is not.

When this conversion is better understood it may be phased in such a way that will produce huge excess power....we are a  way of that but MUCH closer than ever befor thank to the effors of many here .

Imagine asking the wright brothers for a complete aerodymamic analysis of their first flights?

You know they had to ship their plane to england because no body believed them...or the witnesses.

Look at Stevens story about stopping trains with wind....there are so many cases...not everybody is suited to being in thick of it and the promise that this holds is far to great for some they want proof ...NOW.. Please be patient if you chose to be a spectator.

These last few days have been interesting and certainly in whole make a very interesting discussion which unfortunately may support the posititon that UEC has taken so far.

It also supports my position which is that it must be understood to be accepted by those who's interest might be just money.

Some of you really need to see that we are all a part of this process..warts and all

The expression of Doubt has never created any thing....

Of course some would doubt that!

Now what can you bring to this?

KINDMEN

Lindsay Mannix

Ps sorry something went silly ..tried to get the after the quotes..

Technology!!!!!









The problem with the tests and evidence presented here so far, is it falls short of these requirements. Granted, many if not most of the testers may not be qualified electronics test people, but there are many suggestions being made here to try and help out in this respect.

Darren
/quote]







Ok people have asked several important questions so here are the answers.

So for those who are interested in the truth here it is, no bias, just truth. Take it or leave it.

First; what is the most important thing above all else when designing an energy device?

*The ability to perform correct and accurate measurements.

There is NOTHING more important than this. a device is 100% worthless without it.

Most "free energy" devices fail because the inventor does not correctly measure the device.

Those who willfully fake this stuff, the con artists will never allow anyone to "properly" test their devices, that is the first mark of outright fraud. 

So what do you all need to do? 

Measure it properly!

If you properly measure your device taking into consideration all the things engineering people take into consideration then engineers will agree and work with you instead of drinking beer while you are winding and testing and slaving in the lab.

Inventors have to understand what a correct test is.

A correct test is properly measuring the input and properly measuring the output, then comparing the ratio of the 2.

That has not been done on the tpu according to the way an engineer would do it.

So here is how you can do it in a "crude" manner to see if you are even close to UO.  If you are "close" then we can go to more accurate and sophisticated measuring techniques.


------------

First you start with the power source and from your power source you go to a series shunt to measure the input current.

I personally use 10 - 1 ohm 100 watt resistors in parrallel to yield .1 ohm at 1000 watts for my "series shunt" to measure input power. 

We can now use the current through the shunt and th4e voltage to accurately calculate the power into the device(s).

Now from your shunt you want to block any rf feeding back into the supply so you put a big coil in series with yout your shunt.  Use something like a 10milli henry coil smoothed by a 10000uf cap.

Now you have nice accurate way to easily measure your filtered source for your generator or your high power output drivers or both which ever way you go.

Put a dc rectifier on the output of your tpu run that to another filter cap and finally the load.

Scope/meter across the shunt for I, and then a meter from the shunt to ground to measure V, finally scope and meter the output across either a known load (resistor) or a shunt and a load.

The object behind this is that it significantly reduces your margin for error because even the crappiest meter can read "pure" or well filtered DC quite easily and quite accurately and so if you are all correct in your believe this will prove it beyond even an engineers doubt that you are on to something that "really" works.

As far as helping is concerned this is it.  There is no better tool at your disposal than to know how to correctly assess your project and what i have given you here is a very crude and simple means of testing (most) energy devices accurately.
 
I hope this serves to clear up where i am coming from and why "everyone" should insist that anyone who wants them to believe in an energy device should at a minimum "insist" on clear and accurate output/input measurements before committing themselves to heavily in these sorts of things.

So here is the math.

Most have gens feeding your power circuitry.

              output
CO =        ----------
              input (-/+) feed circuitry

Granted this is severely over simplified but i think most engineers out here would agree this is one of the most clear cut sure fire way to eliminate skeptism when presenting measured data to a professional in the industry simply because most meters read dc just fine.

Showing a light bulb or a drill or even a tv simply is not a bonafide test and no engineer will ever agree it is.  (this is indisputable)

Granted this setup is crude but it will work and it will yield (with reasonable shielding techniques) accurate results.

Another important point on this is that it will tell you if your latests changes are an improvement or worsening and tell you exactly how much, so that will allow you to quantify your changes rather than kinda sorta bright and brighter dimmer etc. 
If someone gets really close to unity then we can take this to the next step and account for all power used/gained in the system on a per system basis.
 
regards,
kj


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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 02:42:10 AM
OK Bruce,

But that still doesn't answer the question. Two twists should not canel the flux, should it?

The Davis patent uses one twist, and this puts the current in oppostion. The title of the Davis patent is: "Non-inductive electrical Resistor".

That seems to spell out flux cancellation to me.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 02:54:25 AM
Lindsay wrote:
Quote
Darren ,many times i wanted to save you from the spinning magnets..but you were doing such a wonderful and thorough job..there was just a slight chance that ai was wrong ..I shut up!

Would you have apreciated me if I had said that I think that the cap is faulty?

Actually yes. I would have appreciated that Lindsay. If you followed all the thread, you would have noticed that eventually, this was one of my possible explanations for the effect. Perhaps you could have saved me some valuable time and effort.

But yes (I know what you're going to say) I did learn some things, and I enjoyed the journey, just as the guys on the ECD project are. They are learning too, but aren't that open to suggestions that perhaps their results and/or assumptions may be faulty. That's the bummer point IMO.

Learning by one's own mistakes does seem to stick much better than learning from others' advice I suppose.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 16, 2007, 03:21:59 AM
Hi all,

On a more practical level..

I just spent a few hours wondering why my coils ver 2 would not sing..

I used fuel hose..I have lots of it.. i measured the resistance first...sure ...the one piece that i used had a high metal content...i did not check that actual piece....Idiot!..
Just in case others are using fuel hose...put a meter across the actual piece first..

Lindsay
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 04:14:39 AM
Taking the simplification one step further, Otto's and Roberto's circuit without the two wire loops.

Is this representation what's really producing the output?

Interesting...

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 04:22:05 AM
@ Lindsay
Thanks for the tip, I nearly had a cardiac and ran for my coil.  Checked a scrap of my heater hose and all is well.  No metal, just rubber.  ;D 

@ZPE
You are correct in what you say of the double mobius, in theory.  It would not have been something I would have thought of.  Single mobius, yes and was working along those lines when Otto came through with this ECD.  It is a strange beast.  Similar but seemingly very different from SM's TPU.  It is either a hybrid or baby TPU.  I for one think that some of the following needs to be experimented with:

1.  I believe SM inverted DC to AC and had AC in the control coils at 7.23 Hz.
2.  I believe SM had three frequencies, one placed into each collector, the resonant, harmonic and intermodulation.
3.  I believe the primary was around all three collectors and the secondary around only one.  There were three of these, corresponding to all three collectors.
4.  I believe there was a special configuration of the collectors to disable the flux.  I have proof of this from the email on my thread from an investor who attended a demonstration, writing to another investor, he said that the TPU had an "ELLIPTICAL cross section".  In other words, not completely round.  A turn or twist on both sides of the toroid could account for that.
5.  SM's TPU put out DC with an AC signal.  It had to be inverted, far from the toroid to light up AC bulbs.
6.  The ECD turns DC to AC.  What would happen if we ran AC at 7.23 Hz through it and pumped in the same frequencies?

So anyway, I could go on, but these are some wonderful avenues to be experimented with, by me and others.  The answers will come.  Real science takes time.  It took years to learn to raise ocean shrimp in fresh water.  Now it seems so easy, as hindsight always does! LOL

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 16, 2007, 04:36:03 AM
@Lindsay
Thanks for pointing us to the correct direction and your selective words of wisdom certainly came at the right time.

@darren
Well, you certainly are a meticulous person and we need your analytical type here. However, sometimes a little more faith in alternative reasoning wouldn't hurt!

I am so glad to be learning a lot of stuff from all,  'warts and all'! Thanks Lindsay.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 04:42:53 AM
Yes I had considered simulating this beast, and once I began thinking how exactly to model the ES coupling, I realized there is none, or very little.

That's when I noticed the mobius loops were not serving any purpose at all, other than providing a nice radiating element for the HF/RF. (Gee no wonder you guys were cooking yourselves ;) ) Oh, and btw, SM never mentioned any safety concerns regarding radiation, and his device does not apparently radiate much at all, in fact it is very sensitive to external EM interference.

It would be interesting to sim the circuit however without the mobius loop (couldn't sim with it anyway), and see if I can get similar waveforms Otto and Roberto got.

In theory, and if I am correct, removing the mobius loop should have little to no effect on the output power or the waveforms. However, I've been wrong before.

Regards,
Darren

Well Darren, your prediction appears to be correct. Mobius removed and it performs the same, if not a little bit better. See? No bias.. I reported what happened.

So, now the thing is, nobody has yet to test, between Jason and Cam the third frequency on thier setup so maybe the magic happens there.

Otto did say he lit multiple bulbs to full brightness at the same input. Variable load, same input.

So, Ronotte, Otto, I urge you to perform this test as well. Very revealing.

Mr. Mannix. ?

Or if we have failed to see something, please let us know how we should continue, or what we're missing.

By the way this is not to take the wind out of any sails. I still think the setup is interesting and should be tested fully.

Regards,
Rich.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 04:44:21 AM
Chris,

If you want to make bread, first you have to separate the wheat from the chaff.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 16, 2007, 04:46:49 AM
Do as Darren said to remove the mobius coil. The result is more interesting and important. It is more significant than setting up the web cam. Though Otto said the mobius coil is needed, but no data describing the result. It could be:
(1) No output at all.
(2) 10% as previous maximum output or ? %.
(3) decrease at first, but adjust something could bring it back to previous maximum output.
Which one 1 or 2 or 3 ?

30 Seconds can get the answer, why not the ECD owner try it?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 04:51:12 AM
Thanks for the confirmation Rich.

Whose rig was this tested on?

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 16, 2007, 05:03:46 AM
Hi All,

Quick post here, tonight in the lab with Cam, this is what we found out:-

-just having the bobbins connected, we were able to light the bulb much better without the collector coil,
In other words we removed the mobius top ring and the bottom ring all together, and with 12v@ 1 freq the bulb lit  brighter, than it did with the mobious ring.
We didnt even have it in tpu format, we actually put a straight piece of ferrite rod through the 3 bobbins, this made a difference as it should, without the ferrite, the bulb was dim.

So results are:-

-3 bobbins only, connected as per Ottos drawing, and doesn't have to be in tpu fashion.
-mosfets are key to bringing amperage down compared to power transistors
-Used 1 freq, bulb lit at 50%, just over 1 amp current draw.
-with 2 freq we got 3 amp draw @ 12volts and the bulb was at almost full brightness.
we figured we were getting about 70% efficiency, best to watch the movie.

-then we upped the voltage to 24volts @ same current draw, I believe it was 2 amps, it brilliantly lit the bulb and then not long after blew the mosfets. Note in video were using 12 volts and not 24volts, 24 was tried before we did video.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 16, 2007, 05:06:49 AM
The removing test result by Rich is conflict with Otto. Their setup may have a little difference. Otto should also test it and give detail data.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 16, 2007, 05:11:18 AM
The distance between the coils is critical...

Slow down an bit here.
Otto used plastic nuts and bolts on his way there ...tried moving up and down a bit?
The tuning does change a bit?

Keep going.... 2 freq ....
Im just saving Otto the trouble here!

but of course the design will change. Not sure that you have the base line yet.



Lindsay



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 05:14:20 AM
@Mrd 10
Question:  What was the bulb wattage?

Can you draw a circuit the way you had it wired for us?
It could be a different frequency in each collector (as SM stated, see my post above) and then where they join together, POW.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 05:27:33 AM
Did Cam use a scope and see the "conversion" process through the bobbins from square wave to sine wave?  Did he see the "seed" that Otto and Roberto reference in their .pdf

Did the process look the same as it did with the collectors attached?

Did he try adding more than one bulb at a time?  And why has no one put an amp meter between the output and the light bulb.  If they have I haven't seen that posted.  Or volts output for that matter.. ???

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 16, 2007, 05:34:46 AM
Hi Bruce,

the bulb was a 40watt bulb , @ 120volts
Cam is converting video as we speak. we put a bridge across the load to see and it showed over 1000volts, this was HV,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 05:45:56 AM
Can you say, "WOW!" 

New energy source indeed ...

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on June 16, 2007, 05:50:32 AM
@Bruce
The "seed-effect" may not be odd. Since Otto use 6V to drive the MOSFET very close to the threshold value of the MOSFET with the miller-effect from the D pin output, it is very easy to drop to under threshold value operating dynamically. That is the MOSFET work at the linear region just like a "class-A" amplifier. Work with the capacitor of the GATE of the MOSFET, it smooths some high frequency square wave to be like a sine wave at some pulse condition. To clarify this, Otto should use a good MOSFET driver such as IRF7307 and at least 12V to drive. The "seed" may be lost.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 16, 2007, 06:47:06 AM
d/l the movie in the first post on this page   8)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 16, 2007, 06:52:51 AM
where's the movie?

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 07:08:30 AM
Ok, AS I SAID, I did not intend to make everyone give up! We haven't even completed replicating yet. To my knowlege nobody since Ronotte has gotten to the third frequency yet, and tuned according to the document. So, What I would like to see, is people perhaps getting to that point, tuning exactly to the document, performing all suggested tests, and doing this experiment again.

It could be that catalyst happens in this setup when the third frequency is added. Three is important and all that jazz. All we have proven thus far is that without the three frequencies it behave according to the tesla transformations as seen in the tesla coil.

I sincerely hope that this platform is not abandoned by the experimenters. Perhaps my timing is not that great.

I want to make someting clear. I am still going to build this as I feel it would be patently unscientific to just walk away without seeing ALL the effects mentioned in the doc. We know that they were telling the truth. But we have yet to bring a device up to full operation.

So, there you have it.

Also, it may be that, as I said, the device has "modes" of overunity. It will power a standard load with normal input if the normal input can handle it, but give the energy source a reason to flow, and it will. Know what I mean?

Anyway, more testing is needed still.

Thanks for the advice Mannix. Of course with no collectors in the device we were not spacing the collectors. We had removed it alltogether to test Darren's hypothesis.

Oh, and someone said it was my test. I can't take any credit as it was cam's hands doing all the work, and I was actually a late comer. Didn't mean to take any undue credit. I was on my way out the door, at the time I posted.

Regards all,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 16, 2007, 07:22:06 AM
@ Any answers for the Q&A needed

I'm not asking onyone to test this. I'm just asking too see if I should wind mine like this?

1) Could the frequency be sent to the primary void instead of the primary negative. By just putting a center tap on the primary when winding the bifilar CC. Is it electronically permissible?

2) Would doing number 1 permit you to remove the ground off the IRF840, or,

3) If the IRF840 needs this ground to function, would doing number 1 reduce the load comming back to ground on the IRF840? An educated guess.

I feel these are three very very important questions as this could give a whole new domension of being able to test parallel and series  CCs, while trying various ring point connections.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 07:33:53 AM
@ Any answers for the Q&A needed

I'm not asking onyone to test this. I'm just asking too see if I should wind mine like this?

1) Could the frequency be sent to the primary void instead of the primary negative. By just putting a center tap on the primary when winding the bifilar CC. Is it electronically permissible?

2) Would doing number 1 permit you to remove the ground off the IRF840, or,

3) If the IRF840 needs this ground to function, would doing number 1 reduce the load comming back to ground on the IRF840? An educated guess.

I feel these are three very very important questions as this could give a whole new domension of being able to test parallel and series  CCs, while trying various ring point connections.

Hmm, that's a very good idea wattsup. I think it would allow for some decent flexibility for sure.

How far along are you in your build? Please post pics when you get to this point.

Regards.
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 16, 2007, 10:30:03 AM
Dom has clearly demonstrated the transformers working without the need for the Mobius coil. I presume his supply voltage was around 12V which would have given 36W consumption by the setup Assuming 50% transfer efficiency this would give around 18W consumption by the bulb which looks about right from the illumination.

Using thicker wire on the secondary, say the same as the primary at 0.5 should improve the transfer with a 1:1 turns ratio. It's well worth experimenting with the amount of ampere turns and graphing the drive current in relation to frequency to get a better understanding.

There are some very interesting solid state Bedini variant designs around utilising the principle shown in Dom's video. I have built some very effective battery chargers using HV radiant energy at audio frequencies using air iron and air cored inductors. The secret is getting the pulse rise time as fast as possible and as we know Mosfets are fine so long as they are driven properly. I suggest the use of high voltage, high power TVS diodes across Drain / Source to supplement the 'slow' protection freewheel diodes integrated in the Mosfet package.

This is an interesting and absorbing area for experimentation where much can be learnt - have fun!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 16, 2007, 11:28:20 AM
Hi Hoppy,

Cam was the one that was in the lab, i was just his assistant, and jotted things down as we went along. In video were using 12volts (battery), note also video was done after we did alot of testing. Do not stop testing your setups, add the 3rd freq and do more tests.
We just did this because this is the time we had and we did it.
Also this is a reference point for other builders that can verify what we did.

Sincerely,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 12:26:43 PM
Hi all,
A fitting time for SM's words:
"Suppose you have 1,000 pieces of wire twelve inches long and you
run the same weak magnetic field over them all at the same time..... you get the same flow of electrons.
If the wires are run in series then you will get the 12,000 millivolts
etc.
If you connect the wires in parallel you will get higher current but
lower voltage.
However, the power potential is the same whether you run the
wires in series or parallel.
If you know how to find the circuit potential, you tune into the frequency and you have enough short pieces of wire you can
convert as much power as you wish in a given space."

AND

"It took several years of experimentation to discover what frequencies and most importantly how to make small integrated circuits work to perform the control functions necessary to make the demonstrations you see on the video tapes available today."

To conclude, this will not be a fast process.  I believe that there will be specific frequencies that will bring the power.  He showed 1000 V.  with the bobbins.  What if they were stranded and wired in parallel and not in series?  And AC changing magnetic field in the coils would also be a good experiment with three frequencies.  We need to be methodical in our experimentation.

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 16, 2007, 12:46:34 PM
Hi Hoppy,

Cam was the one that was in the lab, i was just his assistant, and jotted things down as we went along. In video were using 12volts (battery), note also video was done after we did alot of testing. Do not stop testing your setups, add the 3rd freq and do more tests.
We just did this because this is the time we had and we did it.
Also this is a reference point for other builders that can verify what we did.

Sincerely,

Dom

Apologies for the mix up Dom.

Regards
Clive
Title: USB DDS OSCILLATOR_AUSTRALIA
Post by: Earl on June 16, 2007, 04:32:05 PM
Darren,

If you are only interested in a square wave, there are high-Amp FET drivers that have a Schmitt trigger on the input.  It could very well be that this Schmitt trigger will turn a sine wave into a nice square wave.

Of course, using a 74HC132 Quad 2-input NAND Schmitt Trigger following the DDS oscillator will produce a beautiful square wave with fast rise/fall times.  In this case solder the Schmitt trigger right next to the FET driver.

If you want variable-width pulses, follow the Schmitt trigger with a 74HC74 Dual D Flip-Flop, where the proper output pin goes to the reset pin.  If this pulse is too narrow, it can be widened with a series R, eventually series R followed by capacitor to ground.

In the next days and weeks, I will be posting lots of ideas and useful circuits.  I am real busy right now.

Regards, Earl
Earl.

Thanks for the heads-up on the DDS oscillator.

Unfortunately it doesn't output squares or pulses.

I suppose it one could interface it with their own zero-cross detector, and generate squares and pulses from that.

Regards, Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 04:42:06 PM
Hello all,

SM said:
I am using 6BQ7-A tubes for the input and phase inverter because they
are VHF amplifier triodes designed to operate in Color TV at very high
frequencies and so you can imagine how crystal clear my high frequencies
are in my stereo amplifier.

Now what is this phase inverter for the TPU, I asked myself.  And this is what I found:

"a circuit that generates two output signals, each 180 degrees out of phase with the other. This is a bit of a misnomer, since it does more than just invert the phase of a signal, it actually generates two out of phase signals."

Again, another important line of experimentation!

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 05:01:10 PM
Earl,

Thank you for the ideas. I look forward to your circuits to come.

Years ago I designed a very stable and sensitive LM311-based zero-crossing detector for a project I was working on, but I can not find my schematic.

Will this 74HC132 Schmitt Trigger do just as good or better job?

Thanks,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 16, 2007, 05:25:43 PM
Don't give up folks! I've been watching your progress in AWE. Just recently I've had a chance to read the docs and the threads. Remember, SM was a tech of the first order. That is, his experiences are different than yours. i.e. vacuum tubes, the first usable solid state devices, reciever types that are no-longer used etc.

I too come from that time and maybe a little earlier.

GE abandoned a single gun CRT using toroidal deflection coils that were basically three coils in open air. Only the first was fed three frequencies. The second and third had only inductive coupling to the previous coil. Each succesive coil would have resonated to the next frequency and always seemed to have more turns than the previous coil. I do remember the second and third coils seemed to have no end point. I was populating my junk box and needed the wire.

I remember the stories about these things blowing up. It makes me wonder if they accidentally created some self-regeneration. I know they played havoc with other radio receivers.
You may wish to lookup the operation of a 'regenerative' and 'Super-Regenerative' receiver. This is old stuff but they had very interesting properties.

I will be building one of these soon. I'll let you all know what I find.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 16, 2007, 05:57:23 PM
very intresting, Wave Watcher.
Thank you :)

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 16, 2007, 06:12:36 PM
Quote from: WaveWatcher
You may wish to lookup the operation of a 'regenerative' and 'Super-Regenerative' receiver.

bingo!

another one is the lemw transmission line  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 16, 2007, 06:29:19 PM
Sorry! My mind is showing my age.

It was one frequency (around 18kHz- horizontal sweep), three signals, 2 was 120 degrees lagging the first and 3 120 degrees lagging the second. If memory serves there would have been nine coils wired in groups of three coils per circuit. I don't remeber if the individual circuits were flipped between coils. i.e. like a Mobius.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 16, 2007, 06:32:07 PM
well if there is anything which comes to your mind, please just post it.
i found the television story quite amazing. :)

Thank you.
Marco
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 16, 2007, 06:41:57 PM
I was really hoping we had struck on something. Guess you could say I am a little sad the Otto tpu didn?t show signs of coupling with the earth or pull from the vacuum. I went back and read SM?s remarks and some things stuck out like ?impossible it is to assume that I may have hidden batteries inside the unit to make the power.? And  ?It is an insignificant power supply except when the two
transformers get slightly out of phase with each other, or when they are connected in reverse of one another.? Now in his video when he connects more load there is no decrease in the other light. When I tested this last night there was a decrease in output of the first bulb when I connected the other. I hope you folks keep trying and only use what I have done as merely a stepping stone to help understand just how SM and others are coupling with the earth or pulling from the vacuum. I don?t think SM was driving amps to mosfets especially if he claims he used no batteries. Do not think I have given up, I am going back to the drawing board and trying again to understand what other possible ways this can be achieved. This test was not a failler nor to prove anyone wrong. I, just like the rest are striving to achieve true proof of overunity. Keep testing and building, I really hope I missed something that others may discover.         

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 16, 2007, 06:54:51 PM
Thanks Cam  :)

I am too a bit sad aswell as confused about this thread.
I already am building the design so i will finish it to see what it will do.

If it doen's work i will just jump back to what i was testing before.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 07:28:22 PM
Well good to hear it marco. Me too. Perhaps we'll find something by fully replciating which, still has not been done. Unless Jason has been playing by himself. He's been quiet recently.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 16, 2007, 07:44:56 PM
Rich,

Jason is out for the weekend, will be back on monday....

Robert
Title: Re: Low Cost Variable Duty Cycle Function Gen.
Post by: chrisC on June 16, 2007, 08:37:16 PM
@all:

Anyone tried this before?
Low cost function generator circuit with variable duty cycle  from 1 Hz to 20 MHz.

http://www.elecdesign.com/Articles/Index.cfm?AD=1&ArticleID=1371

Attached is the circuit (gif) file.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 16, 2007, 08:47:04 PM
Hi Chris,

Myself and a couple of the guys considered this chip, however its no longer made and if you do find one they cost!  I believe if you contact Pese, he has a few and is willing to sell them.


Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 08:51:14 PM
Ahh good for him. Unfortunate for us. :)

Hope he has a good time.


Wavewatcher, nice bit of information. I have scoured the web for information on that event, and have found zero. No other cases of tv's blowing up, or imploding or what have you. No information on their mechanics. I guess the only way to find out is to rip one apart.

What I find interesting about your story is that the second and third coils were fed NO frequency, just allowed to couple.

If this is true, then the TV story is a HUGE hint from SM.

If you can find any more information, or relate some more stories about them blowing up that would be interesting. Or if you happen across one to rip apart, before you salvage the wire post a pic, that would be great.

Three rings. Quite interesting.

Also guys, for those of you who feel down in the dumps about this setup, don't sweat it... just yet. As I said before, nobody has fully replicated otto/ronottes "ecd" as yet. Seems everyone stopped short of driving the third frequency, and tuning as per their doc.

If you look toward the end of the doc, you will see that the real magic takes place there. As SM has said all along. We performed this test, although interesting, a bit prematurely. Now, the standard em people are going to tell me it doesn't matter. OK, logically you are correct. It shouldn't matter a bit. But if this thing really does what it does in those videos, we are going to have a wow moment at some point, when something outside our understanding takes place.

Let me explain what we have proven. Strictly speaking, yesterday Cam proved that with two frequencies, this thing does not behave any differently than a tesla coil. Regardless of what's running down the middle of them.

If SM came here, gave exact specs for his device, exact coil arrangement, exact frequencies, exact control unit diagrams, etc. etc. And we only fed it with two frequencies and proclaimed it didn't work, hehe. I can imagine the reaction.

So we have made an assumption. We have assumed that one frequency, or two, will perform, but to a lesser degree, than all three combined. IE. The magic will still be there, just not as much of it. Ahem... That's not a very logical assumption based on SM's notes, and the doc provided by Otto and Roberto.  Hence, we performed this test prematurely. It is a valid test, however, for later on. For now, it's like being told, "vinegar and baking soda react violently together," so we take that info, and assume vinegar, and backing soda, separately will react violently, to a lesser degree. When separately all we have is vinegar.... and baking soda.... Observing them, we say, "nothing special here", they do not react alone, so they must not react together. Absurd assumption, really.  

So, we got a little ahead of ourselves, we, being the group of people who were testing the setup and reporting back. We came and posted videos of interesting phenomena with only two frequencies in use, proclaiming a degree of sucess. Another false assumption. Premature claims.

My suggestion, is build to the end, then report back, and take requests for further testing. ZPE's test will be a good one at that time.

For me, I bought some testing equipment recently. A heat sensor gun, scale (also aids in building controls primary and secondary are 11grams), and a kill-a-watt, for true mains draw measurement at the power supply.

I may also use an inverter with a battery, and the kill-a-watt for draw in that scenario.  

So, if after we have done this, the device has turned out to be nothing spectacular, but a neat garage toy, or homemade microwave, then so be it. We've done our due dilligence, and elminated this, and moved on. Perhaps to Macedonia CDs setup, if we can decypher it.

We should not approach this as, "they proved it to me, therefore i'm gonna build a working TPU." We should approach it as, "They have shown some interesting results, therefor, I will test the setup."

False assumptions (on either side of the spectrum) and premature testing is not going to get us anywhere. I think what this has done however, is brought us back down to earth so we can now test this setup from a proper perspective.  

Regards all,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 16, 2007, 09:18:40 PM
Dave:

Thanks for feedback on the Max038 function generator chip. Yes, you are correct on this. It's available for an arm and a leg. There is another design based on the AD9835BRU (Analog Devices) which goes to 10Mhz (plenty) and that chip (one-off pricing) is around US$7 and readily available. Not sure if that other design allowed for a variable duty cycle.

If anyone has a stable, cheap and variable duty cycle function genertor, please post.

Thanks
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 16, 2007, 09:57:02 PM
Ok guys,

Just looking at the specs for the control coils.  My question would be then, what does Roberto mean by clockwise winding, I mean from what view point?

If I look from one end of a coil its CW and CCW from the other. So does anyone know what he means?

I would hold the former with my left hand and wind with my right, going over the top and back under. Starting left side of the former winding to the right. So looking from the right end of the coil I am winding CW??!>!!!>!


Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 10:08:24 PM
Dave, I'm not sure how you are winding, because when I flip my coil around, it is still clockwise.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 16, 2007, 10:10:49 PM
Dave:

If you stuck out 2 fingers and wind the coil clockwise over the fingers looping back towards yourself, that would be considered clockwise. Both primary and secondary are wound in phase. That's how I interpret this.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 16, 2007, 10:12:23 PM
ZPE, one thing I have been wondering, is if we were supposed to replace the mobius with a ferrite.

When we removed the mobius completely and did not replace it with anything, we could not get the bulbs to light much at all.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 16, 2007, 10:16:24 PM
Ok Rich,

I have had a long day at work!  If I wind a coil and end up with a pig tail which from one end of the coil goes over the top clockwise, if I now look at the other end of the coil, that pig tail now loops over counter clockwise over the top.  Are you saying yours goes in the same direction no matter which end you look at the coil from.

One of us is surely communicating from another dimension here?


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 16, 2007, 10:29:55 PM
@Everyone

I had watched Cam's lab last night until about 8pm CST.  and just now watched the video.  I feel frustrated for several reasons.  Rich hit on one of them, only one frequency was being used, in the video anyway, not three.  There was still no amp reading between the output and the bulb, either the fluorescent or the other.  It was said there was 1000 volts measured at the output with a bridge of High voltage.  What was the amperage?  It looked to be 1.5 amps input with one frequency @12 volts.  This is 18watts input.  But output were two bulbs, 1000 volts and no amp readings.  And this with only one frequency and no phase inversion (we should still put all of SM's clues into our experiments)  And it comes across as, "ho hum, no big deal, just another tesla coil.  Time to move on to something else." 

Very frustrating.  My wire came in the mail, to finish my last control coil, Mobius One is on the launch pad.  Circuit will be built tomorrow with my partner, I hope.

@Otto and Roberto
Thank you both for your tenacity, and keep plugging along.  Keep us informed of any new findings or ideas.  We are with you guys.  Jason has built and is just getting going.  Rich is building, Marco is building, Lindsay is building. I am building.  Patience, perserverence, single mindedness, creativity and accurate testing.  Experimenting according to SM's words will yield results.   :)

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 16, 2007, 11:48:43 PM
Guess I forgot to mention I did try 3 frequencies, it seem to kill the effect. Who has used 3 frequencies?

2 Frequencies doubled the amp draw, sure the light was brighter.   

Guess I also forgot to mention I did bridge the output <u see it sitting there in the movie> and mesured the amps or should I say ma which would barley read on a 1 amp meter. It was 1200v at .01 amps = 16 watts and I was driving it with 18 watts. Theres lots of volts there but no current. Guess I'll grab 3 more mosfets next week, put it back together and make a movie of the whole thing.

I want this to work just like everyone else so I'll give it another go.

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 16, 2007, 11:52:54 PM
ZPE, one thing I have been wondering, is if we were supposed to replace the mobius with a ferrite.

When we removed the mobius completely and did not replace it with anything, we could not get the bulbs to light much at all.

Rich

What I think I said, and meant to say was, first with the two loops present, obtain some luminosity in the bulb, and note the intensity (take a snapshot of it for comparison).

Next, remove the wire loops, and again power up the device and take another snapshot to compare to the first. This is not an exact or reliable method, and is not the one I would be using myself. However, since everyone seems determined to use only bulbs, then that's what we have to work with I guess.

The bulb intensity should be about equal, if nothing else was changed. Keep in mind some tweaking of the frequency may be necessary to re-establish resonance again, if it drifted slightly for some reason. Keep the relative positions of the coils the same as when they had the wire loops going through.

Regarding the ferrite rod, there was no mention of the order in which things were done or swapped, so I am going to assume the following:

With the wire loops removed, and the ferrite rod inserted, a peak luminosity level was established. Then the ferrite rod was removed, and the intensity went to zero, or some low level.

Is this correct?

If yes, then I would expect that result. If things were done differently, please explain how.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 12:46:06 AM
ZPE, one thing I have been wondering, is if we were supposed to replace the mobius with a ferrite.

When we removed the mobius completely and did not replace it with anything, we could not get the bulbs to light much at all.

Rich

What I think I said, and meant to say was, first with the two loops present, obtain some luminosity in the bulb, and note the intensity (take a snapshot of it for comparison).

Next, remove the wire loops, and again power up the device and take another snapshot to compare to the first. This is not an exact or reliable method, and is not the one I would be using myself. However, since everyone seems determined to use only bulbs, then that's what we have to work with I guess.

The bulb intensity should be about equal, if nothing else was changed. Keep in mind some tweaking of the frequency may be necessary to re-establish resonance again, if it drifted slightly for some reason. Keep the relative positions of the coils the same as when they had the wire loops going through.

Regarding the ferrite rod, there was no mention of the order in which things were done or swapped, so I am going to assume the following:

With the wire loops removed, and the ferrite rod inserted, a peak luminosity level was established. Then the ferrite rod was removed, and the intensity went to zero, or some low level.

Is this correct?

If yes, then I would expect that result. If things were done differently, please explain how.

Darren

Ok, what you have outlined is not the test we performed. At least, not when I was there. Cam, Mrd, Mike? Can you guys verify if this is what was done? When I came into the conference All three spools were connected as they should be to the control board as per the document without the ring in. They were lined up so that a longish ferrite rod could be slipped through the hole in the center of all the spools, hence, their relative position was not as it was when they were on the loop. Yes, you are correct, when the rod was removed, the bulb lost luminosity. I'm not sure if retuning it without the rod could achieve similar luminosity to when the mobius was in the equation or not, as I didn't witness any attempt to retune it without the ferrite in the spools.

There was conversation about testing with no ferrite. If I remember correctly they couldn't get similar luminosity at all. But when the ferrite was added it would light brightly as in their video. I DID see him tune it with the ferrite in, and remove it and the bulb lost 90% of it's brightness, but this is to be expected.

So that's what I saw, if there's any more info you need, I don't really know much more.

Based on what I witness however it seems that we may have not performed it correctly? Or are the differences consequential?

It would seem to me that we would want to keep all the variables as similar as possible no? Just without the coils. Reduction only works well if you remove one variable at a time. If you change multiple variables, you can't tell which one caused the results. IE, change in relative position, and ferrite.

Am I on the right track here?

Rich

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 17, 2007, 12:57:38 AM
I would agree Rich.

To be fair and correct, as I mentioned the coils should be in the same position for both scenarios.

For the test done with and without the ferrite, that's another ball game altogether.

I would expect two things to differ with and without the ferrite:

1) The bulb should be brighter with the ferrite (higher L = higher bemf?)
2) The main resonant frequency will be different with the ferrite, and should be lower.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 01:07:28 AM
I would agree Rich.

To be fair and correct, as I mentioned the coils should be in the same position for both scenarios.

For the test done with and without the ferrite, that's another ball game altogether.

I would expect two things to differ with and without the ferrite:

1) The bulb should be brighter with the ferrite (higher L = higher bemf?)
2) The main resonant frequency will be different with the ferrite, and should be lower.

Darren

OK, that's what I thought, but I wanted to be sure, and didn't want to seem like I was trying to pooh, pooh cam's test results. Just trying to make sure we compare apples to apples as we do our reduction tests.

@Cam, you must have done a lot before I got there? I never saw you do any loopless experiment with three frequencies. When you tried you blew a fet. In fact didn't you blow two fets?

Sorry if I misrepresented anything, I just musta missed that.

Also, I'm not trying to get you to do it again if you are satisfied with the results.

In fact, I'd MUCH rather see Otto, or Ronotte perform this test, than for you to REDO it.

That would tell us if there are differences in the setups or not. You did a great job last night.

So, since we are all in different locations with different setups, it's difficult to see everything as it goes by on a web cam or if we're shooting the breeze in a conference with a lot of people talking it's hard to follow multiple conversations, etc. It can be hard to make sure we're all doing what the other guy is. So if different people perform the same tests and get the same results, it's easy to be sure we have essentially the same setup.

I just wanna be sure that

A. We did the test right
B. We are testing the right setup. (we built correctly)
C. We did the test at the right time.
D. We interpret the results correctly.

As I said, I came in late so I'm not sure about a couple of those questions. And because I wasn't sure what ZPE meant for sure by "removing the mobius".

Because we would get different results with ferrous material in the middle or not.

Rich


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 17, 2007, 01:32:10 AM
Folks

I am not satisfied with the results... I found 4 IRF730's in my trickle trunk and checked the specks against the 840's looks good, these are used in power supply switching. I have the tpu back together and ready, just fixing up the 555 drivers and getting the right trim pots for the frequencies. The ?remove the ring test? was done as follows: I tuned the tpu with 1 frequency after I tested 2 and 3 frequencies. Why one frequency? I seen the same results as with 2, I just was pulling to many amps with 2 frequencies. As I said before the third frequency killed the bulb. Then once tuned with 1 frequency I left everything the same and removed the antenna, fired up again and right away noticed it was brighter. I then continued removing the lower antenna incase it was causing an affect. Same brightness... Then I removed the spools and again tested ... same brightness. With the ferrite rod I slipped it in re-tuned the frequency to the ferrite and brighter went the bulb. Adding the ferrite and it's effects are standard electronics. I should be fired up in a few hours with these other mosfets BUT Tonight I am going to lower the input voltage because these mosfets can't handle 12v and when you are tuning it will draw out 7 amps. Also we really should be diodeing the BEMF back to the supply so it don't hit the mosfets. If I blow 1 mossfet I will be adding diodes. Tonight I hope all your wishes come true. I will give it my best to measure everything, make a video and satisfy all our questions if these mosfets work, otherwise we will have to wait till next week or for someone else who is ready.

Also a few posts back I posted the Otto PDf I was using. I followed it to a T and also verified with Jason.

Cam   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 17, 2007, 01:53:17 AM
Cam,

Your test sounds pretty conclusive to me, if you returned the coils to their original positions, as it sounds like you did.

The FETs should give you better power output, and less power input too. I doubt however that the wire loops will have any effect....but we'll see.

I have a theory as to why the wire loop diminished your output slightly in the original configuration, and that is because it is a shorted wire loop (or two loops to be exact).

I believe it is well known that a single shorted turn on any coil will severely, if not totally reduce the coil's ability to store a magnetic field. Although the wire loops are at 90? to the coils, the upper loop may be at such an angle as to have a slight effect on the coils' fields, thus reducing their outputs. It's a theory anyway.  :-\

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: replicator on June 17, 2007, 02:11:56 AM

Just for a moment... I DONT BELIVE MAGIC. Every phenomen has a physic background. (Just maybe we havent found the way to describe it with mathematics yet.)

Is anybody tried to disconnect the CC's transformers secondary output from the Moebius? You tell about disconnecting the Moebius loop, and dont thinking about the CC coils and Moebius loop interaction. Yes, I know you will be not measure excessible power, just something "inducated" voltage. But...

[offtopik]
I have been thinking about the FE excessing methods sameness for many years ago. Phisics says that the electrons in wires dont able to travel just about a few centimeters per second because of irregular crystal grid caused resistance. In supercnductivity the electrons travels in Cooper-pairs. There is an interaction between the electron pairs and cristal grid.
[on]

The TPU=ECD is quite different. If the magnetic fux is eliminated by Moebius (or bifilar wounding) the electrons doesnt will travel faster!!!! In this device it seems that the magnetic field from CC coils primaries just makes pulsating electromagnetic fileld. Dont forget if anybody knows Maxwell equations! It told that the electric component of Pointing vector is perpendicular to the magnetic. Why is it importnt for TPU?
JUST because the CC coils will be inducate electric field between the Moebius loop two wires bacause it is perpendicular to it. Just a reason why Moebius (or simple two wires) is necessary in CC coils.

WHAT is itself the Moebius loop(s)? It has two different goals. Firstly it is a condenser, yes, simple conenser where the CC coils inducate electric potential. Secondly it is a consenser of CC coil's secondary part together built a parallell LC tank. (For my mind, with physic considerations it is magic.) And why interest to use induction less condenser as a "secondary of induced Pointing electric potential"? Hmmm... To prevent black out of flux induced potential, so the Poining potential will remain.

What is the benefit the Moebius loop from LC physics scope? Yep... It seems that it is a induction less capacitor. DONT throw it from the device. Just thinking about: without it, you will get a simple transformers (maybe Tesla like) from your CC coils. In every frequency. Thats all. With it, it will be the capacitor of CC's secondary and will resonate... And imagine: If the Moebius capacitor will give extra energy from Pointing potential, at the right phase, within its resonance with CC's secondary... the energy will be increasing.

So I have several pages with Maxwell equtations derived to enable  over unity. Is anybody interested in Maxwell mathematics? If yes, I will post the full mathematic hypotezis to this forum.  (Note: It is nor my discovery, as I know is not known, but I found similarity between the hipotezis and the physics of TPU...)

Sorry but I dont think currently what is the importance of "3 of frequencies" and "rotating field", because it seems that the three CC coils and the Moebius "capacitor" has 1 main resonance. Maybe the Moebius has own resonance freq, if anybody from you are HAM (radio amateur) it would be greatful check it with a GDO. Or  an another explanation that the 3 frequencies in phase, the Pointing potential induced waves will be travelling in Moebius, and it seems that with two "in pahase" frequency, there is no direction because of its 2 dimensional speading in Moebius (just imagine a line with 2 point on it, you are able to start moving in line two direction: to another point or to opposite direction... there is no synchronization).
The third freqency will be CLOSE the loop from the standpoint of transmission of waves in a line. If it in phase, it will blocking (black out) and/or adding wave with accurate timings. Thats why we need three different source to start spinning of waves toward of Moebius line...

Finally, Its too late to continue my brainstorming, I hope somebody curious about finding  exact parameters of this circuit and WHY important every little element of this construction, and WHY SM told as he told. I try to understand all and if you want I try to interpret it for US.

Regards,
replicator

PS: sorry for my English and the long post.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 17, 2007, 02:30:41 AM
Replicator,

You are right in that the wire loops do form a capacitor, and that they are in parallel with the secondaries.

However, the wire loops are actually quite short, and in comparison to the much higher self-capacitance of each secondary coil (and all 3 in parallel), this loop capacitance would shift the resonant frequency of the secondaries only slightly.

Other than a slightly lower resonance frequency, the circuit and operation remain unchanged.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on June 17, 2007, 02:37:42 AM
Good thought Replicator. I don't have my scope working and it may be a gonner :( but what I'd like to see if the mobius wire was replaced with RGB58 (coax cable)-sheathing removed,  so the skin effect would be more prominent. the Rf would be on the outside of the wire and the AG material would be moot.   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 17, 2007, 02:38:31 AM
Any comments from Otto and Roberto on Cams latest testing?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 17, 2007, 03:09:23 AM
Hi guys!

One builder...Good on you Com.

I dont know what to make of this yet but I will not go about changing any thing untill i get the effect of the top and bottom coil offering extra out put..like in the doc....then and only then would I take either of them away. ..If i did not achieve that point I would be looking for something i did wrong.



this group mentality to one person testing risks a "race to the bottom".

It will be more lively as more devices are under our noses...
 Looking foward to contributing with that.

I like Ottos term..... PC Heros!...that is if you don't have one under construction.

Great days!

Lindsay

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 17, 2007, 03:30:55 AM

Sorry but I dont think currently what is the importance of "3 of frequencies" and "rotating field", because it seems that the three CC coils and the Moebius "capacitor" has 1 main resonance. Maybe the Moebius has own resonance freq, if anybody from you are HAM (radio amateur) it would be greatful check it with a GDO.

@Lindsay
Well said and ditto's

@ Replicator
You did very well and I agree with about 90% of what you said.  About the three frequencies and their importance.  I believe that SM clues us that ALL THREE are a derivitive of the resonant.  Resonant, 2nd harmonic of the resonant and intermodulation for the third, this of course is the sum of the first two to form a unique third.

I have also been stating for some time now, that it was not either an accident or coincidence that SM mentions SPECIFIC frequencies.  He mentions his "resonance" at 35 KHz.  But instead of leaving it at that, he clues us in to the exact frequency, of 35.705 KHz.  Now, why would he do this if it were unimportant.  Here is his exact words.

"I made an amp and had a really difficult time with a 35K resonance.
I had so much trouble with it that I finally left the resonance there.
I last measured it at 35.705K at a really high level.
It is a good thing that I can't hear that high.
But it does prove that my output transformer is capable of going up to
245K HZ
.
Which I measured.
HEY, did you know that the frequency is proportional to the
speaker's circumference?
it appears that the frequency should change with the
circumference of the speaker.
That makes sense to you does it?
No one I have talked to realizes that yet.
I use 15" speakers myself. They are 15" from the dead center of the
outside flange to the other sides flange.
You know transistors just don't do well at those high frequencies.
They try hard but they just make all sorts of harmonics all over the place.
dirty things transistors.
MOSFETS are better you know if you wanted to make an amplifier that behaved as though it was a tube amp but in a smaller size."

I know that there is a way to "adjust" the resonance by the use of a cap and resistor.  Could not the resonance of our TPU be made to resonate at 35.705 KHz.  Then the second frequency would be 71.41 KHz.  Then the third frequency would be 107.12 KHz

I have pointed out evidence on my thread from an invester their at a demonstration, that SM clipped wire from his tpu until it reached resonance.  That means he "TUNED" the TPU to the frequency, NOT the other way around.  I have said this for weeks and feel like I am spitting in the wind.  SM did leave some great clues.  I mention one earlier about the signal being phase inverted for each of the frequencies.  No one says anything.  I post where SM said it, and still not a word.  I even posted where to find the circuit to do this and still no one takes it to heart.

The TPU is tuned to the one of the frequencies he told us.  The three frequencies are derived of that ONE.  Each of the three frequencies then need to be phase inverted as SM states, 180 degrees would be a start.  A Phase inverted signal is really two identical signals out of phase (sound familiar).  Think of the added speed to the kicks as this is multiplied by each of the frequencies.  GK has it right in his last couple of posts in his thread and nailed it as well.  It is about Speed.  The controller is about SPEED.  Disabling the flux is about SPEED.  Phase inversion is about SPEED.... Speed is energy.  Theory of relativity.

Thank you for your time,  Maybe someone with better electronics skills than I hears me.

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 17, 2007, 03:41:10 AM
Bruce,

I wonder sometimes how much of our so called electronic skills are of assistance here ....multimeter...how to solder.....basic wiring ..now its getting harder...
BTW I suggest that everybody get an analouge meter here ..digitals....all of them...especially the cheapo's  are a problem!

I will be stupid untill i see an electron...or are they particles*&*!

Lindsay

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 03:55:40 AM
Weeeeellllp.

Great Cam, good to see you checking it all out again. Doubling tests is always a good idea. I still wish Roberto or Otto would do it, or at least comment on it. I haven't seen Roberto online anywhere today.

I am curious why you arent satisfied? Sounds like you did everythign right, and that most of the test was done before I got there.

So, My coil is done, after rewinding my controls, and due to shipping mishaps, I have no fets or drivers. Drivers got misdelivered, and fets are at my office. Aaaagggggghh. I hate UPS.

So the specs are (in american gauges)
Primary is 24ga., 13'8 3/4",(did a conversion of the lenght in meters of their primary) 12 grams in weight.

Secondary is 28ga., 12grams in weight (did not mesure lenght, as I just made it mass equivalent to the primary.)  But judging by the turns it's a little more than twice as long. Perhaps 2.5 times so that would make it about 33 feet or so.

Total weight (with the spool which is 11 grams) for each control was 35 grams.

Wound clockwise via a drill, bifilar till the primary ran out, then finished winding the secondary.

Resistance of the controls was .5 ohm

Collector is composed of dual 18 gauge stranded speaker wire around 3/4 OD vinyl tubing. The bottom part is not shown in the pic, but since there's nothing special about that, you can use your imagination for it.

Here's a pic.  Took it with my camera phone, sorry for the quality.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 17, 2007, 04:00:04 AM
Hey Rich:

With your one hose contraption, you ain't got that 44mm spacing which according to Otto, maximizes the coupling effect? Then you aren't comparing apples to apples. Just a thought.

Cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 04:05:09 AM
Hey Rich:

With your one hose contraption, you ain't got that 44mm spacing which according to Otto, maximizes the coupling effect? Then you aren't comparing apples to apples. Just a thought.

Cheers
chrisC

Chris that's not the whole thing, The 4" one is not there at all. This is the more complicated one, so this is all I showed. You guys can use your imagination for the rest.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 17, 2007, 04:07:14 AM
Rich:

Sorry, I misunderstood. OK the 4" is not there! Duh!

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 17, 2007, 04:29:05 AM
Rich,

I have gone to a lot of trouble to give my windings a fat wing shape...in cross section.

Used a dummy section of 6" as a former ....oval shaped tighter on one side, where the collector is...paper underrneath then wrapped the windings..super glue,tape ...20 mins.......slide it off...it is what  gives the acelleration effect acording to Otto, Not sure if Jason used that..Perhaps I have misunderstood something in the doc...It could be important. I also put the cable the hard way,,,,90 deg to how most others have ...like Otto said.Watcharekon?


Lindsay

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 04:37:25 AM
Ack, you are right. It hadn't even occured to me that in winding on these things as Jason, and Cam, and I have, that we are giving up that bit of the design, as it remains round. The hose is not JUST a spacer. It's also a shaper.

let me ask you a question. How far did you spread them out? Did they each take up a third of your ring, or just a small bit as if it were on one of these spools?

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 05:04:55 AM
well, I just went in to rewind my coils(yet again) and just didn't have the energy. I sat there and stared at them for a while and just walked away. I'll get to it, but the prospect of UNWINDING a bifilar coil was not very exciting at the moment.

so it'll sit there over night at least.

However, I think i'll test it this way, and see what the difference is when I rewind them.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 17, 2007, 05:26:56 AM
Rich, Lindsay.

Just wanted to say that I admire your guys' dedication and tenacity.

Good luck with your tests too.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 06:54:26 AM
Thanks ZPE, I just keep going back to Otto and Ronotte's doc, and it seems that we must be doing something different.

Cam said when he added the third frequency the bulb died before. Otto and Roberto say the opposite.

Otto has said he's seen the inertial effects, and we have not so far noticed that. I haven't seen any rotating compasses, yet otto confirms that too.

He talks about massive amounts of power, and we haven't see any "full conversions" yet.

So, perhaps it's what Lindsay said. My coils may be (yet again) wrong.

I want to be as close to theirs as possible in order to test and see thier effect.

Lindsay said we would be better off using analog scopes, so I have a 5 channel 100mhz, to test with, etc, etc.

I have three max038 based frequency generators, and I'm getting the IRF840s and Drivers. My fets got shipped to someone else, and my drivers are coming on monday. Uggghhhh. Murphey's law.

I bought a hand held temp reader, and a scale for measuring, etc.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 17, 2007, 07:12:39 AM
Hey Rich:

Are your max380 generators made from discreets or are they part of a complete instrument package (make /model)? Just curious. Trying to find a good, cheap function genertor I don't have to pay an arm/leg for.

Thanks
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 17, 2007, 07:37:38 AM
btentzer .. please .. we dont want u to be spitting in the wind, especially if it was blowing against u .. me personally, i would like to think there is no wind ..  :P

seriously though .. here is the quote .. the FULL few paragraphs .. u have to read what SM says in CONTEXT .. SM CAN NOT give out the frequencies .. if he did, as he has afore mentioned, he would seriously be canned!!!

as u can see in the bold .. he is talking about building an amp for his sound system .. one that uses a tv tube instead of SS .. the REASON he mentions it is to point out the issue of harmonics, and how hard it is to get rid of them, and control the frequencies as needed.

NOTE: the frequencies differ depending on the circumference, and length of wires!!! .. the algorithm for getting the 3 frequencies is probably what is patented with the controller unit. it took SM and his crew a few years to find out that algorithm.

devilzangel
..

Quote
Any deviation from the original signal or addition to , Harmonic and intermodulation is not good for stereo enjoyment, you know... Stereo? I have a three channel system I listen to. Sometimes the three channels combine together to create the most magnificent sound you could imagine. A whole new sound stage opens up and suddenly you are transformed to someplace else. Gosh, the reason I just hate transistors is because they are so slow and generate so much distortion!!! I think that transistors are basically useless for listening to really good high fidelity. all those harmonics somehow get through to the music output and just ruin the music... I am sure that you know what I am referring to.
...
...
However when I want to design a new amp I always start with tubes and
when I get them perfected I move on the MOSFETS... I made an amp and had a really difficult time with a 35K resonance. I had so much trouble with it that I finally left the resonance there. I last measured it at 35.705K at a really high level. It is a good thing that I can't hear that high. But it does prove that my output transformer is capable of going up to 245K HZ. Which I measured. That makes sense to you does it? No one I have talked to realizes that yet. I use 15" speakers myself. They are 15" from the dead center of the outside flange to the other sides flange. You know transistors just don't do well at those high frequencies. They try hard but they just make all sorts of harmonics all over the place. dirty things transistors. MOSFETS are better you know if you wanted to make an amplifier that behaved as though it was a tube amp but in a smaller size. Well as soon as I get my amp finished I will let you know if I have any more problems with it. But I like the sound and the power of it already.
Take care.
Sincerely,

the only "secret" hint SM MIGHT be trying to convey is that IF u use 15" diameter TPU, the res frequency would be 35.705Khz (frequency 3) .. go find freq 1 and freq 2 .. lol .. anybody interested in building a 15" ring??? i doubt it .. as GK keeps reminding us .. BE VERY CAREFUL with these devices .. they can really COOK u alive. Imagine what a 15" TPU can do... ANYWAYS, i think SM as a frank person, not someone who wants to pass on secret code through his letters
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 17, 2007, 08:40:22 AM
And let me deeply apologize here:
I am sorry to all that I missed mentioning this one little fact all along.
The safety issue is this:
You don't need a working tpu to hurt yourself.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 17, 2007, 09:46:43 AM
Hi All,

Tonight we did conclusive tests, video and audio conference were Rich, GK , Cam and myslef, Cam was doing the tests with OTTO's TPU, Cam will convert the video and post it in alittle while.

Mobiuos setup:-

With 3 frequencies, roughly 25% duty cycle.

f1,f2,and f3 are slightly offset from 80khz, we found that this was a good setting.
tried other frequencies as well, but saw nothing special.

measured input draw on battery 10volts @ 3Amps = 30watts

measured DC bridge FWB output:- 5volts, current draw 4mA's, thats .02watts.
with capacitors on the FWB it was roughly 400volts, really strange then because basically what is lighting the light bulb, we think it maybe RE.

Note:- couldn't measure the voltage on the + and - of the FWB directly, we had to stick caps on the bridge so we could read the volts.

Cam also shorted out the output of FWB and was getting large sparks. then he put a spark gap on the output, This is what's lighting the bulb.

Without the mobiuos coil, with 3 frequencies didn't make much difference, still same results, one note:- 3rd freq actually seems to dampen the output of the bulb and draw more current.

Again, video coming soon, another thing getaway from using powersupply, the tpu likes to say, please sir give me more.....

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 17, 2007, 10:10:17 AM
Its 2am and a Big Thank You to your help boys. We really kicked butt tonight. I have bits and pieces of video to put together and narrate so give me some time. I hope I satisfy everyone?s expectations. Here are the points I would like to make. This has output just like a Tesla coil. And with that all the inherent problems with measuring output. Digital meters are crap never use them, the only analog meters that can stand up to the output cost me a arm and a leg and I don?t even really trust them. The point is the output was bridged, capped and volt and amp readings taken. But this is no way to measure this. I used a spark gap and will have to calculate the volts by the distance. The THIRD Frequency well like I said before it seem to dim the light and increase the amps and I tried from the -3 harmonic up to the 80khz that the coils perform best. After 4 hours of tests I disconnected the antenna and no difference. BTW has no one thought that perhaps we need to run the HV output through those rings to create a swirl????/ I will test this set up later. Also I need to build a step down coil to really measure the output and this needs to be done how Tesla describes in his wireless transmission. The watts show nothing because of the measuring trouble but the light still performed as last night and was not brighter than it?s draw. The sparks were fun though. Well better get some sleep.

PS if I can create the proper stepdown unit to give back amps and it is OU guess I will have egg on my face LOL.

Oh the new mosfets worked better.

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 17, 2007, 10:11:51 AM
Hey Rich:

Are your max380 generators made from discreets or are they part of a complete instrument package (make /model)? Just curious. Trying to find a good, cheap function genertor I don't have to pay an arm/leg for.

Thanks
chrisC

Hi i found a cheap do it youreself generator based on two 555 timers in a old book.
Marco
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 17, 2007, 10:24:56 AM
Hi Marco,

can you scan that and post it, its really not clear as it is.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 17, 2007, 10:30:29 AM
I don't recall seeing this so I'll post in-case it will help. I will be using this info to construct my coil...

As a HAM I read 35kHz as the target design freq for the larger coil. 35.705 is probably where it finnally tuned. Trimming the coil translates to trimming the tuning stub - common on antennas. He stresses the highest possible Q for this antenna. This is a magnetic only Mobius loop antenna, BTW.
He repeats 'tube'. You increase Q on a loop antenna by increasing the conductor diameter - I'll use coax connected in a Mobius fashion. Coax has a 'Speed' factor. This is related to capacitance and inductance of the cable.
His amp can go to 245K. That reads as the smaller antenna (the amplifier), also Mobius, is lower Q with a working bandwidth from 35 to 245K.
15 inch speaker = 15 inch diameter of the larger antenna - center of conductor to center of conductor. Knowing the diameter, frequency and conductor diameter it is possible to calculate number of turns and turn spacing.
Mobius loop antennas are used to reduce or eliminate the capacitance of the coils of the antenna. This makes them insensitive to noise, wider banded and in a non-HAM description - FASTER. It also improves the loop antenna characteristic of not being sensitive to the electrical part of the signals - magnetic only.
Also there is a big difference between coils wound with each layer stacked or spiralled.
Mainly it can reverse directivity, make it uni-directional or completely NULL one or both sides of the figure eight pattern.
If I was building a loop antenna - I would never use stranded wire. Tubing is almost always preferred (these SLF freqs are an exception) but stranding equates to more work for electron flow at almost anything above audio - and slower travel.

Ther appear to be more 'radioman' clues there but I'm beat.

It may be a good idea to look at some HAM loop antenna web pages. There are some web calculators that will give ideas on what the sizes and number of turns mean to this project.
Very late for me here. Good night. I'm still running numbers to translate his magnet king story.
Good Luck!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 17, 2007, 11:59:06 AM
Hi Chrisc,
You may want to look at the TL494, it has duty cycle control (45% to 0%) and the output I think is about 200mA so you can drive the mosfet directly.
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tl494.pdf
Some of the newer PWM controllers have a true drive(push-pull) output and are even better.
I have had the TL494 running up to 700KHz.
Or you can build a DDS 20 kit from ELV in Germany, cost about 60 euros plus you need an AD811 op amp if you want the sine wave output.
http://shop.elv.de/output/controller.aspx?cid=74&detail=10&detail2=6325
The duty can be controlled by an external op amp connected to the sine wave output.
The good thing with the DDS 20 is it has a good clear display of the freqency and has a sweep mode too.
But for simple, cheap and chearful, the TL494 would be a good bet.

Hi Wavewatcher,
Some useful info you have there. Can you find out the number of  turns we need to get resonance at 35KHz?
I have some LMR400 cable that I could use for the mobius loop.
What about using microbore pipe, say 8mm or 10mm?
Easy to bend to shape.

Hi All,
I did the first experiment that Otto/Roberto has shown in their PDF report.
I could not see any peaks with different lengths of solder wire.
The pk-pk increased as the wire got shorter.
Going from:
100cm of 1.2mm solder wire, 5V input at 1.9 amp pulsed at 7.6KHz (best amplitude) pk-pk of 27V
down to
5cm, 5V, 1.96amp, 7.6KHz, pk-pk 34V.
Coil was 50 turns of 0.56mm enameled copper wire.

It showed a linear increase for the shorter wire.

It made no difference if the wire was inside the coil or not. 
I must be doing something wrong.

Rob



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 17, 2007, 03:36:39 PM
Thanks Rob for the TL494 info, and the heads-up on the DDS board.

I've emailed ELV to see if they have an English version of the info pdf and if they'd ship to Canada. This one looks very promising.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 17, 2007, 04:01:12 PM
The SG3525 is a another PWM chip. This one has totem-pole output and an anboard regulated 5V supply. I've used these in several applications and I prefer them to the TL494.

Datasheet at: -
http://www.chipcatalog.com/Datasheet/372D30FBF5AC679BCC1E8BCA3B07EC4C.htm

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 17, 2007, 04:28:55 PM
Thanks Rob for the TL494 info, and the heads-up on the DDS board.

I've emailed ELV to see if they have an English version of the info pdf and if they'd ship to Canada. This one looks very promising.

Darren

Yeh, this is definately a hook. I'd buy 3 right off the bat simply to get 20mhz @ below 150USD ea. for small form factor and portabililty. The output would be to spec and very tight. Very professional.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantleap on June 17, 2007, 04:31:45 PM
I think this is a good time to remind people of something SM said.

"I ask you, what are these guys thinking about when they let their
ego's force them to ignore things i have said in the beginning and go off
trying to design and develop their own control devices using SS units.
SS units which are OUTBOARD of the collector ring i might add?
Some of them have gotten results and some of them have gotten big
power surges and dissipation of heat... all of which is wonderful and
certainly proves the point that there is truly something going on here.
BUT, i guarantee you that their SS control devices are all sitting right
beside the collector... aren't they?

They will probably never start the coil and get to catalyst.
I am not saying it is impossible, but it will Damn difficult for these guys to
get more then a big bang once in a while.
And just like me, that big bang will excite them enough to continue for a
while longer.
Maybe one of them will read back and see where I said the SS control
device must be placed inside the collector coil.
then they will explode with, MY GOD, maybe that is the reason why......
and off they will go. in the right direction at least.


God Bless
Tim.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantleap on June 17, 2007, 04:35:08 PM
In relation to my previous post, think in the eye of the hurricain!

God Bless
Tim.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 17, 2007, 05:26:13 PM
@Rob & @Hoppy:
Thanks again for the chip references. Yes, I did try to find a distributor who carries the DDS board in the US but without success. It's not that expensive but adds up when you need 3! Other thing I'm not sure if it still needed an output buffer to get the critical rise times? And also whether it had the logic to vary duty cycle?

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 17, 2007, 05:34:05 PM
I think this is a good time to remind people of something SM said.

"I ask you, what are these guys thinking about when they let their
ego's force them to ignore things i have said in the beginning and go off
trying to design and develop their own control devices using SS units.
SS units which are OUTBOARD of the collector ring i might add?
Some of them have gotten results and some of them have gotten big
power surges and dissipation of heat... all of which is wonderful and
certainly proves the point that there is truly something going on here.
BUT, i guarantee you that their SS control devices are all sitting right
beside the collector... aren't they?

They will probably never start the coil and get to catalyst.
I am not saying it is impossible, but it will Damn difficult for these guys to
get more then a big bang once in a while.
And just like me, that big bang will excite them enough to continue for a
while longer.
Maybe one of them will read back and see where I said the SS control
device must be placed inside the collector coil.
then they will explode with, MY GOD, maybe that is the reason why......
and off they will go. in the right direction at least.


God Bless
Tim.


OK good point Tim. Otto, Roberto and all who have so far tested, did you place your control circuitry inside the loop when you took the data published?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 17, 2007, 07:31:46 PM
@ZPE,
I am translating the German DDS 20 manual at the moment and plan to send a copy to ELV. Most of it done, just not the theory about the sine wave details.

@Giantleap,
Yes, I know about that and that is a problem, but the best we can do is to put the mosfet driver and mosfet inside the TPU and shield the rest.  The DDS 20 has a metal can shield around all of the high frequency circuitry.

@Chrisc,
The TL494 would benefit from an external mosfet driver at frequencies over 300KHz as it is only really meant to operate up to 300KHz.
The TL494 has the ability to vary the duty, but the DDS 20 will need an external op-amp connected to the sine wave output.

@Hoppy,
Yep, there are loads of other PWM chips. 
I also have the UC28025 (bought for my MEG project - JLNs MEG reproduction) that is good to 1MHz and 1.5A direct drive output.
(I'll take your 200mA @ 500KHz  and raise it to 1500mA @ 1MHz!)
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/uc28025.pdf

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 17, 2007, 08:09:32 PM
@ giantleap

Otto had his mosfets and drivers in the center and on an aluminum heat sink.  Watching Cam's lab, it did not look like he had anything in the center.  As for Jason, I do no know.

Cheers and God bless,
Bruce  (P.S.  Good quote... LOL)  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 17, 2007, 08:29:07 PM
Hey Rich:

Are your max380 generators made from discreets or are they part of a complete instrument package (make /model)? Just curious. Trying to find a good, cheap function genertor I don't have to pay an arm/leg for.

Thanks
chrisC

Chris, I found them on ebay, and called the number for the company on thier auction ad.

I got 3 for 90 bucks a piece plus shipping. I think it all came out to be 280 bucks.

I have to be clear. Although they are based off the max038, they don't go all the way up to 20mhz. Maximum is 2Mhz. I popped it open to see if I could adjust it somehow to allow the higher frequencies, but couldn't figure it out as the manual did not come with a schematic as devices like this sometiems do.

LDWebtronics is the seller, and their phone number is 1-800-370-2197
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 17, 2007, 09:39:02 PM
@ A few questions on the build.

1) Can anyone show a close-up picture of the mosfets with their connections, or draw a vulgarized diagram of the connections showing which terminals (left, center, right) go where, not in an electronic circuit form but of a visual form, just to make sure everyone is doing the same thing, including and especially me and others who may chose to make this replication. My components are the IRF730 and the IRF840.

2) My rings are made and I have been looking for days for a suitable plastic core to wind the CCs but have not found anything yet.(2 hours again today of running around) Does anyone have any practical ideas. Does anyone know the internal diameter of Otto coils. I want the internal diameter and length to be as close as Otto in order to ensure that the ring is located at the same internal position and the coil has the same depth of winding as I feel this will have a major impact on replicating the performance.

3) Can anyone show a vulgarized diagram of a complete set-up starting at the frequency generator, power supply, make, model and go through the complete circuits, etc. The replication of the frequencies and pulses are critical to replicate this design. Do we need the original equipment settings to replicate this or just supply the frequency (without regard to any amplitude, etc. is ok).

4) Ottos rings are connected directly together inside the rings, while Ronottes' last diagram shows the wires leading out of the rings to a terminal in order to do the connections which is obviously much more convenient for future alterations to the design. but the question is would these extended wires going to and comming from the terminal change the dynamic function of the rings.

You guys, I think someone will have to open some new Otto threads such as;
- Otto's TPU Testing results (one thread per builder/tester)
- Otto's TPU Testing summary (one person can keep track of all tests from all builders, here).
- Otto's TPU theories and comparatives
- Otto's TPU alternative mosfets, drivers and other electronic components
- Otto's TPU alternative overall designs

and keep this thread for building the device. There is getting to be too much other information here that is not directly relevent to building the replication, regardlles of how you personally feel about the device or the many changes we all could make on the design, this thread was supposed to deal with the building OF THIS DESIGN.

Please keep to topic on this thread and make any new thread you feel is required to discuss these other points. Look, this is not to say your discussions are not of interest, but for practical purposes, it would be preferable to discuss such things elsewhere. We all probably have over 100 pages of unposted theories and what we personally feel to be very pertinent observations of both SM's and others designs, including your own works, but this thread is for building and if everyone respects this and moves to newer threads, we could all breath a little better plus the information will be held in more retrievable and pertinent venues.

@cOmster

You may consider opening your own thread and put all your info there so it does not get lost in all these pages.
You could then add to it any other tesing data, you devellop, etc.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 17, 2007, 10:16:47 PM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 17, 2007, 10:54:42 PM
Nice vid Cam :)
Thanks

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 18, 2007, 12:46:45 AM
Thanks for the video Cam.

Nice piece of music at the end....what was it?

Sounded a bit like a requiem..sorry, couldn't resist.  :D

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 18, 2007, 12:53:54 AM
Wattsup, the inside diameter of the large ring should be such that the wire loop is 6" in diameter.

The OD of the small loop should be such that the diameter of the wire loop is 4".

The coils should be wound directly onto this form to achieve the wing shape as mentioned by otto and ronotte.

As far as the diagram goes, not sure what you mean.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 18, 2007, 01:50:50 AM
@gn0stik

Thanks for your reply.

If the CC should be wound directly onto the ring, then we must consider that cOmster's replication is not per Otto spec and the distance (air gap) between his coil and ring could cause a decrease in transfer potential.

I guess that when we see Ottos CC's with the side flanges, we all assumed that the coil was wound on a core and slipped into place on the ring. This is a major difference. Geez could have saved me hours of grief in trying to find the right core with the right diameter.

So that answered one of my questions. Thanks.

In terms of the diagram, is it possible for someone to draw the mosfets with the three connections and show which one goes were. Not a circuit diagram but more of a pictorial.

@cOmster

Great video of your tests.

If we use the same frequencies as Otto, the TPU must be built exactly the same with the same coil and ring lengths, etc. Since no-one will be able to make the exact same replica, (although we will come very close), the frequency will have to change to reflect the resonance of the particular rings and coils.

Also, when using one frequency, it's easy enough. When you have the first frequency and introduce the second, you will probably have to readjust the first one also since the second introduced frequency changes the dynamics of the whole tpu. Again when two frequencies are found and you introduce a third frequency, you will have to play with the first two again because the third frequency will change the dynamics of the first and second. Once all three are adjusted to work on your particular TPU, you should see Ottos results.

This may be why your bulb decreased in intensity with the third frequency. You may have to work with the second and first again with all three working. Resonance is when all three frequencies work as one. Once you have found your resonance, this should be repeatable on your TPU, every time.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 18, 2007, 02:15:50 AM
Wattsup, I know there appears to be a spool there but if you look closely at ronotte's doc it becomes apparent that those are simply pieces of cardboard to aid in forming the edge of the coil, and it is, in fact, wound directly onto the ring and tube..

Lindsay pointed out that my coils were wrong yesterday, after I had wound them for the second time. Ack. Here's some quotes from their doc.

Quote
This setup is shown in the next picture for
the 6? ? 4? ECD. In the Fig. you will note: the 2 Mobius collector loops one inside
the other (glued to the side of a silicon hose used as support & shape), the
3 small transformers 120? apart, the heat sinks & Mosfets put near the loops,
the wing shaped solution for the coil support.

And...

Quote
This was the time when Otto did post on Overunity Forum the ?Wing approach design?
for the shape of the Control coil & and a practical approach for implementing & positioning
of the collector coil itself.

:)

So I don't know how much this will effect the operation, but in order to compare apples to apples we need to build as they did. So, here's a pic of my 6" ring. (no 4" shown) This is my third and final winding of my controls. (unless someone else finds something wrong with them.) If you think winding is a bitch, try unwinding a bifilar coil to rewind because you don't have enough wire to redo it from scratch. Yuk.

Like the purple tape? I thought it was a bit dull looking so I added a bit of color.

So Lindsay, hope this one's ok.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 18, 2007, 03:20:29 AM
Rich,
yes I think so..
 I have my collector 90 deg to yours as this was Ottos first method ..the doc stats either way..just so we know one difference here.
I am usung non conductive black fuel hose..another difference..

As long as we know differences they shoud be of assistance us..
Of course it is not very likley that 2 will be the same however we do it.

Lindsay
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 18, 2007, 04:34:53 AM
Rich,
yes I think so..
 I have my collector 90 deg to yours as this was Ottos first method ..the doc stats either way..just so we know one difference here.
I am usung non conductive black fuel hose..another difference..

As long as we know differences they shoud be of assistance us..
Of course it is not very likley that 2 will be the same however we do it.

Lindsay

How far have you gotten Lindsay? Have you noticed the effects otto has? Rotational field and all that with this setup?

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 18, 2007, 05:11:15 AM
Rich,

Im quite away from that..managed to blow 2 fets and 2 fet drivers...because of hv getting into my driver supply. Yes it came from the tpu...back from the thing..but no need to ghet excited...lots of hurdles yet ..I did not filter and protect it from the ecd..my fault..I will learn....got to wait for new drivers....got lots of fets.

The more the merrier here

For me it is not a spectator sport or a show  YET!

Lindsay
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 18, 2007, 10:45:07 AM
@c0mster .. have u tried flipping the rig(180 degrees) to see how that affects performance?

devilzangel
..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nutekk on June 18, 2007, 10:46:15 AM
does SM use tube oscillators  ???
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 10:59:08 AM
@c0mster .. have u tried flipping the rig(180 degrees) to see how that affects performance?

devilzangel
..

Hi Devilzangel,

Funny you should ask that, while assisting Cam in the lab, I told him to do that, and no, it didn't make a difference. Just to let all you guys know, we spent 6 hours in the lab on video/audio conference call yesterday.

I've uploaded his video here:- http://video.google.com.au/videoplay?docid=4997391137164968331

If you put the above link here:-http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php you can d/l the vid

Trust me we did the tests, awaiting what others will get.

Would like Otto's and Robertos comments on this video, but perhaps they are waiting for others to do more tests, or they themselves are doing what were doing to confirm.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Victor on June 18, 2007, 11:10:22 AM
does SM use tube oscillators  ???


Perhaps SM use miniature or subminiature tubes. (EÅŸti cumva din RO?)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 18, 2007, 11:14:47 AM
@mrd10 .. hey .. thanks for the reply on the comment .. interesting .. and thanks for the vid upload .. (if i may suggest, in the future, please use youtube .. it makes it easier for the users to download the vid  ;) )

it is odd that the rig is not showing classic symptoms of "SM"ness .. lol .. i have been looking at the old SM vids to get a better perspective on this thing .. but still nothing .. we should be seeing some of the things he shows in the open TPU vids  .. (those were his preliminary versions, if i am not mistaken).. (even if u dont know the frequencies, doing a freq sweep should show something) .. i am perplexed .. and confused ..

me back to looking at the vids ..

goodluck on your testing guys!!!  ;D :D ;)

devilzangel
..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 18, 2007, 11:40:36 AM
@Dom & team,

VERY GOOD WORK I do know how you feel after many lab work!

In my personal opinion you have done just the first step: CONVERTING BEMF ONLY. This could help in proving that your setup is OK. THEN STOP  IT don't loose your time. It's not what you are looking for!  Searching more 'light' of this kind IS NOT THE POINT...for now.

NEXT STEP
You have to follow exactly what I wrote i.e. concentrate to search ONLY for 'the Seed' and then tune the lower freq to move 'the Seed' and convert at least your first RE peak into a piece of sinus. During that operation don't mind about current, voltages etc...they aren't important.

For myself, while working I have had some components failure...so I'd to stop and search for what happened.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 12:07:37 PM
@mrd10 .. hey .. thanks for the reply on the comment .. interesting .. and thanks for the vid upload .. (if i may suggest, in the future, please use youtube .. it makes it easier for the users to download the vid  ;) )

devilzangel
..

Hi Devilzangel,

I modified above post with the link you can use to d/l the video, it was great with google video, I have issues with youtube, but it does say you can use youtube in that link as well.

@Roberto,
so we should be looking for this seed, and put the mosfets near the ring right?
when looking at the scope, we saw what looked like the seed you are talking about, but this looks like an oscillation in the coil. Can you highlight here on this post what the seed looks like again, because in pdf theres no lines or arrows on the scope shots, so maybe were not looking at the correct thing. Again If you could post a pic with arrows on diagram, so we all know what to look for, that will help.

Just thinking and adding to this, do you have a video camera and can you record whats happening when we hit this seed? I'm trying to help everyone here to, because in the end we want to see what your seeing.
like what happens when we hit this seed? does the current draw drop and the output increases.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 01:11:45 PM
Ok Roberto, I looked at pdf again, page 36, I put some labels on the peaks, tell me this is correct?

Another thing to Roberto, try the same experiment with just battery, and see if you see the same thing happening, pictures video, or just video would be nice. If we can do video, it shouldn't be hard for you either.

Thank you,

Dominic

just adding to the response from next page, and my answer to the question above, that the scope shot and what's shown has been confirmed to be correct, please read Roberto's response on next page.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Rosphere on June 18, 2007, 01:23:35 PM
@Roberto,
Can you highlight here on this post what the seed looks like again, because in pdf theres no lines or arrows on the scope shots, so maybe were not looking at the correct thing. Again If you could post a pic with arrows on diagram, so we all know what to look for, that will help.

"Warning - while you were typing a new reply has been posted. You may wish to review your post."

Roberto, Is this the seed?

Do seeds appear at the leading edge of sine waves only, or are they also scattered about as in Dom's image above mine?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: replicator on June 18, 2007, 01:24:50 PM
@Roberto
Please look at this link: http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/index.htm
You can find several interesting thing at the bottom side of page, what is ghostly the same you can name "Seed" in your PDF. Is the two thing "Seed" and "Soliton wave" are identical? I know there is difference because Naudin uses ferrite rod, but I mean is the phenomenas identical? It could be help us if we know what we are looking for. Maybe a "Soliton wave" in Moebius loop?

@Dam
Just a tip: Could you measure the capacitance of Moebius loop and inductivity of CC secondary then tune into its calculated resonance's 3rd  subharmonic of your oscillator?

Regards,
Replicator
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 18, 2007, 01:32:21 PM
Hi Replicator,

I cannot see how this is the same as the Soliton Pulses are created by a wave movement of the domain walls inside the ferrite which occurs after the pulse has turned off.  There is no magnetic material for this to happen in the TPU.

However if one frequency is a harmonic, will we not find one mosfet on at one point while all the others are off and this will produce only a small signal/spike while the others are off and it will appear inbetween the large signals.  Can we say for sure from the info in the PDF that this signal is unexplainable and appears out of the blue inbetween signals applied to the TPU?


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 01:36:40 PM
Ok I re read Robertos post, so this is what we are looking for people:-

The seed, then we move this seed into the spike, and we should get that pulse peak, or as Roberto mentions sinoudal wave, and this is the conversion process were looking for, (referring to my previous post pic on page 39).
Hmm I'll see if Cam is willing to do more tests to see if we can nab this in the butt, I don't think we have an issue here, as long as we know what to look for now, and observe what happens, I'll be speaking to Cam soon about this.



Ok Roberto has confirmed below that this is the close up of the seed.
Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 18, 2007, 01:48:21 PM
Hi all,

I apologize not having enough time ..... But YES WHAT POSTED IS THE SEED.

Look for that please.

Once you see it you are on the correct path...SEED is the key to open the 'DOOR'. nothing is more important...so don't give up searching until you see that event.

I don't know where it come from even if I already told you all I know about  in TPU=ECD doc. If you go to pg. 52 you will see exactly the Seed waveform for Al case!...it's a rather complex wave ...but I've already written about, please read it.

One thing is clear: if you don't put aluminum or other heatsink metals in the nearing of the ring ...THE SEED DOES NOT APPEAR'  (first pic is for Al heatsink, second pic were taken bolting MOSFET to a Mg block...please see the Signature differencies!)

@Replicator
no Soliton waves are a different thing.

Good luck to all

I'll help as I can

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 02:00:53 PM
Thanks Roberto, much appreciated.

Dominic     :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 18, 2007, 02:05:33 PM
@Dom,

in your pic seed.gif the labelling you did is correct except what you written about the second peak: actually it is no more a peak but rather a partially converted peak by the Seed standing at his left side (on the base line)!!!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 02:21:26 PM
Hi Roberto,

to save confusion, can you save that picture and modify it? I think I know what your saying, meaning that the seed that is just sitting on the larger sinoidal form is actually what it looks like when it hits spike.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 18, 2007, 02:35:29 PM
All,

I just got news back from ELV in Germany.

They don't have an English translation of their info, and they do not ship to north america.  :-\

I'll Keep searching.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 18, 2007, 02:53:17 PM
 @ Dom,

Here is a full labelled image for all. I hope it will be of help

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 18, 2007, 03:33:58 PM
In order to assist in defining what these "seeds" are, I've decided to simulate the circuit I posted.

If I can create these "seeds", I should be able to determine what they are, and what is causing them.

I will be striving only to re-create these waveforms, and will not be looking for or expecting overunity nor conversion processes nor anything of that nature. I also realize copper masses will not be accounted for here either.

I am asking anyone that has a control coil wound with the primary and secondary as per the document, and is able, please post your coil measurements.

- Primary and Secondary inductance and resistance.
OR
- coil length and diameter, and number of turns if possible, along with wire gauges.

It wouldn't hurt to compare everyone's coil specs anyway.

Thanks,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 18, 2007, 03:47:00 PM
If you keep cooking your mosfets try the IRF730 they seem to perform well for me.

I will do some more test later in the week to verify the seed.

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 04:43:25 PM
Folks it just occurered to me, that SM used to talk about Vacuum tubes right, well how do they function, they produce heat, same thing what Otto and Roberto have found out,
what if this is what cancels the magnetic flux and speeds up our electrons, same as what happens ina vacuum tube.
what about the imploding tv set, if the coil malfunctioned or there was heat involved, which set things in motion, wow.........................

refer to the heat magnet motor, you bring heat next to iron, with magnetic field near it like a magnet, and what happens, it looses it magnetism, so im thinking along those lines:-http://scitoys.com/scitoys/scitoys/magnets/magnets.html

Also we know that these things produced heat, so there's the other clue.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 18, 2007, 05:30:52 PM
@ Dom,

Here is a full labelled image for all. I hope it will be of help

Roberto

Thanks very much Roberto.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 18, 2007, 07:35:51 PM
In order to assist in defining what these "seeds" are, I've decided to simulate the circuit I posted.

If I can create these "seeds", I should be able to determine what they are, and what is causing them.

I will be striving only to re-create these waveforms, and will not be looking for or expecting overunity nor conversion processes nor anything of that nature. I also realize copper masses will not be accounted for here either.

I am asking anyone that has a control coil wound with the primary and secondary as per the document, and is able, please post your coil measurements.

- Primary and Secondary inductance and resistance.
OR
- coil length and diameter, and number of turns if possible, along with wire gauges.

It wouldn't hurt to compare everyone's coil specs anyway.

Thanks,
Darren

ZPE, I posted my control specs a little while back before Mannix told me that the spools were wrong, they are rewound now, but the gauges and primary length, as well as wire weight is all still the same.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 18, 2007, 07:57:01 PM
Thanks Rich...got those.

Inductance is the most important measurement I need however, and failing that, I can calculate approximate inductance from the coil dimensions I mentioned.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 18, 2007, 08:14:51 PM
Thanks Rich...got those.

Inductance is the most important measurement I need however, and failing that, I can calculate approximate inductance from the coil dimensions I mentioned.

Darren

When I get time I'll check the resistance and inductance of both coils. I gave resistence for both coils together, didn't think to do it separately.

Also, I've often though, "couldn't you have just counted turns when you wound?", And yet, I did not. Sorry about that, so no turn count. It's not too many though, we're not talking thousands, couple hundred on primary, max, little better than double that on the secondary.

Not that that helps.

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 18, 2007, 08:56:59 PM
OK, I'd appreciate that, and it would be helpful for the project as a whole to see how close everyone is with their coils.

I may wind my own bifilar too (to your length and guage specs) for comparison and further analysis if need be.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 18, 2007, 09:19:05 PM
ya .. i was wondering the same .. it goes w/ what many of you have been saying ..

i mentioned this in the previous thread - http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2235.msg33932.html#msg33932  ;) :D

it could be the ion effect, superconduction . etc who knows ... BUT i am inclined to think that we are using a "brute force" approach to accessing this advanced energy .. if we extract this energy correctly, the device should actually be cool to the touch (again a guess).. .. many things could cancel the flux .. certain coil configs can do that too .. mobius, etc. I wonder how using crystals or fiber optics will play a role in advanced Free Energy extraction.

i am currently working on really looking at the SM vids frame by frame to see if i can make decent drawings of the devices .. they show some very good close ups of the 15" coil .. but i am also looking at the open frame TPU vids also to look at the coil configs and wiring ..

(something i found interesting .. if u look at the very OLD one, where he is in a workshop showing the small device flipping 180 degrees; if u look at the frame when he is flipping the device, u can see a metallic central vertical core. .. like a tesla coil)

ps .. i cant download the vid from the link or other vid downloaders .. it keeps erroring .. may be a prob on my end.

devilzangel
..

Folks it just occurered to me, that SM used to talk about Vacuum tubes right, well how do they function, they produce heat, same thing what Otto and Roberto have found out,
what if this is what cancels the magnetic flux and speeds up our electrons, same as what happens ina vacuum tube.
what about the imploding tv set, if the coil malfunctioned or there was heat involved, which set things in motion, wow.........................

refer to the heat magnet motor, you bring heat next to iron, with magnetic field near it like a magnet, and what happens, it looses it magnetism, so im thinking along those lines:-http://scitoys.com/scitoys/scitoys/magnets/magnets.html

Also we know that these things produced heat, so there's the other clue.

Kind Rgds,

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 18, 2007, 09:22:33 PM
Folks it just occurered to me, that SM used to talk about Vacuum tubes right, well how do they function, they produce heat, same thing what Otto and Roberto have found out,
what if this is what cancels the magnetic flux and speeds up our electrons, same as what happens ina vacuum tube.
what about the imploding tv set, if the coil malfunctioned or there was heat involved, which set things in motion, wow.........................

refer to the heat magnet motor, you bring heat next to iron, with magnetic field near it like a magnet, and what happens, it looses it magnetism, so im thinking along those lines:-http://scitoys.com/scitoys/scitoys/magnets/magnets.html

Also we know that these things produced heat, so there's the other clue.

Kind Rgds,

Dom

Dom hi,

You might have a good point there. It might be the very reason why SM was never able to solve the heat problem. I just wonder if this is the case why it already works at design maximum after a few seconds.....hardly time to heat up if it is that important.

Regards,

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 18, 2007, 09:26:00 PM
If you keep cooking your mosfets try the IRF730 they seem to perform well for me.

I will do some more test later in the week to verify the seed.

Cam

Hi Cam,

I asked Otto a few days ago about the IRF730 as it has a even faster rise time then the IRF840 (10 ns against 23 ns), but according to him the IRF730 doesn't work properly for this setup. Input capacitance had something to do with it he said.

regards,

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 18, 2007, 09:59:56 PM
I?m am not sure what Otto might be referring to. He may mean his resistors on the mosfet may not work on the 730?s. It?s the capacitance of the fet that holds the mosfet on and that needs to be bled to ground with a resistor also it is a good idea to put a resistor to ground on the input to the driver from the 555?s or function gennies, otherwise the mossfet may not switch proper. Perhaps this is what he is referring too.

I am going to build another bottom ring and wrap right over the pipe as Otto describes. Just to make sure. Also I picked up another proto board today so I can have the mosfets inside the TPU.

This reminds me of the Gunderson experiment I did, It did show a change in the output of the horz wire?s sine wave when I tilted it upside down.

I would like to find a faster switching mosfet if I get the chance, as you said the 730?s are a wee bit slower but when I compared the two types I found the 840?s blew easer and drew more amps and I seem to get the same effects from the 730?s.

Anyone do the math to insure their gauge of wires were weight equivalent? 

Heres a pic of Tesla's coil he used to write a name. 

Cam   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 18, 2007, 10:50:31 PM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 19, 2007, 12:15:59 AM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 19, 2007, 01:34:47 AM
As per the document
Secondary 10.5m of .35mm wire
Primary 4.2m of .5mm ? 1mm wire
Control coils must be mass equivalent:

.5mm= 24gauge = .00122lbs per ft
1mm= 18gauge = .00492lbs per ft

4.2 meters = 13.777 feet
10.5 meters = 34.44 feet

13.777 ft * .00122Lbs per ft <24 gauge>= .01586lbs

.35mm = 28gauge = .00048Lbs per ft

.01586/.00048 = 33.04167ft of 28gauge

The doc math closely matches using 24 gauge as primary and 28 gauge as secondary.

Cam


Thanks Cam, Had to recheck my wire gauges after that, because my weight is a lot higher. 12 grams per coil segment(primary and secondary), yours are equivalent to 7 grams per.

so, I have mine wrong, using the rat shack stuff. Shoulda checked ahead of time, as my coil lengths probably are not ideal with these gauges.

Turns out my gauges are 22 and 26, respectively.

Much heavier gauge on the primary, and slightly heavier on the secondary. So my coils are bigger. We'll see the effect.

got my drivers, Still haven't gotten my fets yet.

bad shipping luck.

However, got lotsa extras so I can burn as many as I want, when they come. As now roberto is testing a new fet which seems even better.

Better make my board with sockets for the fets.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 19, 2007, 02:45:51 AM
@cOmster

In the ECD-TPU document that comes from the "Read this first" thread by Stefan on page 25, these are the specs given.

Wire Primary: 0.65mm., 4.20 mt
Wire Secondary: 0.35mm, 16mt

Could you please avise on where your specs come from since I may be looking at the wrong doc.

I am just about to wind my CC so I really need to make sure. There is a major difference between the 18 gauge you have indicated and what was in the doc.

Last question... does anyone know how to connect a primary and secondary center tap when winding the CC so I can test sending the frequency into the primary center and maybe try to feed the ring from the secondary center back to the secondary end. Does the tap need isolation from its connection point to where it is comming out of the coil?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 19, 2007, 05:11:51 AM
OL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 19, 2007, 05:38:53 AM
Well tonight was fun...not! :)

Spent much time rewinding my control coils onto the 6" loop and off of the spools like I had them.  I am sure Rich can relate.  LOL

My partner spent a great deal of time soldering small little pins to the IRF7307 drivers.  They are near microscopic and VERY difficult to work with.  This is why several pages back Roberto approved a MIC for the driver that has pins and is easier to wire.

@ Stefan
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg35456.html#msg35456

at this post, reply #236 Roberto asked for the schematic of the MIC4426 driver to be placed in the FAQ.  I am sure you overlooked it, because it isn't there yet.  This driver will save hours off of the build time compared to the IRF 7307!  LOL  My partner would agree! :)  Thank you!

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 19, 2007, 06:33:35 AM
I was going to wind a coil, but I don't have the #24 wire, so I decided to try and calculate the inductances.

What I came up with:

Primary: 15.5uH, 0.36 Ohms, [165.32 inches of #24 wire], 90 turns

Secondary: 107.8uH, 2.28 Ohms, [413.28 inches of #28 wire], 248 turns

I used a coil length of 1", and a starting bobbin diameter of 0.5".

Hopefully a few people will add their specs for comparison.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 19, 2007, 07:33:11 AM
   Here is the driver file. Covers the 26 and 27. I was looking for this one and Norvac Elec. here has no listing for it. Go figure.

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 07:57:02 AM
Hello All,

I'm finally back from my weekend trip and thought I would take the time to draw up the the circuit diagram for my control circuit.

It uses the mic4427 MOSFET drivers for the IRF840 MOSFETs. For those of you wondering where to order them, they can be purchased inexpensively from this website here:

http://www.arrow.com/

Search for mic4427BN. That is the correct chip.

I am currently modifying my control circuit to output extremely small duty cycle square waves (500 ns pulse width) to conserve input power. My firm view is that we only want to put in enough current to load the coil inductance and no more. Any extra input will simply be wasted. The attached circuit diagram does not include the ICs I will be using for the pulse width control but I will be using the 74HC423N chip. It is a Dual retriggerable monostable multivibrator which, using a resistor and capacitor allows you to vary the output pulse width from a minimum of 75ns and up. The mic4427NB drivers need a minimum 500ns pulse width to turn on and off properly.

As soon as I have finished the modifications to the control circuit, I will post an updated circuit diagram.

The board I have currently runs on a single 9V battery and the input frequencies are controlled by three separate battery-powered function generators, which I bought from here:

http://www.electronickits.com/kit/complete/meas/fg500k.htm

They have a range of 1Hz to 1MHz. Above, 500k, the square wave output really breaks down but since the FET drivers are comparator driven, it won't affect the switching of the MOSFETs.

That should be all you need to make this circuit. If you want to use 555 timers, make sure that you put some capacitors in parallel with the power supply inputs to the timer chips because the FET drivers draw a lot of power when they are running. If you have any problems, PM me and I'll see what I can do to help you.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 19, 2007, 08:44:41 AM
Jason:

Thank you for the heads-up on finding these fairly inexpensive battery operated function generators specifically to drive the three phase oscillators. I sure am looking forward to your good work on verification of the usefulness of these function generators. Only thing is, like you say it's only good for 500k hz? Maybe a problem if we needed higher harmonics.

Please let us know your progress. If they work well, I will be getting 3 myself too!

Regards
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 09:02:14 AM
Hi Chris,

I already own three of these function generators and used one of them for the original demonstrations that I did (I blew the IC in the other two from some earlier, unrelated, experiments).

They will drive the MOSFET drivers up to 1MHz with no problem at all. And the other good thing is that they are controlled by a single monolithic function generator IC so if something ever goes wrong and you blow one up, it's very easy to pop the chip out of the IC socket and get another one for it (they run about $8 for replacement chips). This is definitely cheaper than replacing a $200+ generator if you spike it out. I definitely recommend these to everyone as an easy alternative to the fussy 555 chips.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 19, 2007, 09:06:24 AM
Jason:

Thanks again. can you vary the duty cycle on these?

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 19, 2007, 10:03:50 AM
Hello all,

sorry I was a few days off line.

I saw the last video. A few comments:

1. there are 2 frequencies used and everything was OK. Then the 3. frequency added and nothing was OK!!!

When you use 3 frequencies, when you see that the 3rd frequency "disturbs" the other 2 frequencies then you MUST surch for better frequencies. The first 2 frequencies are NOT GOOD. You have to find a better frequency mix for your first 2 frequencies and then add the 3rd.

When all 3 frequencies are OK then you can swith off 1 frequency and the bulb shines NOT so bright as with all 3 of them. Then swith off 2 frequencies and the bulb is maybe only glowing.

In this case you know that all your 3 frequencies adds a littl power to the bulb. This is then the frequency mix you need.

This is then what I call a harmonic work off all 3 frequencies.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 19, 2007, 11:39:48 AM

ps .. i cant download the vid from the link or other vid downloaders .. it keeps erroring .. may be a prob on my end.

devilzangel
..



No devilzangel, your correct, theres an issue with google videos, I just tried another d/ler as well.
That d/l link used to work, somethings changed.:- http://javimoya.com/blog/youtube_en.php

I just sent google video an email, telling them of the problem with there videos, hopefully will get an answer, will let you guys know.

@Otto, appreciate your guidance, thank you.

Dom
Title: Jason's Control_Circuit_v1.0.GIF has big error
Post by: Earl on June 19, 2007, 12:13:11 PM
Jason,

your FET driver circuit has a big error.  The manufacturer's spec sheet shows a test circuit which they use to determine the switching speeds.   They simulate the large FET input capacity by using a 1nF on the driver output.

In the real world, when you use this FET driver, you must remove this 1nF capacitor; the FET gate already has 1nF or 2nF capacity and you don't want to have an additional capacitance in the form of a 1nF capacitor!

As additional comments,
the 4uF7 capacitor should be labeled tantal
the 0uF1 capacitor should be marked ceramic
it should be mentioned that additional parallel ceramic capacitors never hurt.  For example, additional 1nf and 10nF bypass capacitors.

Pay a lot of attention to the polarity of the tantal capacitor, if wrong polarity the tantal will catch fire and turn into a block of carbon.  Quite a spectacle.

Regards, Earl
Hello All,

I'm finally back from my weekend trip and thought I would take the time to draw up the the circuit diagram for my control circuit.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 19, 2007, 02:30:22 PM
Hello all,

sorry I was a few days off line.

I saw the last video. A few comments:

1. there are 2 frequencies used and everything was OK. Then the 3. frequency added and nothing was OK!!!

When you use 3 frequencies, when you see that the 3rd frequency "disturbs" the other 2 frequencies then you MUST surch for better frequencies. The first 2 frequencies are NOT GOOD. You have to find a better frequency mix for your first 2 frequencies and then add the 3rd.

When all 3 frequencies are OK then you can swith off 1 frequency and the bulb shines NOT so bright as with all 3 of them. Then swith off 2 frequencies and the bulb is maybe only glowing.

In this case you know that all your 3 frequencies adds a littl power to the bulb. This is then the frequency mix you need.

This is then what I call a harmonic work off all 3 frequencies.

Otto

This is what I was thinking as well Otto...I agree. It does seem odd that the 3 frequencies would diminish the output, if adjusted properly.

Do you agree that the 3 frequencies should be harmonically related, and that the frequencies are fundamental, 1st harmonic, 2nd harmonic?

If so, I don't understand why no one is using the harmonic divider I designed, and then one only has to input one frequency. This will allow you to just sweep slowly from your chosen starting frequency, then adjust upwards for peak output power? 
???

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on June 19, 2007, 02:44:43 PM
Hi Darren,

Sorry for chiming in,  the answer to your question is that you has to be always a little bit offtuned from the exact frequencies because the device may run away. (This was mentioned in one of Mannix earlier SM quotes.) 

So if the harmonic relationship holds and you start out from one single frequency and multiply them, the result harmonics will be right on spot when you hit the correct single frequency and this way you cannot make one or the other harmonic a bit offtuned, they will be right on spot too, creating the runaway situation.

Maybe your otherwise logical suggestion could still be used if the 12V power supply is greatly reduced or / and current limited / fused during the search for the right single frequency...

Gyula
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 19, 2007, 02:53:35 PM
@Jason,

Earl is correct: remove the 1 nF condenser on Mosfet's Gate! It will only decrease the pulse rise-time in our case!   If I were you I'll remove the resistor either as it does not need except perhaps for safety rule.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 19, 2007, 03:03:41 PM
Gyula,

Indeed, using a lower supply voltage to start is an excellent suggestion, if one is really afraid of a "runaway" situation.

However, all 3 synchronized frequencies slightly off-tuned from the "big one" should also lower the output power.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 19, 2007, 03:08:47 PM
@ZPE,

If it may be of help to know  I'm currently almost finished the designing a Sync/Async triple oscillator programmable  (:3 - :9999)  just with DIP switches. The rationale is to use the Async mode to discover the 3 sweet freq and then switch to sync mode...with attention as I've already seen much more output when synched.  I'll post soon the complete design.

The unit is divided into 3 Subassembly:

1 - Assembly has a single little board containing the Master Oscillator (Xtal) and the 3 LSI CD4059 prog counter in serial connection. DIP Switches provide for: BCD freq progr., Mode progr, Load of setting, Asyn/Synch operation.

2 - Assembly are actually 3 very small board just to accomodate each the Mosfet driver and power Mosfet and his heathsink. The little board is designed to be set near the external Mobius ring.

3 - Assembly does contain only the 2 Mobius ring.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 19, 2007, 03:48:50 PM
Hello all,

@Darren,

I totally agree with you. The point is, there are a lot of new people....not in electronics...

With 3 synchronised frequencies its muuuuch better and easier to work but if you have such a success as I had then there is no equipment anymore.
I wanted that the people first learn how to mix, whats going on with the current and voltage from the power supply and then synchronise the frequencies.

@Roberto

be careful.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Peterae on June 19, 2007, 04:34:59 PM
Another chip that may be of use is a binary rate mulitplier or BRM, 7497 or cd4089 although ive not gone that way yet myself so have no design.

Peter
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 19, 2007, 04:43:44 PM
I was going to wind a coil, but I don't have the #24 wire, so I decided to try and calculate the inductances.

What I came up with:

Primary: 15.5uH, 0.36 Ohms, [165.32 inches of #24 wire], 90 turns

Secondary: 107.8uH, 2.28 Ohms, [413.28 inches of #28 wire], 248 turns

I used a coil length of 1", and a starting bobbin diameter of 0.5".

Hopefully a few people will add their specs for comparison.

Regards,
Darren

Hi Darren, I will soon, my chips came in so I'm a bit distracted at the moment. I don't have the electronics experience some of these guys have so it's a little more challenging for me in the build stage, so when I get a chance I'll run the numbers for inductance.


Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 19, 2007, 04:51:54 PM
Hello All,

I'm finally back from my weekend trip and thought I would take the time to draw up the the circuit diagram for my control circuit.

It uses the mic4427 MOSFET drivers for the IRF840 MOSFETs. For those of you wondering where to order them, they can be purchased inexpensively from this website here:

http://www.arrow.com/

Search for mic4427BN. That is the correct chip.

I am currently modifying my control circuit to output extremely small duty cycle square waves (500 ns pulse width) to conserve input power. My firm view is that we only want to put in enough current to load the coil inductance and no more. Any extra input will simply be wasted. The attached circuit diagram does not include the ICs I will be using for the pulse width control but I will be using the 74HC423N chip. It is a Dual retriggerable monostable multivibrator which, using a resistor and capacitor allows you to vary the output pulse width from a minimum of 75ns and up. The mic4427NB drivers need a minimum 500ns pulse width to turn on and off properly.

As soon as I have finished the modifications to the control circuit, I will post an updated circuit diagram.

The board I have currently runs on a single 9V battery and the input frequencies are controlled by three separate battery-powered function generators, which I bought from here:

http://www.electronickits.com/kit/complete/meas/fg500k.htm

They have a range of 1Hz to 1MHz. Above, 500k, the square wave output really breaks down but since the FET drivers are comparator driven, it won't affect the switching of the MOSFETs.

That should be all you need to make this circuit. If you want to use 555 timers, make sure that you put some capacitors in parallel with the power supply inputs to the timer chips because the FET drivers draw a lot of power when they are running. If you have any problems, PM me and I'll see what I can do to help you.

God Bless,
Jason O

Thanks Jason, I'll get on it tonight. Hope I have the caps and resisters, prolly have to get a couple rat shack grab bags of resisters, I think I have the caps.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 19, 2007, 05:26:32 PM
Please use a cap and diode on your supply.


Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 19, 2007, 05:39:02 PM
http://www.hauntedfrog.com/gt/movies/2007/duckon/SingingTeslaShow.html
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Merkhava on June 19, 2007, 05:40:22 PM
Hi All,

Some ideas to throw out...

Maybe we can use music as a guide.... just as three nicely toned voices make for a great sounding trio.

Think of musical chords on a piano or guitar. Consider the audio frequencies of three notes that sound beautiful together. Then multiply those three audio frequencies by higher and higher octaves as test frequencies for triggering a Radiant Energy device.

Perhaps we can use our sensory perceptions of harmonious beauty and efficiencies in the "slow realms" to extrapolate relationships and harmonies in the "faster realms".

Just a thought....

Robby
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: replicator on June 19, 2007, 06:05:46 PM
If you interested in, here is a good page to create really simple and good PWM generator:

http://www.cpemma.co.uk/pwm_erg.html

You can find elements which is responsible for freq and PWM.

" ... frequency = R2 / (4 x R3 x R1 x C1) ..."

Todo: eliminate 2N2222 and motor driver then put 74HCT14 Schmitt-trigger (with 6ns raise time) to the output of final OpAMP. Then connect to Mostfet's driver the 74HCT's output. Note: 74HCTxx require 5Volts ,so we need additional 5V stabalizer block.)

Regards,
Replicator
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 08:51:44 PM
Jason:

Thanks again. can you vary the duty cycle on these?

chrisC

Hi Chris,

No, you can't vary the duty cycle. They are set at 50%. That is why I am implementing the multivibrator ICs so that I will have complete control over that. All you need is a cap and a pot on the board to change it. For this particular setup, we want to make the pulse width as as small as possible since we only need the rising and falling edges of the spile for the 'kick' effect. Once the electron current starts moving, the RE is gone and the rest is wasted energy input. The only case where this would be a good thing is if we intentionally want to load the coil's magnetic field. Then in this case, we would make the pulse width only wide enough to completely saturate the coil and then we get a nice BEMF spile on the shut off which would be at a much higher voltage than the input spike (depending on the coil inductance). We can also implement the BEMF capture techniques also but I'm saving that for later. One step at a time.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Jason's Control_Circuit_v1.0.GIF has big error
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 08:58:40 PM
Jason,

your FET driver circuit has a big error.  The manufacturer's spec sheet shows a test circuit which they use to determine the switching speeds.   They simulate the large FET input capacity by using a 1nF on the driver output.

In the real world, when you use this FET driver, you must remove this 1nF capacitor; the FET gate already has 1nF or 2nF capacity and you don't want to have an additional capacitance in the form of a 1nF capacitor!

As additional comments,
the 4uF7 capacitor should be labeled tantal
the 0uF1 capacitor should be marked ceramic
it should be mentioned that additional parallel ceramic capacitors never hurt.  For example, additional 1nf and 10nF bypass capacitors.

Pay a lot of attention to the polarity of the tantal capacitor, if wrong polarity the tantal will catch fire and turn into a block of carbon.  Quite a spectacle.

Regards, Earl
Hello All,

I'm finally back from my weekend trip and thought I would take the time to draw up the the circuit diagram for my control circuit.

Hi Earl,

Thanks for the heads up about the 1 nF caps on the driver outputs. This is exciting news since the drivers have been working extremely well (achieving 38ns switch-on times), so it should be VERY good without them! I was experiencing some problems at one point where the FETs were not turning off all the way (when loaded) which may have been due to the cap sitting there charged up. I'll also add the labels for the cap types to the circuit diagram. I am currently using small electrolytic caps for the 4.7 uF filter caps so I'll see about getting some tantalum ones to replace them.

Again, thank you for your suggestions :).

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 09:00:29 PM
@Jason,

Earl is correct: remove the 1 nF condenser on Mosfet's Gate! It will only decrease the pulse rise-time in our case!   If I were you I'll remove the resistor either as it does not need except perhaps for safety rule.

Roberto

Hi Roberto,

I'll definitely do that. I only had the resistor on between the gate and the drain because the FETs were staying stuck on sometimes after I turned off the circuit board. I realized that I do need the resistors on the input lines to the MOSFET drivers though because the function generators I am driving them with don't go to zero immediately after cutting them off though.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 19, 2007, 09:04:27 PM
Hello all,

@Darren,

I totally agree with you. The point is, there are a lot of new people....not in electronics...

With 3 synchronised frequencies its muuuuch better and easier to work but if you have such a success as I had then there is no equipment anymore.
I wanted that the people first learn how to mix, whats going on with the current and voltage from the power supply and then synchronise the frequencies.

@Roberto

be careful.

Otto

Hi Otto,

I'm already headed down the harmonic road as well. I have a bunch of 12-bit ripple counter ICs that I am using to make a 12-harmonic frequency divider board. The board is already made but it has some glitches that still need to be worked out before I can use it. (I originally made it to test out Roberto's original TPU setup with the two harmonics locked in). For anyone else interested, the IC is a 74HC4040 and would be a cheap and easy way to make this. My board has three 12-pin dip switches that route any of the 12 harmonics to the three outputs to drive the MOSFETs. I'm not home at the moment, but I'll post a photo of it later.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 19, 2007, 09:36:02 PM
I have to post this again.
The Otto - Robero pdf 1.0 states on page 14 under the heading Summarizing:
CC structure width: about 1".

But I see some builds here are 1/2" tubing.

Needs to be clarified.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: joe dirt on June 19, 2007, 09:39:13 PM
http://www.hauntedfrog.com/gt/movies/2007/duckon/SingingTeslaShow.html

thanks for the link, reminds me of a plasma speaker,  on steroids lol

http://www.plasmatweeter.de/

Dirt
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 19, 2007, 10:10:41 PM
I was going to wind a coil, but I don't have the #24 wire, so I decided to try and calculate the inductances.

What I came up with:

Primary: 15.5uH, 0.36 Ohms, [165.32 inches of #24 wire], 90 turns

Secondary: 107.8uH, 2.28 Ohms, [413.28 inches of #28 wire], 248 turns

I used a coil length of 1", and a starting bobbin diameter of 0.5".

Hopefully a few people will add their specs for comparison.

Regards,
Darren

248/90=2,75
2,75x12=33
33x3=99  ::)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on June 19, 2007, 10:28:43 PM
GK,

CC - Control Coils - 1" width

Tubing for collector = 1/2"


Tim
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 19, 2007, 10:31:13 PM
GK,

CC - Control Coils - 1" width

Tubing for collector = 1/2"


Tim

Geez! Thanks. I must have put my brain on backwards today.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 20, 2007, 12:30:57 AM
@Roberto,
The divide by "n" device CD4059A you have mentioned is an excellent idea, BUT I think you need to still need to feed it with a function generator to get desired master frequency to start the divide by.
Feeding it with a xtal oscillator will limit the number of output frequencies.
I plan to do the same thing and this device is just what I have been looking for.

@Jason,
Although your function generator boxes do not support duty cycle control, you can however simply have an op-amp connected to the triangle wave output.
You adjust the -ve bias using a trimmer on the op-amp to determine at what point the op-amp turns on and off. Then using the amplitude control on the function generator you can set the duty cycle.
Simple.
I still have to test this with my DDS 20 function generator, except I have to use the sine wave output as the feed to the +ve bias of the op amp, not quite as good as using a triangle wave output, but it will do.

Not sure about the ripple counter idea, I think you would be better with what Roberto has suggested with 3 X CD4059A.

I think this is the way everyone should head towards, as this guarantees a synchronised signal in all 3 control coils.


@All
I have ordered up two more DDS 20's in kit form this time, so its going to be callenging soldering up the surface mount AD9835 chip with 0.5mm pin spacing.

I was thinking what WaveWatcher was saying about the clues in the post from SM, maybe it was SM himself???
I was trying to figure out the tie-up between 35.705KHz harmonic and 245KHz output.
So what combination will fit them together exactly?
Maybe 245KHz was a ballpark figure so as not to give the farm away?
 
If you have:
249.935KHz / 7 = 35.705KHz
249.935KHz / 5 = 49.987KHz
249.935KHz / 4 = 62.48375KHz

These would all be in perfect sync if you use 3 x divide by n devices all fed from a common function generator.

Also, there has been no mention of a tuning capacitor so the coils can be tuned to their harmonic frequencies.

Regards
Rob
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 20, 2007, 01:38:43 AM
I was thinking what WaveWatcher was saying about the clues in the post from SM, maybe it was SM himself???
I was trying to figure out the tie-up between 35.705KHz harmonic and 245KHz output.
So what combination will fit them together exactly?
Maybe 245KHz was a ballpark figure so as not to give the farm away?
 
If you have:
249.935KHz / 7 = 35.705KHz
249.935KHz / 5 = 49.987KHz
249.935KHz / 4 = 62.48375KHz

These would all be in perfect sync if you use 3 x divide by n devices all fed from a common function generator.

Also, there has been no mention of a tuning capacitor so the coils can be tuned to their harmonic frequencies.

Regards
Rob
 

@ Rob
Now that is the kind of thinking that is going to move us to the next power level!!  :)
We will find one day soon, that those frequencies fit in some how.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 20, 2007, 02:29:28 AM
Sorry no input lately. Have my earlier project knocking my socks off right now. Research the effects from it I am finding direct relationships to SM stuff. Please take a gander at my attachments. Not supposed to be online right now.
I am convinced the amp goes in the middle because of time dilation and the coil is Mobius in a coaxial or waveguide construction. 180 degree seems to refer to phase angle not position or quantity of coils. The signal source is earth's core. The SM coil and my contraption are simply Farady pickup coils.
Loop antennas provide multiple gains at higher than designed resonance at almost random points of the spectrum. I am convinced his coils were flat tubing, waveguides or coaxial and Mobius.

Am I sounding weird? You would be too.

More later.

I am convinced THIS IS NO FAKE. Since mine knocked me flat last night - after it was disconnected I don't think mine is either (no caps no controller!). Maybe I've just gone nuts. I'll sleep on it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 20, 2007, 02:32:23 AM
forgot this one - and there are plenty others out there. Most done after SM work.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: IronHead on June 20, 2007, 03:27:48 AM
Congratulations you are still alive WaveWatcher and you might be crazy but you are not wrong.


IronHead
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 20, 2007, 03:32:46 AM
Sorry no input lately. Have my earlier project knocking my socks off right now. Research the effects from it I am finding direct relationships to SM stuff. Please take a gander at my attachments. Not supposed to be online right now.
I am convinced the amp goes in the middle because of time dilation and the coil is Mobius in a coaxial or waveguide construction. 180 degree seems to refer to phase angle not position or quantity of coils. The signal source is earth's core. The SM coil and my contraption are simply Farady pickup coils.
Loop antennas provide multiple gains at higher than designed resonance at almost random points of the spectrum. I am convinced his coils were flat tubing, waveguides or coaxial and Mobius.

Am I sounding weird? You would be too.

More later.

I am convinced THIS IS NO FAKE. Since mine knocked me flat last night - after it was disconnected I don't think mine is either (no caps no controller!). Maybe I've just gone nuts. I'll sleep on it.


Your ??? knocked you flat last night?  A TPU of your own design?  Otto's replication?  How did it "Knock you flat"?

You mentioned "time dilation".  How would you know that?  I mentioned that in my thread some time ago, but figured everyone thought I was crazy.  Why do you think this is so?  How did you wind your  coil and with what wire? 

Sorry for so many questions, but we on this forum are all very tired of riddles.  :)  So details would be wonderful!  (I am sure you understand!) 

Hmm... I think SM's device has interaction with 7.23 HZ, but I do not believe it is an Antenna in the clearest sense of the word.  It is similar to what Otto is doing.  But I do believe there is more to it.

Warm regards,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 20, 2007, 03:48:00 AM
ok guys ..

ATTACHED is a PNG file that has SCREENSHOTS of the 15" TPU, the preliminary TPU, and the open black TPU from SM's Videos.

link to post: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2285.msg36145.html#msg36145

The Image file is 3.79MB in size. I tried to keep it as high quality as possible + PNG format

one thing i find important to note is that i see FOUR coils in the open black TPU .. 2 thick wire windings, and 2 fine wire windings. (they might ALL be the same thickness, though hard to tell).. i have added notes in the images as well.

EDIT: ANOTHER point as WAVEWATCHER says .. the WIRES are FLAT and horizontal parallel in the 15" crosssection cutout.


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devilzangel
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 20, 2007, 04:56:44 AM
@ WaveWatcher
I have read through both of your downloads.  Very impressive information.  Now I see how you came to the time dilation theory.  General relativistic electromagnetic effects explains it fairly well.

The other download CERTAINLY makes the case for Alternating current being used in the control coils rather than Direct Current.  I too have said this for some time now, and I am convinced that this is what SM did.  But your download give the scientific reason "why" I do believe.

As far as winding the collectors as an antenna, I and my researchers had thought of that but then had set that idea aside.  So, in your theory of operation, we have collectors with mobius, wound as an antenna, tuned to resonate.  Alternating Current for the input to control coils, and then the frequencies to bring resonance = electrical power output.  And "tuning" the Alternating Current to the core (7.23 Hz) would be best.  Is this your thoughts?  (It sure sounds alot like mine! LOL)

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 20, 2007, 05:02:36 AM
ok guys ..

ATTACHED is a PNG file that has SCREENSHOTS of the 15" TPU, the preliminary TPU, and the open black TPU from SM's Videos.

link to post: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2285.msg36145.html#msg36145

The Image file is 3.79MB in size. I tried to keep it as high quality as possible + PNG format

one thing i find important to note is that i see FOUR coils in the open black TPU .. 2 thick wire windings, and 2 fine wire windings. (they might ALL be the same thickness, though hard to tell).. i have added notes in the images as well.

EDIT: ANOTHER point as WAVEWATCHER says .. the WIRES are FLAT and horizontal parallel in the 15" crosssection cutout.

I have also uploaded the same image file to ImageShack (i dont know what the fetch limit is on imageshack, so this link might stop showing after some of u DL from there)
(http://img225.imageshack.us/img225/8863/smvideosscreenshotsaz9.th.png) (http://img225.imageshack.us/my.php?image=smvideosscreenshotsaz9.png)
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devilzangel
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Contact Stefan and post this on OU for download. Or give us a work around for image shack. We shouldnt downloading a toolbar buddy/loader.

Thank you. giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on June 20, 2007, 05:21:33 AM
@ WaveWatcher - Very Interesting , this is inline with my copper tube and coaix bradeing. I know this is ottos thread so i"ll post in your thread, tomarrow, it's late I'm tired . Mike  and thanks you for the post
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 20, 2007, 05:29:17 AM
Ok. I?ll take a break for some background. Yes, I can be full of it but I am an experimenter in many things, especially if the ?Laws? say it can?t be done.
No, I?m not SM. I?m a longtime HAM, currently an EE and formerly titled ?wave propagation specialist? and  ?data analyst? when I was doing SIGINT for Big Daddy DIRNSA. (In GOD we trust, all others we monitor!). I worked in some of the same stations as Ed Dames (now there is a nut! Spoon benders?)
I wiped out AM reception for two blocks when I was 10. And I had an NSA ARPA handle before any of you heard of what became the Internet.

Enough.

For months I have been working on the magnetic equivalent of what is commonly known as a pilot valve. A simple device to use a very weak force to control a much stronger force. Like you can use a few inches of vacuum to control thousands of pounds of pressure. Allen Bradley uses an electromagnetic equivalent in many of their air circuit breakers. It is two plain solenoid coils at opposite ends of a cylinder. You energize one and the plunger is pulled to the coil ? and the reverse ? after removing power from the other coil. In the middle is a bearing for the plunger that is actually made of PMs with North all facing center. When the plunger is at either end it completes and maintains the magnetic circuit. The circuit complete the attraction locks the plunger in-place (against 10s of pounds of reverse force!) The coil on that end has no power. Apply power to the opposite coil and it sucks the plunger to it completing that magnetic circuit and breaking the other. All with a DC signal and only a few milliamps and simply by ?redirecting the magnetic flux away from the previous completed flux circuit.

I think ? why can?t I do that and use the resultant electrical energy instead of moving a plunger? Forget OU. I just want to see if I can do it. One thing ran into another and I tied the pulse from one coil to another with some LC (no, not big enough mFd to hold a shock) to phase it so it is useful and next thing I know I have two small hacked RS transformers with PM inserted linked as one howling, audibly,  about 300hZ with no signal applied.

Yes, I know how it is with wannabe?s and skeptics (and wives too!). I feel your pain. But continue ? be thorough ? use scientific rigor ? try to understand what is going on ? do research ? BE SAFE! It was my research that led me to you. I?m an opensource kinda guy also. But it will work every time and be useful before I put someone else through this hell.
I want to be helpful but one thing at a time. What I do believe is this:

Earth?s core frequency has dropped a bit since SM.
It isn?t possible for most of us to build a resonant loop at the base freq. Hence the pickup coil ? just what is needed when trying to collect energy from a signal generator operating at much lower frequency that the resonant freq of the pick-up loop.
The frequency ratios are most likely 1-4-7 (as in mine) or multiples of those numbers.
You have to find 7 first and look for a 1 and 4 that ?series aid? when they sync.
Your frequencies will vary between projects AND physical association with magnetic and non-magnetic mass near the coils.
The whole thing is probably a never ending Mobius electron-gun.
Rotating around the ring each pulse ?squeezes the water hose? at just the right time to accelerate the paired electrons to the next ?squeeze point?. The ?squeeze? must happen just behind the electron pair and not on top of it (boom).
Magnets are to a massive flux field as a lens is to light.

The SM coils appear real. Yes mine is unique but much of the same work must be done by the experimenter and the device to get the results.

Things have probably changed since I worked for ?The Company?, they didn?t give a hoot what folks did ? but all of it was recorded and filed for future reference. Until I?m sure I?m not nuts, can document, calculate, explain, reproduce and broadcast the final details through multiple channels, I?m not posting enough detail to be discredited by folks that use math that can?t prove itself and think any line exists beyond an arc.
My device exhibits many of the SM reported properties as the SM coil and the tests performed on my earlier attached docs, even after the A.C. is removed.

Some say there are two kinds of people ? Those who understand thermodynamics and those who do not. I agree.

Until I can give you enough documented detail to replicate my results I?ll post only when I really believe my information is useful ? as I?m sure you all would wish ? as I would wish.

I apologize for my exuberance before.
   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 20, 2007, 05:36:21 AM
If I am understang the SM device correctly - DC pulses would be correct as you must temporarily dislodge/expand the Earth's flux to create movement of that flux. The collapse of your flux, along with the Earth's, when your signal goes zer0, is probably what is squeezing the water hose.

Movement of the earth's field would be a good thing for this coil.
Stick with the info you've learned from SM and the other's here. Don't change direct abrubtly as my device is a different animal.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 20, 2007, 05:58:23 AM
@ WaveWatcher

I am very glad to have you on our board.  I think that you have much to bring to our TPU table.  I do agree about not changing direction.  BUT  ;) with that said, there are always avenues of experimentation that can be easily done, especially by some of our more skilled members.  So, I would suggest, as time progress's any future ideas for experimentation with our ECD be posted, and someone, I am sure, will oblige. 

The AC will be important when the time comes.  the "1-4-7" explains alot, and someone hit on it earlier.

Working backwards:  (sound familiar? :) )
7 - 249.93 KHz
4 - 142.82 KHz
1 - 35.705 KHz


I have more thoughts but for another day.  But this we can experiment with now!! :)

Thank you for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on June 20, 2007, 06:00:52 AM
WaveWatcher Thats to funny. I'm working on 2 coils face to face with a small magnet in the center and one at each end of the coils NS (Bismuth) < SN (Center Neo) > NS (Bismuth), when the coils energize the oscillation starts - vary the current the oscillation changes as fro the feed back circuit or how you may want to incorporate it in the system. Mike
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on June 20, 2007, 06:03:30 AM
Tesla found that the charged particles that collected in his single-wire globe would rotate clockwise due to the Earth's mazgnetic field - this implies a magnetic field that is perpendicular to the earth - not north-south.  

Notice CW is in the northern hemisphere - like SM's ring.  I guess that Marinov's MAGVID also rotates this way.  Perhaps it rotates faster one way than the other - one would increase the other subtract - again Russell is correct.

This is in-line with the true depiction of the earth's magnetic field in which the vortices that are known as the "lines of force" are perpendicular to the surface and the earth is not a single magnet, but two - Walter Russell also showed this fact - how very cleverly the universe is constructed...as it must be.  

Would you not create a current if you created a rotating magnetic field in the presence of a conductor? - CW in northern hemisphere - CCW in southern.  Notice how the forced rotating magnetic field "rolls" as it rotates - with the same loops as drift current.

The toroidal overwrap that SM used on later versions, what could be it's significance? Perhaps it does not radiate, or would it not receive?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 20, 2007, 06:12:47 AM
2 Tests tonight....
Can my triple step-up coil (Tesla Style) newman motor light a bulb on one coil?

Can the magnet bar be made to move with the addition of dc in one other coil. (as per doc posted earlier)?

Results , Yes and Yes, when 9V was applied to the upper coil the magnetic field disappeared in the device and the bar rotated freely by hand. There was no change in the output of the light.

Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 20, 2007, 06:25:55 AM
For anyone that might be interested, I've reduced Otto's and Roberto's circuit down to a more simple representation.

You'll notice that the input is analogous to an OR gate, but in the real circuit (the previous one I posted) battery current draw increases as more HI's are present on the inputs at the same time.

I've been trying to understand why Cam's experiment showed a significant decrease in output power when the 3rd frequency was introduced. I believe the reason might be because the frequencies are not synchronized.

Random switching will only cause the spikes to coincide occassionally, and when they are not "in sync", the primaries could be "ON" for a significant portion of the time (wasting power), and yet the benefit of this ON time is not reflected in the output.

I highly recommend that all build a harmonic divider (i.e. fundamental, 2nd and 3rd harmonics) and use that to feed your FETs.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on June 20, 2007, 06:50:17 AM
TO ALL

HERE ARE THE PICTURES IN PDF FORM

WER
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 20, 2007, 07:45:43 AM
Darren:

I totally agree with your analysis, especially the need for synchronization of the harmonics or at least some precision control of the wired OR common path. Did SM not say that there is a requirement of quality engineering equipment to be able to perform enginerring analysis? Maybe I mis-read that but I somehow remmebered the need for good tools.

Regards
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 20, 2007, 08:15:02 AM
Suggestion:

The 7 freq should be the resonant freq of the small coil. This one would be more broadbanded and also work at the freq of the larger coil.
The 4 freq should be the resonant freq of the larger coil. This one would be most critical with high Q requirement. I could understand if this one needed to be tuned.
The 1 freq would be a harmonic of our biggest common generator (Earth).
Using other than air core on a toroid should just allow you to work closer to the base frequency (larger signal?) while keeping the size managable.

On the later SM units he was probably able to provide more 'sqeezes' with a single outside winding since he then knew the frequency and therefore was able to calculate exact winding spacing and wire size. With proper design he could get the odd turns and even turns squeezing in an alternating fashion. 3rd harmonic pulsing 120, 4th pulsing 90 or even faster? This is starting to sound like a rail-gun.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 20, 2007, 09:07:31 AM
   Number 1 (35k) rolls in right at the place whistlers are the strongest.

   So this puts us at small coils at 245, big coil at 140 and the derived at 35k.  Hmmmmm

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mrd10 on June 20, 2007, 11:42:24 AM
2 Tests tonight....
Can my triple step-up coil (Tesla Style) newman motor light a bulb on one coil?

Can the magnet bar be made to move with the addition of dc in one other coil. (as per doc posted earlier)?

Results , Yes and Yes, when 9V was applied to the upper coil the magnetic field disappeared in the device and the bar rotated freely by hand. There was no change in the output of the light.

Cam


Cam, nice work there mate, can't wait to get more juicy details.

Dom
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 20, 2007, 01:30:05 PM
I've was playing around to see how fast the amplitude grows when combining waves. Unexpectedly I came across something that I hadn't considered.

Although I've used sine waves for the calculations the same principle still applies because your coils are physically spaced at different degrees apart around a circle. Becauase you are dealing with pulses into the kilohertz and even mega hertz which create magnetic waves that mix, the exact position of your coils, to the nearest 0.5mm will be critical to the phase required between your pulses. My guess is that 1st, 2nd and 3rd harmonics will work when the coils are identical AND they are positioned precisely around a circle equal distances apart. If your coils are slightly different and not quite in the correct place, your sweet spot frequencies don't lie on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd harmonics, resulting in only partial conversions.

Anyhow, back to the waveforms. The red and blue are 90 degrees out of phase. When combined they create another wave (green wave) that is 45 degrees out of phase. However when the green wave and the original red wave combine they form yet another wave but this time the phase is 26.56... out of phase.

Now that is unexpected for me. I had thought that combined waves would continue to divide the phase in two. What this means is that phase plays an extremely important part in the TPU. The continuous mixing of waves results in a continually changing set of phases as well as increasing amplitudes.

Note that when waves of the same frequency mix the resultant wave still has the same frequency, but its phase and amplitude change.

In Otto's working design, by tieing the secondaries back to the primaries in all the coils this will ensure a continued mixing of new pulses with combined pulses. I think Otto's circuit is in affect a circuit that continuously creates waves of different phases. The TPU effects, including the generation of the seed, being caused when the right combination of phased waves is created.

I note in SMs TPU snapshots there appear to be 2 or 4 coils. I haven't seen a setup that appears to use 3. Given that all coils are in parallel, it would not be difficult to add a fourth coil, and still pulse the four coils with the 3 frequencies.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 20, 2007, 02:40:01 PM
Darren:

I totally agree with your analysis, especially the need for synchronization of the harmonics or at least some precision control of the wired OR common path. Did SM not say that there is a requirement of quality engineering equipment to be able to perform enginerring analysis? Maybe I mis-read that but I somehow remmebered the need for good tools.

Regards
chrisC


Chris,

Yes precision frequency adjustment would be necessary I would think. This is why I'm not sure using DIP switches for frequency selection (if I read that correctly) will be useful for capturing the desired frequency. It sounded like Roberto and Jason are going that route.

Please note that my last posted representation of the circuit, is merely that. It was not intended as a circuit to build. I was trying to illustrate how the primaries are being switched, and to make it easier to visualize what happens with different input scenarios.

One could build this circuit, and it would work, but it won't be the same as the original. I recommend everyone build a divider and drive it with a single (quality) oscillator with fine frequency adjustment. If there is a 3 frequency combination that makes this thing sing, then this is the only way you are going to find it. Also, stay with the 3 FETs and 3 coils the same as Otto's, then you'll be comparing apples with apples.

SM mentioned the use of expensive lab instrumentation to analyse and perhaps detect the overunity he talked about so much involving the piece of wire. This has always troubled me because he mentions that it is so simple and we should start with this in our research, yet we may never be able to detect the effect it supposedly achieves, especially when we are not certain what exactly the effect is we are looking for, i.e. the "kick".

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 20, 2007, 02:40:52 PM
Some high voltage mosfets for people to consider as the IRF840 devices are becoming obsolete:

STB21NM50N
550V - 0.19R
18A
rise/fall 18/30ns

STF12NM50N
500V - 0.29R
11A
rise/fall 15/14ns

STB20NK50Z
500V -0.23R
17A
rise/fall 20/15ns

STP25NM50N
500V - 0.11R
22A
rise/fall 23/22ns

Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 20, 2007, 04:17:05 PM
@Rob,

I'm testing with good results the much more reliable (and cheap) IRFP460: 5ooV, 20A, Trise=59nanosec.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 20, 2007, 04:24:44 PM
Darren:

I totally agree with your analysis, especially the need for synchronization of the harmonics or at least some precision control of the wired OR common path. Did SM not say that there is a requirement of quality engineering equipment to be able to perform enginerring analysis? Maybe I mis-read that but I somehow remmebered the need for good tools.

Regards
chrisC


Chris,

Yes precision frequency adjustment would be necessary I would think. This is why I'm not sure using DIP switches for frequency selection (if I read that correctly) will be useful for capturing the desired frequency. It sounded like Roberto and Jason are going that route.

Please note that my last posted representation of the circuit, is merely that. It was not intended as a circuit to build. I was trying to illustrate how the primaries are being switched, and to make it easier to visualize what happens with different input scenarios.

One could build this circuit, and it would work, but it won't be the same as the original. I recommend everyone build a divider and drive it with a single (quality) oscillator with fine frequency adjustment. If there is a 3 frequency combination that makes this thing sing, then this is the only way you are going to find it. Also, stay with the 3 FETs and 3 coils the same as Otto's, then you'll be comparing apples with apples.

SM mentioned the use of expensive lab instrumentation to analyse and perhaps detect the overunity he talked about so much involving the piece of wire. This has always troubled me because he mentions that it is so simple and we should start with this in our research, yet we may never be able to detect the effect it supposedly achieves, especially when we are not certain what exactly the effect is we are looking for, i.e. the "kick".

Darren

I suspect he's talking about a real time spectrum analyser. Darren, I'm sure you are aware of what these do but  for those that don't.... basically a digital spectrum analyser does an FFT of the incoming wave. The result is a moving bar graph where each bar represent a particular frequency and the bar  height the amplitude of that frequency. This is exactly like the animated graphic equiliser display on your hifi where the bars bouce up and down. Low down notes appear on the left, higher notes on the right. Except in a high end spectrum analyser these can go into the gigahertz range.

This is particularly useful in examining say an output signal, such as from Otto's device. You could start to observe patterns where the larger frequencies cluster. Then you could adjust your input to enhance those frequencies etc. etc.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 20, 2007, 04:39:40 PM
High all,

please look at Otto's mixer: what is implemented is not OR but rather a sort of 'WIRED AND'.

Have you asked yourselves what happen when for example the lower freq oscillator is in it's 1 level? Well the connected Mosfet's Drain is locked to zero level so locking the same for all the others!! (no matter what they are doing).

In my opinion what it's happening is a rather complex process that's changing continuously as the input freq are asynchronous. Really not easy to understand and in a certain way not deterministic. The output that I see is composed by bursts of freq that suddenly clear and resolve to a fixed & stable condition that you see immediately as the scope trigger is at the end synchronizing something stable!

Lot is left to be understood.

regards to all

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 20, 2007, 04:43:36 PM
Hi Roberto,
Hmm:
IRFP460PBF
500V - 0.27R
20A
rise/fall 59/58ns

Price in Newark is about  3.27USD
Price in UK is a about 8.00 GBP.

Slow and not cheap.

Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 20, 2007, 04:49:40 PM
@Rob,

I pajed them 1 Euro/each !!
THEY seem to do the job...I'll tell you more.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on June 20, 2007, 05:15:12 PM
Have you guys noticed what WaveWatcher said:

Quote
One thing ran into another and I tied the pulse from one coil to another with some LC (no, not big enough mFd to hold a shock) to phase it so it is useful and next thing I know I have two small hacked RS transformers with PM inserted linked as one howling, audibly,  about 300hZ with no signal applied.

Note:   "RS" stands for RadioShack, I believe, "PM" for Permanent Magnet, and "LC"  for Inductor and Capacitor (to make a resonant tank and also change the phase a bit so it adds in feedback)

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 20, 2007, 05:25:52 PM
wavewatcher, can we get some clarification on this? perhaps a diagram?

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 20, 2007, 05:50:21 PM
Have you guys noticed what WaveWatcher said:

Quote
One thing ran into another and I tied the pulse from one coil to another with some LC (no, not big enough mFd to hold a shock) to phase it so it is useful and next thing I know I have two small hacked RS transformers with PM inserted linked as one howling, audibly,  about 300hZ with no signal applied.

Note:   "RS" stands for RadioShack, I believe, "PM" for Permanent Magnet, and "LC"  for Inductor and Capacitor (to make a resonant tank and also change the phase a bit so it adds in feedback)

EM

Yes, makes me wonder,
if he has some kind of MEG self running device ?
Please WaveWatcher let us know.
Many thanks.
Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 20, 2007, 06:11:37 PM
Have you guys noticed what WaveWatcher said:

Quote
One thing ran into another and I tied the pulse from one coil to another with some LC (no, not big enough mFd to hold a shock) to phase it so it is useful and next thing I know I have two small hacked RS transformers with PM inserted linked as one howling, audibly,  about 300hZ with no signal applied.

Note:   "RS" stands for RadioShack, I believe, "PM" for Permanent Magnet, and "LC"  for Inductor and Capacitor (to make a resonant tank and also change the phase a bit so it adds in feedback)

EM

Sounds like Hendershott!  Looking forward to more info!


D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 20, 2007, 06:15:46 PM
@Darren
Thanks. Yes, I was aware your simplified circuit was for illustrative purposes only. My understanding of SM's reference of using high quality equipment in the TPU research was that with these calibre test equipment allow one to monitor what actually was happening from the waveforms when, perhaps mediocre equipment may fall short. Case in point, the 'seed' can't be seen properly with a 20MHz scope and might be interpreted as hash whereas it was clearly discernable with a 100MHz unit. Here we are all trying to reproduce and understand the frequency and phase relationship of the 3 harmonics with limited ability to generate stable synchronous or asynchronous clocks and much less the ability to monitor what is going on wrt the mobius when most of us don't have 'proper' instrumentation!

@bob.rennips
Thanks. Yes, maybe we need a spectrum analyser to see the details when we are near being able to reproduce the magic effect?

Regards

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 20, 2007, 06:25:55 PM
High all,

please look at Otto's mixer: what is implemented is not OR but rather a sort of 'WIRED AND'.

Have you asked yourselves what happen when for example the lower freq oscillator is in it's 1 level? Well the connected Mosfet's Drain is locked to zero level so locking the same for all the others!! (no matter what they are doing).


OR, or Wired AND. It depends on how you look at it.

I see the inputs as an OR, because a logic 1 on f1, OR f2, OR f3 will pull all 3 coils to gnd.

I see the AND part more in an analog sense, in that the supply currents from each "ON" FET switch will sum together.

It's open to interpretation I suppose.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 20, 2007, 06:44:09 PM
@Darren,

Yes, in that sense we are speaking of the same final effect which is important.

For what I've seen the 'Seed' is created by a sweet combination of the 3 frequencies and from the catalyst field produced by the Mobius loops which MUST accelerate any particles (electrons, ions...) that appear to be in the nearings (tested experimentally: if you increase the heath sink modules distance from the ring...the Seed disappears!).  Then saying how is the creation process is really for now impossible. I urge every body to think about this!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 20, 2007, 07:21:37 PM
Although I've used sine waves for the calculations the same principle still applies because your coils are physically spaced at different degrees apart around a circle. Becauase you are dealing with pulses into the kilohertz and even mega hertz which create magnetic waves that mix, the exact position of your coils, to the nearest 0.5mm will be critical to the phase required between your pulses. My guess is that 1st, 2nd and 3rd harmonics will work when the coils are identical AND they are positioned precisely around a circle equal distances apart. If your coils are slightly different and not quite in the correct place, your sweet spot frequencies don't lie on the 1st, 2nd, 3rd harmonics, resulting in only partial conversions.

Hmm  i always thought the sweet spot frq was a system response?


Below is to Anyone?  Everyone?

I would really and truely like to know the following:

1) What exactly is a kick?

2) What Exactly is a seed?

3) Does anyone have the algorythm or whatever math is used for "majic" please?

Last the question I keep asking over and over and have yet to get any kind of reasonable answer on:

4) How do you combine the "harmonics"?

5) Exactly what do you expect to see when combining those harmonics?

Any info that can be validated regarding the following questions would be very helpful in my understanding of your project.

Finally since a successful tpu is one that runs OU then ottos must run OU correct?

I mean like remove any power sources since the title of this thread does say "successful"?

So many questions so few answers!

 

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 20, 2007, 08:54:35 PM
@ Everyone

I received a PM from WaveWatcher to post here for you! 
Cheers,
Bruce
This is his message:

I've been trying to answer some questions but my posts will not take.

Please relay as you find useful. ---

My device is essentially the mirror image of the TPU. It is self-running after excitation but fails on inductive loads and overheats. The LC circuit was an attempt to bandpass the feedback to self-excite and limit the runaway effect which causes heating due to frequencies exceeding the mechanical characteristics of the device.

The 'seed' as you call it I have referred to as the PE (primary event). My theory on that is...

The PE is the first appearance of focused particles that are already trapped by the Earth's magnetic field. These devices are allowing these particles to be collected and refocused (aligned?) and uses them as the foundation for the summation of frequecies.

We don't normally see this energy because we are at the same potential.

These particles are expelled from the Sun. For a brief instant they are formed as a Mobius field and then deform into chaos. Many of these particles are hel in magnetic field. We are simply polarising and focusing something that is already there.

I won't release detail on mine as it continues to evolve. The design is flawed as it is rectangular causing losses and heating effects. Ironically, it is starting to resemble the Earth in that it will be a sphere with two inner coils. This to avoid field attenuation and prevent spurious emissions. The unwanted emissions appear to promote runaway.

It would appear to be a MEG but Tom's MEG had serious flaws - no accounting for wave timing to prevent hysterisis. Rely on rise mainly instead of rise and fall. No consideration that it is easier to complete a magnetic circuit instead of choke a completed one.

My time is limited as I still must provide for my family.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on June 20, 2007, 09:15:22 PM
@WaveWatcher

Keep on keepin' on! 

Very nice take on the subject at hand.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 20, 2007, 11:13:09 PM
Hmm  i always thought the sweet spot frq was a system response?


Below is to Anyone?  Everyone?

I would really and truely like to know the following:

1) What exactly is a kick?

2) What Exactly is a seed?

3) Does anyone have the algorythm or whatever math is used for "majic" please?

Last the question I keep asking over and over and have yet to get any kind of reasonable answer on:

4) How do you combine the "harmonics"?

5) Exactly what do you expect to see when combining those harmonics?


kokomoj0,

1) No one knows for sure.

2) Ask Otto and Roberto, but I believe this is unknown at the moment. I do have a hypothesis however, and will elaborate in another post later.

3) Please clarify the question.

4) Combining the harmonics can be how Otto is doing it, but this question also levers on what a kick is and how it manifests.

5) If the ECD converts the aether, then an overunity effect would be expected. According to SM, the right combination of frequencies is what allows conversion to take place...they are the catalyst. If CEMF is expected, then the ouput power to input power ratio would be maximized.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on June 20, 2007, 11:15:49 PM
WaveWatcher,

Thank you for the info. It is great to hear you have a Self-Runner.

So your LC network was meant as a bandpass filter. I see, interesting.  It seems you belive any frequency can amplify in feedback, so you're trying to reduce it to lower frequencies perhaps (to keep heating under control)

Rapid heating in magnetic cores is not uncommon and is quite a limitation.  High frequency cores cost a pretty penny.

So one question I have is this:   Will your setup self-run without the feedback LC network?    You seem to imply it can, but I want to be sure.  It might be the key, since lots of people have tried feedback with transformers before.  I like your early direction to study "regeneration" which uses feedback.  Tesla was big on this.

I'll be watching WaveWatcher more closely     :D     LOL

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 20, 2007, 11:17:05 PM
Wavewatcher,

Your device sounds intriguing.

It is worthy of its own thread, and I would encourage you to start a new one for it.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 21, 2007, 12:23:33 AM
Yes, Darren,

Wave watcher , Fantastic stuff, but Please do another thread! This one is for Otto and Roberto replication.

All else here, I urge you to do the replication.
You have the document??
What's stopping you?

It may not be a running generator yet but Please If have the skill its is time to do something..Common ground you know.

A walK to first base?

Before long most of  the discussions will only be relevent to those who have a little tornado...and some "seeds".

Threads  may become a bit disjointed as new people parachute in!

Great Days!!



Lindsay Mannix

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 21, 2007, 12:39:44 AM
@Wavewatcher,
Looks like you have cracked it then!
A self runner is something we all want to get running.
I almost guessed the same set of harmonic frequencies as you suggested.

Here's another thought I have been having:
Maybe the three coils can setup a magnetic magnifying lens that pulls in a massive concentration of magnetic earths field from above and below the ring. This magnetic field (vortex) induces the power in the output coils of the TPU.
So to prove this you could encase it in a container made of mu-metal say.

Any chance you could post a photo of your setup.

Its starting to get really interesting in this forum now - what we need is multiple replications of self-runners.

Regards
Rob

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 21, 2007, 01:22:41 AM
Hello All,

Here is a photo of my harmonic pulse board that I mentioned earlier. It also incorporates the mic4427 MOSFET drivers. This board has a 12-bit ripple counter installed which will allow me to select up to 12-harmonics from the single input frequency. All outputs are in sync and have a 50% duty cycle (I didn't think about pulse width control at the time I designed this). I also included a circuit schematic of the connections. This was drawn up in EagleCAD so if anyone wants the PCB drawing, let me know.

NOTE: This is an older photo of the board. I have since clipped off the capacitors on the output of the MOSFET drivers.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bobinaccounting on June 21, 2007, 02:04:12 AM
@Wavewatcher,


Here's another thought I have been having:
Maybe the three coils can setup a magnetic magnifying lens that pulls in a massive concentration of magnetic earths field from above and below the ring. This magnetic field (vortex) induces the power in the output coils of the TPU.



Thats what I said, vortexes!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dlwammo on June 21, 2007, 02:11:32 AM
Is this anything that might help?

US Patent#:  6,496,047
One of the inventors names is "Stephen Mark" Iskander ???
Filed: June 23, 1999

SOLID STATE SWITCH WITH PULSE CONTROL

Seems rather interesting.....

Dan
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 21, 2007, 03:20:25 AM
For those that may be interested, below is a circuit that should work well for a harmonic divider. I specifically altered it to provide a fundamental, 2nd harmonic, and 3rd harmonic.

The frequency you put in, is the f3 (higher) frequency. f1 and f2 are generated from this.

Dave has built this circuit and verified it works. Below the circuit you will see the simulated output waveforms, which also verify it works.

Please note however, that the f2 output is 66% duty cycle, not 50%.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 21, 2007, 04:29:09 AM
@Darren,

Yes, in that sense we are speaking of the same final effect which is important.

For what I've seen the 'Seed' is created by a sweet combination of the 3 frequencies and from the catalyst field produced by the Mobius loops which MUST accelerate any particles (electrons, ions...) that appear to be in the nearings (tested experimentally: if you increase the heath sink modules distance from the ring...the Seed disappears!).  Then saying how is the creation process is really for now impossible. I urge every body to think about this!

Roberto

I was wondering if anyone else picked up on something Roberto said in his post above. I've highlighted the important point.

The possibility that RFI feedback from the wire loops is causing the "seeds", should not be dismissed.

I do believe this is what is causing the seeds. The effect is proximity dependant. With the FETs far enough away from the loops, the seeds disappear.

A piece of wire driven with high current transients and high frequencies, no longer is strictly a piece of wire. Inductive reactance is going to be present in the FET gate, and this coupled with the high input resistance seen looking into the Gate could be causing the artifact being labeled as "the seed".

It is quite evident from the tests done so far that there is significant RFI being radiated by the loops, which makes this hypothesis quite plausible. The large metalic surface area of the heat sinks are probably acting as good receiving antennas, and re-radiating the RFI.

See the annotated diagram below.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on June 21, 2007, 04:35:18 AM

Also scope your Fets an look at the BEMF spikes, turn your probe to *10, those fets are getting hit hard.

I added a small cap to my primary and it increased the output of the light. Why because now the primary is acting more like a tank ctc and oscillates giving the secondary more punch.
 
Cam
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 04:43:03 AM
@Wavewatcher,


Here's another thought I have been having:
Maybe the three coils can setup a magnetic magnifying lens that pulls in a massive concentration of magnetic earths field from above and below the ring. This magnetic field (vortex) induces the power in the output coils of the TPU.



Thats what I said, vortexes!

so how much "massive earths magnetic flux" do you need to run a tpu?

Then does the earth just sit here and constantly resonate at 7.8htz or can it made to resonate where its resonant freq is 7.8 htz?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 04:47:58 AM
RANT
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 21, 2007, 05:10:18 AM
A further note to the harmonic divider circuit I posted.

I recommend you follow the outputs with a positive edge-triggered one-shot pulse generator. Make it variable pulse width and you're set. The 66% duty cycle of f2 then is of no consequence.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 21, 2007, 05:31:16 AM
Yes, Darren,

Wave watcher , Fantastic stuff, but Please do another thread! This one is for Otto and Roberto replication.

All else here, I urge you to do the replication.
You have the document??
What's stopping you?

It may not be a running generator yet but Please If have the skill its is time to do something..Common ground you know.

A walK to first base?

Before long most of  the discussions will only be relevent to those who have a little tornado...and some "seeds".

Threads  may become a bit disjointed as new people parachute in!

Great Days!!



Lindsay Mannix



please describe for us what exactly a tornado is and how one can produce it?

Is that something taken from maxwell's sets of equations?



Yes, the tornado is part of maxwell's equations.

Please Kokomo, if you have blatant disdain for what we are doing, why do you torture yourself here?

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 21, 2007, 05:45:40 AM
The opposite of distain! I did not want to take wind away from anyone. Right now I wish I kept my mouth shut.
If ANYONE wants to query me - look for a new thread. I'll make one. Don't bother asking me for info about my current project on this thread. I will not respond.
I have already started my own TPU because the amount and quality being learned here would be a great asset for my project. At some point info from mine may aid in a TPU design. If so I'll post - no need to ask for it.

The work on this thread is to important and the TPU appears likely to be a much better method to achieve same. Self-running doesn't mean squat if the thing wants to explode.

Any ideas/reports I post here will only have to do with Otto and Roberto's work or the replication thereof.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 21, 2007, 05:52:46 AM
The opposite of distain! I did not want to take wind away from anyone. Right now I wish I kept my mouth shut.
If ANYONE wants to query me - look for a new thread. I'll make one. Don't bother asking me for info about my current project on this thread. I will not respond.
I have already started my own TPU because the amount and quality being learned here would be a great asset for my project. At some point info from mine may aid in a TPU design. If so I'll post - no need to ask for it.

The work on this thread is to important and the TPU appears likely to be a much better method to achieve same. Self-running doesn't mean squat if the thing wants to explode.

Any ideas/reports I post here will only have to do with Otto and Roberto's work or the replication thereof.

Not you wavewatcher. Please see who I was actually quoting. I changed it to make more clear, sorry for the crossed wires. (pun intended)

I'll check your thread for sure.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: WaveWatcher on June 21, 2007, 05:59:28 AM
Argh! Supposedly I have an IQ that scares folks but that doesn't mean I'm not stupid.
 
:-X
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 21, 2007, 06:06:24 AM
Argh! Supposedly I have an IQ that scares folks but that doesn't mean I'm not stupid.
 
:-X

double negative. Man you're on a roll.  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 21, 2007, 07:11:29 AM
I simulated Otto's circuit in the falstad circuit simulator app. Given the ANDed nature of the FETS, I used only one FET input.

Interesting that it came up that in ideal circumstances that the output should be 2.2 kv very sharp spikes and yes that is Kilo volts!!

Note that the sim. assumes standard transformers not air coils. Also to get this output I needed to put a small inductance rather than pure resistance across the output. This I think is fair as a standard bulb will have some inductance.

Increase this inductance and you get massive spikes.

Word of warning. This could EASILY be a simulator artifact. After all the nature of the circuit is very unusual. BUT I find it more than interesting that it simulated an ideal output of large high voltage spikes. Both high rise times and high voltage are known features of an SM devices.

Playing around with the values can easily move the circuit into infinite uncalculatable status from the simulator's perspective.

To use:

1. Goto http://www.falstad.com/circuit/
2. Open the attached text file and copy the contents.
3. Paste into the IMPORT section of the circuit simulator applet.

YOU MUST PRESS THE RESET BUTTON AFTER IMPORTING.

Cheers, Bob.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 21, 2007, 07:53:59 AM
@ Bob R.

HELP...please verify!!!

I did an edit of somethings:

3.5 volts input
Square Wave
7.23 Hz         <------ I have said this frequency is in the TPU because of the clues!!
OUTPUT
30.36 KV


What do I say, I am speechless!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 08:07:39 AM
@ Bob R.

HELP...please verify!!!

I did an edit of somethings:

3.5 volts input
Square Wave
7.23 Hz         <------ I have said this frequency is in the TPU because of the clues!!
OUTPUT
30.36 KV


What do I say, I am speechless!

so you put 3.5 volts in at 7 htz and got 30,000 volts out?


What was the input current and the output current?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 21, 2007, 08:11:58 AM
It seems the lower the hertz the higher the voltage. I tried 2Hz and got 100+kv.

I'm thinking this is simulator stuff up now...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 08:16:03 AM
another RANT
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 21, 2007, 08:16:38 AM
Well, that is okay, Bob! :)  LOL

It was fun to play with....who wants to try their replication at 7.23 Hz as one of their frequencies??  It made me a little shy! LOL
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 08:18:01 AM
the only  thing i know how to do is RANT
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 21, 2007, 08:21:56 AM
@ Bob R.

HELP...please verify!!!

I did an edit of somethings:

3.5 volts input
Square Wave
7.23 Hz         <------ I have said this frequency is in the TPU because of the clues!!
OUTPUT
30.36 KV


What do I say, I am speechless!

so you put 3.5 volts in at 7 htz and got 30,000 volts out?


What was the input current and the output current?

kokomojo, put brain in gear before operating mouth!
It's clear from the last few thread posts that we're talking about the simulator.

Get off the case with the input/output stuff. It's getting boring.

At this point we're examining anomalies.
We believe that identifying and then fully utilising these anomalies will result FURTHER DOWN THE ROAD, in an overunity device.

I can categorically say that now the device is NOT OVERUNITY in its present form.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 21, 2007, 08:32:41 AM
MORE RANT
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 21, 2007, 08:48:31 AM
Yes, Darren,

Wave watcher , Fantastic stuff, but Please do another thread! This one is for Otto and Roberto replication.

All else here, I urge you to do the replication.
You have the document??
What's stopping you?

It may not be a running generator yet but Please If have the skill its is time to do something..Common ground you know.

A walK to first base?

Before long most of  the discussions will only be relevent to those who have a little tornado...and some "seeds".

Threads  may become a bit disjointed as new people parachute in!

Great Days!!



Lindsay Mannix



please describe for us what exactly a tornado is and how one can produce it?

Is that something taken from maxwell's sets of equations?



Yes, the tornado is part of maxwell's equations.

Please Kokomo, if you have blatant disdain for what we are doing, why do you torture yourself here?



Awesome!    I guess i must have either overlooked it or we are using different text books?

Would you please be so kind as to give me the ISDN number or the title and publisher of your reference for that so I can go to the library and look it up?   Or URL i am not picky.....   I would very much appreciate it because I cannot find it in my stuff.  TIA

Then what about "kick" and "seed" and finally that long unanswered question of "how can harmonics be lined up"?

Who did the work on them, Lorentz? Faraday? Hertz? Tesla?   I have not been able to find reference to any of them either and maybe you can help me better understand what is going on here by either explaining exactly what those are or by providing me with the appropriate references so that i may do my own research and look them up for myself.   Again TIA.


No not disdain or torture at all.  i have no idea how asking for references and definitions would possibly be interpreted as disdain, do you use a different dictionary than the rest of the world?

I simply want to know what all that means before i consider winding a coil.

A kick (in the ass) is something my father did when we were naughty children.

A seed is something we planted in the garden and a plant would grown.

Harmonics is garbage as a result of the fundamental.

So you can imagine how totally confused i am when i hear all these terms thrown around that simply do not make any sense to me, so that is why i am asking.

Very simple questions i would think for researchers like yourselves. no?


Kokomojo,

I think you would agree that ALL the knowledge and understanding of the world of electricity and magnetism is by definition only a MODEL. It is NOT THE ACTUAL thing itself BY DEFINITION.

I agree that the model is very, very good, but it would be completely arrogant of anyone to say that the model and the actual thing are identical in every respect. THEY ARE NOT.

The start to improvements to the model occur when a researcher, experimentor, inventor, or layman observes something that they believe to be different from expected.

When this occurs in all endeavours, when trying to explain the anomaly there will be a mismatched between the available concepts and words, because they are based on the model, and not on what people are trying to explain.

BY DEFINITION, the words aren't available. Albeit on this forum there is a tendency to use words without considering their direct formal meaning to get across an idea of the direction of what they are seeing and in some cases physically feeling. Theories abound without so much a nary whiff of evidence. But this is all part of the mix. Ignore what is rubbish, and hold on to those things that appear strange.

So by saying "show me the references", you are showing that you haven't comprehended one the basic concepts of science, that knowledge is a model. So rather than, in your mind, taking the high road, you are in fact, trawling in the gutter, and displaying to the world your ignorance concering what knowledge really is.

This is not a university lab. This is a bunch of guys with varying backgrounds, languages and education trying to tweeze out the anomalies from the scant information concerning the Steve Mark's TPU.

If you cannot comprehend that such a diverse bunch of people will have trouble communicating their observations then what does that say about you ?

At the end of the day you either believe something is anomalous with the Steven Mark's TPU or you don't. If you don't then why are you here ?

If you do, then accept that what people write is the 'flavour' of what they are observing, it's not the complete recipe. Words WILL be used in the wrong context; gut feelings WILL be presented as FACTS; current scientific concepts WILL be mangled and twisted way beyond their formal meaning; but this is the nature of a FORUM.

If you cannot comprehend the bigger picture of what is happening on this forum and why that nature of the communication, is how it is, then this really is YOUR problem.

Bob.

PS. It is still frustrating as hell, but as time goes on, I'm getting better at ignoring what I don't comprehend, even if I think they are sometimes randomly linking scientific words together. At the end of the day, it doesn't matter. Take what you can, experiement, and put back what you can.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 21, 2007, 08:49:36 AM
Posted by: kokomoj0
i simpy dont get it?


LOL 
That says it all! :)

Good night guys!

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 21, 2007, 08:53:22 AM
@ Bob R.

HELP...please verify!!!

I did an edit of somethings:

3.5 volts input
Square Wave
7.23 Hz         <------ I have said this frequency is in the TPU because of the clues!!
OUTPUT
30.36 KV


What do I say, I am speechless!

so you put 3.5 volts in at 7 htz and got 30,000 volts out?


What was the input current and the output current?

kokomojo, put brain in gear before operating mouth!
It's clear from the last few thread posts that we're talking about the simulator.

Get off the case with the input/output stuff. It's getting boring.

At this point we're examining anomalies.
We believe that identifying and then fully utilising these anomalies will result FURTHER DOWN THE ROAD, in an overunity device.

I can categorically say that now the device is NOT OVERUNITY in its present form.





my apologies.  Just curious man...  My multisim indicates input and output.

Not sure why that is such a problem for everyone since that is how "over unity" is determined after all. 

Yeh and that is anoth4er thing that is confusing to me;  if it is not over unity how can anyone claim a "successful replication of the tpu ecd" as the title of this thread says?  i simpy dont get it?

You got a link, the text file and instructions. A 1 minute exercise. GO!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 21, 2007, 09:43:12 AM
hey koko:

Why waste the Forum space? You know this bunch of folks will not be discussing SM's TPU if we really understood what caused these anomalies. Right? You know darn well this is not a OU device, so what continue to drag the input power vs output power argument, seed and tornados? At this stage. We're all trying to pull our brains and coil winding experiments just to try to reproduce and understand these 'unknown' anomalies. What is so wrong with our efforts?

Please, try to help if you are able to or simply find yourself another playground. Is that too much to ask?

Cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ForeverBlissed on June 21, 2007, 10:18:51 AM
I'm a total newbee here but completely captivated by this thread.

I've downloaded all the PDF files... watched the videos, and am totally excited about this potential.

The question that I have however is simple...

Why doesn't anyone simply contact Steven Mark and ask him for help?

FB
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 21, 2007, 10:22:15 AM
I'm a total newbee here but completely captivated by this thread.

I've downloaded all the PDF files... watched the videos, and am totally excited about this potential.

The question that I have however is simple...

Why doesn't anyone simply contact Steven Mark and ask him for help?

FB


@FB
Obviously you didn't read what you downloaded! Takes a few weeks to digest all this stuff. Good luck.

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 21, 2007, 02:22:07 PM
kokomoj0,

I would encourage you, if you are genuinly interested in the TPU, to go back, read and re-read the SM material, and formulate an interpretation of your own. This is what I have done over the past year, and it is still a work in progress.

You're intelligent, and I know that you already know the answer to some or most of your questions, but perhaps you're being a sillybugger at times with them? Give them some leeway with their terms etc. I get the sense that you want to contribute here, so keep on doing so.

The rest here, why not give koko some breathing room, take it with a grain if you must. No real harm done. Without skeptics in the world, perhaps our egos and assumptions would be out of control? It keeps us in check, and makes us go back and contemplate our results. I'm a skeptic at times too, but hopefully in a positive way...at least that is my intention.

Regards,
Darren

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 21, 2007, 04:27:21 PM
@ ZPE
I agree, and skeptics and critiques are good, even some rants, BUT NOT on this thread.  Stefan has plenty of space for another Koko thread for his rants and critiques.  There he can say his peace, etc.

@ Koko
Please start a new thread of rants and critiques.  Thank you. 
Unless you prefer "read only mode".  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 21, 2007, 04:46:40 PM
Yes, Darren,

Wave watcher , Fantastic stuff, but Please do another thread! This one is for Otto and Roberto replication.

All else here, I urge you to do the replication.
You have the document??
What's stopping you?

It may not be a running generator yet but Please If have the skill its is time to do something..Common ground you know.

A walK to first base?

Before long most of  the discussions will only be relevent to those who have a little tornado...and some "seeds".

Threads  may become a bit disjointed as new people parachute in!

Great Days!!



Lindsay Mannix



please describe for us what exactly a tornado is and how one can produce it?

Is that something taken from maxwell's sets of equations?



Yes, the tornado is part of maxwell's equations.

Please Kokomo, if you have blatant disdain for what we are doing, why do you torture yourself here?



Awesome!    I guess i must have either overlooked it or we are using different text books?

Would you please be so kind as to give me the ISDN number or the title and publisher of your reference for that so I can go to the library and look it up?   Or URL i am not picky.....   I would very much appreciate it because I cannot find it in my stuff.  TIA

Then what about "kick" and "seed" and finally that long unanswered question of "how can harmonics be lined up"?

Who did the work on them, Lorentz? Faraday? Hertz? Tesla?   I have not been able to find reference to any of them either and maybe you can help me better understand what is going on here by either explaining exactly what those are or by providing me with the appropriate references so that i may do my own research and look them up for myself.   Again TIA.


No not disdain or torture at all.  i have no idea how asking for references and definitions would possibly be interpreted as disdain, do you use a different dictionary than the rest of the world?

I simply want to know what all that means before i consider winding a coil.

A kick (in the ass) is something my father did when we were naughty children.

A seed is something we planted in the garden and a plant would grown.

Harmonics is garbage as a result of the fundamental.

So you can imagine how totally confused i am when i hear all these terms thrown around that simply do not make any sense to me, so that is why i am asking.

Very simple questions i would think for researchers like yourselves. no?

Ok, seems I have misinterpreted your queries, or having called you on your mocking of us, you are now backpeddaling, either way it doesn't matter.

So, yeah, I guess you couldn't tell that I was being sarcastic as well. Maxwell's equations don't have anything about a tornado, as it's a metaphor for the spinning field that SM's devices utilize. So there won't be anything in it about that, aside from the simple relationship between electricity and magnetic fields.

For more information on spinning magnetic fields, go pop open a dc motor. Tesla's patent is 390721 I believe.

As for the seed, it's just an artifact on the scope that seems to do some interesting things when it joins up with other waveforms that are being produced. Sharp DC spikes seem to convert into sinusoidal ones. This is also a metaphor. Can you think of why someone would use seed in this scenario? The kicks are just dc spikes of a fairly large amplitude (according to otto and roberto's interpretation). (oh we believe kick is also a metaphor for a sharp spike of energy)

Did you read their doc?

Thing is, we're not completely sure what a kick is in reading SM's posts and thier docs, and after having done considerable experimentation, we know that a kick has a mechanical component, as well as an electrical one.

Try shorting battery cables to a battery. That's SM's first experiemnt givent to us.

So that's TPUOLOGY 101.

the glossary anyway.

Rich

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 21, 2007, 05:57:11 PM
kokomoj0,

..... perhaps you're being a sillybugger at times with them?

Regards,
Darren


LOL. I've never heard this word used again until now. I last I heard this being used was years ago as college student in England! Got to love the British for formulating such a word!

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: magnetite on June 21, 2007, 08:08:57 PM
@ WaveWatcher
I have read through both of your downloads.  Very impressive information.  Now I see how you came to the time dilation theory.  General relativistic electromagnetic effects explains it fairly well.

The other download CERTAINLY makes the case for Alternating current being used in the control coils rather than Direct Current.  I too have said this for some time now, and I am convinced that this is what SM did.  But your download give the scientific reason "why" I do believe.

As far as winding the collectors as an antenna, I and my researchers had thought of that but then had set that idea aside.  So, in your theory of operation, we have collectors with mobius, wound as an antenna, tuned to resonate.  Alternating Current for the input to control coils, and then the frequencies to bring resonance = electrical power output.  And "tuning" the Alternating Current to the core (7.23 Hz) would be best.  Is this your thoughts?  (It sure sounds alot like mine! LOL)

Thank you for your time
Bruce

7.23 hz is quite close to, but slightly off, the figure of 7.83 -
the Earth's field - might this be because a more precise tuning would result in the very situation SM warned against? a runaway event?

Magnetite
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 21, 2007, 08:56:27 PM
Simulators, shimulators.
Let's keep this light?
Follow the specs for building a GK4 and build one. Stick it to the side of your head and turn it on! Did you hear that sound? That is 'Your brain on TPU'! Notice the fantastic colors and visions of  your personally applied lobotomy as it takes affect. Notice the wide breadth of idiocy as brain cells die off. Everybody stand up give the chest salute.

Alot of talk and no building? Instead of speculating about overunity do the real thing and hurt yourself. Then will all of you believe?

--giantkiller. Wow.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: devilzangel on June 21, 2007, 10:30:14 PM
i cant help but wonder .. SM, if he is reading this thread, might be laughing his ass off seeing how complicated we are making this thing ..

what i think:
2 horizontal rings (connected in some fashion) (maybe a 1 turn mobius)
4 vert. coils in a cross pattern over the bottom ring (approx 10-11 turns each)
2 neo mags placed across each other, in between 2 of the vertical coils
and somehow this thing is pulsed in some fashion .. (1 carrier wave (noise), 1 base freq, 2 harmonics... uggh .. dont know)

for reference, look at the few pics at the bottom of the screenshots i put up here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2285.msg36145.html#msg36145

MANNIX .. please ask SM WHY there are 4 COILS .. we are under the impression that there are 3 total coils oriented in a 120degree fashion (from all the letters i read) .. but this is NOT the case when looking at the video screenshots.

i hope to someday start my own experiments on this thing .. unfortunately this is not right now; my dad would go crazy seeing me working with this stuff, especially when i am getting a degree in finance!! lol.

Jesus .. over 500 posts .. how the heck am i supposed to keep up .. ???

devilzangel
..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on June 22, 2007, 12:05:37 AM
Quote
YES THERE IS A ROTATING FEILD WHICH CAUSES ELECTRONS TO FLOW IN COPPER WIRE AND BE USED TO PROVIDE USEFULL WORK FORCE. THERE ARE MANY WIRES PERPINDICULAR TO THE MAIN
COLLECTOR.(Control coils) THIS IS A NECESSARY PART OF THE DEVICE.

SINCERELY,

SM.

I agree that we are making it too complicated.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on June 22, 2007, 12:35:37 AM
i cant help but wonder .. SM, if he is reading this thread, might be laughing his ass off seeing how complicated we are making this thing ..

what i think:
2 horizontal rings (connected in some fashion) (maybe a 1 turn mobius)
4 vert. coils in a cross pattern over the bottom ring (approx 10-11 turns each)
2 neo mags placed across each other, in between 2 of the vertical coils
and somehow this thing is pulsed in some fashion .. (1 carrier wave (noise), 1 base freq, 2 harmonics... uggh .. dont know)

for reference, look at the few pics at the bottom of the screenshots i put up here: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2285.msg36145.html#msg36145

MANNIX .. please ask SM WHY there are 4 COILS .. we are under the impression that there are 3 total coils oriented in a 120degree fashion (from all the letters i read) .. but this is NOT the case when looking at the video screenshots.

i hope to someday start my own experiments on this thing .. unfortunately this is not right now; my dad would go crazy seeing me working with this stuff, especially when i am getting a degree in finance!! lol.

Jesus .. over 500 posts .. how the heck am i supposed to keep up .. ???

devilzangel
..

By using tenacity and fortitude..just like Otto.

By reading everything and being patient.

Building it and seeking the Seed  described will be essential to your understanding ..or confusion.

Thats what I am doing  easy to start....hard to stop,but

this is not a race! a bit like an assignment where nobody but a bunch of looneys on the net believe in you HA!

Its better than football and hopefully, nobody gets hurt.

As to the question. We are beyond analysing video now but I do not have the answer to your 4 coil question. and yes,I have asked it..

This thread is for ECD replication..



Lindsay





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 22, 2007, 05:35:00 AM
just a RANT
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 22, 2007, 05:39:50 AM
Hi kokomoj0 and all,
please this is no thread to rant about things,
but to discuss the replications.

I will split up soon this thread into only the technical postings and
move the "rants" posting a a different thread.
We need to keep the Skeptics in their own thread and don?t interrupt
the workers with their replications over here..

So please be ontopic over here.
Thanks.
Regards, Stefan. (admin)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kokomoj0 on June 22, 2007, 05:42:35 AM
ok stefan what ever you say man i am off the topic wind coils to your hearts content, the only thing I ever do is RANT anyway.

People in here dont even know what a fucking rant is.  fuck this thread.  No fuck anything to do with the tpu


there that is a rant!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 22, 2007, 05:56:45 AM
Okay, kokomoj0  I have set you now on Read Only access.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 22, 2007, 10:33:16 AM
I do not wish to sound negative with this question but think its important to answer: -

Do Otto and Roberto intend to rerun their tests using a 12V battery for the power supply then measure and report the DC current taken to illuminate their light bulb at the brightest level possible using  three frequencies?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 22, 2007, 03:45:16 PM
Quote somewhere: 'There are many ways to get there'.
Fact: SM has shown us 3 different types of TPUs.

Statement: 'When we were a child we spoke as a child'
Question: Why does this have to take so long?
Answer from one who used to rant: 'He who whines wants what they have not earned'

Otto & Roberto have shown a 4th physical model, albeit not finished.

And without the responsibilty of work comes not the reward of respect for what one has achieved.

I am happy with all the results so far by everyone. How's that from someone who is running the race?

--giantkiller. Guaranteed: Those who rant haven't seen RE spikes on their bench yet. :o ;)

@Stefan, I like the quantum physics in the sidebar. Nice touch. :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on June 22, 2007, 04:08:41 PM
GK,

As you know I have tested several TPUs and I have seen many HV spikes.  Can you explain to me please what makes them Radiant Spikes (whatever that is) compared to simply inductive high voltage spikes?


Thanks,

D.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 22, 2007, 04:46:43 PM
Okay, kokomoj0  I have set you now on Read Only access.

Regards, Stefan.

And the crowd roars.

Hey, wavewatcher. When are you gonna make your own thread? I'm interested in hearing more about your research.

@all, as luck would have it, just as I got my cct built (mostly), we got 2 acceptable offers on our house. As we were countering one, a full price offer came in, so we're all wrapped up in real estate stuff right now.

Then get this, my car started acting like it wanted to give up the ghost, so I'm putting that in the shop today and getting a rental car. When it rains it pours. Perhaps god's telling me something?

Anyway, testing my tpu is on hold until I get a break in the clouds.

Good work stefan. Stuff like that is one of the main reasons I left here before. People like that went completely unchecked before.

Thanks,
Rich

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 22, 2007, 05:32:10 PM
@ Rich

WaveWatcher started his own thread in the news section:  "Bird on a Wire". 

He gave all of us the secret to turn the ECD into the real deal for which I am grateful.

He wrote:

"If the same frequency is applied to both rings (of the mobius) going both directions with separete signals and the rings are inductively coupled to propogate that signal back and forth between rings a multitude of spawned frequencies would emerge. Each taking the same path and spawning more of the same until the mechanics of the process could not support higher frequencies without serious attenuation."

THAT is the SECRET to make more power from our "baby" TPU.  This is the real deal.

So there we have it.  Case solved.  Secret's out.  Can we control it??  That will be the next "hard part".

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 22, 2007, 05:50:48 PM
Hello all,

Im 4 days at home. Must not go to work. So Im playing with coils.

Today I wanted to know how many turns should have my primary coil of my little transformer. I did a loooot of tests. I spent a lot of hours, cutted my primary coil, measured....result NOTHING!!!!!

The point is: THE DIAMETER AND THE LENGHT OF THE PRIMARY COIL IS NOT IMPORTANT!!!!!

First I had a 12m long coil and pulsed this coil. Signals fine....then shorter and shorter and then I saw it: at a frequency between 50 kHz and 60 kHz I could clearly see SINE WAVES!!!!! This happens at 12m or 2m lenghtof my coil.

Yes, I know what Im wrighting. The lenght and diameter is NOT important. To see sine waves the frequency is important.

This sine waves I saw with a 0,5mm diameter coil even less then 2m long!!! Just 1 frequency and a wire. But I have to say that everything is connected like in a TPU: I have the Mobius and my pulsed MOSFET is on a copper plate arround 5 x 3 cm in dimensions and 1cm thick. Of course I can also see the seeds. They are so little that my scope is in the range of 200mV. Then I can see the seeds.

Dont ask for a picture because my camera is "out of house". The seeds and the sines are the same as in the pdf. Oh, no, not the same because I have no secondary coil. The sines are arround 10 - 15V.
Now, Its clear why we need a secondary coil, or to say it better, why we need a little transformer in our TPU:

In the primary  at 50 - 60kHz sine waves are created and the secondary coil is an amplifier.

Just look at the open TPU. Try to see how many red wired windings you can see.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 22, 2007, 06:07:15 PM
So it sounds like:
you pick the total length of the primary,
then calculate the mass length of the secondary,
Find the resonant frequency to the primary,
and you have accomplished the seed step.

Here is a half done spread sheet to do this. It is hard coded for 30awg and 26awg. Change it accordingly for your needs.

--giantkiller. No? Yes?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on June 23, 2007, 04:14:14 AM
Otto,

It has been 3 months now since you claimed you had a WORKING TPU and you claimed you could PROVE it.

That certainly catched my attention and i dropped all my experiments aswell as all my research activities to catch up with you.

You told "us" we were wasting our time and all our coils were wound the wrong way.....etc.

I was wondering how can you be so sure since you do not have any idea of what i was actually doing.

Now you are talking about the number of turns...
This makes me think....
I guess we all know what happens when we wrap bifilar coils with variable number of turns.

It is called stepping up.

untill now i have not seen any real indication of your so called "creation of energy"

Here is a pdf, so you can see what you claimed, in case you forgot.

I am going to continue my own experiments because they were going quite nicely before all of this.....

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on June 23, 2007, 04:41:48 AM
Otto,

I do believe what Marco is saying. The way your primaries and secondaries are wound, you are setting up a setup transformer. I could be wrong but this is what it look like to me. Also, the 50 Hz signal you are now getting is probably coming from your mains supply. Do you have fluorescent fixtures near by?

Tim
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on June 23, 2007, 04:44:06 AM
I mean step-up transformer not setup transformer. Sorry.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 23, 2007, 05:19:37 AM
Also, the 50 Hz signal you are now getting is probably coming from your mains supply. Do you have fluorescent fixtures near by?

Tim

@ Tim
Otto said:  In the primary  at 50 - 60kHz sine waves are created and the secondary coil is an amplifier.

Not 50 hz.  So no, it is not from the lighting or mains.  LOL

@ Everyone
Please build it before critiquing it.  Do you expect one day, a coil suddenly puts out 100 Watts.  No research and development.  No putting ideas into it.  No replicating it.  I think some have over zealous expectation of what the initial discover of how the TPU works should look like.  This is it.  Mechanics will change.  Controllers have already change, I can not even keep up with it.

And Yesterday, WaveWatcher gave a gift of information from experience to bring it to the next level.  I have scheduled with my partner to experiment this Sunday afternoon.  He has limited time, so I am constrained by his schedule, but we are ready.  Our coil is done.  Our parts are in.  Hours spent soldering the legs on the IRF3707.  Sunday we look for the seed and move it towards the top of the RE spike and watch it convert to a Sine Wave and produce electricity.

There are many many TPU's.  SM said they wound hundreds, looking for the best set up.  Some have given up without even replicating this first one.  After replication, I take my coil to the next step.  Version 2.0 one might say and do as WaveWatcher had said.

SM's words:
"15 Yes there is an inertia.
16 Yes there is a genuine gyroscopic effect when the units are on.
Everybody has noticed that when held and in operation, the units have a
definite vibration and have a gyroscopic effect.
They seam to resist being moved through the air.
When placed on a smooth surface it is very pronounced.
Some of you should think about that.
17 Rotation of field. . . How many people think about that.
If you could have a field that you could think of as a big ball.
And you could rotate it in two directions
what would the ramifications
be?"

This is what version 2.0 AFTER replication will bring us.  WaveWatchers Opposing signals will bring this.  Questioning is good.  But please understand that we are now putting in 3 frequencies (I ranted on this about 20 times if you recall in my thread)  We have the mobius, the form of which will also change along with the mechanics, etc.

SM said there were wires perpindicular wrapped on each of the three collectors and wires wrapped perpindicular around ALL three collectors.  The mechanics WILL change, but let's do this one, post our results.  Learn from them.  Experiment and grow as a team until we have it self running.  I predict this will be before September 15th.  I think that soon you will all be amazed at how fast the work progresses. 

Don't hesitate to replicate, post and then add the next step.  We can all still play with our own coils.  As GK said, we have the controls for speed, we know about the frequencies, square pulse and WaveWatchers opposing signals. 

Enough said.  "Hope differed makes the heart sick."  So instead, build, and see for yourself!
Thank you all for your time,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on June 23, 2007, 05:37:24 AM
Ooops, sorry Otto. I guess I should have realized that you would of known better. Just didn't see the "K" in from of the "Hz". I think that the 50 just stood out for me.

Bruce,
 
Thanks for correcting me :D

BTW my mobius is built and coils wound. The 4427's showed up today. Hoping to find some time this weekend to play.

Tim
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: steve_whiss on June 23, 2007, 04:45:16 PM

..just to say I've put a long ramble with an idea how TPU might work on

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2577.msg36643.html#msg36643

steve
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 23, 2007, 05:02:15 PM
Otto,

It has been 3 months now since you claimed you had a WORKING TPU and you claimed you could PROVE it.

That certainly catched my attention and i dropped all my experiments aswell as all my research activities to catch up with you.

You told "us" we were wasting our time and all our coils were wound the wrong way.....etc.

I was wondering how can you be so sure since you do not have any idea of what i was actually doing.

Now you are talking about the number of turns...
This makes me think....
I guess we all know what happens when we wrap bifilar coils with variable number of turns.

It is called stepping up.

untill now i have not seen any real indication of your so called "creation of energy"

Here is a pdf, so you can see what you claimed, in case you forgot.

I am going to contin

ue my own experiments because they were going quite nicely before all of this.....

Marco.

Hi Marco,
I agree, it would be good, if Otto or Roberto could now
show a few pictures or a video, with which they could prove,
that they are getting more power out  than in.

As Jason told me recently he had his digital ampmeter on the AC
setting, when he measured his input current and the current went
down, so I don?t trust this measurement anymore.

So all in all, we don?t yet have a conclusive proof, that these
TPU-ECDs really put more power out  than is going into them..

We would really like to see a bright 60 Watts bulb just being powered
by less than 20 Watts input.. Can anybody show this conclusively?

Did Otto now get his new scope ?

Sorry, I was away for a few days and have to catch up.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 23, 2007, 10:15:38 PM
@stefan

It's always good to see you hunting for the wattage in all these proposed systems and devices. I don't think Otto is at the stage yet as this will require more work to tame the beast.

I'll get back to you on the other question.

@otto

I found this pdf file while searching on how to do a center tap in my CCs'.

It discusses IC monolithic transformers. It is a long doc but look on page 14.
http://www.nt.tuwien.ac.at/fileadmin/topics/RF_engineering/da/da/kehrer_da.pdf

If you look at a few paragraphs before each design, this will give you a good rundown. This may not be pertinent but the designs are very inspiring.

@all

I still do not have my circuit made as my personal elecrtonic accumen is limited and my brother is very busy these days. Here is an idea.

If one of you have a Paypal account and can find some time to make me the circuit, I would be more then glad to pay for it. I will also look for a decent frequency generator. Everything else I have. Or, if someone here is in the Montreal area and would like to partner up.

I just can't wait to get this going as I have so many side ideas to test out.

I am sure there are others here that have basic skills and the main hardware on hand but lack the circuit. If the circuit was made in multiples, I am sure some here would be glad to pay for it and participate in the R&D effort. This could be a good way to multiply the hands on testing while ensuring that everyone is using the same thing so we can compare apples to apples.

Obviously, the present Otto circuit needs alot of testing to "Erfinderize" it (my new word meaning "to bring into balance"). It has too much power loss, the negative is totally ignored, the frequency is probably injected at the wrong point and there should be a DC current pulsed. But all this can be better shown once I can start some testing on my own so no comment is necessary. I don't want to mix the cards.

@cOmster

I noticed on your video that you have a BK Precision 4003A. Is this good. Do you have three of these? Would I need three of these or is there a unit that can produce three frequencies in one unit.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 24, 2007, 01:23:35 AM
I've taken a stab at simulating the circuit as I posted earlier, with the 3 bifilar coils, and 3 switches.

A single frequency f1 at 40kHz was used, and the results are shown in the pdf.

Notice the component I added at the output? Look at the waveforms in Otto's and Roberto's pdf, and perhaps you'll see why I did this.

Did they use this component also, as there would certainly be portions of the waveforms below the 0 line as well?

Also notice the "artifact" in between the bemf pulses?

Cheers,
Darren

PS. Although it is stated in their pdf that 40kHz was used, it appears to be closer to 55kHz.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 24, 2007, 02:15:59 AM
I've taken a stab at simulating the circuit as I posted earlier, with the 3 bifilar coils, and 3 switches.

A single frequency f1 at 40kHz was used, and the results are shown in the pdf.

Notice the component I added at the output? Look at the waveforms in Otto's and Roberto's pdf, and perhaps you'll see why I did this.

Did they use this component also, as there would certainly be portions of the waveforms below the 0 line as well?

Also notice the "artifact" in between the bemf pulses?

Cheers,
Darren

PS. Although it is stated in their pdf that 40kHz was used, it appears to be closer to 55kHz.

Hi Darren:

Thanks for the simulation results. Is it SPICE?
Anyway, the last Otto post did state that his new simulatioi is based on 55 KHz. (see below)

Chris

Hello all,

Im 4 days at home. Must not go to work. So Im playing with coils.

Today I wanted to know how many turns should have my primary coil of my little transformer. I did a loooot of tests. I spent a lot of hours, cutted my primary coil, measured....result NOTHING!!!!!

The point is: THE DIAMETER AND THE LENGHT OF THE PRIMARY COIL IS NOT IMPORTANT!!!!!

First I had a 12m long coil and pulsed this coil. Signals fine....then shorter and shorter and then I saw it: at a frequency between 50 kHz and 60 kHz I could clearly see SINE WAVES!!!!! This happens at 12m or 2m lenghtof my coil.

Yes, I know what Im wrighting. The lenght and diameter is NOT important. To see sine waves the frequency is important.

This sine waves I saw with a 0,5mm diameter coil even less then 2m long!!! Just 1 frequency and a wire. But I have to say that everything is connected like in a TPU: I have the Mobius and my pulsed MOSFET is on a copper plate arround 5 x 3 cm in dimensions and 1cm thick. Of course I can also see the seeds. They are so little that my scope is in the range of 200mV. Then I can see the seeds.

Dont ask for a picture because my camera is "out of house". The seeds and the sines are the same as in the pdf. Oh, no, not the same because I have no secondary coil. The sines are arround 10 - 15V.
Now, Its clear why we need a secondary coil, or to say it better, why we need a little transformer in our TPU:

In the primary  at 50 - 60kHz sine waves are created and the secondary coil is an amplifier.

Just look at the open TPU. Try to see how many red wired windings you can see.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 24, 2007, 11:40:22 AM
Hello All,

Just dropping by to pass on a quick update. I spent most of Saturday evening planning out and building the MOSFET box to connect to my TPUs. It is setup with three BNC and banana jack signal inputs with switches to connect or disconnect each channel independently. The output of the circuit will come out of some white terminal blocks and also some banana jacks on the other side of the box. The MOSFETs will be mounted in sockets on top of the box for easy replacement.

I attached a photo of what I have so far. I just took the time to solder most of the wires onto the jacks and things but still have to make all the connections so it looks a mess  ;D. More to come soon.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 24, 2007, 05:05:46 PM
Hi all,

finally, not going to sea-side with my family, I succeed in re building the ECD. What you see is a firstpi with a new subassebly containing driver & power MOSFET in order to limit the emitted radiation. The second pic is the ECD unit with only flat-type coils  (is a deviation from Otto' setup...but I wanted to test).

You can appreciate the partial sinus reconstruction. The pieces are juxtapposing each other. The peaks left simply have not been converted for my choose.

I do confirm that is the Seed that stars the conversion process. Each of the RE peaks are converted one by one as the Seed cover them.

I do confirm that the Seed is moved by the lower freq. The higher freq controls the conversion amplitude.

The test were done  so:

+ 8V PS
2 freq in 40-60KHz range
1 transormer only
60W load.
The waveform are probed on PHASE point

Roberto

P.S. I've done also a live footage...but for the moment I can upload as I don't found the correct cable!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on June 24, 2007, 06:43:36 PM
Excellant mechanical technique, Roberto.
Sleek and to the point. I see you used the teardrop shape to combat the short plastic tubing from folding. I duct taped the ends and wrapped mine around 4 in pvc. Then held it over the electric stove burner. This let me make a complete loop. But your way is better. I also see you went to an even higher gauge wire for your primary for less turns while maintaining mass equivalency. This should exclude some complexity for those wanting to build.
And thanks for the fet driver pic. I see you soldered the coil wire ends in place too. Single layer coils and not bobbin type multi layer windings.

You let the cat out of the bag with this one. There are a ton of short cuts and high exposure of low complexity.
You also show use of low level thermal tubing. Hmmm...

Attached is my latest. Single layer windings, mass equivalent,  low thermal tubing, lamp wire horizontal loops

Keep on truckin' or movimento persistant!

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 24, 2007, 07:01:07 PM
Hi Roberto,

AWESOME TPU/ECD you have there! Also, nice partial sine waves on the collector! I'm going to have to scope across the phase wire next time, I was always looking at the ZERO line which may explain why I didnt see any sinusoids forming. Is your scope probe still connected to the circuit ground when the probe is on the PHASE wire or is the scope ground on the ZERO line?

Also, I see another 14-pin DIP on your circuit board along side the IRF7307, what is it?

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 24, 2007, 07:07:53 PM
Hi Roberto,

One other thing looking at your scope shots. I find it quite remarkable that your partial sine wave seems to have a period of about 40 uS, which is only 25 kHz! This is amazing to see considering the extremely short lengths of wire on your TPU! Does the sine wave appear to be the same frequency for all your TPUs or does it, in fact, vary with the coil's circumference? This is a clear sign that there is something else going on than simple coil resonance!

Hopefully I won't be too far behind you in the testing department. There are just so many other life distractions slowing me down.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on June 24, 2007, 07:30:57 PM
Hi Roberto,

One other thing looking at your scope shots. I find it quite remarkable that your partial sine wave seems to have a period of about 40 uS, which is only 25 kHz! This is amazing to see considering the extremely short lengths of wire on your TPU! Does the sine wave appear to be the same frequency for all your TPUs or does it, in fact, vary with the coil's circumference? This is a clear sign that there is something else going on than simple coil resonance!

Hopefully I won't be too far behind you in the testing department. There are just so many other life distractions slowing me down.

God Bless,
Jason O

Tell me about it. Last night was my big chance, and couldn't get it going. I have an inspector coming up tomorrow for the people who are buying our house so I had to pack it all up to pick it up later. Couldn't get my fets to fire. Everything else was fine. dunno.

anyway, it'll prolly be mid next month before I can pick it up again. Ack.

Oh well.

Perhaps changes will take place that will allow me to do this a bit easier in that time.

A lot can happen in a month.

I'll get my TPU wired up, at any rate, and ready for feeding, as I'm sure it will be hungry by then. :)



Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 24, 2007, 09:35:45 PM
@GK,

you are the MAESTRO: your assembly is remarkable..COMPLIMENT! please let me now your tests I'cant wait.

@Rich,

sorry you are not on line ...for the moment I'll wait for you just call me I'll give any help.

@Jason,

so sorry I meant it was clear that the point to probe were PHASE ...that's because of the name!  (it remembers the old electricians looking for phase with the neon screw-driver).

Your efforts are valuable please do continue the MOSFET box building. I followed a simpler way: just a small PCB with 2 drivers on-board.

@Darren,

your SPICE simulation is really nice and useful: if you like I can mesaure the coils parameters in order to make a more correct simulation. Unfortunately for us it cannot take in account the mag fields interactions into Mobius coils. I've also SPICE and have used it extensively in the past, now it is impossible because it will clobber my Notebooks...Hmmm I've to use another computer and reload it (I've PSPICE).


To all,

Hey it is easy! I've sinus conversion with just 1 coil (remember the Otto's 50 turns on two fingers...).  ....DO IT and help with the many coming extensions.




Ciao

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thedane on June 24, 2007, 09:50:56 PM

@Darren,

your SPICE simulation is really nice and useful: if you like I can mesaure the coils parameters in order to make a more correct simulation. Unfortunately for us it cannot take in account the mag fields interactions into Mobius coils. I've also SPICE and have used it extensively in the past, now it is impossible because it will clobber my Notebooks...Hmmm I've to use another computer and reload it (I've PSPICE).

Ciao

Roberto


It is possible to simulate coupling(s) in SPICE/PSPICE - IF you "just" know the right parameters  ;D
The mobius coil should be well described as it was modelled by a mathematician.

There's more interesting info about transformer coupling here:
http://dave.uta.edu/dillon/pspice/pspice06.htm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 24, 2007, 10:32:45 PM
Hi Roberto,

Yes, your coil parameters would be helpful. I calculated mine and have no idea if I am really that close or not. It would be nice to confirm. I did ask for coil specs from anyone, but none have been posted yet.

@Thedane:

If you look at the circuit I drew in PSPICE, you'll see that I have accounted for and included the coupling between the primary and secondary coils. I even modeled the inductors better by including the self capacitance and the paralell resistance. Without these elements, the model does not work in a realistic manner. The only thing that I did not model, was the inter-coil capacitance between the primary and secondary.

With respect to the mobius loop, I still am not convinced even a little, that it is contributing any special effects or processes in regards to the results that are being observed. Therefore, IMO, it does not need to be modeled. People keep forgetting that the manner in which it is connected in the circuit dos not constitute a coil, whether it be a mobius one or not. It is simply a shorted loop of wire attached to each output terminal as I have drawn in my "otto_roberto_simplified02.pdf" file that was posted.

Sorry Roberto, no disrespect intended.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 24, 2007, 11:57:21 PM
Hi Darren,

I do respect your opinion as well NO PROBLEM. I've had some time the opportunity to observe weird thinghs during my 'technical' life, well I tell you that this ECD deserve an high grade of attention even if at the end is like you correctly said: only 'a coil and a shorted piece of wire' @90 degree. The difference appears to be the presence of the Mobius loop. You can do as I did many, many tests with different setups/design, spending lot of my precious time (months) like the others without obtaining a result, well I mean I succeed  in converting into usable power the RE peaks, or converting the NMR bursts features into some usable power but still well under unity.

I'm a standard college educated so I know and you know, how what we have so hardly learned, well when I saw for the first time IN FRONT OF MY EYES the SINUS FORMING PIECE BY PIECE under my command I almost fall from my chair and get stunned for hours..than days..then I don't know ...ask my wife. I tried, then re-check, then check it again......at the end I convinced myself that really there were something repeteable, deterministic and REAL. 

What to say..I'm still, as you say, incredulous, so if I'm allowed, please DO IT as only if you see with your own eyes  probably you could believe and that's great for all of us help to find the answers we are striving to find.

One final argument: I've tried to take out the smaller Mobius ring - NO WAY to obtain a sign; I tried to increase to 1mt the Mosfet+heath-sink - NO WAY to obtain a sign; I changed the heath sink metal, found that each metal gives a complete different signature (Seed)...so I can tell you what metal is just observing the signature!.. it seems that ECD does absorb particles (?) from every thing near itself till a certain distance.

Hope to to give you soon as many details as possible to help in your simulation model, i believe that this could be very, very intersesting but only finding a way to include the Mobius piece of wire.

Regards

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 25, 2007, 03:48:33 AM
Roberto & Otto:

My take on this is that there is definitely a interesting anomaly currently reproducible by some and has to do with the mobius and maybe affected by materials of some sort, like what you have fully described.

The 'problem' is at this moment is the difficulty for the engineering grade folks like Darren and others to be convinced unless there is reproducible documentation on how the power is measured on the Input/Ouput. And this request is certainly good as far as engineering proofs are concerned.

So, are we able to go this extra mile, especially those who can reproduce the sinus, seed etc. Unfortunately, that will require electrical engineering personnel with solid experience in test measurements and having good test equipment too!

I sure hope I can find some time next month to start this process, since I got the scope from Tishatang last week!

Regards
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 25, 2007, 04:14:11 AM
HI All,

I finally finished my MOSFET box. It took me a lot longer than I expected with all the soldering and snipping of wires. I attached some photos of it below. Hopefully I'll find some time this week to connect it up to my TPU this week and continue testing with my harmonic pulse board.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on June 25, 2007, 11:51:47 AM
@Jdo300 and all

When Otto holds a standard "mains tester" aka "Test light" to point PHASE, the neon lamp in the mains tester lights up.
If he holds it to point ZERO it does not light.
This is why he named the respective points "Phase" and "Zero". These are the two points with the max. difference in potential - needed to power the load.

In Europe these mains testers come as screw drivers and you can see one here:
http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phasenpr%C3%BCfer
and this is exactly the tool Otto uses.

If the mains tester lights on both points (Phase & Zero) or if it does not light at any of the two he knows that the currently used pulsing frequencies are not the ideal ones.

If the above explanation is faulty Otto and or Roberto will correct me.

@Roberto,

I have a few questions and some thoughts.

First the questions:
In the pic of your ECD I see 1 CC (transformer) made from wire with red insulation coating.
- Is this wire with red insulation coating the primary of the CC?
- If the answer is "yes" where did you hide the secondary windings?
;-)

Do your primary and secondary windings have equal mass/weight/volume or do you think this is not important?

Now my thoughts:
Otto and you seem to agree on the fact, that the CCs are acting as transformers.
N.Tesla has a patent 593,138 on an Electrical Transformer in which primary and secondary are linked/coupled just as in the CCs of the ECD (a quite extraordinary feature).

What is special about this patent apart from the connection between primary and secondary?
Well I think the most important quote from this patent is:
Quote from: Tesla's patent 593,138
“If the rate at which a current traverses the circuit, including the coil, be one hundred and eighty-five thousand miles per second, then a frequency of nine hundred and twenty-five  per second would maintain nine hundred and twenty-five stationary waves in a circuit one hundred and eighty-five thousand miles long, and each wave would be two hundred miles in length.  For such a frequency I should use a secondary fifty miles in length, so that at one terminal the potential would be zero and at the other maximum."

Here Tesla says, that the length of his secondary winding should be exactly 1/4 (a quarter) wavelength of the signal.
Quote from: Tesla's patent 593,138
... so that at one terminal the potential would be zero and at the other maximum

It is my opinion, that the wavelength/frequency of the signal in the Möbius collector loops is such, that a standing wave is formed in each loop. This is why the length of the collector loops are so critical (total length of collector comes to 79.79 cm based on diameter 4" + diameter 6").

And it also is my opinion that the secondary of the CCs/transformers should be just as in Tesla's transformer patent, i.e. a quarter wavelength long.

Now obviously the  problem is to know the correct frequency to calculate the quarter wavelength.
But if I calculate with 26,5 MHz
http://www.chimorg.unifi.it/~chimichi/Cu.html
and a signal propagation speed of 2/3 light speed in copper, the wavelength I get is ca. 7.7 m and so a quarter wavelength comes to ca. 1.9 m as optimum length of the CC secondary.

edit: anybody apart from me notice the relation between 7.7 m (my calculation) and the 0.7979 m collector length?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 25, 2007, 12:33:37 PM
Hi Gustav,

Very good observations! I've been thinking that for a long time already. Why?
Because SM stated in the very beginning already it is like a hose filled with water. You can move the water by picking up one side and moving it along the length of it. That description can very well descrive a quarter wavelength standing wave!!

So it migth be that we have to rotate this standing wave because he says we have to move it along the length of it.

regards

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 25, 2007, 02:15:56 PM
   And if your frequency was not quite on target, then it would appear from a standing point to be passing by.

   Just did a test of a twin coil with each frequency originating from opposite ends. Input about 12 p/p on each. Output to scope > 250. Alas, no power tho. Bulb load killed it completely to a 90 degree coil. Resonant point about 350k. Same direction, nada.

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 25, 2007, 04:12:26 PM
@ Gustav22
I believe you are absolutely right.  This is how the diameter of the collectors is directly related to the frequency and vice versa.  The tech name for this is called directivity.  I posted about it on my thread sometime ago.  It is a weird mathamatical formula, because you have to know the frequency to determine the wavelength as well as the circumference.  It is used for loud speaker design.

   And if your frequency was not quite on target, then it would appear from a standing point to be passing by.

   Just did a test of a twin coil with each frequency originating from opposite ends. Input about 12 p/p on each. Output to scope > 250. Alas, no power tho. Bulb load killed it completely to a 90 degree coil. Resonant point about 350k. Same direction, nada.

sugra


@ EVERYONE
I would add, and please correct me Sugra if I am wrong, but the opposing signal was from a SECOND SOURCE.  A second generator.  SAME source opposing signals will NOT work.  This is the secret.  PLEASE see my last post on my thread for details.  Read it until you understand.  Also read BEP's and Sugra's last post on my thread.

Thank you for your time,

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 25, 2007, 04:47:57 PM
@Gustav22,

1 - YES, the secundary coil is under the primary (the red coil).

2 - I checked your math and it is correct. The reason why the secundary is just over 9 m (in Otto's design) is only for gain an additional signal onto the 2 rings (1:2 ratio) and because Otto found more power with said lenght.

3 - I find it interesting to cut secundary coil to 7.7 m just to stay in full wave resonance with Cu and in order to have still a good ratio may be useful to cut primary to 1.9 m. (note that I've exchanged primary with secundary..I don't know if this may be done).

As I've to wind the second ECD CC I'll follow the suggestion. Let's see it in action.

Actually I'm thinking that this type of standard math about resonance & standing wave conditions are not so important as the coils are excited by many frequencies all together...it isn't absolutely the case of 1 freq only! so why privilege a single freq?  On the contrary in my personal opinion the coil should be of wide-band  kind just to easier the frequencies forming! (please think that the formed sinus is @50 KHZ). Again the actual CC (as in my paper) do show a bandwidht of less than 80 KHz...a possible scenario could be that of study one of the many coil construction alternatives that may lead to lessen the stray intrinsic capacitance and so widen the bandwidth.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 25, 2007, 06:04:58 PM
@Btenzer:
   That is correct, that was two seperate gens running using only the positive lead from each. No grounds were hooked up. I have been trying to figure out how to achive some sort of terminating point for each signal with out using the grounds. Not sure how I would do it.
   If and when I get my fet drives in the mail, I will be trying that again with really short pulse durations. Then I will see if that output has any power asociated to it. Laterz

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 25, 2007, 07:12:46 PM
@Btenzer:
   That is correct, that was two seperate gens running using only the positive lead from each. No grounds were hooked up. I have been trying to figure out how to achive some sort of terminating point for each signal with out using the grounds. Not sure how I would do it.
   If and when I get my fet drives in the mail, I will be trying that again with really short pulse durations. Then I will see if that output has any power asociated to it. Laterz

@ Sugra
I would bet the farm that it will! 

@ Everyone working on the ECD
If you want to see power, TAP into the bottom big coil of the ECD from a control coil, with Roberto's Mosfet, driver setup, and signal generator.  Next TAP into the smaller loop, from a control coil with IDENTICAL signal, but different source, ie..signal gen, Mosfet, Driver.  Tap into the smaller loop so that those signals will be sent in direct opposition of the others.  BE SAFE!  ;)

The next experiment would be identical with two frequencies, and then three!!

Happy Days!
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 25, 2007, 08:02:46 PM
@Darren,

hi, here are the measures done on my 6" ECD equipped with CC as per my TPU=ECD doc:

- Primary - R=0.5Ohm, L= 15nH

- Secondary - R=3Ohm, L=0.23mH

-Primary/Secondary intercapacitance = 485pf

-Mobius interwire capacitance = 74pf

It would be interesting to insert them on your model and compare the results!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 26, 2007, 12:56:17 AM
Hi,
The DDS 20 kits (x 2) arrived today.
Easier to build than I first thought, they have already added all the surface mouted components, not much of a challenge is it.
http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/kingrs/dds20_kit.jpg (http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/kingrs/dds20_kit.jpg)
(http://i100.photobucket.com/albums/m25/kingrs/dds20_kit.jpg)

Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 26, 2007, 01:35:53 AM
@meggerman

Thank you for posting the DDS-20 kit. I sure would love to see your kit running. Please let us know if the output driver will drive the Control Coils directly or do you still need special fast switching output drivers?

Also, are you in Europe or the UK where you can buy these parts. Apparently there is no distributor in the US.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 26, 2007, 03:10:21 AM
@Darren,

hi, here are the measures done on my 6" ECD equipped with CC as per my TPU=ECD doc:

- Primary - R=0.5Ohm, L= 15nH

- Secondary - R=3Ohm, L=0.23mH

-Primary/Secondary intercapacitance = 485pf

-Mobius interwire capacitance = 74pf

It would be interesting to insert them on your model and compare the results!

Roberto

WOW, Roberto!

Something doesn't look right.

Your document shows:
- 10.5 meters of 0.35mm wire for SECONDARY
- 4.2 meters of 0.5mm wire for PRIMARY

The closest I was able to match with AWG is:

#24 = 0.5106mm compared to 0.5mm and
#27 = 0.3606mm compared to 0.35mm

(So worst case match here is 3% error.)


Because the secondary length of wire is only about 2x the length of the primary, the secondary inductance should only be about 4x the inductance of the primary.

With the numbers you gave above for inductance, the secondary inductance is over 15,000 x higher than the primary !!  :o Perhaps the 15nH is supposed to be 15uH ??

Could you please double check your measurements ?

Thank you.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 26, 2007, 03:34:17 AM
Roberto,

Perhaps if you'd like to and have time, could you measure the inductance and resistance of your warm or hot bulb as well?

This way we will have a better model.  :)

Cheers,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 26, 2007, 04:39:52 AM
Hello All,

Here's another update for you. I took some time today to verify that my MOSFET box and harmonic circuit are working well together. After removing the capacitors in parallel with the MOSFET driver output.

With a 100 MHz scope digital scope from school, I clearly measured a rise time of 20 ns! when my driver circuit was powering a small 1:1 transformer as a load. Also, the BEMF spikes that resulted were extremely tall! I measured peak to peak voltages of 550V+! This was with  the primary pulsed with 6V @ 2A (the resistance of the transformer primary is only 0.6 Ohms). I always use the same little transformer to test all of my circuits but this time something different happened. I was actually able to cause High voltage hash to ring from the computer speakers of a PC nearby in the room, and when I connected the scope probe and ground to the secondary coil, the transmitted RF hash from the transformer shut of the computer's USB connections! Previously I had only witnessed this effect when testing my TPU so I can testify that the rise time was the significant difference in this instance!

Now that my harmonic circuit is all ready to go, I focused on preparing my ECD and TPU V7.0 which I have yet to test. My TPU (also pictured here http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg31804.html#msg31804).

I am still a fan of the Tesla RE effects in the TPU. Each of my control coils are wound with 200ft of 30 gauge magnet wire with a total resistance of 22.7 Ohms. The coils are wound in bobbins intentionally to greatly increase the coil inductance. When I measured the L of one, it came out to be a whopping 2 mH! There are more details of this TPU that I will share but I'll keep it minimal here since this thread is devoted to the ECD. If I get positive results with it, I will start a new thread with details.

I will be testing it along with my ECD.

Attached is a screenshot of the open circuit pulse output of my circuit across the secondary of the test transformer. Also attached is a photo of my completed test setup. All I need to do now Is make the BNC cables to connect my control board to the MOSFET box and I'll be ready to begin testing.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 07:16:37 AM
Hi Jason,

at the end you now have my same BEMF results!...so take care of your Mosfets as they are rated only 500V!....often, on PHASE side I measured about 900V  (there will be special...conditions).  So now you understand how easy will be puncturing effect from Drain to Gate.  When this happen you will loose the fet driver also. The funny thing is that the MOSFET itself does appear apparently to work  (this is because the puncturing is microscopic and has for itself a cospicuos resistance)...but it does not  (so no Seed- no way i LOST THERE LOT OF TIME TO UNDERSTAND WHY THE DEVICE WERER NOT OPERATING!). So if you put your probe on power MOSFET's Gate you will see in correspondence of the BEMF a 50-70V spike  that in turn will led to mosfet's driver failure.

I did a movie on my test (87 MB) but I've been unable to upload it either here or trough standard e-mail. May be Stefan will suggest a way?.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 07:21:28 AM
@Darren,

yes it's probably a typo...sorry. For sure I'll double check it today and let you know. Of course I'll measure the bulb hot & warm resistance, please specify how you want me to measure it's capacitance: do you mean against ground?

For the Mobius I could also measure its capacitance between the two wires and against the ground...what do you suggest?

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 07:54:18 AM
@Darren,

here are the correct values:

Prymary: 0.023 mH
Secundary: 0.22mH

Cold bulb Resistance = 59.6 Ohm
Hot bulb Resistance = 420 Ohm  (similar light emission)

regards

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 26, 2007, 08:57:51 AM
Hello all,

the last 4 days I didnt work at my workplace so I had a lot of time for my new tests.

I was always talking about my not soooo good controls. I did hundreds of tests.

I will be extreme short.

My control coils:

primary: 3.17m lenght, 0,5mm wire diameter
secondary: 16m lenght, 0,35mm wire diameter.

Control coil design:

1 primary coil
2 (TWO) secondary coils

All 3 coils wound at the same time (TOGETHER) NOT TWISTED!!!!

Controls 1" in lenght as in the pdf. Everything connected like in the pdf. I mean, Im using in this case only 1 control coil but pulsed with 3 frequencies.
In such a setup I have 1 16m long secondary doing nothing. With my indicator I saw a veeery strong "phase" on 1 end of my "free" coil and a "zero" on the other end of my coil. It was logic to connect my bulb to this free secondary coil.
Result: a nice shining 100W bulb.
In this way I have separated my load from the rest of the TPU.
 In this way I have a veeery strong "phase" WITH A LOAD connected.
In this way I have almost a clear sinus wave measured on my bulb.

With my super scope ( Thanks Roberto and Gustav22, again) I measured the frequency mix: 170kHz - 190kHz.
When I tune veeeery slowly I can clearly hear a huuuummmm. Frequency mix: 178kHz!!!

Again in short:

Control coil with 1 primary and TWO secondaries.
Everything connected like in the pdf but the bulb connected to the "free" secondary, or to say it better, to the 2. secondary of the control coil.

I have to mention that this coil lenghts are made for a 6" TPU but Im using this control coil in a 15" TPU because there is a lot of heat, sometimes it happens I toch a wire...

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 26, 2007, 09:07:10 AM
Hi Otto:

Great! Are you saying the 100W is decoupled from the input and is just connected across the floating secondary with no DC path to zero? If this is the case, is it possible to measure the current with a series ammeter through the floating secondary?

Regards

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 26, 2007, 09:19:31 AM
Hello all,

@chrisC

exactly. But to measure the current would be a problem. The frequency is too high and my analog meter would not be a good idea. Anyway I will try it.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 26, 2007, 10:14:56 AM
Hello all,

@chrisC

exactly. But to measure the current would be a problem. The frequency is too high and my analog meter would not be a good idea. Anyway I will try it.

Otto


@ Otto

You need to measure the current on the input side with proper filtering. Measuring high frequency complex waveforms with either a digital or analogue meter is a no no!

This issue has been raised over and over again on this forum. I asked earlier if you intended to carry out proper measurements on the input side of your system using a battery as the power source. Can you confirm that you intend to do this and report the results?

Regards
Clive
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 26, 2007, 10:20:54 AM
Hello all,

@Clive,

I can only say that I cant exact measure the amps because I havent the needed equipment.
Of course, its totally clear that with my analog meter I cant measure the input and output power.

I will ask Roberto if he can make this job. I hope he has such meters and a battery.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 10:25:30 AM
Hi all,

please find here:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SIL3B8KL

The ECD movie named filmato.wmw (87 MByte)

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 26, 2007, 10:38:23 AM
Ronotte:

The video can't be downloaded. It says something like 'error' in Italian. Maybe it's too large?

Thanks anyway.

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: SwinG on June 26, 2007, 10:51:19 AM
Ronotte:

The video can't be downloaded. It says something like 'error' in Italian. Maybe it's too large?

Thanks anyway.

chrisC

Just copy this into your browser address line: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SIL3B8KL

swing
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 11:40:10 AM
Hi all,

Please do use this link ..it's  OK

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GLwdLRoRMAo

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on June 26, 2007, 01:15:18 PM
Hello all,

@Clive,

I can only say that I cant exact measure the amps because I havent the needed equipment.
Of course, its totally clear that with my analog meter I cant measure the input and output power.

I will ask Roberto if he can make this job. I hope he has such meters and a battery.

Otto

Hi Otto,

I would think it must be possible to measure the input current in the 230 Volt leading to your power supply (the mains current). This would give an indication of the total power consumed by your setup.
You know the mains is 220/230 V, so only need to put an amp meter in series BEFORE your power supply.....

Funny to hear you measure the frequwncy at around 178-180 Khz as that is being said to be the native frequency of magnetism.... (Cohler etc.)

regards

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 01:31:47 PM
Hello Otto,

it happens that in my new 6" ECD I have a parallel wind secundary (actually I have 2 secundarys). Till now I have not had time to probe it to see what's on it. I'll do it this evening. Of course the secondary is according the previous specs.....but let's see..
I'll report of course the results.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 26, 2007, 01:51:51 PM
Hello all,

@Dutchy

yes, I can try to measure the amps from my mains but I have to tune a little my frequency because of my huuuum noise. I dont know if this nois is from my loudspeasker in the radio or from my power supply. I had no time to see whats going on with my newest setup.

@Roberto

If you have 2 secondaries try what I sayd: everything connected as usual exept the bulb. This bulb connect to the second secondary and see with your scope the sine waves. Make a good frequency mix and when the bulb shines measure the frequency. It should be at arround 170 - 190kHz.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 26, 2007, 01:54:15 PM
@Chrisc
Thank you for posting the DDS-20 kit. I sure would love to see your kit running. Please let us know if the output driver will drive the Control Coils directly or do you still need special fast switching output drivers?

Also, are you in Europe or the UK where you can buy these parts. Apparently there is no distributor in the US.

No, it needs to drive a mosfet driver then mosfet.
I tried to drive the mosfet directly but I think it overloads the output stage and it shuts down at the higher frequencies, say 5MHz.

Yes, I am in the UK, the kit was purchased from ELV in Germany, you should be able to order it for the US too.
http://shop.elv.de
Search for DDS 20 or 6847138
The kit does not include the AD811 so you can buy that from them or like I am doing, buy it from somewhere cheaper.
Its an easy kit to build and if you do decide to go for it I can help out if you get problems.
I have translated most of the manual now in English.
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 26, 2007, 02:41:22 PM
@Darren,

yes it's probably a typo...sorry. For sure I'll double check it today and let you know. Of course I'll measure the bulb hot & warm resistance, please specify how you want me to measure it's capacitance: do you mean against ground?

For the Mobius I could also measure its capacitance between the two wires and against the ground...what do you suggest?

Roberto

Quote
@Darren,

here are the correct values:

Prymary: 0.023 mH
Secundary: 0.22mH

Cold bulb Resistance = 59.6 Ohm
Hot bulb Resistance = 420 Ohm  (similar light emission)

regards

Roberto

Thanks Roberto.

So to summarize and collect all info:

Primary: 0.5mm wire (24 AWG), 23uH, 0.5 Ohm, 4.2m

Secondary: 0.35mm wire (27 AWG), 220uH, 3 Ohm, 10.5m

Bulb: 60W, 230V
Bulb resistance Cold: 59.6 Ohm
Bulb resistance Hot: 420 Ohm (when operating in the ECD?)

Inter-coil capacitance: 485pF

Mobius inter-loop capacitance: 74pF

So if you can measure any inductance in the bulb, that would be great. If it is too small to measure, then that is ok too.

IMO, the capacitance contributed by the bulb between ZERO and PHASE should be extremely small. Let's not bother with that. The only way I know to measure it anyway, would be to see the bulb's self-resonant frequency, then calculate the C value from the known L (if it can be measured).

Thank you for the mobius and inter-coil capacitances. I will be incorporating them in the model.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on June 26, 2007, 06:24:15 PM
Hello all,

@Clive,

I can only say that I cant exact measure the amps because I havent the needed equipment.
Of course, its totally clear that with my analog meter I cant measure the input and output power.

I will ask Roberto if he can make this job. I hope he has such meters and a battery.

Otto

If you cannot measure estimate the input power, then how do you know what you what energy you are converting with your TPU?

You only need a 12V battery, an analoque meter, and a pi filter comprising of an inductor and two caps. Roberto should be able to set this up easily.

Clive
Title: USB DDS
Post by: Earl on June 26, 2007, 06:25:07 PM
Hi All,

if you do not need a stand-alone DDS oscillator, for the same price you can buy a MUCH higher frequency DDS oscillator for the USB port, controlled by software.  See my post:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg35477.html#msg35477

Regards, Earl

@Chrisc
Thank you for posting the DDS-20 kit. I sure would love to see your kit running. Please let us know if the output driver will drive the Control Coils directly or do you still need special fast switching output drivers?

Also, are you in Europe or the UK where you can buy these parts. Apparently there is no distributor in the US.

No, it needs to drive a mosfet driver then mosfet.
I tried to drive the mosfet directly but I think it overloads the output stage and it shuts down at the higher frequencies, say 5MHz.

Yes, I am in the UK, the kit was purchased from ELV in Germany, you should be able to order it for the US too.
http://shop.elv.de
Search for DDS 20 or 6847138
The kit does not include the AD811 so you can buy that from them or like I am doing, buy it from somewhere cheaper.
Its an easy kit to build and if you do decide to go for it I can help out if you get problems.
I have translated most of the manual now in English.
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on June 26, 2007, 06:34:53 PM
Rob:
Thanks for the pointers on the DDS-20. I'll keep that in mind.

Earl:
Thanks too for the USB software DDS generator. Is there any 'protection' from spurious reverse electrical discharge back into the laptop, especially when we are trying to create these potentially high voltages?

I remembered seeing something from Jason about his USB ports 'froze' under certain conditions. can't remember exactly. Otherwise, I think this USB solution is great. I presume that little board takes in a secondary voltage from an external source. Will read the specs. later today.

Regards
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on June 26, 2007, 08:20:47 PM
Chris,

will draw up a schematic to protect DDS from external spikes, maybe I have time tonight?

Regards, Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 26, 2007, 09:49:08 PM
@Chrisc,
Earl's device costs the equivalent of 75 EUR and the one from ELV is 61 EUR and is self contained.
I suspect the 85MHz is way over what you are going to need and even 5MHz is probably overkill.
There is something to be said about having individual bits of isolated test equipment.

One idea  have been toying with is to have the dds generator inside the TPU and have an infra-red link to a controller board some many feet away.
Because I could be here for ever more designing a DDS function generator to work with a PIC chip I have opted to buy kits instead.
Why re-invent the wheel yet, that can come once the TPU is up and self running.
 ;)
Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 26, 2007, 10:13:19 PM
Hello Otto,

I've connected my already existing second secundary to 60W bulb as you suggested. Well I did obtained light but not so much and at lower freq than you suggested: about 60-70 KHz and anyway little effect for the third freq.

Then I thought to implement  the second CC  exactly as per your new specs and tried to connect it to 120 degree tap on collector. I did it but found only impulsive kind of waveforms, no way to get sinus. So I disconnected the tap and reconnected it to standard ZERO & PHASE. OK this time I found exactly what you said:

 - good light on bulb

- F1 = 165KHz, F2=160 KHz, F3 variable from 20-34 KHz

- sinus present, about 50% completed


Anyway I noted that:

1 - the sinus is very good only with 2 freqs

2 - inserting the 3rd freq you obtain some more power but the waveform does deteriorate a lot

3 - the amper meter on PS read about 2A @ 9V. The P.S. itself is less tampered by the ECD. On sweet point the voltage analog meter doe shoe the correct voltage ...same for current.

4- As I've used copper enameled wire of 0.5 and 0.165 mm, the CC gets hot especially when outside the proper freq range...and it takes a lot of time to cool again.

Final note.
As you have noted the sweet point 160 and 165 KHz gives exactly the famous or infamous SM 5Khz. And maximum output is exactly when the F2-F1=5KHz! + - 0.5Hz.

The comparison with the first CC still in his first place (near the Mobius beginning) is difficult as the standard design does permit:

-  much more accurate sinus formation control

- quality of sinus is much more better!

- the input current required is higher (about 4A)


On the other side the isolated connection of the bulb is highly reccomended...so I think that there is still much unexplorated ground. I hope that also the other that are replicating the ECD will contribute to clear the way.

Ciao

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 27, 2007, 06:09:45 AM
@Ronotte and all that may be interested.

I did a new sim on Otto's and Roberto's circuit as per their document, and Roberto's coil specs. The results are shown in the attached pdf.

I used a very small inductance for the bulb, and showed scope shots with and without an output diode.

A single frequency f1 at 55kHz was used. Results are quite different than sim01.

Let me know if there's anything you want changed or that you would like me to try.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 27, 2007, 09:01:32 AM
Hi Darren,

it's very interesting, now I can see that the waveform on pulse leading edge is similar to that ECD. Just in order to be able to compare the results could you please run the following tests?:

- 1 coil 1 freq (ok 55KHz).. In this situation you should see no sinus trace, jus bursts of RE
-1 coil 2 freq (55KHz, 60 KHz)...In this situation you should see a complete different burst of RE: the peaks are summing up and on ZERO point only you should see the piece of sinus appearing at 50KHz.

I forgot to say that generally I put scope probe on ZERO and PHASE (scope ground is to PS ground) and please in all the tests take out for the moment the diode as the load is always direct connected.

Thanks very much

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: duff on June 27, 2007, 11:26:17 AM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on June 27, 2007, 11:53:02 AM
@ Jason:
   This is actually not really related here but then it is. I am so taken with the scope that you have in the background that I would love to know who makes it and the specific model number. I am in the market for a new one and want a good one to boot. Thanks

sugra
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 27, 2007, 02:37:29 PM
Hi Darren,

it's very interesting, now I can see that the waveform on pulse leading edge is similar to that ECD. Just in order to be able to compare the results could you please run the following tests?:

- 1 coil 1 freq (ok 55KHz).. In this situation you should see no sinus trace, jus bursts of RE
-1 coil 2 freq (55KHz, 60 KHz)...In this situation you should see a complete different burst of RE: the peaks are summing up and on ZERO point only you should see the piece of sinus appearing at 50KHz.

I forgot to say that generally I put scope probe on ZERO and PHASE (scope ground is to PS ground) and please in all the tests take out for the moment the diode as the load is always direct connected.

Thanks very much

Roberto

No problem, I'll run these tests and include all PSpice info as well.

Just to clarify though, I want to be sure what you want me to do.

When you say one coil, do you want me to disconnect the other two coils from the circuit?

When you say one coil, 2 frequencies, am I to use 2 switches in parallel and drive one switch at 55kHz, and one switch at 60kHz?

So when you scope the ECD, you always have your scope ground on PS ground, and then you either scope the ZERO or PHASE terminals? If so, that should change things. I always assumed you were scoping across the bulb. Please clarify.

Note that the way I am scoping in the sim is across the bulb. It is a differential measurement.

Attached here is the PSpice netlist, .cir files etc.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 27, 2007, 05:06:50 PM
@Darren,

1 - Yes, the other 2 coils must be disconnected. This makes the comparison much more easy. Note: the situation with 3 coils & 3 freqs are too much complex (...for scope trigger also).

2 - Yes, exactly so: use 2 switches in parallel and drive one switch at 55kHz, and one switch at 60kHz.

3 - When I scope the ECD I always have my scope ground on P.S. ground, and then either scope the ZERO or PHASE terminals or both .....I can also scope differentially the 2 points...(without connecting the scope ground).

Darren, I thank you so much that kind of simulation, it may shed some light on ECD scenario.

Roberto


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 27, 2007, 05:11:29 PM
@Darren,

forgot to say that this is just the initial simulation. I'm thinking, if you have time and want to follow me, to drive you step by step (following my real operations) into obtaining the features I observed: Seed, Peak's conversion, sinus appearing, etc

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 27, 2007, 06:08:42 PM
OK Roberto, thanks for the confirmation...and you're welcome.

I'll run some tests tonight (10am here at the moment).

I'm going to try and run some sinusoidal frequency sweeps also to see if I can find any sweet spots and resonances.

Unfortunately, at the moment I don't know how to do frequency sweeps with this sim square generator, or even if it is possible.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 27, 2007, 11:27:55 PM
Hi all interested to ECD,

what it follows is the test report for the new Otto's CC design.

The new transformer has been built and set on my test-ECD in order to be able to make any kind of test. Said ECD is for test purposes only and anyone can ask me to do tests. Please remember that this run is with ONLY the new CC energized.

Roberto

PS: I forgot to say that in pdf the voltage swing on load is always ranging from 200 to 500V and in pic2292 and Pic2294 you can see the Seed very well.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 27, 2007, 11:59:54 PM
Hi Roberto,
well done.
What does your power supply exactly read as the
used voltage and current.
Better use a 100 nF foil cap directly across the power supply output plug pins
so the RF pulses will not influence the power supply.
also an iron or ferrite core wired around your red and blue supply cables
could work as choke lowpass shield versus your power supply.

Many thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on June 28, 2007, 02:07:46 AM
Here is a first movie of Roberto,
just showing his measurement TPU-ECD setup.
Not yet lighting the bulb:

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=SIL3B8KL

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 28, 2007, 05:40:15 AM
Before moving on to Roberto's suggested test with the simulation, I wanted to see what the current circuit looked like by scoping only the "ZERO" terminal.

F1 was 55kHz as before. See below for scopeshot.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 28, 2007, 07:31:38 AM
I've now run the test Roberto requested.

One CC only, switched by 55kHz and 60kHz simultaneously.

Output is taken off the ZERO terminal.

Roberto, not sure if this is what you were expecting, but it doesn't look too unusual.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 28, 2007, 07:33:43 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

well done. Have you tried to connect another control coil?? I think not because you cant do it!!!
Im working now on a 15" TPU. I made new collectors for this TPU.

When I pulse this "TPU", the bulb is shining very nice but the problem is to connect other controls because it CAN NOT be done.

My newest crazy idea is to make 3 Mobius for 3 frequencies and on each Mobius is on the 15" ring a control coil. In this way I have 3 outputs and then I want to pulse them with the needed frequencies. I dont know what will happen but as I already made the collectors its only a few minutes work to connect everything.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 28, 2007, 08:13:32 AM
Hello Otto,

Just a quick question.  I read earlier that you added another secondary coil, and used this through induction to light the 100 watt bulb.

Have you tried doing the identical same thing with the other two control coils, and then take these three addtional secondaries and tie them together either in series, or parallel or both for a combined output?

Thank you,
Bruce

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: abassign on June 28, 2007, 08:37:59 AM
Salve Otto & Roberto,

I am noticing, with worry, like is increasing the complexity of apparatus TPU. The operation principle cannot be searched through the greater complexity, but only through a careful analysis of the elements that have competition to the brust of energy, that you found, like I read in the main document.

You are trying to comprise a physical phenomenon, not been planning a Microsfot software  :) , physics does not go towards the complexity, but towards the maximum simplification.

For example, I noticed that the TPU-ECD device is similar that one constructed from Cooler, the skema as ring, the windings etc. If the experiment of Hans Coler ( http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/3752/hcoler1.htm) is not a fake, your experiment have many similar things.

Ciao
Adriano
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on June 28, 2007, 08:54:54 AM
Hello all,

@Bruce

I tried really hard to connect the other 2 controls but its IMPOSSIBLE!!!!

The current from the power supply jumps, the light is lower, a lot of problems.

This IS the reason I builded 3 Mobius collectors in the hope to connect then my collectors and controls somehow and then have the combined output.
And what Im doing is logical because to have a self runner we have to feed back a tini bit of the output power back to the input. In this way its possible.

@Adriano,

dont worry, Colers Patent is NOT a fake. It has just to be understand.

In my oppinion is the TPU not sooo complex. Just a few coils and collectors. Hmmm...

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 28, 2007, 09:13:15 AM
Hello all,

@Otto,
you are right, I've still not tried to put the output secundaries in series or parallel but as this's interesting I'll try it this evening. Please let us be updated about your triple big-eye advancing.

@Darren,
 - first simulation step of course is OK but just to check all the standard stuff.

- second step, not so standard, with 2 freqs is to verify that now the peaks are summing up like in the two pics you find attached. That's very IMPORTANT. Please check it also varing the freq i.e. 1st & 2nd harmonic. Now I've not time but soon I'll give you the exact test freq to set in the model.

Roberto


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 28, 2007, 01:38:12 PM
@ronotte and @otto

I have just purchased a BK Precision function generator off of Ebay and I have another one in sight. Also, I have now secured someone who will be making the circuits plus a host of other control circuits that I am presently writing the logic requirements.

This will enable me to do alot more testing in many other ways than the present design proposes. I can't wait.

I have a few questions, mind you that yes I am an electro-nyophite, but these questions would assist me in better understanding certain reasons around Otto's circuit.

1) Does the mosfet adversly affect the quality of the frequency coming from the frequency generator? Have you scoped the frequency before and right after the mosfet to see any difference in the purity?

2) Can the frequency leaving the mosfet/driver be directed to the positive side of the primaries instead of the negative side?

3) Can you explain the reason why you are using the mosfets and the driver or how the mosfet and driver are being used in this circuit.

4) Can the frequency be directed to a loop that is not connected to any other wires or power source, without the mosfet/driver. Just a straight frequency fed to a closed loop ring or mobius.

I am attaching a diagram I have been working on since two weeks now, running along the ECD general set-up but with a twist. The power in, load and frequencies can all be on separate lines. Also the load and frequencies can be switched around so you can try sending F1/F2 into the rings and load off the secondaries. The short at T1 can be timed to disrupt power before the current gets to the coil end. I am not sure but maybe a zener diode can be used at T1 to create a short. When the short occurs, power goes to zero, so the zener starts over and over.

I don't think the frequency is sent into the DC circuit at all since it results in dumping most of the power to ground. I think it is used to create a vibrating magnetic field, trying to make it more dense to capture maximum ether. A frequency is already a form of pulse. There is no point pulsing it as well. But you should pulse the dc to create maximum collapsing fields. The short is Erfinders style setup but this can be done in other ways.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 28, 2007, 02:32:07 PM
@Wattsup,
You need the mosfet driver because it has a very low input capacitance where a mosfet has a very high input capacitance.
This may not sound like a problem but image your mosfet as being an empty bucket and your mosfet driver is a tea cup.
You can turn on the tap and fill your tea cup up very quickly but filling up your bucket means waiting a long time.
If you turn your tap on too fast the water board company (function generator) complain that you are using your water too fast and cut you off (output stage overheats and shuts down).

@Roberto,
I finished building my first DDS 20 kit last night.  When you come to solder the metal RF screening can in place make sure you do not have the LCD display and rotary encoder soldered in as it is difficult to get at the corners of the RF screen.
When you start the DDS 20 up for the first time make sure that you press the "mode/save" button for more than 5 seconds to enter the setup.
You can then just accept the defaults and the DDS chip will then start working.
You can take the sine wave off the middle leg of the potentiometer R6 or pin 3 of the AD811 socket (IC7).
1V pk-pk.
AD811 gives you a true sine wave (+ve and -ve) but we do not require this (I don't think)

@All,
Next step is to order some divide by 'n', counter and maybe a ripple counter ICs.
This allows you to have 3 harmonic frequencies of say 1-4-7 all in sync.
Plus you only need one master function generator. (Shame I bought 3.... :( dohhh!)

I found a divide by 'n' with dual BCD inputs so this can be connected to 2 of 10 ways rotary switch to give you a division of 2 to 99.
MC14569
http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/16766.pdf (http://www.farnell.com/datasheets/16766.pdf)

Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 28, 2007, 02:50:10 PM
Rob,

If you want to generate fundamental, first and second harmonics, you are going to require a divide by 1.5.

That's why I posted my circuit a while back.

A divide by integers only circuit will not do this I think.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 28, 2007, 03:32:14 PM
@Darren,
If you want to generate fundamental, first and second harmonics, you are going to require a divide by 1.5.

Thats easy, double the master clock frequency and do a divide by 3.
You just need to multiply up all the divisors to integers then use the divide by whole numbers, much easier and a lot more flexible I think you'll agree.
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 28, 2007, 03:58:32 PM
@Darren, Rob,

I agree Rob: that's the normal way I followed some time ago and it is valid. Thanks also for your building info about DDS20, hope you will send me your English translation ...when completed! Please find attached a design I made few days ago for freq generation it may be of interest for all.

Darren, the 3 freq are important and should be simulated. I'll give you the correct numbers...but have to reconnect firstly the original ECD to be congruent.

Please take also in account that in actual operation it make sense to set up the oscillators as follows (for standard ECD as per doc TPU=ECD):

F1 in a range 10-40 KHz
F2, F3 in range 100 - 240 KHz set up as 1st and second harmonic, for example 50 and 100KHz synched)

The F1 job is just that of controlling the Seed so it may be asinchronous. Of course if the transition points of this signal are synched as well ....the better.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 28, 2007, 04:21:06 PM
@Darren,
If you want to generate fundamental, first and second harmonics, you are going to require a divide by 1.5.

Thats easy, double the master clock frequency and do a divide by 3.
You just need to multiply up all the divisors to integers then use the divide by whole numbers, much easier and a lot more flexible I think you'll agree.
Rob

Easier depends on what you want to achieve for flexibility. For pure f1, f2, f3, the circuit I posted is the easiest, and was not meant to be flexible in regards to generating anything other than f1, f2, and f3.

Going back to SM's material, this is what is required, and I tend to stick to what the inventor has told us. Any changes or deviations, and we're no longer building strictly to the few undisputable facts he has given us.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 28, 2007, 10:40:52 PM
Hi Stefan,

pic 2296 has been shot in following conditions:

- test-ECD equipped with only 1 CC (Control Coil) with 2 secondarys.

- Load (60W/230V Lamp) is connected to the second secondary so it happens that it is completely isolated from the ECD itself.

- PS V=+13V.

- PS I= 3.2 A.

- 3 freq used

- sine percent reconstruction about 20%

- no ECD tampering on PS

A brief computing led me to calcolate the COP near the unity.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 28, 2007, 11:56:47 PM
@Darren,
Easier depends on what you want to achieve for flexibility. For pure f1, f2, f3, the circuit I posted is the easiest, and was not meant to be flexible in regards to generating anything other than f1, f2, and f3.
Your circuit posted here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg36260.html#msg36260
Not sure if the flip flops U1A & U1B will start off correctly.
Also the duty cycle is a bit strange, and the sync seems lop-sided.
All avenues need exploring so give it a go.

Going back to SM's material, this is what is required, and I tend to stick to what the inventor has told us. Any changes or deviations, and we're no longer building strictly to the few undisputable facts he has given us.
Do we know for a fact that the frequency ratios are 1 : 1.5 : 3 ?
Did ELV get back to you about shipping to Canada?
Email customer services and ask Stephanie about shipping.
I am still translating the manual into English and I will add  some of my own photos.
[edited]
Attached is a very rough copy of what I have so far:

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dani1 on June 29, 2007, 01:07:04 AM
Sorry Ronotte, but  as i see IMGP2296 i guessed the bulb brightness consumes about 30W, and  now i see your specs and the input power is in that range. Looks like ecd is a transformer up to now. ??
d.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 29, 2007, 02:22:39 AM
Sorry Ronotte, but  as i see IMGP2296 i guessed the bulb brightness consumes about 30W, and  now i see your specs and the input power is in that range. Looks like ecd is a transformer up to now. ??
d.

No Dani, not a transformer of power.  You are thinking Watt for Watt (my guess is you are an engineer? :) )  What we see with the ECD is power CONVERSION.  The DC input is nothing.  We see the creation of electricity.  And no it is not OU yet, but it is simply a matter of time.  Please reread the start of this thread and the .pdf compiled by Otto and Roberto.  Both of whom are well seasoned men, both in years and experience.  There would not be this level of excitement if all we were doing was inverting DC to AC.

Build one Dani and help us!

Happy Days!  :)
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gaspo100 on June 29, 2007, 03:19:01 AM

Attached is a very rough copy of what I have so far:


Rob,
could also post the schematic of your DDS20? Thanks.

Peter
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 29, 2007, 06:02:25 AM
@Darren,
Easier depends on what you want to achieve for flexibility. For pure f1, f2, f3, the circuit I posted is the easiest, and was not meant to be flexible in regards to generating anything other than f1, f2, and f3.
Your circuit posted here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg36260.html#msg36260
Not sure if the flip flops U1A & U1B will start off correctly.
Also the duty cycle is a bit strange, and the sync seems lop-sided.
All avenues need exploring so give it a go.

Going back to SM's material, this is what is required, and I tend to stick to what the inventor has told us. Any changes or deviations, and we're no longer building strictly to the few undisputable facts he has given us.
Do we know for a fact that the frequency ratios are 1 : 1.5 : 3 ?
Did ELV get back to you about shipping to Canada?
Email customer services and ask Stephanie about shipping.
I am still translating the manual into English and I will add  some of my own photos.
[edited]
Attached is a very rough copy of what I have so far:

Regards
Rob

Hi Rob.

The circuit I posted works well in the sim, and I did mention in that post that Dave (CTGLabs) built it and it worked straight away for him. The duty cycle is a slight problem as I mentioned (66% instead of 50%), but later in a post ( http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg36268.html#msg36268 ) I suggested that the outputs be followed by a one-shot with adjustable pulse-width. Many people are doing this anyway. Many ways to skin this cat, just choose your favourite I suppose.

I'm not sure what you mean by ratios of 1:1.5: 3. The circuit divides as follows:

Master (f3)-->/1.5 (f2)-->/2 (f1). Am I sure that SM means fundamental, 2nd harmonic, 3rd harmonic? ...Pretty sure I suppose. This is what he says exactly:
Quote
The first frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third.

How do you interpret the above?

I did email customer service at ELV, and she wrote back that they do not ship to North America. I posted this a while back also. I'll keep looking.

Thanks,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on June 29, 2007, 06:49:54 AM
...This is what he (SM) says exactly:
Quote
The first frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third.

How do you interpret the above? ...

Thanks,
Darren

It could be read as:

"The first frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third frequency"

OR

"The first frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third harmonic"


If he meant the first, then he could have been cryptically refering to using octaves.

e.g. 220, 440, 880

440 IS the second harmonic but 880 is 3rd Octave (or 4th harmonic).
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on June 29, 2007, 06:55:14 AM
@ Jason:
   This is actually not really related here but then it is. I am so taken with the scope that you have in the background that I would love to know who makes it and the specific model number. I am in the market for a new one and want a good one to boot. Thanks

sugra


Hi Sugra,

I bought the scope off eBay from a company in China called OWON. It
s basically a Tektronix clone but it works great for my purposes. Giantkiller also bought the same model and it works great for him also.

They are always posting auctions on eBay for them. You'll get hits immediately if you type "owon" in as the search term. Here's a direct link to one of the auctions for the scope that I purchased:

http://cgi.ebay.com/New-Digital-Color-Oscilloscope-OWON-PDS5022S-w-USB_W0QQitemZ140133384807QQihZ004QQcategoryZ104247QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 29, 2007, 08:24:07 AM
Hi Jason,
I too have an Owon scope, PDS6062, that I got from the Owon distributor in the UK:
http://www.owon.co.uk/pds6062.asp

I would not recommend buying this off ebay as it comes with no warrentee. This is what Owon UK told me.
Its cheaper and safer to buy direct from a distributor in your own country if there is one.
Also upon request I got them to make the soft bag for it.
So they now have a black nylon soft bag to put the scope in to protect it. Its not on the website so you need to ask for it.

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on June 29, 2007, 09:20:50 AM
The signal source is earth's core. The SM coil and my contraption are simply Farady pickup coils.
Loop antennas provide multiple gains at higher than designed resonance at almost random points of the spectrum. I am convinced his coils were flat tubing, waveguides or coaxial and Mobius.


My reply to WaveWatcher was incorrect.  I did not understand what I realize as of tonight.  The TPU IS like an antenna, like a radio, in the sense we ARE Tuning the device to a specific frequency.  The magnetic field of the Earth.  But NOT to 7.8 Hz Shummans Resonance, it will destroy.  No, the TPU needs to be "tuned" to resonate at 7.2-7.3  tuned "just off" of the "frequency of power".  THIS is how it acts like a Magnetometer!  Everything else remains the same.[/color]

This IS how the magnetic field of the earth is responsible for "converting" the power.
This IS the meaning of a "weak magnetic field over 1000 wires".
This IS why it will not work upside down!  (Think of the spin of hurricanes and toilets in different hemispheres!)
Go South and it would have to be wired in reverse!

THIS not only solves, BUT is the TOTAL answer.  ADD this to what is being done and see the power. Take this and put it into all of the clues about the earths magnetic field.

Question: How do we make an "antenna" collectors "RESONATE" at 7.23 Hz?   ???

That answer will be the practical solution. 

Quote from investors Email:
"It is supposedly tuned to the 7.23 Hz Earth's EM field.

It is shown in 3 sizes:  about 10 inches in diameter, larger, and the largest
one was about 18-24 inches in diameter.

They are placed flat (parallel to the ground) in the air (on a glass table)."

Quote from answering investors Email:
"The outer toroidal coil overheats and has no magic factors inside it other
than a length of the coil which is cut until resonance is established."

Video Quote of SM:
"It vibrates 7.3 times per second."
Lamp chord loop antenna with mobius, antenna tuned to 7.3 Hz.  Everything else we are doing the same.  ( You decide.  It is either an electromagnet of our making at 7.3 Hz or it is tuned to the resonance of 7.3 Hz)  Think magnetometer! 

Happy, Happy Days!  :)
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 29, 2007, 09:44:32 AM
Hi Darren, Rob,

If it can easier our tought I tell you that what is really needed, for start, is just to use the 1st & 2nd harmonic for F2 and F3 and leave asynchronous the lower range (F1) as it must be played to move the Seed location. I did played yesterday evening in that way ...and OK.

I did it so: connected my Wavetek 288 synthesizer to a flip-flop and so obtained a synched F2 and F3. Then I used another oscillator (NE555) to supply the lower range F1 and tuning it with a 20 turn pot.

Darren, I've not jet reconnected the original ECD so be patience hope to do it today. I wonder if you could in some way to take in account the Mobius turn..at the end it is similar to a 1 turn coil so I could find a way to give you the L R and Q if not too outside my LCR meter range.

Rob, I ordered the DDS20 Kit I can't wait to get it!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 29, 2007, 12:59:23 PM
@Roberto,
I ordered the DDS-20 kits from ELV on the 19th June, order was picked 20th June and despatched.
It arrived on the 21st June. Very quick considering it was from Germany to the UK.
Carrier was DHL and I have found them an excellent courier from past experience.
I also order some 0.5mm lead free solder wire and that is very good. The solder paste I order too is OK but I prefered the solder wire as it does not leave traces on the board.
Other bits I had was:
1. a magnifying lamp, excellent for fiddly soldering work.
2. High temperature plastic tweezers.

Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on June 29, 2007, 01:45:25 PM
Hi guys.

I haven't read all replies in this thread but I have to ask if the originally stated "Successful TPU-ECD replication" was true or not?
As I understand there is no proof yet that output vs input measurements was correct. Most probably wrong...???!!! (As Usual)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 29, 2007, 03:30:22 PM

Darren, I've not jet reconnected the original ECD so be patience hope to do it today. I wonder if you could in some way to take in account the Mobius turn..at the end it is similar to a 1 turn coil so I could find a way to give you the L R and Q if not too outside my LCR meter range.

Roberto

Roberto,

Unless I have interpreted your drawing of the mobius loop incorrectly, it will not be possible to measure any inductance of the loop.

If we consider the two loops as a "component" with two leads, and separate it from the rest of the circuit, we are left with two parallel wire loops. The two "leads" for this component would be via a connection to each loop, since there are two loops.

Since there is no DC path between these two connections (loops), measuring an inductance or resistance there is not possible. The component really is a "loop capacitor". Or it can be thought of as an antenna as well.

You could break each mobius loop and then measure the inductance, but when this component is placed into the circuit again, the inductance loop will again be shorted, and no inductance possible.

You have measured the loop capacitance already, and I do not know what more can be measured to account for it.

Please clarify if I have missed something.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on June 29, 2007, 04:07:13 PM

It could be read as:

"The first frequency, then second harmonic component into the second, then the third frequency"


...he could have been cryptically refering to using octaves.

e.g. 220, 440, 880

440 IS the second harmonic but 880 is 3rd Octave (or 4th harmonic).

So continuing with your logic above, he could have been referring to ANY harmonic, or for that matter any frequency. Why not the 5th harmonic?    ::)

Maybe my logic is flawed, but SM's wording leads me to conclude that he means "harmonics", and he didn't feel the need to "spell it out" for us, and I agree.

Cheers,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 29, 2007, 04:44:27 PM
Darren,

I'm always referring to harmonic and not octave. Ok. There are reasons why to limit to only the second or perhaps the third, for example as the operating range as you know is within 200KHz, you are quickly out of this range choosing 1st harmonic (fundamental) higher than 100KHz!

In practice I see that scenario:

- F1 always less tha 100KHz (useful range found 20 - 85KHz) not need to be in phase with the others as it must be tuned only to control the Seed , it does not have or have little importance to get power.

- F2 always higher than F1 better if a multiple of F1 and in the range 100 - 220KHz it has importance for power and much easier to tune-in if synched with F3.

- F3 always near equal or higher than F2  and generally in the range 100 - 240KHz it has importance for power and much easier to tune-in if synched with F2

So you see that for simulation purposes you have just to choose an F1 for example 85.00KHz, and F2 for example 170.00KHz and F3 175.00.

OR

choose an F1 for example 35.00KHz, an F2 for example 70.00KHz and F3 140.00.

Of course there are many possibilities.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gregi on June 29, 2007, 05:04:47 PM
Hello All,

Unlike the Ergo guy, (blahhh...) I've read all these 64 pages and also some 30 pages of the first SM topic that Lindsay opened more than a year ago. I read only about 30 pages,because then I stumbled upon this topic and then I couldn't get off of it so exciting it is.
Of course I plan to replicate Otto's device, I just need more understanding of how it is done, and also need to buy stuff...
What do you guys think of Bruce's last post? It seems really interesting what he is saying.
Anyways, I hope I will be testing soon and will be able to add something to this project.
Until then, a big THANKS to all of you who participate in this. Wonderful work!  :)

Regards,
Greg
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on June 29, 2007, 08:35:51 PM
Hi Greg,

YOU ARE WELLCOME

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Intellex on June 29, 2007, 08:39:27 PM


I apologize for not reading the thread yet in it's entirety,  however, has there been a list of necessary equipment posted yet for all of us aiming to replicate this procedure?  I saw the PDF which does a great first step in organizing the info,  but I'd like to get started on a step by step.  I'm willing to put this together if none already exists.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 29, 2007, 08:41:36 PM
@All,
I spent about an hour re-watching the SM youtube videos that Jeremy Gaul posted:
http://www.youtube.com/user/jeremygaul

So what do we know:
1. You need to move electrons through the wire to create the effect.
2. Flame effect when touching wires together.
3. Slows to a stop when inverted. (note - slows, does not stop instantly).
4. Works better when a magnet is introduced.
5. Washboard + gyroscope effect at 7.3Hz
6. Output of DC pulsed at around 5000Hz
7. A primary and secondary frequency input (in the case of the 17 " TPU).
8. 35705 Hz mentioned in amplifier project.
9. 245000 Hz also mentioned as the upper frequency of output transformer in amplifier project.
10. Voltage output in proportion to diameter of TPU.
11. Appears to have a large finned aluminum heat-sink  in the centre of the large TPU. (cooling the 2 x mosfets perhaps?)

So guess what happens if you divide 35705 / 7.3 ?
answer: 4891 (5000 Hz)

Coincidence? Maybe not.

Also 7 x 35705 = 249935 Hz
249935 / 4891 = 51.1
Yes I know its only 7 and not 7.3, but maybe this is close enough.
So what happens if you pulse two coils in close proximity with 35705 Hz and 7.3 x 35705 = 260646 Hz ? ( peaks line up 7.3 times a second).
Will you get a beat frequency of 7.3 Hz?

Regards
Rob
Title: What resonance ?
Post by: Earl on June 29, 2007, 08:56:22 PM
Hi Gregi,

SM didn't use an adjective to describe the word resonance, so it is impossible to interpret what he meant.

I interpret the following:
Quote from answering investors Email:
"The outer toroidal coil overheats and has no magic factors inside it other
than a length of the coil which is cut until resonance is established."

to mean Mhz range, with a much lower probability of being in 100s of kHz.

A resonance at 7 some Hertz implies a wire length in coil of 24284 miles = 39081.309 km,
respectively a TPU circumfrence of this length.  Resonance is tied to physical dimensions, whether acoustic, EM, or optic.

One could also interpret the following:
Quote from answering investors Email:
"The outer toroidal coil overheats and has no magic factors inside it other
than a length of the coil which is cut until resonance is established."

to mean that a low-distortion sinewave FET oscillator is being used with two coils, one for the drain and the feedback winding for the gate.  Resonance in this sense also means self-oscillation frequency.  The frequency stability would likely be rather miserable, although the sinewave could have low distortion.

Without more info from SM, some experiments will have to be with sines and others with square waves.

Lots of questions to answer means lots of experiments.

Regards, Earl
Title: Re: What resonance ?
Post by: Mannix on June 29, 2007, 09:19:49 PM
Opps...wrong button!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 29, 2007, 10:31:08 PM
@all

1) Frequencies will always be subject to the particular device.

2) You will not find one set of frequencies that will work for all devices.

3) There will eventually be a tighter range to work with, as Ronotte is trying to explain, but you will always have to fine tune each one individually.

4) Nature has its own way of dealing with harmonics that is generally not in a uniform, cut and dry manner, such as mathematical or musical designs. Random events can produce the best homogeneous results.

For me, the most important thing right now to find out is, if you are destined to make this device eventually self-operating, then you have to consider the device to be operated in two stages.

First stage start up with only mV input, pulsed into the primary CC and captured by the secondary CC into a capacitor plus capture the BEMF into another capacitor until you have enough power to run the power hungry frequencies (or you have to reduce the power consumption of the frequencies).

If these pulses (without a frequency) can produce enough start-up current, then you know your CC configuration is on the right track and you can then look to stage two.

But if you only look and work on stage two (massive current with frequencies) and the device cannot start-up with only mV's. Then this device will never be self-operating and you will have to re-work the start-up.

So my question would be, can the CCs alone, if pulsed with mVs or 1 volt, produce at least 6 volts into a capacitor. If you can just achieve this one criteria, then things look good and you can start with 1 frequency. If not, then the CC's or the general design has to be modified first to accomplish this. Afterwards you can work to get the right frequencies. Macedonian started a thread on something that could be a good place to start stage one. He's using a bifilar using only a few watts.

So some of you, like me, who are not on the top of the electronics ladder can start doing some easy pulsing tests into the ECD (no frequencies required) to see how this can produce a successful stage one. Maybe start a new ECD thread for stage one only to not crowd these guys. If this is impossible, then the overal design is flawed. While this is being done by some of you, others can continue working to better understand the frequencies, especially, where the hell these frequencies should actually be injected without wasting so much juice.

If any of you can supply any easy (nyophite proof) pulsing circuit that can work on 1 volt or less, 1/2 for the circuit, 1/2 to pulse into the CC primary at around 250,000 cycles per second, I think this will do. If the pulse could be variable, this would be better.

Last point, but you are not going to like it. Stop talking about SM. He is a total distraction to this endeavor. Stop talking about him and start using your own brains. There is over 9000 posts on SM so what more is there to say? Take back your power. THIS IS NOT A TPU, THIS IS AN ECD. The only power that SM's TPU is drawing in, is your will power. Every few posts and someone starts saying SM said this, SM said that, Enough already. I feel like we're being wacthed by the SM police. Who's spending all these hours, days and months? The guy's a loser for having shafted the world and you guys venerate his every word. I can say alot about this but will not say more here. Stefan, I know. Stay tuned to a new thread near you.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on June 30, 2007, 12:24:39 AM
@Wattsup or undercover MIB?  ;)
No offence, but there is so much wrong with this post that I don't know where to start:

Quote
1) Frequencies will always be subject to the particular device.
Surely unless you have at least several different sizes of working TPU/ECD then you cannot know this for sure.

Quote
2) You will not find one set of frequencies that will work for all devices.
See point 1.

Quote
3) There will eventually be a tighter range to work with, as Ronotte is trying to explain, but you will always have to fine tune each one individually.
I agree with this if you mean tune the physical device to match the frequency/harmonics/beat frequency.

Quote
4) Nature has its own way of dealing with harmonics that is generally not in a uniform, cut and dry manner, such as mathematical or musical designs. Random events can produce the best homogeneous results.
As I understand it, harmonics are mathematically based on the frequency(ies).
Possibly the amplitude is effected by physical aspects of the setup.

Looks like you're trying to capture BEMF, great if you want a DC-DC converter but of little use otherwise.

The reason we are all analysing what SM is trying to get across to us is that as you know, he has a many working devices, knows how to build one and is by far the best expert to help us out IF his hands were not tied by his contract. Pity about that.
The phrase "re-inventing the wheel" springs to mind, start from scratch if you want but I like to use the picture on the lid of the box when I piece together a puzzle.
You cannot just rubbish a person like Steven Marks, if it was not for him half this forum would be empty and there would be no TPU.
I think that we are starting to make headway and things should start clicking into place very soon.

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on June 30, 2007, 10:23:34 PM
@all

It seems kind of quiet here. Hope I didn't ruffle too many feathers. Tommorrow or Monday I will open a new thread called "Steven Marks - Truth or Fiction" so if anyone wants to debate this question, it can be done there. Sorry for bringing it up here.

Meanwhile back at the ranch, I now have two function generators and I am looking at this third one on Ebay located at;

http://cgi.ebay.ca/Beckman-Industrial-FG3A-Sweep-Function-Generator_W0QQitemZ300124478198QQihZ020QQcategoryZ97199QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Does anyone have any experience with this unit and is it a good unit to bid on.

@ronotte

Do I need to have your last circuit built if I will already have the function generators. If no, where can I find the minimal circuit with mosfets/driver to build to match the function generators since I will be seeing my builder on Tuesday.

My ECD is built and I will try to find a simple DC pulse circuit to try simple pulsing into the coils to see what gives.

All the best.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: lancaIV on July 01, 2007, 12:36:52 AM
Hello Earl,
some response to the question: "What is resonance ?"
Thermal 2 accoustic:
"I know",the KAPPA is written but not spoken like "Kindergarten" ;

from the saxonic "GOTT" (ex-"IOS"/ from IOVE)to the anglosaxonic "GOD",
the G or J or I is written but not spoken !
Denn er hauchte SEIN, des ES  OD in den Menschen ! The EBENBILD-principle.

so(m)nium to In so(m)nia:em sonho= dreaming

Why this is important:
cause the magnets-memory(Bearden,Radus) and probably
also electrons-memory(Rotoverter) !

resonance: physical MNEMO behaviour,detect-and controlable

S
  dL

p.s.: This explanation is religion group independant,it is only about
        the human tool called/named "language/french"longue",
        the importance is the conversation with the "quantum sphere",
        probably with an instrument like the Flanagan "Neurophone",
        the target is to reach the stadium,where we can use electricity
        with/for  scan-CAD-CIM/CAM-production,
        but at first we have to detect and obduct the "e-GENOM" !



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 01, 2007, 03:20:10 AM
@all

1) Frequencies will always be subject to the particular device.

2) You will not find one set of frequencies that will work for all devices.

3) There will eventually be a tighter range to work with, as Ronotte is trying to explain, but you will always have to fine tune each one individually.

4) Nature has its own way of dealing with harmonics that is generally not in a uniform, cut and dry manner, such as mathematical or musical designs. Random events can produce the best homogeneous results.

For me, the most important thing right now to find out is, if you are destined to make this device eventually self-operating, then you have to consider the device to be operated in two stages.

First stage start up with only mV input, pulsed into the primary CC and captured by the secondary CC into a capacitor plus capture the BEMF into another capacitor until you have enough power to run the power hungry frequencies (or you have to reduce the power consumption of the frequencies).

If these pulses (without a frequency) can produce enough start-up current, then you know your CC configuration is on the right track and you can then look to stage two.

But if you only look and work on stage two (massive current with frequencies) and the device cannot start-up with only mV's. Then this device will never be self-operating and you will have to re-work the start-up.

So my question would be, can the CCs alone, if pulsed with mVs or 1 volt, produce at least 6 volts into a capacitor. If you can just achieve this one criteria, then things look good and you can start with 1 frequency. If not, then the CC's or the general design has to be modified first to accomplish this. Afterwards you can work to get the right frequencies. Macedonian started a thread on something that could be a good place to start stage one. He's using a bifilar using only a few watts.

So some of you, like me, who are not on the top of the electronics ladder can start doing some easy pulsing tests into the ECD (no frequencies required) to see how this can produce a successful stage one. Maybe start a new ECD thread for stage one only to not crowd these guys. If this is impossible, then the overal design is flawed. While this is being done by some of you, others can continue working to better understand the frequencies, especially, where the hell these frequencies should actually be injected without wasting so much juice.

If any of you can supply any easy (nyophite proof) pulsing circuit that can work on 1 volt or less, 1/2 for the circuit, 1/2 to pulse into the CC primary at around 250,000 cycles per second, I think this will do. If the pulse could be variable, this would be better.

Last point, but you are not going to like it. Stop talking about SM. He is a total distraction to this endeavor. Stop talking about him and start using your own brains. There is over 9000 posts on SM so what more is there to say? Take back your power. THIS IS NOT A TPU, THIS IS AN ECD. The only power that SM's TPU is drawing in, is your will power. Every few posts and someone starts saying SM said this, SM said that, Enough already. I feel like we're being wacthed by the SM police. Who's spending all these hours, days and months? The guy's a loser for having shafted the world and you guys venerate his every word. I can say alot about this but will not say more here. Stefan, I know. Stay tuned to a new thread near you.


YEP ! feathers ,as predicted...duly..ruffled!

 good points you raised..BUT you have lost it on your last
 paragraph,

I for 1 suggest that your manners and asumptions are in question and let me ask you what point there is in sharing your ungrateful attitude .... I know that you are frustrated but spare  the messenger or messengers from your grief and failure to take responsibility for your inability to reverse engineer something as complex and important as this.  Bring what you can to this ..I have other have recently brought more ...the process is actually working.

Its not for everybody its  HARD ....real hard...and I ask that you think twice...or just once  before exspressing your grief here ... It is of absolutely no assistance to anything here ...even your self.
we will look back at this and say how simple it is...

If you have your own Ideas about another generator..then go for it ..start another thread...make a thread called " I JUST DONT GET THE TPU"  see how long it takes you to get it! Beet stil make one called "I GIVE UP" that will helpsomany people too.. just ignore the videos..the engineer reports..the witness reports..all the snippets of info that help in small ways...
Jump in your hole by all means, you dont need to advertise the fact that you are defeated by some of the info...Info that Im afraid may only be seen clearly with hind sight.

Calling somebody a "loser" merely makes clear to most,who is the loser here. More sadly the loss you cause could be everybodys.

You are lost, thats ok...just be nice!

It is great that you are building ,and i do agree with your first points.But can we please get this thread back to ECD replication?

Lindsay Mannix
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 01, 2007, 05:26:49 AM
Hey guys,

Just a heads up... An OU claim is coming tonight.  It is a "type" of TPU is all I can say.  They will tell you all about it and post pictures.  Just please do not overwhelm or bombard this person.  But stay tuned, it could be a very exciting night!

Happy, Happy Days!   ;D
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on July 01, 2007, 05:29:08 AM
Otto, Roberto, Renotte, Jason, Bruce et al.

I've been doing some experiements and found that you can build a huge electric field that you can capture, transfer and pulse. Imagine entraining the ionesphere by pulsing ONLY the electric field at the schumann resonance. In other words cancelling the effect of magnetic flux. This electric field can be rotated. Electrons will follow the electric field. No flux to hold the electrons back as you are only rotating an electric field...

The salient stuff starts here: (but may need context of whole thread).
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2607.msg37572.html#msg37572

Basically you add some series diodes to both wires of every coil. This allows the electric field to build and hold at phenominal levels. This is not the same as step charging a capacitor. Stick your oscilloscope probe on metal objects feet away and observe the 5-10V (not millivolts, volts) oscillations on these objects. Exactly the same circuit but with the diodes shorted does not exhibit these oscillations on distant metal objects. You can only pick up millivolt mains oscillations at 50hz (60hz for those with 60hz mains AC).

Think of the energy in a tornado, the lightening, due to a rotating electric field. I'm sure I've read, a couple of years ago, that tornadoes emit a schumann resonance electromagnetic wave. Trying to find a reference on this. If any one has a reference on this please let me know.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on July 01, 2007, 05:30:45 AM
Hey guys,

Just a heads up... An OU claim is coming tonight.  It is a "type" of TPU is all I can say.  They will tell you all about it and post pictures.  Just please do not overwhelm or bombard this person.  But stay tuned, it could be a very exciting night!

Happy, Happy Days!   ;D
Bruce

Rock on!! Could this be Earl's work ?

Due to time zones 'tonight' can be hard to determine. How many hours from now approx. will that be ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on July 01, 2007, 05:31:03 AM
Hi Bob:

Wow! Is this IT?
Maybe we'll induct you into the Hall of Fame, together with Otto and Renotte!

Looking forward to exciting times! Great job!

chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 01, 2007, 05:40:45 AM
Due to time zones 'tonight' can be hard to determine. How many hours from now approx. will that be ?

@ Bob R.
No, not Earl.  And I do not know what time zone this person is in, so that is a good question!  LOL

I enjoy your experiments very much!  Theory only gives direction until proven true/false and that is what experiments are all about.

I am glad that you did what BEP suggested with the diodes on the bifilar.  I was wondering what would happen...

Bob, how can this test ALSO be conducted on the ECD??  This so fits into TAO's statement that SM so approved of.  I am just so excited because piece by little piece we are going to make this happen.  His TPU is (easy, think diode, signal pulses) but it's complexity, very deep.

Happy, Happy Days!
Bruce  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 01, 2007, 05:52:09 AM
Listen up guys!

I have been asked to post the pictures and details for them.  When I receive them in my mail, I will start a new thread with the information.  Here is hoping all is accurate...;)

Happy, Happy Days! :)
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on July 01, 2007, 06:16:11 AM
Due to time zones 'tonight' can be hard to determine. How many hours from now approx. will that be ?

@ Bob R.
...
I enjoy your experiments very much!  Theory only gives direction until proven true/false and that is what experiments are all about.

I am glad that you did what BEP suggested with the diodes on the bifilar.  I was wondering what would happen...

....
Bruce  :)

NO. NO. This is not what BEP was describing with his 'infinity inductor' and bifilar coil stuff. Reread my thread!!

BEP was talking about using diodes to transfer energy out of a tank (resonating) circuit. I'm doing exactly the opposite. You don't want the oscillations. You don't want a tank circuit where the energy is being stored - oscillations deplete energy. You want only an electric field. An electric field, in this set up, stored in a coil has the potential rising from 12V at one end to 300V+ at the other.

You have to keep the energy IN. The diodes are not there to bleed energy out of a tank as BEP was suggesting. You have to use two diodes one on each end of the coil so that the BEMF cannot get out. If you use one, you do not get this affect, the energy dissapates.

I've already managed to get rid of the 10% oscillations. I can now bang the voltage straight up to 300V. This is pure changing of electric field.

We need to thanks MACEDONIA for putting me onto this route.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 01, 2007, 06:26:11 AM
Hey guys,

Just a heads up... An OU claim is coming tonight.  It is a "type" of TPU is all I can say.  They will tell you all about it and post pictures.  Just please do not overwhelm or bombard this person.  But stay tuned, it could be a very exciting night!

Happy, Happy Days!   ;D
Bruce

Bruce, If your friend has done his homework and due diligence, there will be no need for a barrage of questioning.

However, I would advise that they be well-prepared to be eaten alive if they have not. There have been too many IDI's already, and the troops are restless and may be unkind.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on July 01, 2007, 06:35:29 AM
Due to time zones 'tonight' can be hard to determine. How many hours from now approx. will that be ?

Bob, how can this test ALSO be conducted on the ECD??  This so fits into TAO's statement that SM so approved of.  I am just so excited because piece by little piece we are going to make this happen.  His TPU is (easy, think diode, signal pulses) but it's complexity, very deep.

Happy, Happy Days!
Bruce  :)

Any coil that participates in holding the electric field has to be open circuit or it has to be adding energy into the coil - all with two serial diodes per coil. As soon as any coil that is participating in holding the energy is shorted, the energy is transferred to that coil.

****For example, I have a coil and another coil wrapped at 90 degrees to this coil. If you pulse and capture the BEMF as an electric field in one coil, as soon as you short the 90 degree coil, this BEMF energy appears in the 90 degree coil.**** EDIT: This original statement is INCORRECT. Subsequent tests have shown that shorting a 90 degree coil does not affect the stored energy. The statement does apply to a bifilar coil.

The electric field can be measured on the 90 degree coil (collector) when the main coil is storing the pulse.
END_EDIT.

The main concept is to rise the stored capacitance to as large a level as possible whilst at the same time moving this electric field in a circle. I'm getting some very interesting effects when the high voltage oscillations appear on top of the already stored electric field!! This has echoes of the Italian Device.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 01, 2007, 06:36:01 AM
@ Darren

He is a youth.  And there is never a reason to be unkind.  (Well, hardly ever!  Kokomojo was perhaps an exception! LOL) 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 01, 2007, 06:48:56 AM
@ Darren

He is a youth.  And there is never a reason to be unkind.  (Well, hardly ever!  Kokomojo was perhaps an exception! LOL) 

Bruce, sorry to appear harsh, but that affords me even more reason suggest he double check his measurements BEFORE MAKING ANY CLAIMS OF OU!

Unless of course he enjoys a good whipping.  :P

There's a great deal to be learned from what has been discussed here since Otto and Roberto made their claims regarding what NOT to do. I suggest you both go back and review it as thoroughly as you yourself have reviewed SM's material.

Darren

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 01, 2007, 07:12:26 AM
@ Darren,

It would be sad if he has what he claims and to think that remarks like yours could make someone not even want to post.

Big deal if he is wrong, dude!  What have you lost??  A few minutes, and maybe an experiment?

EM Thought he had it and we were excited, but he didn't.  It is okay.  At least they are experimenting with real things...LOL

Bruce  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 01, 2007, 07:29:45 AM
Well, first of all Bruce , what would become of this thread and forum if every second day someone posted an IDI and they consistently turned out to be false claims?

Think about that dude. You heard of the story of the boy that cried wolf?

The point I am trying to make, and have tried to make several times, is DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST!

Trust me on this one, people don't like to be jostled around when it comes to claims other people are making. Eventually, if it continues, people won't respond at all, and when the real thing actually DOES arrive, THAT will be sad, because it will be ignored. Get it?

You ask what is the big deal if the claim is false?

Then I ask you this...What is the big deal of doing your homework first?

If I tell you I can drive a 100Watts into a loudspeaker using only a LM324 Opamp output, are you going to take my word for it and start building it? Or would you want to see proof first?

Cheers,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 01, 2007, 09:28:18 AM
First post, Does this thing still need to be umbilicaled to dds/power suppply or not after priming?  It it only needs priming and is then wireless, drive loads!  Is this like the MEG that likes non-linear ,loads only?.. like lamps?  Back to reading this thread on fire before I fall behind.  Thanks for answering in advance.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 01, 2007, 10:37:46 AM
@Darren,

I've reconnected my old but complete ECD and made a few run. The best freqs are many but I may suggest to use for simulation purposes:

F1= 35 KHz
F2= 105KHz
F3= 175 KHz

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bob Boyce on July 01, 2007, 05:39:27 PM
Hello All

While I have heard of Steven Marks of course, and the replications you all have been attempting for a while now, I had not been following the threads on this site. It wasn't until a recent post on a thread on the oupower.com forum that someone brought the parent thread of this topic to my attention. I am glad they did this, as I had not been to this site in a long time.

I have spent several days reading that thread, and the continuation on this thread, so as to get up to where you all were in this. I have finally caught up today.

First, I would like to express my gratitude for finally finding a group of people that seem to understand some of the key elements required to obtain success in this type of technology.

As many of you suspect, or are at least aware, one key to this anomoly is extremely fast switching times. This means that, in most cases, you can't simply take off the shelf waveform generators, and connect them to just any old transistors driving the coils, and expect it to work the same. I have battled this issue myself, but the hardest part I have had is getting others to understand why this extremely fast switching is so important. So whatever you use for your waveform source, you may need to process the output into very sharp and narrow pulses. Longer duration on times are just wasted power. Then take those pulses and fire them at the switching device with as much potential and current that is required to get fast and clean switching. If this requires another IC to be a driver, so be it.

Otto and ronotte, great work. As I was reading, I saw you firing all 3 frequencies into a single primary, or 3 primaries in parallel. This reminded me of some of my older research where I combined the 3 waveforms. I see that you realized, as I had, that each frequency really needs its own seperate winding to get the full impact. I don't want to interfere with your progress, as you are doing very well, and learning much as you go.

As you have probably noticed, signal phasing is VERY critical if you wish to control the beast. As you are also aware, be very careful. If you go into an avalanche, as Otto has experienced, the potential for disaster is there. Test equipment is easy to destroy, but that is not the only danger. If the system is not destroyed immediately, there is potential for an avalanche to continue to the point were a couple hundred thousand amps can flow in a flash, and this can induce a local lightning strike. Lightning discharges are the visible manifestation of the electrical interaction portion of a large induced dominant energy avalanche in nature. I know many of you won't understand this, so the key thing to keep in mind is just be careful.

So many are trying to push experimenters to "close the loop", and I offer this warning. That was my first mistake! When I removed the controlled drive energy while feeding part of the output energy back to the input, it triggered a runaway situation that resulted in an energy avalanche. You MUST maintain control, no matter the energy cost. If you must, put in a charging circuit to maintain a battery, and use that battery to run the control electronics. Do not remove the battery or other tightly controlled power source from the system, as this can lead to unstable operation and a runaway condition.

Be extremely careful with radiated energy. You can do permanent damage to yourself and others around you, as well as cause potentially dangerous interference or damage to electromagnetic sensitive devices. Your energy experiment can cause interference to medical or other instruments that are maintaining life elsewhere, like a neighbors pacemaker, or the radio comminucations of some emergency personell somewhere else. Radiation of harsh EMF is not always required, as fields can be tightly focused inwards, or shielded to curtail the unwanted effects.

On the subject of frequencies, and this seed that is being referred to. The actual frequencies are not usually critical, as long as correct harmonic relationship between the frequencies are observed. Of course the size of the coils, and the materials within proximity of those coils, will dictate what works best for that particular unit. Phase control of these frequencies is a must, if you wish to extract the maximum usable power from the dominant energy field. As was already observed, the seed (or seeds, as more than one are possible) is a localized distortion caused by the nuclear magnetic resonance of materials that are within the near magnetic field of the devices coils. Depending upon how the device is constructed, these may or may not be used to your advantage, but they are not always required to get a useful interaction between the electric, magnetic, and dominant energies.

There are literally hundreds of ways to interact with, and tap into dominant energy. Almost all require some sort of dipole charge seperation somewhere in the system. Some are better than others. Some operate on very low input vs output energy. One (Hendershot Device) operates, powering a load, with no input power whatsoever, however operational stability is not the greatest. I wish I could share the videos with the public, but I am not allowed. Most of these inventors and replicators are very private people that wish to maintain their privacy. Much of my own research has been published, but most of that is related to the integration of the energy technology with other technology for boosting overall performance.

Carry on guys, you're doing great!

Bob Boyce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dani1 on July 01, 2007, 06:03:13 PM
Good posting, Bob.
According to hartiberlins compilation:
Builders take this for real:

54. However, you must have an emergency KILL switch.
??. A heat sensor buried within the collector coil.
Also the kill switch should also be connected to cut off whenever it measures
over voltage.

..dani
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 01, 2007, 06:07:34 PM
As per Roberto's request for using 35k, 105k, and 175k in the simulation, see attached for results.


Hope this helps.


I think that about does it for me for a while guys. I have my own work and experiments to do, which I am anxious to get started on. There are other reasons as well, but I'll leave it at that.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on July 01, 2007, 07:05:22 PM
Hi Bob,

glad to see you here.  Welcome on board.  Please stick around.

Regards, Earl
Hello All
While I have heard of Steven Marks of course, and the replications you all have been attempting for a while now, I had not been following the threads on this site. It wasn't until a recent post on a thread on the oupower.com forum that someone brought the parent thread of this topic to my attention. I am glad they did this, as I had not been to this site in a long time.
[snip]
Carry on guys, you're doing great!
Bob Boyce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bob.rennips on July 01, 2007, 07:11:11 PM
Great to have you here, Bob Boyce.

Your projects with hydrogen generation are legendary!  That broken diode on the alternator that started it all off - are you able to give us the idea behind why the broken diode was causing the extra power anomaly you observed ?

As far as I could see the pulses from two of the 3 phase coils would each be fed back as DC pulse spikes into the coil with the broken diode.

With regards to phase could you expand on what aspect of the phase is important ?

Are we trying to get pulses exactly lined up ?
Sequentially staggered by a very small amount in time ?

My current thoughts are that the accurate physical placement of the coils in a circle is critical and that the phase timing is to do with how long it takes the magnetic field ( or is it electric field ?) from one coil to travel to the other coils. The idea being that the other coils are pulsed at exactly the right time to coincide with a certain point of the magnetic/electric waveform that is going past the coil. Question is what point in the waveform !!?

Thanks, Bob Rennips
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bob Boyce on July 01, 2007, 07:29:17 PM
Great to have you here, Bob Boyce.

Your projects with hydrogen generation are legendary!  That broken diode on the alternator that started it all off - are you able to give us the idea behind why the broken diode was causing the extra power anomaly you observed ?

As far as I could see the pulses from two of the 3 phase coils would each be fed back as DC pulse spikes into the coil with the broken diode.

With regards to phase could you expand on what aspect of the phase is important ?

Are we trying to get pulses exactly lined up ?
Sequentially staggered by a very small amount in time ?

My current thoughts are that the accurate physical placement of the coils in a circle is critical and that the phase timing is to do with how long it takes the magnetic field ( or is it electric field ?) from one coil to travel to the other coils. The idea being that the other coils are pulsed at exactly the right time to coincide with a certain point of the magnetic/electric waveform that is going past the coil. Question is what point in the waveform !!?

Thanks, Bob Rennips

Hello Bob

I'm sorry, I did not mean to disrupt this thread. There are many that do not agree with my interpretations or terminology. If you would like, we can take this to another thread so we do not disturb a work in progress. Just send me a PM and let me know what thread.

Bob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 01, 2007, 11:08:17 PM
Hi Bob,

it's really a pleasure to have you here, you are wellcome! It's a great honor and I do hope you'll help all of us to clear the fog that's still covering mostly of the clear ground.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 01, 2007, 11:24:39 PM
@Darren,

thanks for your simulation Darren, it seems that the peak frequency summation  is really equal to reality. What I don't see is:

 - by product of freqs heterodying ... could you try to just offset the freq values I gave You (like in actual operation...is difficult to centre the exact value) and see the effects?

- signal difference by Phase and Zero point against the ground: on Zero point you should see mostly spike waveform on the first quadrant and the signal are of two kinds: RE spikes and single big spikes between 2 subsequent RE spikes. On Phase point the waveforms are mainly on 4th quadrant and are composed by a sine wave part (initial part)  and a spike part to -600 - 800V, the beginning  (the first -40V) is generally a partial sine wave ...just have a look at my paper.

Please if you need any clarification don't hesitate to contact me.

Hope you will find the time to do that kind of search!

Roberto



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 02, 2007, 12:38:36 AM
@Darren,

thanks for your simulation Darren, it seems that the peak frequency summation  is really equal to reality. What I don't see is:

 - by product of freqs heterodying ... could you try to just offset the freq values I gave You (like in actual operation...is difficult to centre the exact value) and see the effects?

- signal difference by Phase and Zero point against the ground: on Zero point you should see mostly spike waveform on the first quadrant and the signal are of two kinds: RE spikes and single big spikes between 2 subsequent RE spikes. On Phase point the waveforms are mainly on 4th quadrant and are composed by a sine wave part (initial part)  and a spike part to -600 - 800V, the beginning  (the first -40V) is generally a partial sine wave ...just have a look at my paper.

Please if you need any clarification don't hesitate to contact me.

Hope you will find the time to do that kind of search!

Roberto






Darren,
yes to all Roberto said,

Thanks for your valuable input. I dont think any of us expected the simulation to take into account the interactions of the high speed field and its effect/interaction with its local environment.

However simulations are fantastic for good circuit design. and a valuable tool in context.Thanks again.

Bob!
I hope that you see fit make an ecd or two with us as well..

BTW I have found that 15" allows more room to experiment.
I have 15"and 13" superglued to rubber oil cooler hose, and spaced with cable ties...

many combinations give light.some are very abrupt! ..It would seem to be better if we could seperately drive the coils ...Its great to have a start point. it is a 3 cylinder engine where the intersection point of the frequencies cause acceleration .
like spinning a bicycle wheel

I have been wondering why (be careful) the units in the videos are started up first ..then the load is applied...
Remember Otto's burn up happened with no load as did mine 6 months ago with a seike type generator.

Any body still building,
make your mosfet /driver sections robust and individual. I suggest  a zener/cap clamp on the mosfet driver power supply.
 It took me 3 goes to see  the value of seperating them.





Lindsay Mannix

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 02, 2007, 01:30:41 AM
Darren,
yes to all Roberto said,

Thanks for your valuable input. I dont think any of us expected the simulation to take into account the interactions of the high speed field and its effect/interaction with its local environment.

However simulations are fantastic for good circuit design. and a valuable tool in context.Thanks again.

Lindsay Mannix


@ Lindsay.

You're welcome. Just trying to help in any way possible.

I never expected radiation or other environmental effects to manifest in my simulations, and I did mention that at the start.

It was not my intention to give the impression that I'm done because the waveforms don't exhibit the artifacts Roberto is seeing. That's not one of the reasons, but sorry for the confusion.

@ Roberto.

Good luck with your research, and above all, enjoy the journey.

Regards,
Darren

PS. There's one last item I'm working on before I go. Hope to have it done soon. It's doesn't pertain to any one thread or topic, but should be helpful to all involved in the quest.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 02, 2007, 09:03:41 AM
Thank you for your response.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 02, 2007, 11:52:06 AM


Steven has never once mentioned a dds controller in fact the ecd is another angle to the same end we will see befor long just how close the origional ecd is.

All the info released is all of a general nature...that is why this is thread called ECD replication..

you are right about "experimenting"



good luck with your experiments

enjoy the show of pipes,radios and plasticene....I hope im wrong



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 03, 2007, 02:29:39 AM
Hi all,

really quiet over here...hmmmmmm



This is only important if you are building something..

Just in case there is any body still undiverted...sad really


Refering to the videos you will notice that all of the units are started up..then the load is applied.. they need to spin up first...they will not start if the load is connected.Calalyst requires a free run

Im not sure if this has been covered before..i dont think so!

Use this information carefully...unfortunately we are now trying to smoke things. and we are lookin for inertial effects in our devices.

jumping, jolting, vibration, smoke.

If they get hot you are safer ..

I leave open to suggestion how we safely run with no load ...perhaps a relay that cycles on and off every 2 seconds??

Perhaps fuses...like on the big coil in the videos?


The significance of this is to our experiments cannot be over looked.

Electron tubes will survive most this battering thats for sure...
I was running most all of my tube experiments with a load connected!!!!!arghhhhh

The danger is obvious...it means that Ottos experiment which blew up some things is what we have to do. In both cases the load was not connected..... Im sorry that this means blown fets ...and extreme frustration..
Lets work together on this and i politley ask that those who are not yet building to be patient whilst they catch up to here.

those who have built can see how abruptly the sweet spots happen....also how they need winding up to..like lighting a fire

So (thinking of GK) Gentlemen,breifly, remove your bulbs!

Perhaps 2 pipes is more your style? Ha! I still hope im wrong..sorts out the men from the boys ay?ever heard of a gelcel?

If I am I promise you all a full paragraph of humble pie.

Lindsay Mannix

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 03, 2007, 02:53:51 AM
@otto - @ronotte et al

Here is my ECD unit done to Ottos' V1.2 with the following spec.

Each CC having:
Primary - 8 feet - 0.015 lb - 23 awg - 0.5 ohm
Secondary - 30 feet - 0.015 lb - 28 awg - 2.5 ohm
Coil ends - 2 X Pogs (from my sons' old collection but real snazzy lookin) lol
Coil wound bifilar with continued secondary on top (No center tap) Hassle.
Coil Length: 1" interior x 1.5" exterior
Coil diameter: approx. 0.5"

Ring Material: 1/4" polyethylene tubing
Ring Wire: 16 awg multistrand 6" and 4"

Will start doing some less advanced tests like you guys cause I don't have the mosfets done yet, but everything else is here.

Yes sir and now we can play.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 03, 2007, 03:26:47 AM
It shouldn't be long before folks realize there are many ways to get juice. The thing that will take a while is 'how to do it in a controlled and reliable way'.

I am still working on mine when not at work. I already have a pipe-dream and got burnt, literally. Sales for aluminum tubing and headphone extension cables will go up for a short while.
Even though I am probably known as one of the wilder ones, I still believe Otto is on the right track.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 03, 2007, 04:09:33 AM
I am here at my partners, watching him solder away!  I told him I am not leaving his house until we fire the ECD up tonight!  LOL

I will post Pictures of course.

@ Mannix

Not to worry, some of us can multi task and play with pipes and ECD all in the same week!  ;)  And some of those bits in the pipes you will find, need to be in our friends TPU.

@ All
Much quicker if an electronics guy will build and sell the controllers.  Just a thought.

Happy Days!
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 03, 2007, 07:45:13 AM
@ Watsup that thing looks great. :)

@ Mannix ,i am building, however it is not the Mobius design.
i could change it to that but i will try other things which came to mind first.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 03, 2007, 10:08:39 AM
@Wattsup,

neat realization, for any help please count on me.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 03, 2007, 04:30:00 PM
Mannix, I see a lot of veiled references to brnbrade's setup. I know you suspect him of being a purposeful distraction, as well as BEP(Wavewatcher). Well, I know BEP, and I have to say, that I know that is not the case with him.

I have to agree that there may be nothing to the brnbrade coils. All we can do is test and find out. So far, most who are going to build Ronotte's/Ottos setup, have built it. And done some testing. There's a lot more to do.

I do disagree however with your assertion that brnbrades device is not related to the study of SM's TPUs. I think the study of two transformers "slightly out of phase, or connected in reverse of one another" is quite related. Especially when it is claimed overunity, and now, self-running. Those claims have yet to be independently verified, however.

Also, what was otto's device when he went from the 50 turns setup with a single control coil to two? I bet it looked quite similar to this aside from the fact that there is no collector.

Otto and brnbrade (as well as myself and others here) followed the erfinder posts and drew inspiration from them. Otto based some ideas off of the VTA, or DTO, diagram, and brnbrade off of the mcfarland cook patent. Have you noticed how similar they are?

I have to say, if Otto's device is related, then so is brnbrades.

Otto has made claims that his device loses weight, has inertia, etc. already, on ctglabs. when dave asked him more about it he didn't answer. Nobody else has seen this yet. And we've seen lots of behavior of otto's coil that are most definitely not present in SM's device. SM has no problem touching his coils, it's quite dangerous in otto's. Although there is RF in SM's judging by the fire output, there doesn't seem to be massive fields in the room. Much more testing needs to be done. Otto only has bits and pieces of the whole picture. Others will have other parts.

Otto has already said his device is not overunity. From all accounts, that is correct. It's not. No thunder is being stolen, but we have to look at other angles in order to find the missing pieces that will make it overunity.

Have that thread moved back. It's a valid line of research and is clearly NOT disrespectful to SM. And is NOT distracting from Ottos work. They are very closely related, if you look closer.. 

Regards,
Rich
Title: heterodynes
Post by: Earl on July 03, 2007, 08:13:53 PM
Hi Roberto,

I see no reason to expect heterodyne by-products since there is no apparent non-linear element ( = mixer) in the TPU.

Do you see a non-linear element somewhere that I missed?

Regards, Earl
@Darren,
thanks for your simulation Darren, it seems that the peak frequency summation  is really equal to reality. What I don't see is:

 - by product of freqs heterodying
... could you try to just offset the freq values I gave You (like in actual operation...is difficult to centre the exact value) and see the effects?
[snip]
Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 03, 2007, 08:27:09 PM
@ Stefan

I suggest upon successful replication of the brnbrade coil, it be moved BACK to this forum.  I concur completely with Rich in this matter.

Thank you,
Bruce  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 03, 2007, 11:00:22 PM
Hey Y'all,  Pipes, tubes, plastic?  I'm still reading...from both ends.  Somone please tell me what Reply#'s talk about this.
Humble
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Technoalchemist on July 04, 2007, 04:07:54 AM
Hi all. Great stuff you have here. Congrats. I too believe SM has it, as Tesla and Henry Moray before him. I have watched the videos, read the correspondences, and most of this posting here. I would like to make a few comments regarding SMs' words from the PDF on PESwiki and one video......He does mention earth resonant frequencies. (7.83Hz) He also speaks ALOT about Tesla, and his wacky TV story. I have been getting into "natural radio" (ELF) quite a bit lately. If I understand Schumann resonances and frequency harmonics at all, our "earth-resonant antenna" becomes 31.42' long @ 7.83MHz, or 314' @ 783KHz. I could be wrong. I have read that our 60Hz power system resonates with the Schumann cavity. I believe one of the coils acts as an antenna. Calculating toriod antennas may be different, but I know they are used for satellite. When he said to "never tune to exact frequencies of conversion" I suspected he meant this one. For it also appeared to me that the discord in the other frequencis is where the useable power comes from. The fact that the unit produces RF burns was another clue to me. The gyroscopic effect another. He also mentioned Tesla and "tuned magnetometers" His commentary could also be a bunch of B.S. too. Very good to see Bob Boyce here.
Now I have some questions:
1: Has anybody seen the UEC patents? I think the MPT are rubbish
2: Are you all in concensus that there is a battery in play here?

Its an honor to be here with such an astute group of folks, doing some of the greatest energy research for REAL public good in probably a century. Three words for the experimenters: SAFTEY, SAFTEY, SAFTEY! Don't cook yerself off with these great toys.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 04, 2007, 05:01:28 AM
I did see him install a watch battery in a 6" unit on video a few years ago where he powered two 60W End-Table Lamps.  How much kick is really needed?  Can you reduce the drive frequency power levels as total conversion is neared or do you really need to start so high?  I'm still reading so I don't fry my face off by powering up in ignorance. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on July 04, 2007, 05:40:34 AM
@ wcernuska

can you point to that video
would love to see that

@ gk have you fired up that ecd w/ 4 g cable and alum wire frame
if so how did it go


wer
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 04, 2007, 07:12:27 AM
Hello All,  :)

My partner and I experimented on the ECD tonight.  Fried a driver to the second frequency almost right off.  I got a picture of sine waves, with two frequencies.  We still have much more to do with our circuit and how we are wired to the ECD.  We did take Jason's advice and are using some very good Coax to input the frequencies to the ECD  (So many wires, so little time!  LOL)

IMPORTANT:

Does anyone realize how important a post, reply #688 was?  It is the EXACT thing I have been saying in my thread.  BEP also.  And if you read carefully there is some interesting information there!  (On a side note, the post after him had too much information.  I could make out watch batteries in the 6" under the tape, but never posted this.  Nor is it in any video.  Nor was the videos released two years ago, if I am not mistaken.)

Hi all. Great stuff you have here. Congrats. I too believe SM has it, as Tesla and Henry Moray before him. I have watched the videos, read the correspondences, and most of this posting here. I would like to make a few comments regarding SMs' words from the PDF on PESwiki and one video......He does mention earth resonant frequencies. (7.83Hz) He also speaks ALOT about Tesla, and his wacky TV story. I have been getting into "natural radio" (ELF) quite a bit lately. If I understand Schumann resonances and frequency harmonics at all, our "earth-resonant antenna" becomes 31.42' long @ 7.83MHz, or 314' @ 783KHz. I could be wrong. I have read that our 60Hz power system resonates with the Schumann cavity. I believe one of the coils acts as an antenna. Calculating toriod antennas may be different, but I know they are used for satellite. When he said to "never tune to exact frequencies of conversion" I suspected he meant this one. For it also appeared to me that the discord in the other frequencis is where the useable power comes from. The fact that the unit produces RF burns was another clue to me. The gyroscopic effect another. He also mentioned Tesla and "tuned magnetometers" His commentary could also be a bunch of B.S. too. Very good to see Bob Boyce here.
Now I have some questions:
1: Has anybody seen the UEC patents? I think the MPT are rubbish
2: Are you all in concensus that there is a battery in play here?

Its an honor to be here with such an astute group of folks, doing some of the greatest energy research for REAL public good in probably a century. Three words for the experimenters: SAFTEY, SAFTEY, SAFTEY! Don't cook yerself off with these great toys.

This is the answer to what is missing in our ECD, as I have been trying to say!!  I need help on the mechanic, but this IS how it needs to function.  (PLUS all of the other parts, of course.  3 frequencies, opposing, diffent sources, identical, out of phase slightly, etc)

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 04, 2007, 09:17:52 AM
Too  much info you say?   Then you tell us you have never heard it and that 'it does not exist'?     Be nice.  I'm new... and I have a great memory for details, but I don't recall 'where' I saw it... It was between Nov '05 and maybe June '06.  It must have been an early video because SM only had one 6" unit and he only powered two 60 Watt Table Lamps.  They seemed dim also, not full brightness, less so after screwing in the 2nd Lamp.  It was filmed in the same looking house from SM's left side from the end of a long folding table and some from accross the table.  The lamps were beyond SM, one on table, 2nd on the floor.  No Lamp Shades!   It was a short video.  He never mentioned Drills or TV's.  I only saw those later vid's here recently, where he had his Invertor to run a drill and TV.     

He insterted one camera sized "Button Cell / Watch type battery", thin and US Quarter Dollar sized.  He inserted it into the upper portion from the inside of the ring and the recepticle was slanted 45 degrees towards the middle.  He clearly stated:    "This battery was required to start the process"... I did not hear him say it needed to stay running, but it seemed like it did, unless it primed and then turned itself off.  This is why I've been asking all these questions!

This is why I asked if this thing still requires unbilical to freq' gen's in Reply #664, and again in #676.   I am still reading the posts or I would have realized you guys (or maybe just you) did not know about it.   I took that vague response to #676 question as "No", and kept on reading.  I guess Linsay meant 'Yes... still needs umbilicals'.  I wish GiantKiller was till posting.

Now you all out there, help find this video so the rest of you can see with your own eyes a 'rediscovered' artifact that surely matters! 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HumblePie on July 04, 2007, 09:52:18 AM
BTW - Quote from http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t46394.html

"Earth's background base frequency, or "heartbeat," (called Schumann resonance, or SR) is rising dramatically. Though it varies among geographical regions, for decades the overall measurement was 7.8 cycles per second. This was once thought to be a constant; global military communications developed on this frequency. Recent reports set the rate at over 11 cycles, and climbin." 

This is because of HAARP ELF replacement technology.  Time is speeding up because of this.  See:  http://www.carnicom.com/time2.htm

So what is the resonance freq' today and what is the deviation so we can all design units that tune the correct frequency?  I see Otto's and Ronnette's pdf and wave forms.  The sinus pieces are displayed at 5uS time base. 

Where did they see 'pumping action at Schumann frequency'?  I don't see any time bases set that slow in the video or pdf.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 04, 2007, 11:53:01 AM
@Earl,

In ECD THERE's a MIXER and it's highly non-linear (logical kind mixer): all Mosfet's Drain pins are connected together.... there all the frequencies are indeed mixed and putting a scope probe there (ZERO point) you will see every kind of said by-products they make almost impossible to synch the scope trigger! There you can also appreciate some of the main mixing envelopes as if you select the right scope 'time line' it is possible to appreciate the main produced sum & differences frequencies just looking at the waveforms's envelope.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 04, 2007, 01:55:38 PM
Hello Bruce,

I'm waiting for a much better tests documentation! so go-on, clear the mess onto your table, put the Mosfet heat-sink NEAR the ECD (it means : in contact) then start your tests safely using firstly, just to search for freqs, PS voltage of no more of +6V. So you can have all the required time to setup Oscillator's level, freq sweet point (just start with an high range (100 -200KHz) it's easier and you don't risk to smoke anything! ..then medium range and only at the end the most dangerous low freq (20-80KHz).

But please put your scope probe on Phase point to look for sinus!.

Roberto
Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on July 04, 2007, 02:52:44 PM
Roberto,

aahhh, you are meaning the drain to source intrinsic diode in each FET?
Because of large voltage change on drain, this reverse-biased capacitance could act as a varicap and also introduce a large capacity change during rise and fall times.  This may be a factor which is non-negligible.

This effect might change if using MacedoniaCD and Bob.R's two series diodes.
Interesting experiment to compare with 2 series diodes -  and with none.

This would not be present in a vacuum tube switch.

Regards, Earl
@Earl,

In ECD THERE's a MIXER and it's highly non-linear (logical kind mixer): all Mosfet's Drain pins are connected together.... there all the frequencies are indeed mixed and putting a scope probe there (ZERO point) you will see every kind of said by-products they make almost impossible to synch the scope trigger! There you can also appreciate some of the main mixing envelopes as if you select the right scope 'time line' it is possible to appreciate the main produced sum & differences frequencies just looking at the waveforms's envelope.
Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 04, 2007, 03:23:26 PM
Hi Earl,

this 2 diodes for 'isolating coil' after turn-off time is  somehow new and is intringuing me...I had already planned to check the effect. I'll do it easily probably this evening !.
I'll report on it.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 04, 2007, 05:45:11 PM
Thank you Roberto!

I think perhaps we have the ECD control coils wired incorrectly.  Have you looked at the "simplified" diagram in the FAQ, to wire the ECD?  Is it accurate?  If so, I will follow that, and rewire on next attempt.  Also, what fried our driver, was some of the leads we soldered to it touched and it smoked.  No problem, we have plenty. 

I recommend to anyone building the circuit to use the other driver that Jason is using, simply for ease of use.  This driver is a booger to hook up because it is so tiny.  (for us inexperienced electronic people)

I also still think someone could make a mint, selling some of these, preassembled.  ;)

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 04, 2007, 06:07:42 PM
@Bruce,

please make reference to attached pdf for detailed ECD only dwg. For any problem PM me.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Technoalchemist on July 04, 2007, 06:34:54 PM
If anyone can find this "watch battery" video I would very much like to see it. All I ever saw was in the 2 lamps/cardboard box video where the cameraman asked him if there were any batteries, he gave a hesitant, if not sheepish "No.". So I don't necessarily doubt it. While it is VERY true that HAARP modifies the natural resonance, as with EEG attenuation/entrainment, when they shut it off, she (earth) returns to around 7.8Hz +/-, (as do our brains)....lol. There are many ELF, and other study groups that periodically measure and record this data. There are some that exclusively keep an eye on HAARP also. Recent data is available.
SM says "like a simple radio receiver", "variable tuning device", "the multiple frequencies are of too high a frequency to provide any motive effort", re-read the part about magnetometers....very telling. Why would the frequencies be "directly related to coil circumference"? Sadly. I was in a design process of an idea of my own based on Tesla and Henry Morays' work when I accidentally found SMs' work and you all less than a month ago. After reading all this, I kinda thought you almost the hard part figured out. So can you get even a LITTLE electricity out of a EM wave?...of course. How does a radio work. A CRYSTAL RADIO EVEN? But what component of the wave? How does a wideband ELF antenna work? dunno. You all are WAAAY more knowledgeable than I about electronics....very smart people. I think you need a hardcore ham radio guy in here. Unless he was another Stan Meyers, trying to throw youns off the path of his patents (which never surfaced, UEC or otherwise), I think he was trying to give you a COMPLETE pile of puzzle peices, as Tesla did.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jacob on July 04, 2007, 07:12:58 PM
Otto and brnbrade (as well as myself and others here) followed the erfinder posts and drew inspiration from them. Otto based some ideas off of the VTA, or DTO, diagram, and brnbrade off of the mcfarland cook patent. Have you noticed how similar they are?

I have to say, if Otto's device is related, then so is brnbrades.

Otto has made claims that his device loses weight, has inertia, etc. already, on ctglabs. when dave asked him more about it he didn't answer. Nobody else has seen this yet. And we've seen lots of behavior of otto's coil that are most definitely not present in SM's device. SM has no problem touching his coils, it's quite dangerous in otto's. Although there is RF in SM's judging by the fire output, there doesn't seem to be massive fields in the room. Much more testing needs to be done. Otto only has bits and pieces of the whole picture. Others will have other parts.

Otto has already said his device is not overunity. From all accounts, that is correct. It's not. No thunder is being stolen, but we have to look at other angles in order to find the missing pieces that will make it overunity.

Have that thread moved back. It's a valid line of research and is clearly NOT disrespectful to SM. And is NOT distracting from Ottos work. They are very closely related, if you look closer.. 

Regards,
Rich

100% on target.

Thanks

Jacob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jacob on July 04, 2007, 07:14:35 PM
@ Stefan

I suggest upon successful replication of the brnbrade coil, it be moved BACK to this forum.  I concur completely with Rich in this matter.

Thank you,
Bruce  :)

Ditto!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 04, 2007, 08:11:47 PM
@ Stefan,

May I suggest that you move ALL the topics with coil-like devices, into the TPU topic?

After all, if they use a coil, they must be related to the TPU somehow, right?

Arg...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 04, 2007, 08:26:17 PM
While it is VERY true that HAARP modifies the natural resonance, as with EEG attenuation/entrainment, when they shut it off, she (earth) returns to around 7.8Hz +/-, (as do our brains)....lol. There are many ELF, and other study groups that periodically measure and record this data. There are some that exclusively keep an eye on HAARP also. Recent data is available.
SM says "like a simple radio receiver", "variable tuning device", "the multiple frequencies are of too high a frequency to provide any motive effort", re-read the part about magnetometers....very telling. Why would the frequencies be "directly related to coil circumference"? Sadly. I was in a design process of an idea of my own based on Tesla and Henry Morays' work when I accidentally found SMs' work and you all less than a month ago. After reading all this, I kinda thought you almost the hard part figured out. So can you get even a LITTLE electricity out of a EM wave?...of course. How does a radio work. A CRYSTAL RADIO EVEN? But what component of the wave? How does a wideband ELF antenna work? dunno. You all are WAAAY more knowledgeable than I about electronics....very smart people. I think you need a hardcore ham radio guy in here. Unless he was another Stan Meyers, trying to throw youns off the path of his patents (which never surfaced, UEC or otherwise), I think he was trying to give you a COMPLETE pile of puzzle peices, as Tesla did.


Hello All.
Facinating that people who understand the clues are reaching about the same conclusion on this "bit" of TPU function/mechanics.  It should be experimented with asap as I have been pleading.  Artificially producing a ELF stationary wave, to play over the 3 high frequencies and see if more music is made.  And then exploring means to perhaps do this naturally by tuning the coil as an "effective" antenna as BEP suggests.  I have share before the special attributes of the frequencies given to us.  One is the frequency of the polaris lights and the other the frequency that ac is joined to lightning.  Mix in the ELF with those frequencies and we have power.  That is why it is "tuned" off of the exact Shumanns.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Dingus Mungus on July 05, 2007, 07:06:29 AM
Can I suggest you move this debate to the thread called: "A Place for Debate"

~Dingus Mungus
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AhuraMazda on July 05, 2007, 10:35:50 AM
I hate to cross post but I feel a patent I posted in http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2624.msg38233.html#msg38233
should be looked by all those interested in the theory of TPU operation.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 05, 2007, 09:54:37 PM
I hate to cross post but I feel a patent I posted in http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2624.msg38233.html#msg38233
should be looked by all those interested in the theory of TPU operation.

I carry that patent with me now reading it over and over. If I do that, you all had better be doing it also. There is some mighty powerful physics and coil talk in there.

The alum ring coil is on my desktop. It has not been shelved. I am concentrating on the FET driver right now and that ring is in the chute for testing. All of us are all over the place. And I will tell you why. When I came on board in Aug 06, damn its been a year(are we having fun yet?), It was mostly theory and conjecture. I could of died. It was thick with 'Go nowhere'. Now you new guys are like shopping in Walmart. Everything is at your disposal.

Remember the Modified Turbo coil? PVC with notches cut into it? Can you say vertical wing? IS had seven of them and I think they had been laying around gathering dust and before that the bobbins on the wire where Sauron just pulled out of somewhere. Hmmm.

Time on board has its benefits.

And now just for grins lets throw this one out there. I just bought a shakem flashlight. I took it apart. Guess what I see? Part Little girl circuit, part stun gun. Instead of an internal spark gap I see flat mercury batteries. I say 'Hmmmm' again. That was worth $5.00USD.
Let's see, there are 3 phases to a geeks life.
Phase 1: take things apart, get in  trouble.
Phase 2: take things apart, get smart.
Phase 3: take things apart get stupid. I keep seeing the same things over and over again.
The shaking is the oscillator. Duh...

Honey? what's for dinner? Shake and break? And I helped!

--giantkiller. Yowser! Now I got to deGauss my monitor...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on July 05, 2007, 11:17:43 PM
@ gk

i got me one of those flashlights too the cheep one had  2 watch batterys and a cap.  the large light had no batery as  such but a battery like cap, will get # later for  you.

now have a drawing

wer
ps found me some 4 ga audio wire  700 strands per cable was not cheep
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on July 06, 2007, 05:20:08 AM
Hi All,
if we need to do another community webcam session with some TPU builders,
we might just use:

http://ustream.tv/

http://ustream.tv/faq


This is a very easy flash based webcam portal,
where you can broadcast yourself for free and very easily from
your home to a wide audience the video together with sound
and everybody can see it in their webbrowser via
Flash.

So this is really nice and we should use this for better communication.

Also they have a recording feature, so people, who can not attend the live
show can later look at the recording,which is very nice for documentation !

Regards, Stefan.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 06, 2007, 07:09:54 AM
pretty nice. I didn't like the fact that it kept freezing up and locked up my internet explorer though. needs work apparently.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 06, 2007, 05:32:44 PM
@ gk

i got me one of those flashlights too the cheep one had  2 watch batterys and a cap.  the large light had no batery as  such but a battery like cap, will get # later for  you.

now have a drawing

wer
ps found me some 4 ga audio wire  700 strands per cable was not cheep

Ain't they cool? Basically a charge pump with 1/2 magnetic shearing function. With the magnet moving in the coil you have a manual EMP producer. A step up transformer in place of the LED and you have the last 2 stages of a stun gun. Shake -n- Bake! Or a manual Tesla coil. Replace the voice coil with EZflow and you have a Shake -n- bake Tesla coil cigarette lighter. Whoohoo! Smoke em if ya got em.
This circuit also lends credance to the mentioning of diodes in the tpu to turn or conduct the BEMF into a charge pump. Instead of shaking the coil we just rotate the field throught the charge pump.
Ya see? Here I go again. I am so dangerous.... Tesla coil, stungun, TPU. Beauty is in the hand of the beholder.

What is the difference between shaking the flashlight and the TPU FET based controller? How fast you move the copper! It doesn't get any simpler. The flashlight is a puddle jumper, the TPU is a hydroplaner.

And that 4awg sweet stuff? Now your thinking! By hooking a large loop to a stun gun you effectively enhance or enlarge the output surface area for the RE to emit. It just keeps getting bigger, oops I mean better. 8)

I must now puff pompously by the fire.
--giantkiller. Boys will be boys.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 06, 2007, 05:56:45 PM
Hi all replicating ECD,

as promised I've done some tests with the two diodes isolating CC primary winding. In first fig you see in the upper trace the power Mosfet's Gate signal and in the lower the waveform probed on the coil's primary hot side.

The test conditions as it follows:

P.S. set at + 6 VDC
freq input = 100 KHz square wave
Diodes: shotkhy 10A with 1000V inverse voltage and nanosecond speed
Load: no load applied on output secondary winding

So it's clear that some weird does happen because during input off time i.e. when the mosfet is OFF, on the coils there's a 0.5 MHz - 100V oscillation with a 15% dumping effect. Clearly it seems to be the energy stored in the coil and then released.

I've been forced to operate at only +6 V (on P.S.) as the diodes soon are hot!!!!...using +12V within 3 sec the diodes are untouchable!. I wonder if someone has an explanation for this effect.

When I connected the 60 W lamp to second secondary winding the oscillation does vanish completely as in fig 2.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 06, 2007, 06:02:14 PM
....and if I keep this set up and input the normal 3 freqs at +12V...for few seconds ...look at the pic  (load connected).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: c0mster on July 06, 2007, 07:29:49 PM
Slightly off topic.
I am moving all my videos to http://www.youtube.com/camster6
Save me posting everywhere.

Updates will be posted there.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 07, 2007, 04:01:45 AM
How's it going over here guys?

c0mster are you taking your "toys" and going "home"?   :D

So has anybody done a reliable power measurement yet?

Are we dealing with DC-to-DC converters here, or are we converting something more on the side?

So many people have built DC2DC converters, we've seen lots of lightbulbs light up. 

Where do we go from here?

LM, any more news/diagrams/videos from SM?

EM

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 07, 2007, 10:13:40 AM
@EM Devies I've seen your post alot ...so what is an em device ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 07, 2007, 10:44:29 AM
Hi all working on ECD replication,

this is to inform you that due to my lab major re-structuring work I must now stop all the activities. Probably Otto will stay available for any question

Good luck to all

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 07, 2007, 06:31:21 PM
@otto and @ronotte

I have taken some time to look over the ECD that I built. Granted I am not yet settled on the electronics and my frequency generator is on its way from Ebay. I want also to get a Pulse Generator.

But I have done many of testing, man to ECD, with DC pulsing manually at many voltages, some ac also and checking my good old trusty compass and voltmeter It's my way of getting to know the dynamics of the coils at maybe a primitive level, I know, but this gets you acquainted with the base field levels.

Here is a concern on the CC.

The winding starts bifilar primary and secondary, then the primary stops and the secondary continues thus covering the primary. Here is the problem.

Example my build. My primary is weight by weight so I have 8 feet of primary and 30 feet of secondary. Winding starts P/S bifilar till 8 feet then S for 22 feet. This means the primary only has 8 feet of secondary to transfer, not by current, but by induction to only 8 feet of the secondary.

If the object is too generate maximum transfer from Primary to Secondary to Ring, then I feel it is illogical to keep 22 feet out of the transfer potential. Here are a few alternatives.

I am enclosing a drawing of a cross section of a CC (ECD) plus three alternatives that I feel will get the job done more efficiently.

ECD+

Actually, this is the easiest modification. If you wind another primary over the cc, then use that primary as the primary and the secondary as the secondary and then send the frequencies into the bifilar primary. All three would be working their magic isolated so the mosfets would have less load on the negative. Also, you can isolate each internal primary to separate the frequencies.

ALT 1

Start winding the secondary on the coil first, then at 22 feet, continue the wind as P/S bifilar for 8 feet. This will push the induction inwards and your ECD should blast with less juice and your HF secondary would have its shield.

ALT 2

Start winding the secondary on the coil first, then at 22 feet, continue the wind as P/S bifilar for 8 feet, then continue with the secondary to make the outer secondary as the original.

Note: Since the secondary is HF and if you use an outer secondary, it feel it should be shielded. I am thinking that the coil should be in an aluminum tube so all the energy stays inside. You want all those frequencies to bounce back into the ring, not
bounce out into your brain.

Hope this helps!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 07, 2007, 06:45:50 PM
@wattsup,

I would encourage you to read up on some basic transformer theory.

The bifilar ECD coil is a basic step-up transformer, very similar, if not identical to those used for car ignitions (minus the core of course).

Also, read up and understand inductor coil parameters, and how they affect the inductance value. This will give you insights into the interaction between the P and S coils, and their relative positions.

The ECD and ALT1 scenario are not that much different actually.

You have incorrectly assumed that only 8 feet of the secondary will participate in the mutual induction from the primary. All 30 feet is in fact invloved. It's in the basic theory.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 07, 2007, 07:38:42 PM
Otto, a while ago, on dave's forums you siad that you could confirm that there were inertial effects, that it lost weight, and that there was a rotating field.

Can you please explain this a bit further, and what we must do in order to see these effects?

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 07, 2007, 07:43:22 PM
@z_p_e

Yes you are very right. I should read up another 1000 hours. Fine. Then explain to me what the object is of having that secondary outside the primary. What are you trying to achieve is the question. Next question is, is it acheiving its purpose. If yes, why. and if no, why?

A basic step-up transformer is not banking on its core acting like a ring. Very different. The ECD and ALT1 are very different if you look at it from the rings' perspective.

My basic idea is that the outer portion of the secondary is being kept outside by the internal primary field, hence the outer secondary has no effect on the ring, because the ring is being cloaked by the primary being to close to the ring. What you are talking about is the current effect, what I am talking about is the field effect. Simple as that.

All I wanted to do is put forth an idea. Wrapping another primary over the CC as in the ECD+ is very easy to do and try so I will do it myself.

No sweat.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 07, 2007, 09:17:16 PM
@z_p_e

Yes you are very right. I should read up another 1000 hours. Fine. Then explain to me what the object is of having that secondary outside the primary. What are you trying to achieve is the question. Next question is, is it acheiving its purpose. If yes, why. and if no, why?

A basic step-up transformer is not banking on its core acting like a ring. Very different. The ECD and ALT1 are very different if you look at it from the rings' perspective.

My basic idea is that the outer portion of the secondary is being kept outside by the internal primary field, hence the outer secondary has no effect on the ring, because the ring is being cloaked by the primary being to close to the ring. What you are talking about is the current effect, what I am talking about is the field effect. Simple as that.

All I wanted to do is put forth an idea. Wrapping another primary over the CC as in the ECD+ is very easy to do and try so I will do it myself.

No sweat.

Hi guys,
If you look at the ECD doc the primary is wrapped around the secondary. But both windings are tied together at the cw input side so this will not make a step up. You will have differences in the impedance and the slight phase shift increasing at the higher freqs. You will also see phase cancellation at the other end of the primaries. The secondaries will see phase cancellation at the load but in a longer time frame.
The first thought has to be the dynamic impedance across the segments and the unit as a whole. In others words, this thing is alive way beyond the standard thinking.
So the standard operation only takes play when the unit is first turned on. After that the 1,2,3 freqs should control our thinking. Clashing, bashing, clipping, hashing makes for an incredible noisy beast. When I flipped through freqs on the GK4 the scope was unreadable in normal terms but the 'woven indian blanket' patterns were very exciting. When I put the stun gun through it all bets were off because all I could see were the dartlets from the coil and the scope was useless. PHTvTvTvTvTvtVtVtVtVtVtVttttt(simulated stung gun sound effect), know what I mean? That was all I had to report. Talking about standard measurements was a joke. The running unit has to be on your bench.
I have thought there would have been other 'full experience, shock & awe' tests by now.

--giantkiller. Rompin, trompin, & stompin....
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 07, 2007, 10:22:52 PM

 But both windings are tied together at the cw input side so this will not make a step up.


Hi ,
in the early transformers the primary was actually a part of the secondary and vice versa...

How difficult is it to hook up a ammeter between the grid and the power supply?

we need some facts here people.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 07, 2007, 10:27:18 PM
Otto, a while ago, on dave's forums you siad that you could confirm that there were inertial effects, that it lost weight, and that there was a rotating field.

Can you please explain this a bit further, and what we must do in order to see these effects?

Regards,
Rich

Rich, i have asked him the same question more then once, you know.
He just ignores it.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: threepointone on July 07, 2007, 11:32:17 PM
There's one very, very, very, very important factor that seems to not have been taken into account in any of the measurements: power factor conversion. This factor is most prevalent when you're dealing with large inductive or capacitive loads, such as the coils you're using.

Ohm's law works fine when you're working with pure DC, but when you have AC, square waves, or whatnot, things get kind of funky. Current and voltage go out of phase; in other words, the average current might be 2A, and the average voltage might be 5V, but at the instant the current is 2A, there might be 0V, and at the instant there's 5V there's only 0A. In this case, the apparent power (which is what you calculate and measure using the resistor voltage drop / standard DC measurement techniques) would probably be around 10W, while the real power provided is much less. You pretty much have to add up V*I at every instant of time to get a good real average power reading. I suspect this may be what's happening in some of the videos documenting this "TPU". The best way I know of to measure real power from the AC mains is a device called the kill-a-watt; it'll measure the PFC and real watts for you. I'm not sure how you'd do it for lower voltage AC; you might have to design your own circuit to do it, or somehow interpose a current and voltage graph on an oscilloscope, ensuring they're perfectly in phase, and then calculating the power coming out at every instant (unfortunately not very easy or fun).

There's a entry on power factor conversion in wikipedia, and probably much more across the web. This is a very big area of concern for power supplies, UPSes, and electric companies; usually low PFC devices (those where apparent power > real power) are pretty nasty and pollute the power grid.

Also keep in mind that power <> energy. For example, you can charge a capacitor in 5s using 100W, and get out 500W in 1s without breaking conservation of energy.

good luck with all your endeavors!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 08, 2007, 03:10:57 AM
Hi threepointone,

I am currently working on a document that will hopefully address this power measurement issue, and more.

Thank you for bringing this to our attention however.

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 08, 2007, 04:00:31 AM
Quote from: giantkiller link=topic=2535.msg38896#msg38896
Hi guys,
If you look at the ECD doc the primary is wrapped around the secondary. But both windings are tied together at the cw input side so this will not make a step up.

GK,

I'm not sure which document you are referring to, but if it is Roberto's pdf, I can't agree with your statement that the primary is wrapped around the secondary.

The CC is bifilar for as long as the primary winding lasts. After that, the secondary continues wrapping over top of the primary/secondary bifilar. So if anything, your statement should be reversed.

In regards to the CC being a step-up transformer or not, it quite clearly is. Secondary windings and inductance is higher than that of the primary's.

Attached here is Figure 4 from an ignition coil patent #4,516,559. If you look at either the "otto_roberto_simplified01.pdf" or "otto_roberto_simplified02.pdf" files that I posted some time ago, you will see they are almost exactly like the patent figure below. I found this patent diagram only now for illustration purposes of this post.

If you agree that an ignition coil is a step-up transformer (which it is), then you must also agree that the CC is a step-up transformer as well.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 08, 2007, 08:44:21 AM
Otto, a while ago, on dave's forums you siad that you could confirm that there were inertial effects, that it lost weight, and that there was a rotating field.

Can you please explain this a bit further, and what we must do in order to see these effects?

Regards,
Rich

Rich, i have asked him the same question more then once, you know.
He just ignores it.

M.

Roberto won't. I know otto is a "busy" guy. But Roberto is a very amenable and friendly person who understands the need to answer a question once in a while.

Perhaps you could field the question I asked roberto? Have you noticed any of the effects mentioned by Otto? or has he spoken to you about them?

I have heard him repeatedly talk about the rotation of field in particular, yet nobody has gotten a compass to spin. If the frequencies start too high, then it won't happen, but if he cannot see it that way, how does he determine he has a rotating field?

Second, how did he determine weight loss in the device? Or, if you have noticed it(have you?) How did you measure weight loss?

Third, have you or otto (yes or no) noticed the washboard effect, or inertial effects of the device?

Otto made claims to the effect on all of these effects, yet spoke no further on it.. I have been dying to know more ever since. These are important clues, and need to be understood.

Please let me know all you can on these points. Also know that these questions are coming from a believer. Not an outright skeptic.

we need open communication or this whole thing falls apart. That is what I'm trying to prevent.

I think answering these questions will renew a level of excitement and enthusiasm.

I also think, dropping those claims out there and saying nothing further on it, was a bit torturous to us. Especially the believers.

I originally thought it was because otto thought once we built it we would see them, but nobody has to my knowlege. I know cam tested for the rotating field, but I don't think anyone tested for weight loss. And since we can't really touch the device in operation, I don't think folks have seen the inertia, or washboard effect either.

Thank you, Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on July 08, 2007, 05:26:26 PM
There's one very, very, very, very important factor that seems to not have been taken into account in any of the measurements: power factor conversion. This factor is most prevalent when you're dealing with large inductive or capacitive loads, such as the coils you're using.

Ohm's law works fine when you're working with pure DC, but when you have AC, square waves, or whatnot, things get kind of funky. Current and voltage go out of phase; in other words, the average current might be 2A, and the average voltage might be 5V, but at the instant the current is 2A, there might be 0V, and at the instant there's 5V there's only 0A. In this case, the apparent power (which is what you calculate and measure using the resistor voltage drop / standard DC measurement techniques) would probably be around 10W, while the real power provided is much less. You pretty much have to add up V*I at every instant of time to get a good real average power reading. I suspect this may be what's happening in some of the videos documenting this "TPU". The best way I know of to measure real power from the AC mains is a device called the kill-a-watt; it'll measure the PFC and real watts for you. I'm not sure how you'd do it for lower voltage AC; you might have to design your own circuit to do it, or somehow interpose a current and voltage graph on an oscilloscope, ensuring they're perfectly in phase, and then calculating the power coming out at every instant (unfortunately not very easy or fun).

There's a entry on power factor conversion in wikipedia, and probably much more across the web. This is a very big area of concern for power supplies, UPSes, and electric companies; usually low PFC devices (those where apparent power > real power) are pretty nasty and pollute the power grid.

Also keep in mind that power <> energy. For example, you can charge a capacitor in 5s using 100W, and get out 500W in 1s without breaking conservation of energy.

good luck with all your endeavors!

This issue has been raised many times on these threads and needs repeating from time to time.

To my knowledge Otto and Roberto have not yet reported their current measurements using filters with a battery as a power supply. Using a small Killowatt meter to take a mains power reading would be a useful bit of data. These are currently available in the UK from some DIY stores and are very innexpensive and probably available in other countries.

Clive
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 09, 2007, 04:54:32 AM
Quote from: giantkiller link=topic=2535.msg38896#msg38896
Hi guys,
If you look at the ECD doc the primary is wrapped around the secondary. But both windings are tied together at the cw input side so this will not make a step up.

GK,

I'm not sure which document you are referring to, but if it is Roberto's pdf, I can't agree with your statement that the primary is wrapped around the secondary.

The CC is bifilar for as long as the primary winding lasts. After that, the secondary continues wrapping over top of the primary/secondary bifilar. So if anything, your statement should be reversed.

In regards to the CC being a step-up transformer or not, it quite clearly is. Secondary windings and inductance is higher than that of the primary's.

Attached here is Figure 4 from an ignition coil patent #4,516,559. If you look at either the "otto_roberto_simplified01.pdf" or "otto_roberto_simplified02.pdf" files that I posted some time ago, you will see they are almost exactly like the patent figure below. I found this patent diagram only now for illustration purposes of this post.

If you agree that an ignition coil is a step-up transformer (which it is), then you must also agree that the CC is a step-up transformer as well.

Darren

You are correct. I have wrapped overlapping jacket style, semi-bifilar on the cross-sectional plane. Not side by side on the face of the tubing. I think I am burning out. Seen much too much lately. Looking at everything cross-eyed.

I am still finishing up the controller. It has a bug in it. I swap chips and a channel doesn't work. The malfunctioning channel is never the same one when I change out chips. OUch!.

--giantkiller.
Title: Replication Results
Post by: Jon on July 09, 2007, 05:00:10 AM
I have created a document with my results so far recreating the TPU. You can see it here: http://www.freeenergygroup.com/FEG-Results.pdf
Title: Re: Replication Results
Post by: giantkiller on July 09, 2007, 05:25:58 AM
I have created a document with my results so far recreating the TPU. You can see it here: http://www.freeenergygroup.com/FEG-Results.pdf

I am flattered. Thank you for these tests. It should be noted that the GK4 has 3 rings of 22 turns 16awg iron wire. What you have there looks alot like the GK3. It was a power hog and did not produce any anomalies but did show the comparison of awg to current draw. It did blow trannys. Nothing unknown there now but at the time the configuration of windings still held some magic with the current set of posters. As you might be able to tell that those renditions don't show up any more. Alot of us fell prey to the mystery. But we got to prove it, right? Either the TPU mystery will survive or we will. Somethings got to give.

Again, thanks. I wish you to continue on with your style of investigation. A new mindset is always welcome.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 09, 2007, 09:01:02 AM
Hello all,

@Rich

sorry, Im weekends at my workbench and dont even look at the forum.

About the weight of a TPU:

A looong time ago I made a TPU, as we all did. 4 segments and the Tesla patent 390721 for a rotational magnetic field.

The weight of a 6" should be ...gramms (sorry, dont remember).
I measured the weight of my TPU. Then I got an idea:
To measure the weight of my TPU while pulsing it. And so I did it.
At a very low frequency of about 1 - 5 Hz I pulsed my TPU. In the same time I could clearly see that this TPU changes its weight.

So, its clear that the TPU pulsed in the needed frequency ranges should produce energy and in the same time its weight should and will decrease.

Otto
Title: which apparatus to measure weight ?
Post by: Earl on July 09, 2007, 09:58:41 AM
Hi Otto,

what device did you use to measure the weight?
a mechanical balance ?
a spring scale ?
electronic load cell type ?

Keep up the good work, regards, Earl

Hello all,
@Rich
[snip]
I measured the weight of my TPU. Then I got an idea:
To measure the weight of my TPU while pulsing it. And so I did it.
At a very low frequency of about 1 - 5 Hz I pulsed my TPU. In the same time I could clearly see that this TPU changes its weight.

So, its clear that the TPU pulsed in the needed frequency ranges should produce energy and in the same time its weight should and will decrease.
Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 09, 2007, 11:32:06 AM
Hi Earl,

I used a mechanical balance. I was a few meters away from my TPU because I didnt want to influence in a way my equipment.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 09, 2007, 04:14:36 PM
Hello all,

@Rich

sorry, Im weekends at my workbench and dont even look at the forum.

About the weight of a TPU:

A looong time ago I made a TPU, as we all did. 4 segments and the Tesla patent 390721 for a rotational magnetic field.

The weight of a 6" should be ...gramms (sorry, dont remember).
I measured the weight of my TPU. Then I got an idea:
To measure the weight of my TPU while pulsing it. And so I did it.
At a very low frequency of about 1 - 5 Hz I pulsed my TPU. In the same time I could clearly see that this TPU changes its weight.

So, its clear that the TPU pulsed in the needed frequency ranges should produce energy and in the same time its weight should and will decrease.

Otto

THANK YOU!! for the reply Otto!.

That is simply an amazing results. I will definitely try this with my ECD. If I can't do it with three control coils I will rewire with four controls per 390721. I think they do not actually lose weight (antigravity), but repel themselves from the earth's magnetic field. What are your thoughts on that?

I know you also said at one point that when you were working with the 390721 patents, that the rotation of field happened very easily as well. You also said, that using four controls is ok for ECD tests, as long as you wired according to that patent. But with three, if you wired it according to the ECD diagrams it would give the same result with only three controls.

When you measured the spinning field how did you do that? With a compass? For some reason Cam could not find it that way. I don't know if he did something wrong or not, but the compass would only point one way. Perhaps this should be done with 390721 too?

Also, how did you test the inertial effects? Just by feeling it with your hands? That's good enough for me, but it seems to dangerous to hold. Could I just bolt it down to a piece of plywood then? and feel it that way?

Again THANKS for the response, and proving people wrong about getting a response. I appreciate this alot! It will help me in my testing.

Also, I know you and roberto have made some progress, can you guys re-test these conditions? And report the results? See if they are still there? I really think these are indicators of the true conversion process happening in SM's device.

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on July 09, 2007, 05:03:46 PM
Synchronize two watches - place one in center of ring - place one outside ring - run for several minutes.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 09, 2007, 10:01:07 PM
now that is intresting, if we look at the Carl doc,

16.  It makes sense that if we are moving a relatively weak magnetic field at very high RPM or lap rate, then perhaps we are now also talking about a gravitic interaction.  Since it appears that gravity and spinning superconducting magnets are related, and we are spinning this field at a VERY high rate, then the orientation on startup is most likely also directly interacting with "gravitons?"  I won't go there, as I know too little about the field.  Suffice it to say, that gravity is directional, be it into the earth or into space from the earth's center.  Either way it is directional.  Inverting the toroid MAY then be affected in operation or stopped when it is inverted.  Has Steven Mark solved this?  It sounds SOOOOO interesting.  And naturally, with smaller toroids, he is also talking about higher angular acceleration of the field, due to the smaller diameter.  Maybe this also has a bearing on the trait?

one would asume the weight loss is due to the high speed rotational field, however Otto here is pulsing his coils at the verry low frequency of 0-5 Hertz.

Tonight i will stare out of the window for a couple of minutes to see if there are any Tesla transformers flying by.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 10, 2007, 12:27:00 AM

Tonight i will stare out of the window for a couple of minutes to see if there are any Tesla transformers flying by.

Marco.


Marco...

Read this...

http://www.ufoevidence.org/govtdocs/PageView.asp?DocCode=FBI2&page=4

this occured in 1947, the day before roswell, read what happened, then read the device description.

Then the inscription on the device. "Made in USA'

Regards,
Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 02:20:02 AM
Rich, that's so awesome, a flying disk made of aluminum with some coils.  WOW !!!

What could be in the center object?  florescent starter or battery enclosure with some electronics? (blocking oscillator maybe?)  :)

It sounds like a "runaway" TPU, it was hot and shooting some fire out, after it landed it caught the grass on fire maybe and smoke came out.  Hmmmm, very interesting.

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 02:42:50 AM
<retyped by me for clarity>


FBI NEW ORLEANS         7-7-47
DIRECTOR FBI         V E R Y     U R G E N T
FLYING DISCS,  MISCELLANEOUS.

[AGENT X] SHREVEPORT, LOUISIANA ADVISES HE OBSERVED A CIRCULAR DISC AT SIX FIVE PM THIS DATE COMING FROM N.W. DIRECTION.  DISC LANDED IN FIFTEEN HUNDRED BLOCK OF TEXAS AVENUE.  [AGENT X] PICKED UP DISC AT FIFTEEN FIFTY FOUR TEXAS AVENUE.   DISC WHIRLING WHEN SEEN IN AIR AND FIRE SEEN SPOUTING FROM SIDES.  FIRE WENT OUT ON LANDING AND SMOKE ISSUED FEW SECONDS AFTER FIRE WENT OUT.  DISC PICKED UP AND NOT HOT.  [AGENT X] NOTIFIED G-2 BARKSDALE IMMEDIATELY AND THEY TOOK DISC BEFORE SA ARRIVED.

DISC DESCRIPTION – THIN ALUMINUM DISC SIXTEEN INCHES IN DIAMETER.  HAS SMALL COILS TWO INCHES IN DIAMETER AND FOUR INCHES LONG AT THE ENDS OF THE DIAMETER.  COILS CONNECTED BY TWO COPPER WIRES TO THE TERMINALS ON EACH COIL AND THESE WIRES ARE CONNECTED AT THE CROSSING IN THE CENTER OF THE DISC TO AN OBJECT ONE INCH IN DIAMETER BY TWO INCHES LONG, SIMILAR TO STARTER ON FLOURESCENT LIGHT.  CENTER OBJECT [W]AS ON UPPER END-    [BLANK LINE]

[…..] – MADE IN USA – MADE SOUND LIKE A POLICEMAN-S WHISTLE AND SMOOTH SIDE TOWARD EARTH IN FLIGHT.  BARKSDALE FIELD AGREED IF NOT [……] WOULD TURN OVER TO FBI IF WE WANT IT SUBJECT TO SUPERIOR INSTRUCTIONS.  NAMES OF ALL PERSONS WHO HANDLED DISC BEFORE ARRIVAL OF AGENT SECURED.  […..] BARKSDALE FIELD MAKING PHOTOS.  WILL SECURE AND FORWARD PHOTOS TO BUREAU.   [….] BELIEVED PRESS AWARE OF INCIDENT.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 10, 2007, 03:13:56 AM
Oops! that sounds like the one that got away from me two weeks from now  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 03:28:08 AM
about 20 years ago I experimented with an aluminum plate and 4 coils attached to it's four corners on one side only.  I plugged the thing in the AC outlet.    It hummed but did not lift up.  The theory was that at certain angles between the aluminum plate and the coils, the plate which repels itself due to eddy currents, would also take the coils with it somehow (disconect between the coil and the magnetic field? who knows).   However, it never worked, but if the coils were detached from the plate, the plate would repel upward quite strongly and would drift to the side and fall.   Almost like those ring demonstrations in a physics class.

In the FBI report we seem to have a description of exactly what I was trying to do.  I think the missing ingredient here is the round (disc)  feature and perhaps a ROTATING MAGNETIC FIELD.  I was laking the electrical phasing between coils, that's for sure, else it might have flown even with a square plate.

This has to be a TPU like device, since what's in the center of the device would be two small to power it up so strongly.  What can a 1 inch by two inch cylinder contain, a CAPACITOR?

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 10, 2007, 03:50:19 AM
Wouldn't it be interesting if members of this forum - and others- were the actual reason for the flying saucer stories?
Hmmm.... Maybe that part of history didn't exist until we started mucking around now.
Most of the descriptions sound like TPUs being built by hobbyists in their garage. A circular saw blade?
On second thought maybe I better try one.

EVERYBODY DUCK!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 04:00:29 AM
Is this what the UFO DISC might have looked like?

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 04:49:17 AM
First page of the FOIA documents Rich posted has another interesting description:



TO          :  D. M.  Ladd                    DATE:
FROM      :  [....]                              July  11,  1947
SUBJECT  : FLYING DISCS

     SAC ?annister of the Bute Office called at noon today and stated that a [...................] Twin Falls, Idaho, at 2:45 a.m. Mountain Time today heard a noise in the back of her home.  She thought a collision had occurred and investigated and found in the back yard of the home next door an object described as follows:

     A disc 30 1/2 " in diameter, circular in shape, it is dished like a saucer and actually there is a saucer whithin a saucer in the manner of cymbals.  On one surface there is attached a plastic dome described as about 14" in diameter and affixed by 8 bolts in a rather rough manner.  The bolts can best be described as similar to stove bolts.  On the other surface is another dome of metal which is gold in color on one side and on the inside is silver in color, which looks like tin.  Through the plastic dome can be observed three tubes similar to radio tubes and there is some wiring.  The disc generally is 10" thick and at the point where the domes are located about 14" in thickness.  There is an object on it similar to electric coil which has some type of an arm on it and bears the words "Inspected TS".  Some of the wiring has been burned off and it looks as though something might be missing.

    [......] stated that if this were the work of some prankster he went to quite a bit of trouble.  He stated the press is aware of this incident.  He stated that the disc had been picked up and was now at the Police Department, Twin Falls, Idaho.  He was instructed to notify the local Army authorities of the existence of this disc.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 04:56:33 AM
I'm so pumped up now !!!!   

Three Tubes like in Radio tubes, wow.   Talk about some solid clues here folks.

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 10, 2007, 04:56:54 AM
I believe the news paper in that area was the Times Picayune (Shrevport), maybe the paper could be researched. Maybe it was a photon ring experiment gone wrong , I have heard they seem to fly away under certain conditions. moyer ? I like the saw blade thingy better hahahahah.  what did Esa say prime number on the rotating disk was 13  off set 4mm and spinning at 2400rpm mmmmmm ...>>>>>> it went that way hahahahah
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 05:07:20 AM
Good suggestion Motorcoach1,  if anybody lives in Shrevport Louisiana, or near by, please go to the library and do a search on the newspaper.  They might have a photo :)   That would be so nice !!

It's starting to sound like all these things are runaway devices.  In 1947 the military did not quite figure out how to control them yet.

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 05:11:02 AM
     A disc 30 1/2 " in diameter, circular in shape, it is dished like a saucer and actually there is a saucer whithin a saucer in the manner of cymbals.  On one surface there is attached a plastic dome described as about 14" in diameter and affixed by 8 bolts in a rather rough manner.  The bolts can best be described as similar to stove bolts.  On the other surface is another dome of metal which is gold in color on one side and on the inside is silver in color, which looks like tin.  Through the plastic dome can be observed three tubes similar to radio tubes and there is some wiring.  The disc generally is 10" thick and at the point where the domes are located about 14" in thickness.  There is an object on it similar to electric coil which has some type of an arm on it and bears the words "Inspected TS".  Some of the wiring has been burned off and it looks as though something might be missing.


There is something else that directly fits these parameters gentlemen...

Might I call you attention to this 'much slept on' article!

http://www.blazelabs.com/e-exp10.asp

Just think to yourself, 'what if I could make a magnet without a coil, without 'current', but with a simple rotating charged disc, whereby the CURRENT that makes it MAGNETIC FIELD is produced by the mechanical rotating of this disc?!?!?'

Mechanical not good enough for ya?

Then voila, I think it's time you looked at the last page of this solid state, rotating charged, device:
Patent Number:
FR1253902 (which by the way, is at the beginning of that blazelabs page I posted above)
http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/bnsviewer?CY=ch&LG=fr&DB=EPD&PN=FR1253902&ID=FR+++1253902A++I+ (http://l2.espacenet.com/espacenet/bnsviewer?CY=ch&LG=fr&DB=EPD&PN=FR1253902&ID=FR+++1253902A++I+)

You might want to NOTE that, that image on the last page, it has exactly three 'radio tubes', which, combined with the other elements, allow for a VERY FAST, ROTATING, CHARGE FIELD, that produces a VERY LARGE MAGNETIC FIELD....

Might one say,'HMMMMMMM??'


PS - I wasn't intending on releasing all this yet, as this device, or more so, a variant of it, is to be used for an FE device of another sorts, but since it fits dead on with that UFO sighting, I thought you all should see it now. I advise you to READ CAREFULLY, and to NOT ONLY THINK ABOUT UFOs, THINK about how this device can be used for FE...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on July 10, 2007, 05:39:22 AM
Where are you going with this, Tao?

SM thought your were on the edge of discovery - wasted emotion.  Now the prodigal son has returned with gifts for all.  Makes bile rise into my throat.

Are you going to tell us that the Holy Grail sits within a rotating magnet field?  Tell us about bias perhaps, or phase shifts, or maybe about tensors and potentials, gradients, divergences, curls?  Or maybe how the RMF is able to magnify itself, after all, the magnetic field is elastic, unlike the tempic field which is pretty damn solid.  Do you think no one sees?  That no one has the intuitive skills?  That we lack the understanding?  Do you wish to show us the light? Perhaps we already know.  Very strong magnetic field can "catch" a UFO - stop it on a dime, but better be a damn strong field or they will park that ship up your arse.   You can rotate it and project it.   You can rotate the potential that creates it - much stronger by the way - really make something happen with that one.

So, spare us the endless string of "pearls of knowledge" and build the damn thing.

I'll put it in simple terms - "shit or get off the pot".  Theories are like assholes - everybody has one, so put it to use or  put a cork in it.  I'm freakin' sick of theories, ideas, concepts - they are not tangible - they are not real - they bequeath nothing but hot air and a reaking stinch of fear.

Build it - just freakin' build it!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 05:41:11 AM
I think that's the right idea tao, you're heading in the right direction looking at the UFO patents.  I was just about to start researching patents from the 1940 related to rings and UFOs  :)

I wonder why the blazerlabs guys didn't show a lifting disk from a coil or magnet?  They talk about it, they do the calculations, but don't show it.   Why I wonder?    I'll tell you why I think that is,  I did the same calculations he did, but from another perspective, and the 'B' field is so small, extreamly small.   Notice they didn't plug in any values into their equations.  By theway, this relationship between spinning charges and magnetic fields was also researched by some of the early guys like Faraday,  I found the experiment in a book at Barnes and Noble, a while ago.   I should of bought the book but I have too many already :)

Anyway,  what's apparent and logical is that a rotating magnetic field will do wonderful things.  I read all those FOIA documents in 2000 but I was reading them with another frame of mind.  Now that I've been involved with the TPU, it all seems to click.   It makes sense why SM was visited by the FBI folks.  They don't want people flying around, THEY COULD GET HURT !!!   Ha  Ha  Ha  :)

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 10, 2007, 05:41:54 AM
@ Tao a while back I was building a coil from Tesla's LMD circuit that JNL labs tested. what i tried is to take a resonant magnifier and run it the circuit. what I  used was from an negative air Ionizer schematic (about 3kv) and it went wild wipe out out my scope and freq unit. so I was lost- but thinking back I feel I just added to many diodes and caps and it got there to fast and did not have a safety to shut it down. I don't recomend building one of that power but the light show was great. live and learn  Mike
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 05:48:38 AM
Where are you going with this, Tao?

SM thought your were on the edge of discovery - wasted emotion.  Now the prodigal son has returned with gifts for all.  Makes bile rise into my throat.

Are you going to tell us that the Holy Grail sits within a rotating magnet field?  Tell us about bias perhaps, or phase shifts, or maybe about tensors and potentials, gradients, divergences, curls?  Or maybe how the RMF is able to magnify itself, after all, the magnetic field is elastic, unlike the tempic field which is pretty damn solid.  Do you think no one sees?  That no one has the intuitive skills?  That we lack the understanding?  Do you wish to show us the light? Perhaps we already know.  Very strong magnetic field can "catch" a UFO - stop it on a dime, but better be a damn strong field or they will park that ship up your arse.   You can rotate it and project it.   You can rotate the potential that creates it - much stronger by the way - really make something happen with that one.

So, spare us the endless string of "pearls of knowledge" and build the damn thing.

I'll put it in simple terms - "shit or get off the pot".  Theories are like assholes - everybody has one, so put it to use or  put a cork in it.  I'm freakin' sick of theories, ideas, concepts - they are not tangible - they are not real - they bequeath nothing but hot air and a reaking stinch of fear.

Build it - just freakin' build it!!!

The ONE THING I will NEVER DO is TRY or EXPECT to CHANGE or ALTER ANYONES FREE WILL in this world!

I have spent the MOST TIME on the TPU more than anyone, I can guarantee that. Up to and over 8 hours a day, for months...

I EXPLAINED why I left, I left FOR YOU ALL, so, how dare you.

In regards to the post I just made, 2 posts prior to this, I posted this to HELP those people looking at the UFO story to see another possibility.

In regards to my 'PS' at the end of that post, it isn't a cryptic TPU thing.

I have been one of the top 3 people to offer the MOST complete and concise theories and messages about many a topics at OU.com

Not to mention, without theories or any THOUGHT, how could you EVER hope to build anything?!?

I don't need to ANSWER to you, EVERYONE HERE KNOWS WHAT I AM ABOUT, and I GUARANTEE, they will see that YOU ARE OUT OF LINE...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 05:51:34 AM
tao, I think you better build your thread or Grumpy is going to explode.   The expectation is killing  him !!    Ha  Ha  :)

EM

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on July 10, 2007, 05:55:52 AM
Hi tao:

Thank you for sharing with us your theory and experiments. I sure am looking forward to your sharing, as with a lot of other people. Grumpy seems to have a chip on his shoulders for whatever reasons. We'll have to go on without him then.

Regards
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Dansway on July 10, 2007, 05:57:26 AM
@Tao,

Why do you think he calls himself GRUMPY?

Keep the course bud, you're doing great!  We look forward to your posts.

~Dan
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 06:00:00 AM
I think that's the right idea tao, you're heading in the right direction looking at the UFO patents.  I was just about to start researching patents from the 1940 related to rings and UFOs  :)

I wonder why the blazerlabs guys didn't show a lifting disk from a coil or magnet?  They talk about it, they do the calculations, but don't show it.   Why I wonder?    I'll tell you why I think that is,  I did the same calculations he did, but from another perspective, and the 'B' field is so small, extreamly small.   Notice they didn't plug in any values into their equations.  By theway, this relationship between spinning charges and magnetic fields was also researched by some of the early guys like Faraday,  I found the experiment in a book at Barnes and Noble, a while ago.   I should of bought the book but I have too many already :)

Anyway,  what's apparent and logical is that a rotating magnetic field will do wonderful things.  I read all those FOIA documents in 2000 but I was reading them with another frame of mind.  Now that I've been involved with the TPU, it all seems to click.   It makes sense why SM was visited by the FBI folks.  They don't want people flying around, THEY COULD GET HURT !!!   Ha  Ha  Ha  :)

EM

I agree with you EM, it might very well be that the B field is much too low. I did some calculations too, and it was very low. I was just wondering if, given a large enough disc, or some disc stacked on each other, and the fact that the angular speed of the disc sort of 'simulates' the electron flow down the wire, that we might be able to have a nice enough B field.

Perhaps a B field nice enough to be used in a magnet motor...

That is what my PS was alluding to, other potential uses in other devices.

Say you use a magnet motor like the Sprain Motor.
Now, have a disc with aluminum on both sides of it, what is that?, it's a cap.
Now, attach that disc to a shaft such that when your magnet motor is running, a gear down/up causes that disc to spin very fast.
Now, when the rotor gets to that locking point, transfer energy (almost losslessly) to that CAP(our now charged up rotating disc)
That would then induce a magnetic field, and allow the rotor to pass the locking point.
It would then be at THAT moment that you transfer (almost losslessly) energy OUT of that CAP(our rotating charged disc)

Sure seems like a nice ON/OFF Magnet......

How to transer the energy almost losslessly, there are a couple ways, one being a simple resonant circuit....


PS - To those guys who posted just prior to this one, Thanks! Appreciate it...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 10, 2007, 06:03:24 AM

Not to mention, without theories or any THOUGHT, how could you EVER hope to build anything?!?


Precisely.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Aphasiac on July 10, 2007, 06:23:12 AM
In my undergrad days, I took an R.A. position collecting evidence of plagiarism in student submissions. At first it was like searching for a needle in a haystack, but I got pretty good at it.

Anyway... not to be off the point, but I just wanted to say that I think you guys set a new standard for finding needles in haystacks (or TPU maps in the sky, as the case may be). Your research is key; all of you know this already. Keep it up!

--Mark.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 10, 2007, 07:27:02 AM
Well, i hope to see we will all be flying around in suspicious devices soon... :)

This brings me to the point where i am thinking about a normal galvanic insulated tranformer.
As we put an AC on the primary winding of the transformer, it induces a current in the secondary winding, but the major thing is, the electrons flowing in the secondary circuit has got nothing to do with the electrons running in the primary circuit.
They cannot reach each other since the circuits are isolated from each other.
So the thing is, the electrons running in the secondary circuit are not comming from the wall!!

They can't because they cannot reach the wall socked since they are not connected to it.

That gives me a new view on things and i need to think about it some more...
Pherhaps the electrons in the secondary circuit are the ones sitting in the wires already, i mean they have to come from somewhere don't they?
Then it would be a matter of only pumping them around.

...

Creating Electron flow in wire.
Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 07:32:22 AM
Well, i hope to see we will all be flying around in suspicious devices soon... :)

This brings me to the point where i am thinking about a normal galvanic insulated tranformer.
As we put an AC on the primary winding of the transformer, it induces a current in the secondary winding, but the major thing is, the electrons flowing in the secondary circuit has got nothing to do with the electrons running in the primary circuit.
They cannot reach each other since the circuits are isolated from each other.
So the thing is, the electrons running in the secondary circuit are not comming from the wall!!

They can't because they cannot reach the wall socked since they are not connected to it.

That gives me a new view on things and i need to think about it some more...
Pherhaps the electrons in the secondary circuit are the ones sitting in the wires already, i mean they have to come from somewhere don't they?
Then it would be a matter of only pumping them around.

...

Marco.


Exactly, and that is why THIS WORKS: http://rexresearch.com/markov/markov.htm

A transformer where there are TWO primaries that DIRECTLY oppose each other and CANCEL/NULL the magnetic flux, YET, on the ONE secondary, there is OUTPUT POWER...

Windings ratios mean NOTHING for Markov's transformer...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 10, 2007, 07:36:16 AM
Hello all,

what a discussion!!!!

@Rich,

I have all the time a little magnet hanging over my TPU. When I pulse my TPU with a frequency at 5 - 10Hz this magnet MUST rotate or you have no rotating field. Of course, if you pulse with 20Hz or even in kHz range you cant see a rotation because the magnet is too slow.

I didnt lift my TPU to see the inertia because there are a lot of wires, MOSFETs....

@Grumpy,

to synchronize 2 watches......no comment but we both know what will happen. Thats for sure.

@to all,

if you want a really big magnetic field then build a TPU with Rodin coil collectors. I posted this a veeery long time ago at gnosis.com.
With my knowledge now, about the collectors and coils and the Mobius....but Im working on the 15" TPU. Much more place for my fingers, less burned fingers.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 10, 2007, 07:42:53 AM
Well, i hope to see we will all be flying around in suspicious devices soon... :)

This brings me to the point where i am thinking about a normal galvanic insulated tranformer.
As we put an AC on the primary winding of the transformer, it induces a current in the secondary winding, but the major thing is, the electrons flowing in the secondary circuit has got nothing to do with the electrons running in the primary circuit.
They cannot reach each other since the circuits are isolated from each other.
So the thing is, the electrons running in the secondary circuit are not comming from the wall!!

They can't because they cannot reach the wall socked since they are not connected to it.

That gives me a new view on things and i need to think about it some more...
Pherhaps the electrons in the secondary circuit are the ones sitting in the wires already, i mean they have to come from somewhere don't they?
Then it would be a matter of only pumping them around.

...

Marco.


Exactly, and that is why THIS WORKS: http://rexresearch.com/markov/markov.htm

A transformer where there are TWO primaries that DIRECTLY oppose each other and CANCEL/NULL the magnetic flux, YET, on the ONE secondary, there is OUTPUT POWER...

Windings ratios mean NOTHING for Markov's transformer...

Thank you Tao, quite intresting.

This actually deals with cancelling the flux Litterally  :)
if this does work maybe we can tweak it so it put's out alot of free energy  :D

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 07:45:35 AM
Well, i hope to see we will all be flying around in suspicious devices soon... :)

This brings me to the point where i am thinking about a normal galvanic insulated tranformer.
As we put an AC on the primary winding of the transformer, it induces a current in the secondary winding, but the major thing is, the electrons flowing in the secondary circuit has got nothing to do with the electrons running in the primary circuit.
They cannot reach each other since the circuits are isolated from each other.
So the thing is, the electrons running in the secondary circuit are not comming from the wall!!

They can't because they cannot reach the wall socked since they are not connected to it.

That gives me a new view on things and i need to think about it some more...
Pherhaps the electrons in the secondary circuit are the ones sitting in the wires already, i mean they have to come from somewhere don't they?
Then it would be a matter of only pumping them around.

...

Marco.


Exactly, and that is why THIS WORKS: http://rexresearch.com/markov/markov.htm

A transformer where there are TWO primaries that DIRECTLY oppose each other and CANCEL/NULL the magnetic flux, YET, on the ONE secondary, there is OUTPUT POWER...

Windings ratios mean NOTHING for Markov's transformer...

Thank you Tao, quite intresting.

This actually deals with cancelling the flux Litterally  :)
if this does work maybe we can tweak it so it put's out alot of free energy  :D

Marco.


Oh, indeed.......... my friend :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 10, 2007, 07:53:22 AM
Hello all,

[Marco],

yeeeessss, you nailed it.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 10, 2007, 07:53:56 AM
Exactly, and that is why THIS WORKS: http://rexresearch.com/markov/markov.htm
A transformer where there are TWO primaries that DIRECTLY oppose each other and CANCEL/NULL the magnetic flux, YET, on the ONE secondary, there is OUTPUT POWER...

Windings ratios mean NOTHING for Markov's transformer...

This is new? Really, I am surprized.
In winding transformers it is common to wind from one end to the other and return the opposite direction and continue. This allows lower grade cores because the cancelling flux allows the core to remain closer to the ideal state of 'idle' - like an unloaded transformer. In old fashioned switchboard class metering separate phases were wound on the same core to improve precision. All three phases came out on the secondaries. And yes, going by the above experience - I already believed you can have separate magnetic circuits traveling through the same 'conductor' just like electric current flow.
There must be a difference but I don't see it in the text.

@Otto and Grumpy

On the two watch thingy... may I suggest checking those dials while the thing is running. The one in the middle tends to 'race back in sync' when the power is removed  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 10, 2007, 08:09:57 AM
Exactly, and that is why THIS WORKS: http://rexresearch.com/markov/markov.htm
A transformer where there are TWO primaries that DIRECTLY oppose each other and CANCEL/NULL the magnetic flux, YET, on the ONE secondary, there is OUTPUT POWER...

Windings ratios mean NOTHING for Markov's transformer...

This is new? Really, I am surprized.
In winding transformers it is common to wind from one end to the other and return the opposite direction and continue. This allows lower grade cores because the cancelling flux allows the core to remain closer to the ideal state of 'idle' - like an unloaded transformer. In old fashioned switchboard class metering separate phases were wound on the same core to improve precision. All three phases came out on the secondaries. And yes, going by the above experience - I already believed you can have separate magnetic circuits traveling through the same 'conductor' just like electric current flow.
There must be a difference but I don't see it in the text.

@Otto and Grumpy

On the two watch thingy... may I suggest checking those dials while the thing is running. The one in the middle tends to 'race back in sync' when the power is removed  ;)



Have a read of the patent. That webpage just states some characteristics of Markov's setup.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 10, 2007, 08:27:28 AM
Yes sir. I did.
I understood before reading the patent that the phase relationship of the two allowed each to cancel out the BEMF and the lagging current sine of the other. This reduced hysterisis and heat losses. The metering I mentioned used solid iron on the 4 1/2 inch models for the voltage sides of the Watt meters. I don't recall looking at the insides of the larger meters.

It is probably one of those things that have been going on for some time but being refined and announced, like a magnetic vortex. A paper was released just last week about how to do it with low power, in ambient air, with a series of well timed pulses. It was a university in Mexico. Someone else posted the link.
The point is, there is plenty of information on the web about others doing it in a similar way going back several years - and they post their findings as if it was something new. So I just read it and add the info. Usually it just clarifies.

Oops - the attachment isn't the one mentioned but it is another group that did the same thing thinking it was new.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 10, 2007, 08:29:59 AM
Well, EM, and BEP, glad I could inspire and get some juices flowing. I guess I had assumed that everyone had read that. My BAD. I wen't the UFO path a long time ago. You'd be surprised how many ufo, or device descriptions have rotating fields and coils in them. Stan Deyo describes a device for example, that is a bunch of iron core coils all arranged in concentric circles around a wooden form, interesting to note, is the number of coils in the rings seems to conform to searls law of sqaures.. Another one he talks about is an aluminum toroidal wave guide with coils wrapped around it. Another one I read about had four tesla like secondaries(the tube part) at four corners on the inside of the disc. But this was the most verifiable stuff I had ever found. Documented by the US govt. I'm hoping one day the CIA, and NSA sections will come on line. There's a lot of good stuff on that site. It can be quite a distraction, though, you are forewarned.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 10, 2007, 08:40:19 AM
@gn0stik

'My Bad'? Not at all. This is the most inspiring group I have ran into in a very long time. I can't wait to hear the thoughts. Every time I log in I see something astounding. I am hoping to add some meat to the table shortly. I am keeping my theories to myself now as that cludges the flow when they aren't organized.

Like some others, I prefer to theorize, test what I can and then put it all together.

On the NSA type stuff... There is supposed to be a 30 year limit on classified information. It is not always true. It depends on what the information is. Those folks are very good at keeping doors closed  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Dingus Mungus on July 10, 2007, 09:34:55 AM
On the NSA type stuff... There is supposed to be a 30 year limit on classified information. It is not always true. It depends on what the information is. Those folks are very good at keeping doors closed  ;D

http://www.nsa.gov/foia/index.cfm
http://www.foia.cia.gov/

I don't know exactly what you're looking for, but you can request details there.
 :D
~Dingus Mungus
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on July 10, 2007, 02:52:02 PM
Thanks Dingus Mungus,  I was going to say the same thing,  the NSA and CIA FOIA documents have been available for some time.  I was browsing them back in 2000.

BEP,  I see you're already thinking ahead on how to control the beast.   "Stabilizing unstable periodic orbits in the Lorenz equations using time-delayed feedback control"  I hope you understand all that's in there.  I took a class in Feedback and control and all I can remember is something about state space, or reduced matrix, etc..   LOL  :)

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 10, 2007, 04:20:00 PM
guys, I didn't mean to derail the thread, only to give marco something to read RE his comment on flying tesla transformers. This is really a ECD thread, my X-File was not intended to take us down a different path.

Please let's respect this space, we can talk UFOs and stuff in the main thread "master of magnetics" or what not.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 10, 2007, 08:35:02 PM
Wouldn't it be interesting if members of this forum - and others- were the actual reason for the flying saucer stories?
Hmmm.... Maybe that part of history didn't exist until we started mucking around now.
Most of the descriptions sound like TPUs being built by hobbyists in their garage. A circular saw blade?
On second thought maybe I better try one.

EVERYBODY DUCK!

See the movie 'Primer'. That is all I can say without giving it away.

IS' avatar was a saw blade! Remember?

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 10, 2007, 10:41:29 PM
Hello all,

my lab is re-structuring but I've had enought time to complete my next ECD evolution that I named ECD V1.1. This advanced ECD has been designed, after discussing with Otto, to enhance mainly the particles release process always seeking to get more power in a safe way.

The ECD is now structured on 2 annular finned disks of 2 metals: Al and Cu, . The choose was made after carefully analyzing previous results. As shown in pic the disks are 'finned' ....VERY IMPORTANT.

Between the two disks I put the 3 Power Mosfet in order to allow them to heat the disks themselves!  (...and the CC as well).

I made small boards, as shown on the pic., where to put all the driver circuitry. So now finally I get rid of all the hash! The distance of Mosfet's Gate from the driver is now less than 1 cm. All the signal cable are now heavily shielded and the ECD itself is 2 metres far from all the other instrumentation....no more tampering problems and safer for me as well (but the television set just one level up is still tampered with).


About the waveform pic I must say that is referred to the use of only one CC and 3 freqs: 30, 90, 180KHz and +9VDC from the P.S. The upper trace is on ZERO wire and of course the lower trace is for PHASE wire of the load (60W/230V lamp) which is connected to an auxiliary secondary winded over the other coils.

Please note that only 4 peaks are converted in sine pieces. On upper trace it is possible to see 4 or better 3 Seeds....THAT'S VERY IMPORTANT because is the first time both me & Otto are seeing this....probably is due to the presence of 3 Fins on the disk! Please note that the sinus freq as always is 50 KHz.

Next step is to build the other two CCs and this time  SEARCH FOR POWER.

Best luck to all

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 10, 2007, 11:22:44 PM
Roberto, it's looking more and more like the open TPU every day.

Looks very nice. Quite a bit of work involved there. How did you cut your copper and aluminum plates by the way?

Also, can you turn it off and hold it up and take a picture? I'd like to see it from the AL plate side.

Interesting development on the multiple seeds there. It seems like it may be necessary to increase the number of pulses to try and match the number of seeds somehow in order for them to have something to convert. Or perhaps get them to coincide better, it looks like it maybe has a tendency to alternate between spikes and seeds now. Also, that wave form on the lower half of your scope is intersting, how the spikes together create a sine all the way across the screen.

Thanks.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on July 11, 2007, 05:35:31 AM
Hi Roberto,
well done and nice new design.

Could you please let us know, how much current this thing is
currently using at 9 Volts from the power supply ?

Do you think it will be overunity only,when you put another
2 control coils on it ?

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 11, 2007, 08:18:32 AM
Hi Stefan,

here are the data you requested:

1 - the ECD was connected to my P.S. (decuopled with ferrite ring on wires and 10micofarad poliester capacitor in derivation). The current delivered to ECD during upmentioned tests =  3.2 A @ +9VDC, the light on bulb: ...well not full bright  (not overunity for sure).

2 - With 1 CC only it is of course not possible to obtain max efficiency. Certainly with all the 3 CCs the scenario will be much different. Please consider that the 50% conversion you are seeing has been obtained automatically without any particular freqs adj...just presetted the 3 oscillators and fired them!

3 - Next step will be to get the freq synched along with the 3 CCs on place. For oscillators I'll be using the diagram already posted or something easier as now I've bougth the DDS20 kit (65?) suggested by Rob and found it very easy & useful...

@Rich
1 - Yes you are right as I've had the same intuition! If I just move one of the plates 5-10 cm over (just supporting the smaller Mobius?) ...and spread the coils all over the 3 metal slots provided...it will be just like the 'Open TPU'. But I think that there are still differences...perhaps this design in a certain way is more advanced! (as I'm sure SM newer discovered the Seed) and so lost many clues to refine his ideas.

2 - Please find attached the requested pic. The annular disks have been cutted with Laser according to the template also attached here.

3 - Till a certain limit it's easy to increase the peaks number ...just increase F3 but no more than the allowed intrinsic limit that in my case is about 250 KHz.

4 - Your observation about the peaks that anyway do follow the sine shape is correct. I do also noticed it and it is positive. Now the bigger effort is to search how to get more voltage for the sine itself: now the amplitude is only about 40 V peak to peak (at 9V PS).  Here there's free ground for all to help with ideas!!!  I've noted that whatever design I have made the sine obtained is always at 50 KHz : IT IS CONSTANT.....but for the moment I've always found also that sine amplitude is 40V max as well....

best regards and good luck to all

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 11, 2007, 09:41:33 AM
@ronotte

Yes. It is a thing of beauty. Your scope shots also excite me...

1. I see the 'three sisters' effect at each CC set. i.e. three pulses in each group  2 lagging 90 from the previous pulse. I'm used to seeing only three groups. The first and last pulse in each group tend to work together to kick the middle one very high.
2. I think what you are calling 'seed' I am familiar with as inductive ringback from the aluminum core. All signals on the aluminum core would be seen as mirror images of the non-aluminum core but weaker, leading and clearly sinus but damped.

When the two are tuned  and working together it should be very exciting. Can't wait to hear of your results.


@EMdevices

On the Lorentz violations... Yes. Unfortunately I believe I do understand how it works. I don't consider that a blessing. I do feel this function is the key to arriving at the point where we light more than a bulb and self-run.
The two most important factors are there must be a vertical (axis in plane Y) solenoid like field that is either not rotating, going the opposite direction (rotation around Y on the plane of Z) or at a different rate than the other - and - the field above it has the axis 90 out from the first or horizontal (axis along X) while rotating centered at the Y axis (rotating on planes X and Z with Y as the equator).

Many things happen then but mainly the normally chaotic particle formations begin to have the chaos cancelled out allowing the particles to flow across the field lines of the vertical field in more useful trajectories. This, of course, creates electricity.

This is the way many have done it and many have claimed to have done it. Ronotte's screen shots do look familiar.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 12, 2007, 07:55:51 AM
Hello Roberto,

Are you placing the 3 CCs in an equal distance of 120? along the big collector circle (i.e. 120? on the 6" circle)?

If this does not lead to the expected success, I suggest, that you place the 3 CCs in a distance of 120? along the TOTAL COLLECTOR LENGTH.

(circumference of big + small circle divided by 3)

In other words, I suggest:
Mark the 3 thirds of the TOTAL COLLECTOR LENGTH BEFORE you fold the M?bius loop. And then place the 3  CCs on those points.

So 2 CCs would be on the big circle and 1 CC on the small circle.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 12, 2007, 08:50:14 AM
Hi Gustav22,

.....so many thinghs to do! (yes, I always used to set the CCs only in the bigger loop). You are certainly right: that 's a test that someone has to do!

In my case due to the annular disk presence it's not so easy but for sure all our efforts are now pointing in obtaining power so considering that the only (seems) thing to deal with is the CC...well I'm actually working on it.  In my opinion your wire lenght calculus is also correct so at least for me I'll try it.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Rosphere on July 12, 2007, 07:11:25 PM
In other words, I suggest:
Mark the 3 thirds of the TOTAL COLLECTOR LENGTH BEFORE you fold the M?bius loop. And then place the 3  CCs on those points.

So 2 CCs would be on the big circle and 1 CC on the small circle.

I will try this configuration when I complete my coils.

I have some, "high power stereo speaker cable," made by Sparkomatic:  SWK116 is, "super heave gauge, dual lead braided copper wire."  Nowhere on the package is the gauge size mentioned.  (116 must refer to the one sixteen foot length per package; it is much bigger than 16 AWG.)  Using my fancy wire strippers, I find that all of the copper strands, on one side, fit snugly in the 12 AWG slot and I can pull the wires out without cutting any strands.  The fit in the 10 AWG slot seems too sloppy.  So, to make a long story short, I think it is 12 AWG.

If I connect the 6" outer-loop and 4" inner-loop with about 2.3" lengths of wire per side then I will have almost exactly three feet total length for each of the dual leads.  Placing my CC's as above would mean one foot spacings along the total three foot length; two on the outside loop and one on the inside.

Six feet total length of 12 AWG comes out to about 6,053 mm^3 copper volume.  Matching copper volume, (mass,) of the total Mobius coil with a 22 AWG primary coil means cutting about 61 feet of wire for the primary.  Matching copper volume of the Mobius coil and a primary coil with a 24 AWG secondary coil means cutting about 97 feet of wire for the secondary.  (Why 22 and 24 AWG?  I have enough of both right now to make the three CC sets.  I would like to use 20 AWG for the primary.  But I do not have enough right now.)

I am making "elongated" spools from round spools right now to accommodate my special 3/4" wide x 1/8" thick speaker cable.  I basically cut three 1.25" white 'Radio Shack' spools in half and I am gluing in four 3/4", (plus a hair,) spacers per spool.  The copper windings will add rigidity and prevent the spools from separating; the spacers just prevent the spools from collapsing inward during assembly and handling.  I epoxied two small squares of shag carpet to a long screw which I hope to use with a variable speed drill to help wind my elongated CC's.  We shall see how this works.

I made a nifty little square wave generator from a 74HC14 chip I had laying around.  My circuit sends three synchronized square waves to the three MOSFET drivers, (thanks again, Jason.)  The second wave starts when the first one ends, the third one starts when the second one ends, the first one starts again when the third one ends.  I use only one 3M trim-pot to change the frequency of all three signals simultaneously.

What I would like to do is set the pulse on-time equal to one-quarter of the primary coil resonant frequency, using a diode at the ground side of the coil.  Then flip a second diode around at that same node and connect it to the ground point of the next coil; using six diodes all around the total path.  In this way I hope to use the relaxing coil to help the circuit drive the next coil in line.  I wonder what will happen.

Then I would like to adjust my pulse on-time from one quarter of the coils wavelength slowly down to only one sixth of the wavelength.  I wonder what will happen.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Rosphere on July 12, 2007, 11:08:58 PM
What I would like to do is set the pulse on-time equal to one-quarter of the primary coil resonant frequency, using a diode at the ground side of the coil.  Then flip a second diode around at that same node and connect it to the ground point of the next coil; using six diodes all around the total path.  In this way I hope to use the relaxing coil to help the circuit drive the next coil in line.

This part reminds me of the cannonball analogy that SM was using.  In this case the electrons will come from ground through a diode and into the "on" CC until saturation when the circuit switches it off and switches on the next CC.  The electrons in the first coil, now switched off, go out through another diode connected to the ground point of the next coil, now switched on.  The original electrons never make it to the positive terminal, they keep getting shot into the next coil, like the cannon balls.

I think a frequency 2X the primary CC resonant frequency might do the trick.  With three, naturally synchronized, 33.3% duty cycle pulses, the second time around the ring will interrupt the first coil from going negative because it will be at the halfway point of it's full resonant cycle.

Blah, blah, blah... I should get back to the lab.  :-\
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kosmoss on July 13, 2007, 06:18:11 AM
Hi, Everybody.

   I am new to this forum and I admire all of you and the hard work you put in the subject. I've been doing
research of OU devices for some time now and i when I came across this topic I was quite excited.
I would like to replicate TPU myself, but before investing time and money in a project, I do my homework.

   I have read all the essential messages in this topic and I must admit, my enthusiasm has faded. Why?

   After the first messages, I saw the video of Jason lighting the light bulb obviously. The power supply
shows 40V input or something after the bulb is fully lit. If the coil returned power to the power supply,
the voltage on the display should go down not up, it is just logical to me. My conclusion is, that the light
bulb was just powered from the power supply via transformer. You all saw what happened after connecting the coil to the battery.

   I was trying to find some info on Steven Mark. Some credentials, website, anything. I thought that the
man called "The Master of Magnetics" or his UEC Corporation should have a website. Nothing I could find. But found this, and you better take your time to read this just in case:  http://www.padrak.com/ine/SMARK.html

   Obviously, I watched the videos of SM devices on YouTube. This 38 min video is nicely done, ties, nice
house, furniture etc. But, it proves nothing. Inside the house, many trics can be done like induction,
hidden power cables, batteries, etc. I know what you will say: he took it outside! Right, but look carefully
at the camerawork at that moment; still inside the house camera loses the contact with the person who
carries the coil for a brief moment, just enough to switch it to battery pack. He goes outside, demonstrates
that the light bulb is lit. The same trick on the way back, you loose visual contact with the coil yet
again. It can be switched to anything. This video proves nothing.

   In another video SM demonstrates his device to some people. The date is 1997. If the coil is working,
what took him 10 years, just to make another video. It is just common sense, that somthing is not right
here.

   Did any of you see the device working with your own eyes, not on video? If even so, did you have a chance to test it properly, like running TV for 24 hours? Talk is cheap, seeing is beliving.


   Please don't understand me wrong, I am not writing this to undermine your efforts, I am just looking for
some answers.


   Best Regards,

      Kosmoss
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on July 13, 2007, 06:48:38 AM
@kosmoss

Welcome to the SM TPU Research forum. Obviously you have not read far and wide nor deep enough. The stuff you posted is more than misleading.

Start with these condensed readings first.

1. http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.2560.html

from Darren (ZPE)

2. http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2383.0.html

Stefan's - the webmaster of OU

3. Then when you understand enough, look at Otto's, Renotte's and follow Tao!

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 13, 2007, 06:52:39 AM
Oh brother!

Another Kokomojo.  He forever haunts the forum!  LOL

Mr. I did my homework, you mean well, I'm sure but...Back to your studies.  We have covered all of this many, many, many, times.  Please do a search of Kokomojo's old thread...LOL  You will save us all the time of writing the same things...again.

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 13, 2007, 07:17:40 AM
Hello all,

@Kosmoss

1. forget to find patents about the TPU
2. forget the padrak.com shit
3. forget that this videos are a fake

You want or dont want to work.

If yes, you are wellcome but I must warn you: its a veeery hard "job".

If you are a "PC hero" then stand back and let us work.

THE TPU IS REAL!!!!!

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on July 13, 2007, 08:48:48 AM
I notice these people every where on the internet. They trust anything negative they read, and automaticaly think there a know it all. Standard ignorant skeptic....

Time TPU was made and size of generator = no batteries to create output...

Works outside = no hidden indoor power source...

Amount of current = impossible power amount being transmitted...

Doesn't work upside down = pointless to fake such difficult task...

Judging by evidence, I would say the amount of money it would take to fake something of this would be more than the amount of money earned from investors...

Thats just MO... ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 13, 2007, 09:43:14 AM
Hi Rosphere

.....three feet total length for each of the dual leads.  Placing my CC's as above would mean one foot spacings along the total three foot length....

Yes. I think this makes sense.

I want to also stress two other points which I consider important for a successful ECD replication:

1.) According to my understanding one CC has to be placed directly at/near point PHASE
AND point PHASE has to be directly at/near the bend of the loop (i.e. the bend between the big and the small circle of the collector).

2.)
...I connect the 6" outer-loop and 4" inner-loop with about 2.3" lengths of wire per side ...

By doing this, you are changing the "total collector length" .

I doubt that this is beneficial.
It may be better to not fully "close" the two circles (to "save wire length" which you can then use for the "bend")
and NOT to augment the theoretical total collector length (31,4" = 79,79cm).

Hopefully Otto/Roberto will comment.

PS I hope you find honey  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on July 13, 2007, 09:55:52 AM
Hi Kosmoss

I fully understand your skepticism, as I too share some of your views. However, nobody can prove to another that this TPU either works or does not work in the way SM shows on his videos. It's up to each individual to prove the concept to themselves.

My view having read everything available and experimented myself is that the operation of this device as shown in the videos was faked, using a concealed power supply. However, that does not mean that that I don't hold out hope that the TPU can be made to work without the aid of assisted power. This is what many on this forum are working hard to achieve and I applaud their efforts. I'm sure several of them have their own inner doubts about the validity of SM's videos. Unless SM is prepared to reveal all and substantiate his claim to the point that others can successfully replicate his device(s), then we all have the right to state any opinion we wish on a public forum.

I and others have repeatedly called for Otto and Roberto to carry out some proper tests to establish the true power consumption of the device when powering the lamp load. They know the importance of doing this if nothing else but to confirm to themeselves that it is more than induction lighting their lamp. Their documentation is very good but unfortunately lacks this vital information.

Clive
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 13, 2007, 10:31:05 AM
Hello all,

@Gustav22

To your point 1 - yes thats it for the 1. control coil

To your point 2 - youre right - the outer ring and the inner ring MUST BE CONNECTED DIRECTLY!!!!!! or you changed the lenght of the collectors. If you missed this lenght than you missed the 6" TPU!!!! End result - NOTHING!!!

@Hoppy

youre talking about power consumption. Hmmm....in this moment is my power consumption really big.
You and all mst know that we are learning how to build proper coils, how to connect them, how to pulse them......

Its a big and dangerous job. But I saw for a few seconds what a 6" TPU can do when it gets out of control and since then I know whats about such a device.
This means its worth every second that I was working on it and this means that I will NEVER give up. If I need 1 month or 10 years, its worth to rediscover this technology.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 13, 2007, 11:04:10 AM
...If you missed this lenght than you missed the 6" TPU!!!! End result - NOTHING!!!

Thanks for this clarification.
 ;)

@all
Here is a list of "promising" wire lengths & ratios used by Otto/Roberto on the 6" ECD. I collected these figures from some of their previous postings:

itemlength [inch]length [cm]cm roundedRATIO4" collector12.5631,913226" collector18.8447,88 48 3total collector31.41 79,79805CC primary124.831732020CC secondary629.916001600100

Personal note:
I expect that different relationships between wire lengths lead to favoring of different harmonics in the resulting signal.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 13, 2007, 11:25:25 AM
Hello all,

@Gustav22

the ratios are nice but the last 1600 = 100 MUST and will be changed.

Lets talk about Tesla and Erfinder:

both sayd that the ratio of primaries and secondaries should be 1 : 1 IN WEIGHT!!!!!

A long time ago I wound a little transformer like our controls and used the same weight for primary and secondary coil. This you can reed on Erfinders posts.

End result: I connected 1 bulb on my coil and the voltage dropped a 1/3. Then I connected another bulb and the VOLTAGE AND CURRENT didnt drop!!!! All my analog instruments didnt show any reaction when I connected the 2. bulb.

In my latest tests I saw that really short wires for a control coil are needed.
You remember the open TPU??? I counted arround 15 - 20 turns of lamp wire for every segment. There are 4 segments pulsed with the Tesla patent 390721....

Today I measured the weight of wires. Here are the results, if somebody wants them:

Weight for 10 cm lenght of wire:

wire diameter 0,65mm, weight 0,29 gramms
wire diameter 0,50mm, weight 0,17 gramms
wire diameter 0,35mm, weight 0,07 gramms

I hope this helps a little.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 14, 2007, 01:11:16 AM
@HopeForHumanity ,
Doesn't it make you think though?

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on July 14, 2007, 11:26:21 AM
@giantkiller,

It gives me two thoughts. It does question sm's intentions, but many have seen too many strange things happening when trying to replicate the device, and if he was already getting away with it then he would not waste time to reply to emails and give any information to mannix. The email doesn't make sense in a way that it claims he does all this stuff and gets away with it, but it creates the question why does he even give clues if he is doing fine "scamming". Thats why I don't really care about what the email says. The other thought that comes to mind, just how many people want to put down steven mark. The email doesn't really have any links to information examples emails or any conclusive evidence that steven mark is a scammer.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on July 14, 2007, 12:28:58 PM
I and others have repeatedly called for Otto and Roberto to carry out some proper tests to establish the true power consumption of the device when powering the lamp load. They know the importance of doing this if nothing else but to confirm to themeselves that it is more than induction lighting their lamp. Their documentation is very good but unfortunately lacks this vital information.

Clive

Which of course is one of the most typical signs of energy scammers.
Have a look at #9 of this link. http://amasci.com/freenrg/fnrg.html

Quote:
The inventor doesn't publish successful scientific research papers (i.e. he doesn't publish detailed replication instructions,)
or if he does, other researchers can't get them to work. Something vital wasn't included.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 14, 2007, 01:41:07 PM
Hey Ergo,

don't you dare to say thinghs like that you have posted in this thread:  

I DON'T WANT MONEY FROM ANYBODY I NEVER ASKED

what I did has been an original effort to help everybody interested and is all that I actually know!

So in my opinion people like you should be banned to write in this Forum.

Roberto
Title: Commercial Product versus Basic Research
Post by: Earl on July 14, 2007, 02:51:10 PM
@clive, @ergo

did it ever occur to you that your beloved link
http://amasci.com/freenrg/fnrg.html

only concerns inventors/researchers asking for money?

Do you understand this?  YES or NO?

Neither Roberto nor Otto have ever asked for money.

Neither Roberto nor Otto is doing this so that clive and ergo can show their agressive impatience of basic research.

Do you understand that you have no rights of any shape or form to expect something from them?  YES or NO?
They are not asking anything from you, what right to you have to ask anything from them?

Do you fully understand the following quotes:

"Basic research is when I'm doing what I don't know what I'm doing!"  Wernher von Braun

"If I knew what I was doing, I would not call it research."  Albert Einstein

Roberto and Otto are doing basic research in an area where there are no maps or charts.
They are not presenting a comercial product, nor are they asking anyone for money.
Nor are either making any claims of excess energy.  The topic title was a bit over optimistic, that is all.

If it really is only traditional induction that is lighting their lamps, they will some day realize this and publicize it.  Criticism is only welcome if it is positive and constructive and takes into account that hobby researchers have jobs and family and resource limits to consider.

It seems to me that this is a good opportunity for both Clive and Ergo to keep their egoistic mouths shut.  And that is putting it in a very diplomatic manner.

If either of you persist in directly or indirectly accussing Roberto or Otto of scamming someone out of money, I will ask Harti to put you on read-only.

Earl
I and others have repeatedly called for Otto and Roberto to carry out some proper tests to establish the true power consumption of the device when powering the lamp load. They know the importance of doing this if nothing else but to confirm to themeselves that it is more than induction lighting their lamp. Their documentation is very good but unfortunately lacks this vital information.
Clive
Which of course is one of the most typical signs of energy scammers.
Have a look at #9 of this link. http://amasci.com/freenrg/fnrg.html
Quote:
The inventor doesn't publish successful scientific research papers (i.e. he doesn't publish detailed replication instructions,)
or if he does, other researchers can't get them to work. Something vital wasn't included.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 14, 2007, 03:20:15 PM
@Roberto & Otto,
I second the motion and stand behind you in your efforts!
That is not because I am heavily vested in all this either but because of what you stated about not asking for money.
Here is the challenge to all again: If you can power your house in a stand alone condition you will not be able to manage the amount of money flowing in. Plan your dissertation correctly and you can time the market.

Whether we get to the end game with this or not, I have stood on the shoulders of great men while lifting others up, like you, Roberto and others, have done also. It is not a measure of how much one contributes but that they do with such immense vigor and commraderie.

Those of us who are not asking for money have worked on and in the most important and valuable concepts of our time. We have made up an international team of the most 'Can do' people on the planet. We have seen ans done things others can't even imagine. It's not the destination but the journey that has the most reward. And its all documented here in these threads.

So pay no heed to the 'Newcomers' who try to tell the graduates what to do, what we have done, what we can't do or haven't done. They are gambling on Shifting sand.

Oh wait! I hear someone popping up and asking if I, giantkiller, have OU.

In the words of Ironhead: 'Just build it'.

Thanks Roberto for this latest step.

The latest contribution was bobbin wound control coils. I decided, on my own, to wire single layer jackets. Tao's latest post exclaims to do just that. Ask yourself 'how was giantkiller ahead of that'?  LOTR 1:2.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg21437.html#msg21437
If you build anything that gets some results then you can recognize the non-builders in the first couple of words they post. If ya haven't seen it, ya don't know. Period.

In the words of giantkiller and I speak for the others: get onboard or man overboard. The graduate builders have something far greater to their acclaim: We are doing it and you are not.

I go back to testing and revising. So few can even do that.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 14, 2007, 03:32:47 PM
@Earl, Gk

Ditto

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 14, 2007, 04:09:43 PM
@Earl, Gk

Ditto

Roberto
Sometimes, ya just have to get the flyswatter out.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 14, 2007, 05:02:42 PM
Hello all,

@Earl, GK, Roberto

let the PC heroes wright what they want.

WE KNOW WHATS OUR JOB.

This PC heroes are soooo......

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 14, 2007, 05:35:35 PM
Hello all,

again me with a little question:

As you know my English is.....

What do you understand under the therm of  "Lamp wire"????

Is this a 2 stranded kable or can this be something else???

The more answers the better.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 14, 2007, 05:55:11 PM
Here is what I use as lamp wire 16 awg.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 14, 2007, 06:06:42 PM
Hello all,

@Earl, GK, Roberto

let the PC heroes wright what they want.

WE KNOW WHATS OUR JOB.

This PC heroes are soooo......

Otto


Who are you refering to?

LOL...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 14, 2007, 06:48:57 PM
This is the radio shack 16awg speaker wire. It works too. And I might add quite well. ;)

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 14, 2007, 06:54:18 PM
Hello tao,

Im refering to people that are only wrighting and wrighting but wrighting crap.

In this forum there are 3 groups of people:

1. the theorists

you tao gave us as the first the points how a TPU works, and a lot of good theorists that helps us. This was very helpful because in the beginning we didnt know what and how....

2. the workers

GK, Roberto....and a lot of people building and trying to use your ideas and of course thinking a lot of the theories too

3.PC heroes

this people are f...g the forum and all us. They are "working" on the theories but never builded even 1 coil. But the point is that they think to have the right to critisise everyone here. They know "everything", pisses on all the work done .....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 14, 2007, 07:04:04 PM
Hello all,

guys thanks. I was asking because Im using a classical lamp wire. My little litzes are thicker, much thicker. Hmmm...

My Mobius is good. When I connect more and more "parts" of my Mobius I see that my lamp is brighter and brighter....but only good, is not good enough. My Mobius must be muuuuch better.

You all know how my coils looks like.

Today, after months and months using my "special" coils, I spreaded my coils over the collector. Result???Hmmm....the same!!!! I didnt measure my frequency. It would be logic that my frequency is now much higher to have the same effect. Tomorrow I will see about the frequency.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 14, 2007, 07:14:37 PM
Hello tao,

Im refering to people that are only wrighting and wrighting but wrighting crap.

In this forum there are 3 groups of people:

1. the theorists

you tao gave us as the first the points how a TPU works, and a lot of good theorists that helps us. This was very helpful because in the beginning we didnt know what and how....

2. the workers

GK, Roberto....and a lot of people building and trying to use your ideas and of course thinking a lot of the theories too

3.PC heroes

this people are f...g the forum and all us. They are "working" on the theories but never builded even 1 coil. But the point is that they think to have the right to critisise everyone here. They know "everything", pisses on all the work done .....

Otto


I see, and I agree...

I have seen some of these PC heroes myself lol. They come in here with a real EGO too, when the sole function of ALL of OUR combined work is to merely get a TPU working and then given away to all. There should be no EGO involved...

Title: Litze Draht / Litz wire
Post by: Earl on July 14, 2007, 07:58:50 PM
Hello all,
What do you understand under the therm of  "Lamp wire"????
Is this a 2 stranded kable or can this be something else???
The more answers the better.
Otto

Otto,
in Europe lamp cable is the 220 Volt two conductor cable, usually with 0.75mm*mm cross section.  Sometimes you can also by it with 2x 1.5 mm*mm cross section.  The only difference between lamp cable and loudspeaker wire is maybe the voltage is guaranteed for lamp wire, but not for loudspeaker cable.

Whether lamp cable or loudspeaker cable, there are many fine strands of NON insulated copper wire.  While this is very flexible, it is not really good for high-frequency applications.

By high frequency, I mean greater than 5-10 kHz sine wave or ALL square waves.
For high-frequencies you must use Litz wire.  Litz wire is different to lamp wire or loudspeaker wire because each parallel conductor has insulation (Lackdraht) and only at the ends are they soldered together.  Litz wire also is twisted together. 

Be careful. Attention.  Achtung.  Germans have a tendency to not be exact when using the word Litze.  The wire you need is HF-Litze, such as Buerklin 89F180 - 184.  This is not the same as generic Litzen or Schaltlitze, these are the same as lamp cable.   

Otto, hope this helps.

Regards, Earl
Certified 5-Star PC Hero
Serving the Internet since 1831   :o                       
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 14, 2007, 07:59:35 PM
Hello tao,

Im refering to people that are only wrighting and wrighting but wrighting crap.

In this forum there are 3 groups of people:

1. the theorists

you tao gave us as the first the points how a TPU works, and a lot of good theorists that helps us. This was very helpful because in the beginning we didnt know what and how....

2. the workers

GK, Roberto....and a lot of people building and trying to use your ideas and of course thinking a lot of the theories too

3.PC heroes

this people are f...g the forum and all us. They are "working" on the theories but never builded even 1 coil. But the point is that they think to have the right to critisise everyone here. They know "everything", pisses on all the work done .....

Otto


I see, and I agree...

I have seen some of these PC heroes myself lol. They come in here with a real EGO too, when the sole function of ALL of OUR combined work is to merely get a TPU working and then given away to all. There should be no EGO involved...



Maybe it would be a good idea to expose who these "pc heros" are so they know and can stop doing what they are doing.

That would help the forum I guess.

It might be said that "they" know who they are...but I am sure that some don't.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 14, 2007, 08:12:02 PM
On another note:
@The advanced builder dudes,
Maybe we should all feel tremendously flattered that we make it look so easy to the un-initiated and that greater things are expected from us. :D

I have to depart for the beach now. I am expected to walk on water.

-giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 14, 2007, 08:44:48 PM
On another note:
@The advanced builder dudes,
Maybe we should all feel tremendously flattered that we make it look so easy to the un-initiated and that greater things are expected from us. :D

I have to depart for the beach now. I am expected to walk on water.

-giantkiller.

Take the antigravity coils out of your shoes and sit down. If we are successful there will be no room for skepticism, but there will still be these who come along and expect more from us. That is just the way of the world. People expect us to build for them, personally. People come here, and expect to be project managers, when they themselves have yet to even read all the material. Everyone thinks they have something important to add, and in their opinion, invariably it's more important than anything that has yet been offered. Somehow they think that their perspective, or their take on this or that, has not been thoroughly discussed, because if it had we'd agree with them. Or that their particular brand of skepticism or optimism is better than what has been presented in the past, and that we will drop everything and give up, or follow them to success.

There are a few who come and offer something of value, but they usually do it, and sit by quietly. They do it without bravado, they do it without ego. They do it, and are simply usually just reporting their personal experience. There is the rare helpful, productive person who is also very outspoken and energetic. But usually builders are quiet, introspective, studious, and prefer to spend more time in their lab than online. This can lend itself to critisism. Not completely unfounded, either. Communication is critical. But it's just part of their nature.

Don't get me wrong, everyone has ego, and it can always be a source of turbulence. But most builders and contributors know when to put it on hold, in spite of the temporary lapses everyone has.

These PC Heros, or Trolls, are only fed because of OUR egos folks. It is not their responsibility to shut up. It's our responsibility to ignore them. Do you really think that these people who are being disruptive purposefully will realize their moral obligation to leave us alone? Ridiculous, they will keep on. So it's our responsibility to deny them the fuel they need to go on. If our egos are injured by them, we just need to ignore them. It's also Stefan's responsibility to remove them so we can work. This is all easier said than done. That's why I started gn0sis. To have a place where threads were moderated. But it kinda died out because most people come here. Oh well, no big deal.

Nice work Roberto, Otto, et al.

Rich

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bluedemon on July 14, 2007, 09:05:48 PM
I have a off topic, and possibly stupid question.  If you place a segment of thick copper wire or possibly a copper pipe in the center of one of your tpu's that have a rotating magnetic field, does it produce any usable current in the segment?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 14, 2007, 09:29:40 PM
Short of naming anyone, perhaps someone could explain what a "pc hero" is.

I'm wondering if I fall into this category myself.

I gather that according to some folks, if one doesn't build your circuit or coil, or if one asks reasonable questions about it, or doesn't necessarily or whole-heartedly endorse your project, or points out the odd error, they are by default labeled "pc heros".

I have certainly done that, and I know many others have also, though not necessarily publicly.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 14, 2007, 09:51:10 PM
hey! then i wanna be a pc-hero too  ;D

sounds good.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 15, 2007, 12:00:55 AM
Well while everybody is in the pool I might as well too.
My other selves take great offense and delight superficially at the bipolar trauma I have chosen to bare.
If I format my harddrive will we all just vanish, will this project be finshed or can I accept any hostile takeovers?
I feed only on myself and don't need a Ritz.

--giantkiller. Somedays it just ain't worth chewing at the restraints.
Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on July 15, 2007, 02:23:25 AM
Darren,

a PC hero is a somewhat derogatory comment made by someone actively building and experimenting who does not have the time (or does not want to spend the time right now) to write documentation or make certain tests.  In the best case the PC hero is terribly frustrated, in the worst case agressive because the builder who is up to their elbows in electrons is not reacting to their demands.  It is not so much a case of not replicating the builder's coil or circuit, but the perception by the builder that the (negative) criticism is coming from someone who will never wind a coil or solder a circuit in their entire life.  There is a very diplomatic balancing line between contructive and destructive criticism.  In pointing out the odd error, words can carry many different tones.  A builder's priority is to solve problems and advance each day and does not necessarily have time to listen to signal or noise.

As a parallel, let's take a builder of rocket motors who is working on a new breakthrough design that has never been tried before.  He is having problems with the liquid oxygen pump and circulation around the nozzle to keep the nozzle from melting.  Some one writes an email and says "I've asked this before and you didn't reply:  does the motor develop more thrust than the weight of the rocket?"  The builder could care less if the rocket leaves the pad or not because in the instant he is busy trying to solve the basic nozzle cooling problem.  Only when the cooling problem is solved will he think about testing the thrust.  The builder reacts negatively because he percieves the email coming from someone who will never build a nozzle in their life.

Another problem is that a builder between work, family, and mechanical construction and electrical wiring is busy 5000 hours per day.  A non builder sitting at a keyboard can easily ignore the unending amount of time that building a TPU/ECD (or other research project) consumes.

I remember many times on projects where a "simple 15 minute task" ended up taking the entire night.

So to avoid being called a "PC hero" in the heat of the battle, only offer positive, constructive criticism in a tactful and diplomatic manner and have the patience of a Saint.

I suggest any further discussions about builder versus PC Hero should be taken to a new thread, or simply just let this topic die in order not to waste anymore time nor create more noise.

Regards, Earl
Short of naming anyone, perhaps someone could explain what a "pc hero" is.

I'm wondering if I fall into this category myself.

I gather that according to some folks, if one doesn't build your circuit or coil, or if one asks reasonable questions about it, or doesn't necessarily or whole-heartedly endorse your project, or points out the odd error, they are by default labeled "pc heros".

I have certainly done that, and I know many others have also, though not necessarily publicly.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 15, 2007, 02:52:20 AM
Earl,

That's certainly one perspective.

Thanks for sharing.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 15, 2007, 03:12:10 AM
He's Right ZPE, that's exactly what otto was talking about.

Go back and read otto's post in context to the posts that came before, and see who he's talking about.

Asking for a list, or needing a description?

Serious? Are you really that self-concious? Yes, otto probably think's your one of these guys. He probably thinks I am too for that matter because I've asked some hard questions too. Thing is they need to be asked, and answered. Period. Peer review is an important part of science, and if someone doesn't like that? too fucking bad. It's important for a reason.

Inversely, wearing your heart on your sleeve is a pretty silly thing to do as well. If you take everything as a challenge to your worth, your not going to have a very happy life, and nobody will take you seriously. Especially if you pride yourself in asking the tough questions and making it known that you are skeptical, sometimes it can come off as arrogant. You can't have it both ways. Either grow some thicker skin or lighten up a tad.

Guys can we just drop this business? This has got to be the most retarded distraction to a thread I've ever seen. Please.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 15, 2007, 03:30:24 AM
Rich,

From time to time, guys like "Ergo" are going to chime in and cast their doubt. I wish all would relax a little and refrain from giving this type of thing so much attention, because it's going to happen again...get it? Let it go.

It was Otto that took exception to that post and began ranting about pc heros...ok?

So if I need "thicker skin" as you put it, then certainly Otto and a few other folks here do as well...including yourself.

As our old friend would say...
shutin' up shutin' up!

Cheers
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 15, 2007, 06:51:51 AM
2 loaded sidearms and nowhere to aim.

--'Hole in both feet'.  :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 15, 2007, 08:34:14 AM
Quote
From time to time, guys like "Ergo" are going to chime in and cast their doubt. I wish all would relax a little and refrain from giving this type of thing so much attention, because it's going to happen again...get it? Let it go.

But not when others chime in and point out the trolls eh? Seems like your saying exactly what I'm saying. Just selectively.

Nevertheless, I agree.

Rich
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 15, 2007, 09:43:06 AM
This thread is starting to look like a cheap soap.

and Rich, you would be the king of pc heroes, i have never seen you build a single coil or posting a image as my memory serves me right  ;D

did you get the generators and finish your ECD type TPU ?
i am intrested in your results.

The people who are waiting for the right tpu diagram are heading towards a verry hard time if/when it becomes available that would mean they start to build their first coil and then they will face all the things the others faced much earlier becuse they did various coils and develloped certain winding techniques.

i don't think one can wind the perfect coil when it is his first one, you really need to get the experience and you will get better as you build more coils.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 15, 2007, 05:22:15 PM
OK then guys, Back on track.

This is a conversation between Ronotte, Gnosis and I. I cleaned up the spelling and left the pertinant items in.

[1:02:42 AM] Ronotte says: OK. Me & Otto lately are pushing hard as with standard design Bobbin or flat coil doesn't seem to allow more power extraction than a single lamp! no matter what you do. So especially Otto lately discovered that we do need to use much less copper....and then he PARALLELED MANY LAMPS WITHOUT NOTICING VOLTAGE DECREASING!
[1:03:22 AM] Giantkiller says: sounds like SM to me!
[1:04:14 AM] Giantkiller says: I could drive the ECD now with my 1st driver board. But I want to take more steps up front.
 [1:05:00 AM] Ronotte says: YES it is the same for me too. But as always it is necessary to confirm. At the moment I'm striving to go in parallel with Otto...unfortunately he's able to experiment more because he has more free time...so he is always a step or 2 in front of me!!
1:07:21 AM] Giantkiller says: my fet duty cycle is less than 10%
[1:07:53 AM] Giantkiller says: And they run cold with a 50 ohm load phase to zero lines.
[1:07:58 AM] Ronotte says: Things are now going faster and is more and more difficult to stay in phase!   As you have seen many new theories are emerging...but my advice is just to take a route and follow it without being distracted too much by the others!
[1:09:04 AM] Giantkiller says: Absolutely. But I always like to hear that advice again.
[1:10:07 AM] Giantkiller says: I got the fets running way below body temp. 4 fets at 10ma with coil and 50ohm attached. I did the calculation and the ECD doc shows 884 ohms. I should be very good to go. I'll switch to a 1k for the next test.
 [1:13:10 AM] Ronotte says: giantkiller would you be so nice to update the other friends here as it seems that I never catch them. Speaking about my new advance ...I've set up a second bobbin and done a complete set of tests. Well the results are not encouraging as the single bobbin seem much better than the two. This means that there is something wrong in the CC design, I do think I'll try the new low turn number way: do you remember? Gustav22 told us with a good calculus about copper that the resonance with copper atomic structure (25 MHz) may be reached with 1/4 of wave with a length of 1.9 meter of coil wire.
 [1:14:21 AM] Gnosis says: Roberto, it could also be that the number of coils matters.
[1:14:40 AM] Giantkiller says: yes I do. That told me the best freq that matches copper as an element.
[1:14:53 AM] Gnosis says: I would try adding another coil, before abandoning what you are doing. The single coils test is very encouraging.
[1:15:02 AM] Gnosis says: perhaps three are needed. for some reason.
[1:15:07 AM] Gnosis says: Asymmetry
[1:15:30 AM] Giantkiller says: Yes. 2 equals just rocking back and forth.
[1:15:37 AM] Gnosis says: right
[1:16:03 AM] Giantkiller says: that is the 390721 bucking coil test.
[1:16:30 AM] Ronotte says: Perhaps you are right! I've also had that thought...but anyway I'll try as well with 3 CCs...To summarize what I see with 2 CCs is that I' don't reach even near a full conversion and all tuning is more complicated. So I will not dismantle that test bench...but in the same time I'm building a new more advanced (') ECD with at least 3 Mobius. I DO WANT POWER.
[1:18:15 AM] Giantkiller says: I agree.
[1:18:20 AM] Gnosis says: will your three rings be the same diameter?
[1:18:33 AM] Gnosis says: Or will they get smaller as you go down, like the two rings?
[1:18:46 AM] Giantkiller says: or bigger?
[1:19:12 AM] Ronotte says: NO , this route has been discussed with Otto and we thought that it should run with 3 big ring and 1 small ring on top
 [1:19:26 AM] Gnosis says: interesting
[1:20:07 AM] Giantkiller says: so 2 more 6"s
[1:20:47 AM] Giantkiller says: I know the mobius configuration works from before.
[1:21:40 AM] Ronotte says: So there is plenty of ground to use and help from the Team is absolutely needed...I can think about other at least 40 - 50 configurations to test.....BUT I FORGOT TO SAY THAT OTTO USING LESS COPPER HAS BEEN ABLE TO LIGHT MANY LAMPS WITHOUT INCREASING POWER SUPPLY CURRENT!!!!!
[1:22:31 AM] Giantkiller says: I do believe it is the wing configuration
[1:23:06 AM] Gnosis says: how many turns are Ottos controls now roberto?
[1:23:38 AM] Gnosis says: 1.9 meters is not that much
[1:23:56 AM] Ronotte says: It seems that he's using a figure near the one I'm going to use  1.9 meter that translates into 15 turns of lamp wire
[1:24:18 AM] Gnosis says: your controls are now lamp wire?
[1:24:22 AM] Gnosis says: not mag wire?
[1:24:42 AM] Ronotte says: not at the moment, but I'll switch to it
[1:24:46 AM] Giantkiller says: that would be an open tpu
[1:24:58 AM] Gnosis says: I have litz
[1:25:03 AM] Gnosis says: from some transformers
[1:25:52 AM] Ronotte says: YES it is because I'll wind the lower ring around an annular Al disk and I'LL PUT THE moSFET ON AN UPPER RING OF cU METAL, Than flat coil =  OPEN TPU
 [1:27:00 AM] Ronotte says: ...but it takes time ...and this only AFTER we all have seen that other routes leads to nothing
[1:27:07 AM] Giantkiller says: the flat style gives 2 wing edges, inside and outside.
[1:27:36 AM] Ronotte says: yes and you have to lay down the collector near one border
[1:28:04 AM] Giantkiller says: and the concentrated RE in the center gives us alot to work with in the magnetic field creation.
[1:28:46 AM] Ronotte says: YES and don't forget to make winding AROUND an annular Al disk to provide for particles release!!!!
[1:29:15 AM] Gnosis says: Have you tried different methods of wiring the controls together?
[1:29:16 AM] Giantkiller says: but the mag field is almost like car engine exhaust.
[1:29:33 AM] Ronotte says: what do you mean?
[1:30:53 AM] Gnosis says: Well, the primaries have the input signal and power, one side and power to ground. basically all in parallel, but from different signal sources, same power source though.
[1:30:54 AM] Giantkiller says: the RE is what the true power out for conversion. The mag field is slower and less necessary. Could be helpful for a buffer or resistance of operation.
[1:31:11 AM] Gnosis says: err other side to ground.
[1:32:18 AM] Gnosis says: Secondaries also are all in parallel
[1:32:30 AM] Giantkiller says: yep
[1:32:35 AM] Gnosis says: SM talked about different ways to do it.
[1:32:46 AM] Gnosis says: depending on how you wanted the power output.
[1:32:47 AM] Giantkiller says: strange circuit.
[1:32:54 AM] Gnosis says: more current, or more voltage
[1:33:03 AM] Giantkiller says: IT starts with RE
[1:33:08 AM] Gnosis says: if secondaries were all in series, that might be interesting.
[1:33:17 AM] Ronotte says: In actual CC (many turns) I have lot of RE , peak conversion take place easily...eliminating those huge peaks and make appearing sine wave pieces. The CCs are all in series...but current consumption is still high
[1:33:21 AM] Gnosis says: then to zero and phase
1:33:45 AM] Giantkiller says: right to both of you.
[1:34:42 AM] Giantkiller says: The GK4 has a tremendous amount of RE out. But I made it sloppy and can't tune it.
[1:34:44 AM] Ronotte says: Well ...there still is an important clue!  ..use a rot mag field on Mobius!
[1:34:54 AM] Gnosis says: yes, yes.
[1:35:20 AM] Giantkiller says: absolutely. That is fact and will never go away in my mind.
[1:35:38 AM] Gnosis says: I was thinking about some other experiments I saw somewhere.
[1:35:53 AM] Ronotte says: This is the most important thought I had ...I've definitely have to setup a Tesla pat  with 4 CC to try it
[1:36:05 AM] Gnosis says: Where in several transformers, they placed the primaries in series, and the secondaries all in parallel.
[1:36:10 AM] Giantkiller says: the 390721?
[1:36:14 AM] Ronotte says: Yes
[1:36:35 AM] Giantkiller says: You will like what you see!
[1:36:43 AM] Ronotte says: I already have made such a ring I've only to fire it up
[1:37:08 AM] Giantkiller says: When the current fet board is done I bring them all back out.
[1:37:51 AM] Ronotte says: Probably the best would be to use 3 Mobius and a rot field...low turn-count coils
[1:38:18 AM] Giantkiller says: You just have to get the RE flying. I have 3 coils that do that now.
[1:38:48 AM] Ronotte says: I DO WANT BECAUSE IS JUST THE TIME THIS TEAM GETTING HIS REWARD!
[1:39:14 AM] Giantkiller says: yes sir.
[1:39:34 AM] Gnosis says: are you planning another trip any time soon to croatia?
[1:40:05 AM] Ronotte says: Please would you be so kind to update the other members as it seems I've difficult to find them due to much different timings.
[1:40:29 AM] Ronotte says: YES I'll go to Croatia during the second part of August
[1:40:31 AM] Giantkiller says: sure.
[1:41:14 AM] Gnosis says: awesome. I hope you bring back new documentation.
 [1:42:04 AM] Ronotte says: of course I'LL TRY TO SETUP CORRECTLY EVERYTHING AND TO ASSESS THE SITUATION
[1:42:13 AM] Ronotte says: cIAo

I can edit out more of what is deemed not neccesary.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 15, 2007, 07:04:54 PM
well, which part is deemed neccesary?

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 15, 2007, 07:07:30 PM
Hello all,

@GK

thanks a lot for sharing your discussion. Veeery nice.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 15, 2007, 08:27:52 PM
You are welcome, Sir.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 15, 2007, 08:57:43 PM
Roberto,

I'm designing a circuit for Marco, and while looking at yours, I noticed on your v1.0 ECD controller circuit, there seems to be an error with the IRF7307 connection.

If I am not mistaken, pins 5/6 should be swapped with pins 7/8.

Cheers,
Darren

PS. Not trying to be a "pc hero", just helping out a fellow designer ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 15, 2007, 09:56:25 PM
This thread is starting to look like a cheap soap.

and Rich, you would be the king of pc heroes, i have never seen you build a single coil or posting a image as my memory serves me right  ;D

did you get the generators and finish your ECD type TPU ?
i am intrested in your results.

The people who are waiting for the right tpu diagram are heading towards a verry hard time if/when it becomes available that would mean they start to build their first coil and then they will face all the things the others faced much earlier becuse they did various coils and develloped certain winding techniques.

i don't think one can wind the perfect coil when it is his first one, you really need to get the experience and you will get better as you build more coils.

Marco.


Actually, your memory serves you wrong. I've built an ecd, and started testing. But had to pack up all my equipment because we're moving, and selling my house. I even posted a pic of it in this thread. I'll resume testing in the new house. I saw no results with the tests I performed. I'm not sure my circuit was right though. We'll see at the new house.

I try not report any findings that are just normal results one would expect to see. It has to be pretty extraordinary for me to post about an experiment.

The whole thing about PC heros was retarded, let's let it rest.

I'm interested to hear more about your new tpu, though.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 15, 2007, 10:36:59 PM
ah yes Rich, now i remember again...
you are right.

my memory is a bit noisy latley, if anybody asks me something at work i awnser with:
"three is important, you can do many things with three coils"

 ;D

my new coil already moves the needle of the compass quite nicely on a empty 1,5v aaa battery.
empty as in my mp3 player wont work on it.

i can't wait to build the proper drive and fire it up.
also i have some new ideas about it acting like a reciever and how to de tune it etc,etc.

many tests ahead :)

M.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 15, 2007, 10:43:13 PM
Hahaha, very funny. three is important.

The results on your new coil is awesome so far though.

That's dead enough for me. battery wise.

Very nice. :)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 15, 2007, 10:56:58 PM
yes well, i decided to instead of wrapping coils with the thought "NO! this one isn't going to work" flowing thrue my mind all the time, to build a coil with extreme percission and care...

it took me a long time and then i decided to talk to Darren because i figured if this is a good coil, it needs a proper drive and i was never good at the electronic part,you know.
so i'm glad he's helping me out here :)

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bowser03 on July 16, 2007, 05:11:34 AM
I remember the Hans Coler Report and my invention of the Mobius Diode Coil, which did the similar operation except it was totally DC in nature.  Is it possible to build a Mobius Diode Coil using the flat Mobius Coil they have done here and get a DC output through the coils? 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gn0stik on July 16, 2007, 06:43:04 AM
Bowser I would think so. But having not seen your coil, I'm not exactly sure what your talking about. The diodes would rectify however.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 16, 2007, 07:47:06 AM
I remember the Hans Coler Report and my invention of the Mobius Diode Coil, which did the similar operation except it was totally DC in nature.  Is it possible to build a Mobius Diode Coil using the flat Mobius Coil they have done here and get a DC output through the coils? 

Yes probably, and if it is fed square wave the entire TPU is DC in nature..

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bowser03 on July 16, 2007, 09:54:39 AM
Thousands of years ago a Chinaman invented this circuit and he was prosecuted by the local townspeople and government for sorcery.

Anyway, I will once again build the Mobius Diode Coil circuit but with the flat Mobius Coil design you have posted on this site and the control and output coils.  We will see what happens.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tao on July 16, 2007, 10:24:50 AM
I remember the Hans Coler Report and my invention of the Mobius Diode Coil, which did the similar operation except it was totally DC in nature.  Is it possible to build a Mobius Diode Coil using the flat Mobius Coil they have done here and get a DC output through the coils? 
Thousands of years ago a Chinaman invented this circuit and he was prosecuted by the local townspeople and government for sorcery.

Anyway, I will once again build the Mobius Diode Coil circuit but with the flat Mobius Coil design you have posted on this site and the control and output coils.  We will see what happens.

Are you reincarnated or something? :)

What does this mobius diode coil/circuit look like?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 16, 2007, 11:52:56 AM
@Darren,

the pin numbers on my diagram are correct. You can check-it on IR 7307 Application attached. Of course remember that you can drive the 7307 with +12V without any problems (on past I used only the +6V for safety purposes...but it doesn't need).

Best luck for your work!

@GK,

thanks for assembling my speech!  ...are you ready for firing your Mobius?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 16, 2007, 11:58:29 AM
...sorry here's the attachement
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 16, 2007, 02:59:59 PM
@Darren,

the pin numbers on my diagram are correct. You can check-it on IR 7307 Application attached. Of course remember that you can drive the 7307 with +12V without any problems (on past I used only the +6V for safety purposes...but it doesn't need).

Best luck for your work!

@GK,

thanks for assembling my speech!  ...are you ready for firing your Mobius?


Roberto,

Thanks for the app note.

I see the problem now....the error is in their application note.

They have the N-channel and P-channel devices connected opposite. The P-channel needs to be at +V, and the N-channel at gnd.

I'll email IR and let them know.

Thanks,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 16, 2007, 05:45:29 PM
@Darren,

the pin numbers on my diagram are correct. You can check-it on IR 7307 Application attached. Of course remember that you can drive the 7307 with +12V without any problems (on past I used only the +6V for safety purposes...but it doesn't need).

Best luck for your work!

@GK,

thanks for assembling my speech!  ...are you ready for firing your Mobius?


I have TC4427's on the way. They are faster fet drivers.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nong on July 16, 2007, 07:24:59 PM
This is for high speed mosfet here.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 17, 2007, 01:03:35 AM
Thank you nong for that very good writeup :)

Ok, Roberto, I've done a little more studying of that circuit connection.

It is not an error per se, but it is somewhat unconventional to configure the driver that way. What IR has done is configured the MOSFETs in a Source-Follower topology.

This is good for a low impedance drive, but has other disadvantages. There is a minimum 3.5V loss in the drive voltage due to the Vgs threshold, which explains why there were problems driving the Power MOSFET fully ON and OFF with only a 6V supply. Also, there is a rather large "gap" in the switching, which amounts to a "break-before-make" switch sequence.

At any rate, it will work if sufficient voltage drive is implemented, but it still is unconventional in the sense that Driver chips using complementary MOSFETs on the output, do not do this. They use an inverter topology. I would encourage you to try a "purpose-designed" MOSFET driver to see if there are any differences/improvements.

I'm using the MAX4420 as a driver chip. There are many good ones to choose from. No sense in redesigning the wheel ;)

Regards,
Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 17, 2007, 03:04:13 AM
Thank you nong for that very good writeup :)

Ok, Roberto, I've done a little more studying of that circuit connection.

It is not an error per se, but it is somewhat unconventional to configure the driver that way. What IR has done is configured the MOSFETs in a Source-Follower topology.

This is good for a low impedance drive, but has other disadvantages. There is a minimum 3.5V loss in the drive voltage due to the Vgs threshold, which explains why there were problems driving the Power MOSFET fully ON and OFF with only a 6V supply. Also, there is a rather large "gap" in the switching, which amounts to a "break-before-make" switch sequence.

At any rate, it will work if sufficient voltage drive is implemented, but it still is unconventional in the sense that Driver chips using complementary MOSFETs on the output, do not do this. They use an inverter topology. I would encourage you to try a "purpose-designed" MOSFET driver to see if there are any differences/improvements.

I'm using the MAX4420 as a driver chip. There are many good ones to choose from. No sense in redesigning the wheel ;)

Regards,
Darren
Review: http://datasheets.maxim-ic.com/en/ds/MAX4420-MXT429.pdf
on page 5. They comment about vil and vih.  The input must not be allowed to stay between vil and vih for more than .5us. One interesting note is that ringing may be problem.

Saw that and it piqued my alarms.

--giantkiller. Ya just never know the rules being outside the boundaries.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 17, 2007, 09:31:39 AM
YES Darren,

you are right! I did not noticed that in fact it is a sort of double source follower.....of course it does show the potential problem you correctly said.... but on the positive side there is the 'very low output impedance' which is mandatory if you want charge correctly and full the Power Mosfet Gate capacitance + Miller effect capacitance. Said fact is necessary to put the Mosfet in avalache state that is our target. Sorry  about my typo on +6V: THE IR7307 MUST BE SUPPLIED WITH +12V.
In the past I spent lot of time trying to drive the Power Mosfet in every possible way -> always experienced big problems readily shown by my high bandwidth scope! The IR solution was the first to meet the full IRFP460 specifications, but of course the Micrel MIC4426/4427 are also a very good and easier alternative as well as other providing that are able to show less than 3 Ohm driving impedance to power mosfet gate! (GK : sorry I did not try the MAX4420 chip..so I can't say anything).

Regards to all from

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on July 17, 2007, 02:36:06 PM
Roberto/GK,

The MAX4427 is an upgrade to the TC4427.

The MAX4420 is the "single" version of the MAX4427, but has double the drive  capacity.

Darren
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 17, 2007, 10:34:04 PM
Thanks Darren,

Maxim-ic has a very liberal samples policy also.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 18, 2007, 07:49:36 AM
Hello all,

what to say??

In short:

I made a magnetic amplifier, pulsed it and now again, I have nothing anymore. Everything burned. A lot of smoke and power supply and oscillators are damaged. Totally. Scope, OK, because it was NOT connected.

As Im on vacation from next Monday so please, dont sent me PMs and mails because I cant answer.

For at least I month Im out of "Game".

I wish and I KNOW that the people here can built a good TPU in this month.

Good luck to you all, be very carefull.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 18, 2007, 09:32:53 AM
Hello Otto,

I am very sorry to hear about your loss of your oscillators, controller and power supply.  I can imagine how frustrating that can be.  Hang in there!  :(

Warm regards and peace,
Bruce
Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on July 18, 2007, 09:36:39 AM
Otto,

so sorry to hear this.

May I suggest to all experimenters to only use batteries for testing and NEVER use
regulated power supplies.

Earl

Hello all,

what to say??

In short:

I made a magnetic amplifier, pulsed it and now again, I have nothing anymore. Everything burned. A lot of smoke and power supply and oscillators are damaged. Totally. Scope, OK, because it was NOT connected.

As Im on vacation from next Monday so please, dont sent me PMs and mails because I cant answer.

For at least I month Im out of "Game".

I wish and I KNOW that the people here can built a good TPU in this month.

Good luck to you all, be very carefull.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 18, 2007, 10:24:08 AM
Hello Otto,

what happened exactly? We all are anxious to help you if possible!!

P.S. and oscillators are not a big problem.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 18, 2007, 11:37:30 AM
Hello all,

yesterday I tried to make a magnetic amplifier like in the picture showed yesterday. A little bias voltage.....2 contra connected coils like in the picture.....and thats it. In 1 moment rised the amperage from the power supply to an value that I even cant imagine.

Now you will say a short. Yes, but this is impossible. ALL my wires are very good isolated....

I really dont know what happened. I only pulsed the coils, changed the frequencies...

OK. Now I finally have the chance to build good oscillators.

@Roberto,

are your oscillators OK??
I have the 4427 ICs, not using them....I think I will build my oscillators like you have done it.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 18, 2007, 12:00:49 PM
Hi all,

yesterday evening I tried to rectify and level the positive peaks voltage on my ECD Zero line, I got more than +280VDC that I routed to only one side of a spare coil parallel winded on one of my 2 CCs.

Well I noticed about a 5% increase of light output from my 60W lamp and a sharper sweet point around 35 Khz. But soon after I heard internal (inside the CC) HV discharge noise so I had to stop everything! 
Of course the secondary parallel coil winding (enameled copper wire) did not withstand the ddp. Similar results was obtained just hooking up the P.S output +12V to the same coil). I wonder if I can bias the whole Mobius collector directly and how?  ...perhaps trough a capacitor?  Any help wellcome.

The lesson is: do bias the ring in some way with DCV more than 11V.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 18, 2007, 12:23:28 PM
@ Otto,

I've not seen any PICTURE yesterday!! please if you can re-send them . Thanks.

So finally you've got a chance to build a new set of oscillators!!! Well now you can follow several paths:

1 - use Just one DDS20 kit function generator  (cost in kit about ?65 ...I can give you every details...Meggerman (rob) discovered this kit that's sold in Germany) This is a digital syntesized oscillator 0.1 Hz resolution, freq up to MHz range; it has a nice LCD display and you can vary the freq just tapping a momentary switch...it has also 9 memory where to store freqs. This unit has a high speed transistor fot squarewave output. You can connect it to a divider :n and so obtaining a synched 3 output in a very easy way (I can send you the diagram...really easy ..only 2 chips). Summarizing: 1 function gen (you must provide it with +12 and -12V PS) + 2 chips to obtain :3, :5, :9 necessary for the 3 CC's ECD for automatic rotating magnetic field (freqs posted in this Thread some time ag?...I can send it to you) + MIC4426/27 in order to drive correctly the power Mosfet (remember to put the MIC and the Mosfet not more far than 1 cm.

2 - Use just 3 DDS20 kit to provide the 3 freqs...but in this case no easy way to get them synched!....but the operation is this time similar to that you are used.

3 - Use just a complete home-brew solution like the one I posted some pages ag?.. that was a complete solution! I can design for you a simpler and cheaper way using the CD4018 instead od CD4059 (expensive).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on July 18, 2007, 02:14:09 PM
Hi Otto,
If you are interested I have put all the details about the DDS 20 here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2650.msg38239.html#msg38239

I am working on a -5V supply for it and I have 3 x aluminium cases to put the 3 x DDS 20 boards into.
The -5V supply based on TPS6735, will use all surface mount components except for the LM7805 (re-used component).
http://focus.ti.com/lit/ds/symlink/tps6735.pdf

I ordered some SMD 0402 resistors (not for this project) and I think they are a bit small to work with (1mm x 0.5mm).
Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 18, 2007, 02:30:31 PM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

I will use your design a few pages ago.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 18, 2007, 02:45:48 PM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

I forgot.

The mag amp is on page 16, Bruces TPU theory......

Or just google it. Nice stuff. No, dont think "thats it". But the point is that we have seen such things in the 15" TPU and the 6" TPU has also some little coils in the center...maybe, just maybe...

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: starcruiser on July 18, 2007, 03:31:21 PM
Googled Mag amp and found this site, it is a manufacturer of transformers/coils but offers some interesting info. Take a read.

http://www.butlerwinding.com/elelectronic-transformer/mag-amp.html
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: starcruiser on July 18, 2007, 03:32:57 PM
Here is a C&P from the site

Mag-Amp Magnetic Amplifiers

Magnetic amplifiers, also called mag amps for short, provide an electro-magnetic method of amplification.  Mag amps were quite common prior to the development of solid state transistors.  As advances in semiconductor technology progressed, magnetic amplifiers because a relatively expensive component.  Consequently the use of mag amps declined.  A properly made mag amp is highly reliable, hence they are still used in some applications with demand the reliability performance criteria that a mag amp can meet.  Another feature of mag amps is the high isolation voltages that can be achieved between windings with proper design.  Mag amps may still be preferred over semiconductor devices in safety critical applications.

A typical simple mag amp contains two identical coils, each having identical high permeability square loop magnetic cores and each wound with an identical winding not shared with the other coil.  An alternating voltage source is connected to one end of these windings and a load is connected to the other end.  The windings are either connected in series or in parallel such that the cores? magnetic flux generated by the alternating voltage are out of phase (in opposite directions).  Alternating current (A.C.) will flow through these windings.  Either a shared second winding is wound on both coils or each coil is wound with a second identical winding.  In the latter case the windings are series connected such that a direct current (D.C.) flowing through these windings generate magnetic flux in the cores, which are in phase (in the same direction).  These windings are connected to a variable D.C. current source (which might consist of series connected D.C. voltage source and a variable resistor).  The D.C. winding(s) is (are) referred to as the control winding(s).  Schematic representations of two typical mag amps are given in Figures 1 and 2 further below.  The mag amps shown may also be referred to in literature as a type of saturable reactor.  A mag amp may also be referred to in literature as a type of transductor.

 

Air gaps within a mag amp?s core structure are detrimental to mag amp performance.  Proper mag amp performance requires nearly identical symmetry in core flux excursions; hence leakage flux should be minimized.  Toroidal cores have essentially zero air gaps and the toroidal geometry maximizes magnetic coupling and minimizes leakage flux.  Consequently, toroids are the core shape of choice.

Other variations of mag amps exist, including a single core version that has three core legs.  The middle leg has a D.C. control winding.  The outer legs have identical A.C. windings.  In theory D.C. flux generated in the center leg divides equally and flows through both outer legs.  The A.C. windings are connected such that their phases do not permit any A.C. flux flow through the center leg (in theory).  There are practical difficulties (in the form of magnetic tolerances) with this type of mag amp design.  More advanced mag amp circuits use rectifying elements to isolate the load from the mag amp during core reset.  Core reset refers to the volt-second transition from saturation flux (top flat portion of the B-H loop) to the flux value at the opposite side of the B-H loop (bottom flat portion of the loop).

Butler winding can make (and has made) mag amps.  Butler winding has several types of toroid winding machines that can be used to wind a variety of mag amp core sizes. This includes toroid-taping machines.  For toroids, we can (and have done) sector winding, progressive winding, bank winding, and progressive bank winding.  Butler winding also has other types of winding machines. That includes two programmable automated machines.  We can wind and assemble various standard types of  ?core with bobbin? structures (E, EP, EFD, PQ, POT, U and others), and some custom designs.  Our upper limits are 40 pounds of weight and 2 kilowatts of power.  We have experience with foil windings, litz wire windings, and perfect layering.  Butler winding has vacuum chamber(s) for vacuum impregnation and can also encapsulate.  To ensure quality, Butler Winding purchased two programmable automated testing machines.  Most of our production is 100% tested on these machines.  For more information on Butler Winding?s capabilities, click on our ?capabilities? link.

 
Mag Amp Theory

The following discussion is not intended to give a detailed understanding of mag amp operation.  It is not intended to describe all the variations of mag amp designs or applications.  It is intended to give a basic insight to how a typical simple mag amp functions.  Rectifier aided mag amp circuits are not discussed.  Butler Winding has some but limited experience with mag amps.  If you require more information than the following discussion supplies, please contact Butler Winding and ask to speak to an engineer about mag amps.  Butler Winding will provide whatever help we reasonably can.

Refer to the schematic of Figure 1 bearing in mind (in theory) that the two coils have identical windings and identical cores.  Because of transformer action, the A.C. voltage impressed across the mag amp?s A.C. windings will induce a voltage across each control winding.  Because of the opposite phasing of the A.C. windings, the induced voltages in the D.C. windings will buck each other and exactly cancel each other (in theory) resulting in zero A.C. voltage induced across the D.C. source.  Consequently, low impedance D.C. source will not load down the A.C. windings.

Consider the impedance of the A.C. windings with no D.C. current supplied.  The core and windings are designed such that; 1) the core does not saturate at the maximum intended A.C. voltage, and 2) each A.C. winding has a relatively much higher impedance than the intended load.  Because of the high impedance, very little A.C. current flows.  Consequently, there is very little voltage drop across the load.

 

Now consider the impedance of the A.C. windings with a D.C. current flowing through the control winding.  Both cores have a D.C. biasing flux of equal value and the same phasing.  The A.C. windings of Figure 1 are connected in parallel but with opposite phasing.  The total flux in a core is the sum of the D.C. flux and the A.C. flux.  Because of the opposite A.C. winding phasing, the A.C. voltage increases the core flux of one core while decreasing the core flux of the other core until saturation occurs.  Eventually the alternating fashion of the A.C. voltage causes the changing flux to reverse the direction of flux change of both cores.  Now apply enough D.C. current to cause one core to enter saturation.  The core?s flux reaches its maximum values and does not change (ideal theory) while in saturation; hence no induced voltage will oppose the applied A.C. voltage.  The impedance of that core?s A.C. winding drops to near zero value.  There can be very little voltage drop across that A.C. winding.  The other A.C. winding is connected in parallel to this A.C. winding.  This A.C. winding shunts the current around the other A.C. winding hence the other A.C. winding also sees very little voltage impressed across it.  Consequently the flux of the other core changes very little (essentially stays where it is).  While a core is saturated there is very little impedance between the A.C. voltage source and the load impedance.  Consequently significant load current flows during saturation and produces a relatively large voltage drop across the load.  Because of the eventual A.C. voltage reversal, the saturated core will eventually come out of saturation, high A.C. winding impedance will occur again, and the load current will again drop to near zero value.  Eventually the other core saturates resulting in high load current until the core leaves saturation.  The mag amp has seen a complete A.C. cycle and will proceed to the next cycle.  For mag amps, entering saturation is like closing a switch.  The time spent in saturation is the ?turn-on? time of the mag amp switch.

The amount of time spent in saturation is determined by the amount of D.C. biasing current.  A larger D.C. bias current causes the cores to enter saturation earlier and exit saturation later, thereby increasing the length of time current is delivered to the load, thereby increasing the average amount of current delivered to the load in a given period of time.  Once a steady state condition is reached in an idealized mag amp, it can be shown that the averaged ampere-turns of the load current are proportional to the ampere-turns of the control current.  With appropriate choices of turns ratio, windings, and cores, one can achieve significant power amplification gain.

The schematic in Figure 2 shows the A.C. windings connected in series.  When one core saturates both of its winding have relatively very low impedance and can be ignored.  The core?s A.C. winding does not shunt the other A.C. winding, but the other A.C. winding will not maintain its high impedance level if the D.C. source has a sufficiently low impedance.  With one core saturated the low impedance D.C. source becomes a transformer-coupled load to the unsaturated A.C. winding.  The impedance on the unsaturated A.C. winding drops to the transformer coupled reflected value of the low impedance D.C. source.  A load current flows which produces a significant load voltage.

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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: starcruiser on July 18, 2007, 03:40:42 PM
Another paper on Mag amps and the use of biasing the coils using a permenant magnet.

http://www.iop.org/EJ/abstract/0950-7671/25/8/303

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MeggerMan on July 18, 2007, 11:57:00 PM
@All,
Mosfets, boring subject I know but I feel I need to share some info:
STB14NK60ZT4 Zener protected super-mesh
Resistance 0.45R, max drain/source 600V, current 13.5A continuous 54A pulsed, rise/fall 18/13ns, gate capacitance 2220pf Price 0.78 GBP each

Full spec here:
http://www.rapidonline.com/netalogue/specs/47-0490e.pdf

I will do some tests shortly to see what frequency and more importantly pulse duration these will go up to. At least at 600V I won't need to worry too much about back emf destroying the part.

Regards
Rob
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: buzneg on July 19, 2007, 07:37:05 AM
was the soldering wire the thickest of the wires Otto tested?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 19, 2007, 08:15:56 AM
Hello all,

@buzneg

yes, 1mm in diameter. Soldering wire, copper wire, Al wire, iron wire.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 19, 2007, 10:09:13 AM
Does "biasing" mean to "prevent saturation/overload" i.e. to "maintain balance under load"?

... got more than +280VDC that I routed to only one side of a spare coil parallel winded on one of my 2 CCs.
....Similar results was obtained just hooking up the P.S output +12V to the same coil...

Hi Roberto,
I think what you describe, is what they call "provide a bias" to the setup.
If this is the right understanding, then I think the the "biasing signal" has to be applied in opposition to the "normal signal".

Biasing the CCs
Did you apply the bias to the CCs in that way (i.e. in opposition?)? If not, maybe you can try to connect the bias signal to the other end of your spare CC windings.

Biasing the collector
If a small toroid is placed in the center of the "basic TPU" I think it should be wired up so, that the toroidal fields (vortexes) of the small toroid and the "basic TPU" are in opposition.
In this way these fields would serve as dynamic bias of each other.

I think Otto has achieved this effect through the horizontal displacement of his big and small ring. But if you don't get this horizontal distance just right .... well.. you missed it.

BTW: Why don't the two rings of the ECD bias each other properly when they are on the same level (i.e. no vertical displacement)?
Because they don't have equal length, I suppose.

Did you adjust the vertical displacement in your setup so that you see the "additional power through displacement" as Otto saw when he lifted one ring to the exact height?
It must be possible for you to verify this, as you should clearly be able to see additional output at the correct hight/displacement.

I think there will be no OU in the ECD if said displacement of the two rings is not correct.
Because only with the right displacement the fields of the two rings provide the right dynamically self-adjusting bias for each other.

!?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 19, 2007, 11:45:38 AM
@Gustav22,

I'm really glad you are asking about this theme as I think is really important.

Biasing the CC
Of course I tried to bias it  connecting either the hot side or the cold CC side (I'm speaking about the additional secondary on CC which is at the moment not used...but may be used to deliver power in a way isolated from the ECD itself). Well if I connect to the hot side I have an increase of lamp light  ...the contrary the other way around. Remember that my CC is winded in CW way and the winding startpoint is near the Zero point  (...so the Primary coil is connected to +12V from the side distant from the Zero point).

Biasing the Collector
- In this case the small ring is almost in the same plane of the big one (just some 10 mm upper...for mechanical reasons...).

- With this setup I still have to adj the vertical displacement and see if there's the increase reported by Otto (at 44mm displacement).
I don't understand the reason for the small toroid on the center that you mentioned. May you be clearer?

You as well are missing one important aspect: while the Bias is correctly applyied the ECD tunig appear to be much sharper and output power increased! Do you have an explanation?

Roberto


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 19, 2007, 08:49:36 PM
Biasing, of any form, on a resonant (magnetic or otherwise) circuit can be used to increase the Q of that circuit. It can also be used to decrease that factor.
It might be possible that 'bias', in this case, may also be used to contain or enclose or direct.

I don't believe magnetic amplification is being used here. But I do believe a portion of that theory, magnetic switching, may be involved. The magnetic bias looks to be the amplitude modulation part of the system - the  - holding the hose while walking causing more flow control - part.

I don't see where electronic bias would be an improvement over magnetic bias.

Biasing, + or - or both, can be used to place operation at a needed part of the operational curve. Even a short piece of wire has an operational curve that can be plotted. This is the way the 'tickler' coil works on a regenerative receiver.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 19, 2007, 10:58:01 PM
 :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 20, 2007, 10:24:13 AM
Hi Roberto,

...
I don't understand the reason for the small toroid on the center that you mentioned. May you be clearer?
...while the Bias is correctly applyied the ECD tunig appear to be much sharper and output power increased! Do you have an explanation?

I have noted your 2 questions, but at the moment am not capable of providing a clear explanation.

But please let me again emphasize the importance of the 44 mm (1.75") vertical distance between the two rings which Otto discovered in his experiments.

Let me offer an explanation for the 44 mm (1.75"):

The ratio of the diameter of the big ECD-collector-circle to the small circle is 3:2

Now please see my illustration of a cross-section of the ECD in green colour here:
Please read 2 inches for each symbol 1 in the illustration.
Then you have an exact cross-section of the 6"-ECD
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg31317.html#msg31317

The distance between the two rings in the ECD is equal to the height of any one of the small equilateral triangles (black).
Using the formula of Pythagoras the height can be calculated.
It is 1.75" (44 mm).

See also the drawing here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg31143.html#msg31143

You have a very high factor of power conversion already.
I think that additional EM-coupling between the two circles will occur at the right distance.
This distance is 44 mm (1.75")
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 20, 2007, 09:48:35 PM
@Gustav22

Good logic on the rings.

@otto

I have a question:

Is there any way to make a tigers' trap to catch the beast and hold it. You can call it going on Ottos' ECD Safari. If using some high value caps in parrallel with a way of cutting the cap when filled, this could give you a good idea on the real voltage / current produced. Maybe you have to catch the beast first before you can tame it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 21, 2007, 10:00:38 AM
Hello Gusta22,

Thank very much for your calculus. I do agree 100%, I wonder what could happen in the case of multiple rings....I mean if that geometric construction could be still valid!.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tim_crouse on July 22, 2007, 06:04:26 AM
Is or has anyone release any drawings of the successful prototype?

I have access to a lab full of equipment, a machine shop, and Labview

If I could assist you folks to get some things some things verified let me know.

Best Regards
Tim C.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bowser03 on July 22, 2007, 12:02:10 PM
http://www.rexresearch.com/feg/britten.htm go see the schematic of Chancey Britten's electrical power generator apparatus and notice that he is drawing power from the secondary which is a single wire.  This TPU was already done by him.  He is using one single control coil as primary and attaching it to an antenna to get a pulsed input from the ambient environment.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bowser03 on July 22, 2007, 12:12:39 PM
Notice on the Chancey Britain Patent, he is using a copper tube which  is elevated.  Isn't that something, he has formed a glass capacitor too.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 22, 2007, 02:28:09 PM
We know that a few months ago Otto hit an ideal setup of his ECD.
No load was attached at the time. The device ran away and the weakest parts self-destroyed.

Why do we not have success in replicating this?
Can none of the replicators properly tune their setups?
Why does it not work again?
What is the difference between Otto's successful setup and the replications?

Well, I guess all ECD replicators attach light bulbs as loads.

Why does the ECD not run away with a lightbulb attached?

As far as I understand all wire lengths of a good ECD setup have certain ratios so that resonance is facilitated and the whole setup is in tune.

But what about the load assembly (light bulb plus connection leads)?
Should that not be in tune with the rest?
What if it were?

So here my suggestion:
For testing, it may be a good idea to choose proper 'in-tune' wire lengths to attach the load. I suggest ca. 80 cm (31.4") (i.e. same length as the collector) or (sub-)harmonic ratios of this length.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 22, 2007, 05:40:54 PM
Is or has anyone release any drawings of the successful prototype?

I have access to a lab full of equipment, a machine shop, and Labview

If I could assist you folks to get some things some things verified let me know.

Best Regards
Tim C.

@Tim Crouse,
I can't speak for the others because I am not sure how many ECD builders there are but here is a link to my current progress. I followed Roberto's ECD document and been following and replicating Otto's designs and configurations. The Lords of the ring starts with that. This link puts you in my SM progress at the ECD stage progress.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg39888.html#msg39888
But as a caveat, I do not not want to detract from this or other threads. There is valid information everywhere.

My current and unposted delima is I toasted a fet trying out a suggested experiment. I don't want to waste thread space on this.

--giantkiller. Enjoy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on July 23, 2007, 01:47:58 AM
SM told us that there are a lot of ways to built a good TPU. So, in a very short time, I suppose, there will be TPUs like the open one with the controlls wound all over the collector and a few other types.  I only wanted to give the basic setup that I have. Its on you to find other possibilities to built a good TPU. Otto

With that in mind I wonder if there would be any merit in considering how a TPU may be wound in a Tensor or Caduceus Coil manner.

"This coil has repeatedly been found to violate established laws of electrodynamics and hertzian wave theory when high frequency is injected into it."

"This apparatus has zero impedance  - unlike an ordinary coil."

"It has infinite resonance  - unlike an ordinary coil which will resonate chiefly at its natural fundamental frequency and weakly on the 2nd or 3rd harmonic, the Tensor coil is capable of resonating strongly on any number of frequencies randomly spaced in the spectrum."

"A few investigators have also reported unexpected bizarre inertial effects  (READ: "gyroscopic effects"?) in conjunction with these coils."

Perhaps if one modeled a TPU after the omni-resonant antenna-like features of human DNA (caduceus style), one "may" inherently solve the problem of TPU super nova ("spontanious combustion")... ?

- http://uncletaz.com/library/scimath/cadcoil.html
- http://www.keelynet.com/time/cadsmith.htm
- http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/

You have hit the nail on the head, the double helix is the way to go, however you must remember that you must use much lower voltage/amps on your feed as this will reach saturation point much quicker.

To overcome this you have to change it to crystal filament double helix. Quartz can withstand much higher temperature without failure and as some of you will find it creates some very interesting side band harmonics as well as not requiring an input frequency. As the quartz is naturally resonant when power is applied across it.

If using a triple core double helix crystal filament set up, the desired frequencies are 7, 14 and 21 Khz. Please do remember about synchronisation. The observed sweet spots with combined frequencies on previous experiments was to do with the fact that at certain frequency combinations you where creating a new side band frequency. This 3 note harmonic is important. When using quartz it is more to do with the 3 separate start-up up feeds, to get desired synchronisation.

You need very accurate timers which lets you phase the start sync of each frequency.

I will warn you in advance the initial EMP off this can be quite intense. do not and I mean DO NOT! do this within 1/2 mile of anybody with a pacemaker. If you do not have adequate shielding

according to how many time you fold the double helix back on itself will proportionately double its resistance for each fold and also double its energy density level.
 
Do not attempt more than 10 fold backs, as the Ion saturation level will be enough to levitate any object within it's vicinity. a cool effect, but really screws with diagnostic equipment.

Another thing you want to look at is Prof.Dr Gunter Nimtz's work on quantum electron tunnelling.

You may begin to understand the importance of a moderator between the field coils and the output coils. Some of you may have already noticed that the type of the coating on the coil wire does alter the outcome. Exploit this. 

Have look here, I am in the process of making TDM public domain, now that science has caught up, I can begin to make people aware that over unity is nothing more than a term created by blinkered science, (how many people here know that the laws of thermodynamics are based upon a philosophical argument, not science?) in fact classical physics does predict the observed effects. Einstein knew the dangers of this, this is part of the reason why he was so reluctant to admit his theories predicted black holes.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2816.new.html#new

It will take me while to write it all up again. So please be patient.

That helps explain some of what you are exploiting, note:  that it does not require the laws of physics to be rewritten. In fact it endorses them, but unusually it also allows so called over unity to be fact of physics.

btw there are other combined sweet spot frequencies   3, 7, 9,11,13, 33 and 39Khz  (Don't even think about quoting masonic conspiracy to me  ;D )  Remember when using these frequencies with standard generators, to adjust the phase of the synchronisation of each of them to achieve the required side band harmonics.


Edit: After some soul searching I decided to add this part.

These TPU devices are working on two fronts,

1. Is a frequency induced Electromotive force
2. The other is as some have already mentioned. Gravity.  This is the gyroscopic events that has been felt during tests.

As I progress my post on the TDM thread I will explain what gravity is and how to manipulate it.

One very big word of warning, I really mean this as a WARNING! be very careful of that gyroscopic effect, if the gravitational field exceeds a saturation per volume that is greater than anything on the earth, the object will launch at escape velocity as it will be attracted to the next heaviest object in the solar system.

If you exceed ZPE frequency density of this point in the space time continuum, it will assume the relative density proportionate to its Gravitiational compression level. Plain English you will fold space time.

Some of you may think this is a little far out and too crazy to be true, yet with the use of simple photon compression target Prof.Dr Gunter Nimtz has been able to successfully transfer Mozart 40 from one location to another at several times the velocity of light. I mention this as it is a publicly available experiment. Although the smoothing of Quantum wave packets may not be arguably transfer of information in the classical physics term. There is no avoiding that a data stream was propagated over specific distance by non subluminal means (Faster than light) using a moderator, 'the target'.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Super God on July 23, 2007, 02:22:59 AM
I think you're onto something.  In ethernet wiring, the receive and transmit pairs are twisted much like a caduceus coil so that it cancels out noise in the pair.  Weird.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on July 23, 2007, 02:45:20 AM
Nature normally has ways of doing things much better, the double helix is the most efficient energy transfer/absorption structure for strands.

Those of you familier with WI-FI sniffing will already be aware of how efficient this structure is as a emitter/receiver. You need to get little bit more away from electro magnetics and into the range of radio transmissions to fully understand these TPU's

Some more other tips: As mentioned here previously, isolated PSU such as a battery is more desirable than a regulated PSU.

Even with the best electronics, spike recovery times and feed back will be an issue with mains based PSU's, also DC is not true DC from them. Its a simulation of DC. which will affect the efficiency of the test device as it will create other carrier frequencies.

Do not and I mean DO NOT!!! suddenly ramp through the frequency the spectrum, as the EMP is highly saturated pulse and can land you flat on your ass on the other side of the room. As one individual here nearly found out.

Great for parties, but really trashes your electronic hardware. Plus the neighbours get a bit spooked when objects suddenly fly across their rooms for no apparent reason. ;D ;D ;D

Some examples of the levels of saturation you are creating (In localised terms) in these experiments.

http://www.hfml.ru.nl/levitation-movies.html

I can still hear the Rutherford Appleton Labs in Oxfordshire tell me that was impossible back in 1989.

"They said ion saturation would occur long before levitation".

I replied "That is the whole point of it" and terminated the call.  ;D

Without saturation you can't have compression.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on July 23, 2007, 04:21:35 AM
Hello 13th hour,

Welcome to the forum.  I enjoyed your take on SR in the other thread.  But a few quick questions.

Your last two posts on this thread make it sound as if you have a working device, or have experimented along the lines that you mentioned.  In particular the 1x 2x and 3x frequencies that you mentioned.  Can you tell us more of those experiments that led you to the 7, 14, and 21 KHz?  Many of us love theory, but are kind of "jaded" by all of it and are building and experimenting. 

Time for some pork on those chops, so to say!  ;)

Cheers,
Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on July 23, 2007, 05:22:36 AM
I am isolating those frequencies from a specific document obtain from NT before he died. The rest where lost when his labs where raided after he passed away. Now held by the United States Government.

They are the frequencies used in the genuine PE involving a naval frigate. For the record it had nothing to do with Anti Radar.

The difference on the PE was that on the larger scale they where working in the Hertz rather than Kilohertz band that these smaller TPU's are.

but that is all too cloak and dagger for around here, I prefer to stick to things I can openly talk about without causing trouble for this site.

I have observed specific gravitational effects in other experiments  on the CNFT (cold nuclear fusion tower) when using those listed frequencies. So this is part I can talk with confidence about. 

btw the side stepping of your question is not an intentional thing about misleading you. I learned many years ago that dropping all of TDM in somebodies lap has similar effect to handing a caveman a gun. Not that I am saying anybody is a caveman, its just an analogy of the learning curve. Plus I genuinely don't want to get into the whole I can't tell you scenario as this is definitely not the place for such response. So I gave you little of it (just enough to know it is genuine). I did not have an alternative but to use that. I just knew somebody would ask its origin, and I am too honest to lie about it. Lies only get found out and serve to discredit whatever the person may have genuinely said.






Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 23, 2007, 05:29:06 PM
@13thHour,

wellcome in this thread!

I wonder if that means that we must include Caduceus coil into our work schedule ... Reading intra your lines I'm propense to think that you did already had some real experience as per your warning .... this theme as for the ECD-Mobius IS DANGEROUS indeed.  Please have a look to my next reply to Gustav22 and feel free to explicit your thinking.

@Gustav22,

I do agree with your assesment of present ECD developing situation. It is clear that the conditions that lead to ECD run-away condition are not stable/reproductable.
I did many tests in order to find a more stable design but for the moment I did not succeed. Anyway some new points have been reached: the multiple Seeds appearing and the associated automatic RE peaks converting into justapposing sine pieces is to be considered EXTRAORDINARY. No way for me to explain it! I hope that both Jason, GK and several other will soon be able to experiment on this ground.

It is clear that at least the actual CC design is not correct, it needs to be reconsidered, I will join Otto on 20 of August just to plan a strategy to follow for next September. I do also urge all to use synched frequencies using one of the many circuits posted.

Some practical hints:
I do confirm that for the 6" ECD the first correct freq is in the range 25 - 30 KHz, the second is also fixed as it is the second harmonic: in this case may range from 50 to 60 KHz, the third frequency may be the third harmonic but...in many cases I've had good results with 5th or even the 9th harmonic.

Best luck to all

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on July 23, 2007, 05:49:19 PM
A friendly note on EMP generation - use it or blow it off - your choice.

Forget shielding. Don't waste your time. Grounding is useless, as well. I don't care what you think you know about Faraday cages.

They will not stop the pulse unless they are 'active' cages. By that I mean generating their own equal intensity field of the same polarity and type. Good luck building one unless you have experience in EW, ECM and ECCM.

Of course, none of us have done this before so the above is just hot air   :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on July 23, 2007, 06:35:33 PM
ECD-Mobius IS DANGEROUS ?..

Assuming that the Mobious coil is a scalar wave antenna :
http://www.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~bruhn/Commentary-Oschman.htm

This document ?Capt. Robert M. Collins (TQTR), "Soviet Research On The A-Vector Potential and Scalar Waves (U)," Unknown? from: http://www.unusualresearch.com/scalarbib/scalarbib.htm

give possible conseguence of the use of dual mobious coil, see the page 5  para ?Ad hoc Theories on Scalar Waves?  Summing two scalar waves??.the ultimate ecological catastophe?


Ciao Marzio
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 23, 2007, 07:31:47 PM
 now thats  funny-- I just posted a photo of my semi Ottos mobius coil set up on Maniux thread , take a look mabey I should reconcider this set up , mmmm  2 rings aluminum and braded coax fed throught the pipe,  tight fit . getting ready to wind the aluminum and the bias windings .  stop or go ahead? I'm testing on a concrete room very small and all test equipement is 30 feet away with cameras set up, when i did a test on another coil my camers started to get blurry but kept working , strange effects before to lighting hit.  >:(
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on July 23, 2007, 10:34:14 PM
ECD-Mobius IS DANGEROUS ?..

Assuming that the Mobious coil is a scalar wave antenna :
http://www.mathematik.tu-darmstadt.de/~bruhn/Commentary-Oschman.htm

This document ?Capt. Robert M. Collins (TQTR), "Soviet Research On The A-Vector Potential and Scalar Waves (U)," Unknown? from: http://www.unusualresearch.com/scalarbib/scalarbib.htm

give possible conseguence of the use of dual mobious coil, see the page 5  para ?Ad hoc Theories on Scalar Waves?  Summing two scalar waves??.the ultimate ecological catastophe?


Ciao Marzio


You are correct in one sense about the dangers, at the moment on this small scale most people are only experiencing rather odd self resonation, the Hutchison effect if you prefer. I was just warning people to be very careful of the energy saturation density. As they are already observing the gyroscopic effect.

You can accidentally create a short burst EMP (I use EMP for want of better word, as there is currently no wording to describe this phenomenon without delving into deep explanation of TDM and Hawking's Arrow, I am reluctant to add yet another word to the several I have already had to create)

However I need to bite the bullet and give this a name. The nearest description would be a Gravitational Electromagnetic Pulse (GEMP), which is combination of gravitational shift and electromagnetic disturbance locality of the experiment.

It's basically an intensely saturated  magnetic pulse that to non magnetic objects it becomes Kinetic instead of electromagnetic energy.

This is an example of a sustained GEMP in which a organic object (around 2 gauss) is levitated
(http://www.hfml.ru.nl/pics/frog.jpg)

The frog freely floats in the over saturated magnetic field. In that experiment the magnetic field is over 1000* more dense than a normal permanent magnet.



 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on July 24, 2007, 04:41:55 AM
i have a question


   why does steven use a permanant magnet when he first starts the coil up? or placed in the ring or on it ?


might this be part of the reason why if we have a spinning magnetic tornato in side of the ring could it be used for driiection of spinn of the tornato and used to make electrons flow in the collector wire because he removes the magnets on some tpus and not others i think the magnet helps to hold the electrons in side the ring  or if in attraction maybe  it sucks the electrons in to the wire


is
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Dingus Mungus on July 24, 2007, 09:06:00 AM
Make a solenoid coil and pass a manget over it or on to it while measuring the resistance. You'll notice the tiny fluctuations in voltage equate to great changes in resistance. The harmonic effects being discussed have to do with resonance which is dirrectly correlated to coil resistance and perhaps presence of B field to alter resonance on one of the coils. Like a key to start the ripples. BUT there were models shown with switches and the like. Unless he had them going SS, and the switch opened the output only.

All just theory though,
~Dingus Mungus
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 24, 2007, 11:11:10 AM
Hello all,

Im on vacation and fixing my equipment.

My HAMEG HM oscilloskop is fixed. Finally.

Now I have a new problem:

Maybe someone of you have a shematic of a TECTRONIX 2445B scope??? I have to fix this scope too.

Thanks.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 24, 2007, 11:24:43 AM
Hello Roberto and Otto

as far as I understand you have discovered two possibilities to connect a load to the ECD. These two possibilities are as follows:

1) Load attached between points Phase and Zero on the collector(s).

2) Load attached to an additional (i.e. third) winding of the CCs.

Obviously when the load is connected as in possibility 2), the two collector leads are completely isolated from each other.
Yet it is the main characteristic of a M?bius topographic arrangement, that every point in the arrangement is connected to every other point so that there is no beginning and no end.
If I look at the ECD-collector with this in mind, there is no Mobius topography, when the two collector leads are isolated from each other.

So if you have any time and when all your equipment is working
 ;)
maybe it would be good to try to connect the load as in 2) and at the same time put a diode between Phase and Zero to provide an uninterrupted M?bius topography of the two collector leads.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 25, 2007, 12:59:56 AM
Otto -  thats great news !    I'll post my latest coil here,  Ronnet has seen it so i feel you need a look see.  I'll start winding it soon. the coax is inside the aluminum tube top and bottom. any asistance would be welcome .
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on July 25, 2007, 08:51:39 AM
Hello all,

Im on vacation and fixing my equipment.

My HAMEG HM oscilloskop is fixed. Finally.

Now I have a new problem:

Maybe someone of you have a shematic of a TECTRONIX 2445B scope??? I have to fix this scope too.

Thanks.

Otto

Hello Otto,

Here is a link for some free downloadable Tektronix oscilloscope service manuals but unfortunately your 2445B is not included.  But they have 2465B which may has the same input stages.  They also have 2445 but it may has a bit different input circuits, your 2445B type was issued 3-4 years later, a friend of mine told me.

So this is the link: http://bama.edebris.com/manuals/tek/ 

Also, there is a Yahoo mail group on repairing older/classic Tektronix scopes, they may be able to help you,  they may have collection in their Files section, and they probably can help with good pieces of advice, see this link and log in:

http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/TekScopes/

Regards
Gyula
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on July 25, 2007, 11:33:03 AM
Hello Otto,

thanks to Earl, here you can find the 2445 manual (for $14):
--------------------------------------
http://business.search.ebay.com/oscilloscope_Manuals-Books_W0QQsacatZ40119

http://cgi.ebay.com/Tektronix-Tek-2445-Oscilloscope-Service-Manual_W0QQitemZ330148006856QQihZ014QQcategoryZ40123QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
================
ask
David DiGiacomo
david@slack.com
========

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 25, 2007, 12:57:22 PM
Hello all,

thanks a lot for the links.

A special thank to Gyula. I have downloaded the manual for the 2445 Tectronix and can say THATS IT!!!!

Anyway thank you all, ,my good people.

Mannix was right about using a scope. With my analog scope I can see the kicks and signals muuuuch better then with a digital scope.

Now I have to fix my Tectronics.

The last few days I was looking at my old books about TVs, high voltage, particle acceleration.....hmmmm.....

I was looking how a tokamak is builded, a big ring and a little ring....

Anyway, thanks guys.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on July 27, 2007, 10:51:03 PM
Hello All,

Just thought i would post a link to this thread here. It's to my latest article.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,712.msg41962.html#msg41962

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on July 28, 2007, 09:53:07 AM
Proposal for a wiring schematic of CCs.
Signals/pulses would travel 720? (i.e. twice round the circle).
Collector is not shown.

Coil assembly A consists of 2 insulated coils on the same core. These coils A1 and A2 are wound in opposite direction.
Coil assemblies B and C are made up in the same way as A.

1) What happens:
Pulse Pn has just left A1. At that moment A2 could be called the secondary.
The collapsing field (BEMF of Pn) leads to induction in A2.
If A2 was wound in the same direction as A1 the induced potential would be opposed to Pn.
Since A2 is wound in the opposite direction, the resulting Voltage V in the secondary will have the same potential as pulse Pn and such add to the potential of all pulses Px.

Yes? No?

2) How can the augmented potential which in the drawing is routed to GND, be partially recycled?

3) An additional thought:
If the black coils A1, B1, and C1  (OR the orange coils) were wound from iron wire and thus became magnetic while they act as secondaries,
could this effect be called a dynamic magnetic bias?
And would that be helpful?

edit: attempt to clarify my understanding of this circuit:
- A1 and A2 act as a transformer. B and C work in the same way - but these transformers are not isolation transformers. Note:
primary and secondary of each transformer are connected in series, as the circular connection goes round twice.
So energy in the primary and secondary of each transformer
are kept in one circuit and are phase shifted in respect to each other. So they should add up.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheCell on July 28, 2007, 02:25:32 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 18, 2007, 01:59:07 AM
An important issue to also remember here within the TPU's when resonance wavefronts interact, the resulting wave will be the sum of the interacting wave fronts.

Thus the sweet spots where specific interactions create the kick effect of the preceding scalar/soliton wave. Kicking at the right point of the wave will induce a larger amount of electrons to be discharged from the collector. In a sense the interactions build up capacitance spots in the collector wire. Were part of the wave is holding back whilst the other is pushing forward. Creating a 5Mhz pure sine wave which acts like millions of mini capacitors firing off in a linear sequence.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 18, 2007, 02:18:05 AM
Proposal for a wiring schematic of CCs.
Signals/pulses would travel 720? (i.e. twice round the circle).
Collector is not shown.

Coil assembly A consists of 2 insulated coils on the same core. These coils A1 and A2 are wound in opposite direction.
Coil assemblies B and C are made up in the same way as A.

1) What happens:
Pulse Pn has just left A1. At that moment A2 could be called the secondary.
The collapsing field (BEMF of Pn) leads to induction in A2.
If A2 was wound in the same direction as A1 the induced potential would be opposed to Pn.
Since A2 is wound in the opposite direction, the resulting Voltage V in the secondary will have the same potential as pulse Pn and such add to the potential of all pulses Px.

Yes? No?

2) How can the augmented potential which in the drawing is routed to GND, be partially recycled?

3) An additional thought:
If the black coils A1, B1, and C1  (OR the orange coils) were wound from iron wire and thus became magnetic while they act as secondaries,
could this effect be called a dynamic magnetic bias?
And would that be helpful?

edit: attempt to clarify my understanding of this circuit:
- A1 and A2 act as a transformer. B and C work in the same way - but these transformers are not isolation transformers. Note:
primary and secondary of each transformer are connected in series, as the circular connection goes round twice.
So energy in the primary and secondary of each transformer
are kept in one circuit and are phase shifted in respect to each other. So they should add up.

I think this is an interesting approach, but why not break it down into single caduceus coils? Which is remarkably similar to your layout however greater care is taken in how you loop the cross over points on the opposing wind. Their resonant frequency is considered to be almost infinite. As well as being natural emitters of the solitary (Scalar /Soliton) waves. I have tested simple caduceus coils with a single Khz bandwidth square wave source, resonating almost into the 10 Mhz band.

(http://jnaudin.free.fr/images/caduceus.gif)
picture with courtesy of  J.Naudin http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm


Interestingly Naudin was able to get away with using a normal zener diode setup in his soliton pulse experiments when driving the IF840 Mosfet from his function generator. Although I do admit the IRF7307's will give a better performance. Those things are like gold dust in the UK at the moment. 

Anybody know a good source for the 7307's in the UK? or even a source which will ship them here without having to buy 10,000...

(http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/images/spgendiag.gif)


Have look how intense the spikes are using a caduceus coil with a single square wave source.

(http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/images/soliton_pulse.gif)

That is with an input frequency of just 15 KHz (DTC=50%)

More info here : http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/index.htm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 18, 2007, 02:47:03 AM
I was wondering... Oh man. Your "sweet spots" are harmonic frequencies, just like nodes on a tesla coil. If you get the frequency exact.... DO ME A FAVOR. Once you know the exact frequency, figure out a couple of 1/4 wave harmonics and then inject them into your pulse circuit.... It SHOULD increse the output drastically. If that doesn't work, try full half wave harmonics, or even full wave harmonics.

Imagine the effect of a harmonic resonant tesla coil. A single resonant frequency at Q gives an awesome spark. Combined with multiple harmonic frequencies, and the coil erupts, as they combine without negation. Your "sweet spot frequencies" should be some factor of 1/4 or 1/2 wave frequencies. I am wondering whether ZP isn't harnessed by a form of "resonant trap" field effect. Just a thought.

Paul Andrulis 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 18, 2007, 02:56:54 AM
You may want to read this http://www.math.h.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~takasaki/soliton-lab/gallery/solitons/index-e.html

It gives an interesting perspective on soliton waves.


The most common frequency that keeps cropping up in these TPU experiments seems to be an output in the 5Mhz band.

btw be very careful, as you can see from the previously posted references, soliton waves can easily transmit through conventional metal RF shielding. Essentially when do this you are setting up a variation of Prof.Dr Gunter Nimtz's quantum tunnelling experiments. 

Where the wave pack travels from Point A to point B by non subliminal (FTL) means. A form of magnetic space time superconductivity if you prefer. Where the electron is pushed, yet between that location and the exit location it is not subject to any resistance on our relative scale, so there is no loss of this push energy.


A----------------------------------------------------------B

In normal terms  the electron travels from A to B but is subject to resistance which slows it down.

However this spike causes the electrons density to be rapidly compressed. Meaning that physically it is two small to interact with our space time.

Mean while us and the device are subject to the normal compression of space time.

The electron now interacts on another scale version of the universe.

In doing so it is like dropping a stone in a container of water that is full, the water get displaced proportionate to the volume/density of the stone. In the same way space time on that scale expands proportionately.

Because we are now of the same scale of interaction to where the previous zero point was. We now observe this low density matter of that scale as ultra high density matter on ours , the 'electron'.

However to us the electron has jumped from point A to point B and it still has the same velocity and acceleration as was first induced.

A                                                                                 B

A to B With nothing  in between.

Which explains how two soliton pulses can converge into a single packet then exit as the two soliton waves with the same velocity as they had before. Again this seems to be around this 5Mhz carrier bandwidth.

However if we introduce other harmonics we increase the compression, forcing the electron to interact with ever higher density ranges of the universe. for each scale range it steps through on the resultant expansion the amount of energy increases by 1.

So 10 scale ranges down (less the original range) return 9 times greater energy than the input.

This is the basic principle of how ZPE works.

It is kind of scary when you consider that each multiple is technically the sum of the entire energy of another scales finite universe. So what seems like a tiny increase in output to us is effectively multiples of the energy required to start the big bang.

A less technical explanation of soliton waves that I found on google http://www.psy.cmu.edu/~davia/mbc/8start.html

This part in reference:

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Soliton waves (originally identified by J. Scott Russell in 1884) are non-dissipative waves that occur at the boundary between differing tendencies of waves. Thus, in water, the mathematics used to describe low amplitude waves are relatively simple -- linear in fact. Low amplitude waves have a tendency to dissipate, as when we drop a pebble in a pond and observe the waves spreading out. Also, the various frequencies that might comprise a low amplitude wave will gradually separate as a result of the different speeds at which they travel. High amplitude waves, on the other hand, behave non-linearly. They have a tendency to compress and cause criticality, white water, turbulence. However, just like low amplitude waves, the result is a rapid dissipation of energy and structure.

Right at the boundary between these two tendencies we find soliton waves. Examples of soliton waves include tsunami and certain types of vortices; Jupiter's Red Spot may well be a soliton wave. What makes these waves so interesting is their robustness. A tsunami may travel the length of the Pacific Ocean with relatively little dissipation. Soliton waves are practically frictionless. It seems that at the boundary the non-dissipative (or compressive) tendency of high amplitude waves exactly cancels out the dissipative tendency of low amplitude waves. Also, solitons can be found in a number of mediums. If physicists exactly balance two properties of light - refraction and diffraction, for example, solitons may be formed.

The wires that we are using are the perfect medium for non dissipation of the soliton waves as they follow a relatively uniform structure.

The exactly balanced refraction and defraction of light would be the opposite windings if the caduceus coil and yes you can create optical based caduceus transmitters.

They are what sci-fi would refer to as sub space emitters and collectors.

Now for something completely different:

http://www.youtube.com/v/BiUlqecQKUo.swf

Oh well,I thought it was a cool hack of a tesla coil  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 18, 2007, 06:40:27 AM
If you are familiar with bill beaty (excellant site) http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/weird.html he does some quite interesting experiments. Check out this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGGbCuf2-2I

This is a classic, but why I bring it up, is the important reason. No matter how I visualize particle interaction with the ZP or Quantum flux, it looks pretty much like the floating dry ice experiment. Every particle (dry ice) comes from the quantum flux (the vapors).  Anything penetrating the vapor will have to "shove it aside" to pass through (inertia). I wonder if "quantum tunneling" isn't in fact the Flux absorbing the particle, then re-emitting another like particle elsewhere.

Understand that there is nothing else truly in the universe than the Quantum Flux....... The particles are some form of lower frequency of the flux itself, in a stabilized format. Everything is energy, and what we like to conceptualize as solid... there is no such critter. Sometimes it can be difficult to express or convey mental imagry with such a flawed and fallable device as language, so I apologize if I have done poorly.

That is why any properly high enough frequency in any medium or energy could therefore be assumed to interact directly with the flux.

What I meant by a resonant trap earlier, is something I envision in my mind. We know that in a truly resonant form, the voltage no longer leads the amperage, but is in fact of the same period. If two waves of sufficient difference of cycle are interposed upon the same path, and at all places along the path of the longest wave where the potential crosses 0v, that the shorter or higher frequency waves also cross 0v at exactly the same point, the two waves should travel simultaneously without interference, they should in fact strengthen each other.

Another byproduct is the time gaps between the peaks of the resonant waves. It is no longer filled with current lag, but is at higher or zero excitation.  At the points, my mind shows what I refer to as a "resonant trap", or a dead space where the ZP Flux is forced by the inertia of the moving electrons to flow in the same direction as the path of the current.

This may be just BS, as I am using my mental chalkboard to envision the event, but that is what I am perceiving as what is happening. Your thoughts on this are welcomed.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 18, 2007, 07:12:32 AM
Another thing I should point out that is important, the need for a choke coil to stop feed back into the PSU, be it a battery or a Regulated mains unit, these TPU's are subject to similar stresses to that of Tesla coil circuits.

Without choke, you may experience a pumping effect which trashes your hardware.

I guess I should explain a bit more of what you are tapping into with TPU's

These are frequency induced Ionosphere resonators. To be precise the most desirable side band resonating frequency is 8 Khz.

Up to this point I like Nikola Tesla have been reluctant make this information public. As the capability of Ionosphere resonators in firmly in the Yottawatt territory. However with so many of you getting close to this in your research, the dangers need to be explained.

Our ionosphere, animals, plant life, even the very earth has a specific frequency of 8Khz. It also can have extremely disruptive effects on brain wave activity.

If you create to large enough 8Khz field you will trigger an ionosphere discharge. What goes up will be a streamer of about 15 to 20 feet, like that seen with conventional Tesla coils, However what comes back will create a bang that will be heard up to 50 miles away and quite simply you will be toast. So be very careful, if your hair suddenly stands on end, shut everything down very quickly. As standard safety triggers will not be tripped by this discharge, well not until it is too late.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 18, 2007, 07:39:25 AM
If you are familiar with bill beaty (excellant site) http://www.eskimo.com/~billb/weird.html he does some quite interesting experiments. Check out this one: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KGGbCuf2-2I

This is a classic, but why I bring it up, is the important reason. No matter how I visualize particle interaction with the ZP or Quantum flux, it looks pretty much like the floating dry ice experiment. Every particle (dry ice) comes from the quantum flux (the vapors).  Anything penetrating the vapor will have to "shove it aside" to pass through (inertia). I wonder if "quantum tunneling" isn't in fact the Flux absorbing the particle, then re-emitting another like particle elsewhere.

Understand that there is nothing else truly in the universe than the Quantum Flux....... The particles are some form of lower frequency of the flux itself, in a stabilized format. Everything is energy, and what we like to conceptualize as solid... there is no such critter. Sometimes it can be difficult to express or convey mental imagry with such a flawed and fallable device as language, so I apologize if I have done poorly.

That is why any properly high enough frequency in any medium or energy could therefore be assumed to interact directly with the flux.

What I meant by a resonant trap earlier, is something I envision in my mind. We know that in a truly resonant form, the voltage no longer leads the amperage, but is in fact of the same period. If two waves of sufficient difference of cycle are interposed upon the same path, and at all places along the path of the longest wave where the potential crosses 0v, that the shorter or higher frequency waves also cross 0v at exactly the same point, the two waves should travel simultaneously without interference, they should in fact strengthen each other.

Another byproduct is the time gaps between the peaks of the resonant waves. It is no longer filled with current lag, but is at higher or zero excitation.  At the points, my mind shows what I refer to as a "resonant trap", or a dead space where the ZP Flux is forced by the inertia of the moving electrons to flow in the same direction as the path of the current.

This may be just BS, as I am using my mental chalkboard to envision the event, but that is what I am perceiving as what is happening. Your thoughts on this are welcomed.

Paul Andrulis

Although you are thinking in the right territory, I avoid quantum mechanics and string theory like the plague. It's a personal preference thing, I prefer my science to deal with reversible processes, not theology and philosophy  ;D

I only mention Quantum Electron tunnelling, as that is the name modern science has given to simple density shifts.

Despite this I do like how your thinking (even if it is limited to a finite range, with TDM I can show infinite scale  versions of what you are addressing, I do not mean any disrespect by this, it's just putting into perspective classical physics interpretation when compared to the real scale of things) however it's still good to see others pushing the boundaries of what a singular finite universe can define.

Go have read of this thread http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2816.0.html

Then have think of the wording. Try to break out of the String theory and Quantum mechanics terminology (it's just people with blinkers on trying to describe what's on the other side of the horizon without defining anything that can be measured)

Imagine you two frequencies as being seconds on the hands of two old watches. When you are relative to each scale of each watch, you see each second tick by. But as an external observer you can see for every two ticks of the larger scale watch the smaller watch ticks just second. However it is the smaller watches second hand that is the faster of the the two. As technically it is tunnelling through space time to every second tick of the larger one. So time slows down for it when compared to the larger scale of the bigger watch.

It's all about what you are relative to. As to what you can observe and measure. Classical physics forgets this and tries to describe both watches interaction yet describes no method to allow this interactions to be compared.

Putting it simply classical physics stops at zero,  Classical Physics + TDM defines infinite possible relative scale zero points.

One is finite, the other is infinite possibilities of that finite range.

Now you know why I detest String Theory and Quantum Physics. I have no need for the vague answers they produce ;D

Although essentially in certain parts we are saying exactly the same thing, your is the description of a tear drop, where as mine encompasses an infinite ocean.

Which is the same as saying you are not wrong, I just use a bigger model for the purposes of a more defined description.

I mention all this too you, as I can see real genius in the way you are thinking, you just need a good enough model to use to describe what you are visualising.

Despite what people who adhere blindly to letter of predefined finite classical physics will tell you. There is no right or wrong when you cross the zero point, only the probable and less probable with current levels of understanding.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on August 19, 2007, 06:57:58 PM
Hi,
    Roberto & Otto you guy's still around, I know you went on vacation Otto, Kinda quiet around here without you, hows it going?

 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on August 20, 2007, 09:32:06 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on August 21, 2007, 06:52:01 AM
@ otto (or all)

I hope things are well and that ECD efforts are moving forward.

I have a question if possible.

I saw this device on ebay. Was too late to grab it but please take a look and give me your comment on suitability to be used on my ECD testing.

It says high voltage 100K volts but very small amperage. Does this mean very fast voltage speed but fine thread like current with pulsing up to 69 pps.

What I am thinking is the 12 volts DC with 4-6 amps is not the answer. I think what is required is power that has the same speed as the frequency range. 12 vdc is too slow compared to the frenquencies that are too fast from my freqency generator. I think matching these both is the key. It's not only the frequency. Power type is the key also.

Tesla liked high voltage. Speed creates movement, movement creates field, field creates power. Frequency/resonance can then concentrate or expand the power.

Here is the link. It is a very simple component.

http://cgi.ebay.ca/High-Voltage-Pulse-Module-DC-to-DC-6vdc-to-100KVDC-LQQK_W0QQitemZ150150308360QQihZ005QQcategoryZ11737QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Warlock Weary on August 23, 2007, 12:26:02 AM
Bull Or ??
THIS UNIT MAKES APPROXIMATELY

120VOLT 4MAMP
http://www.ncbookz.com/

OUR FAMOUS INVENTION

WE ARE GIVING THIS TO THE WORLD FOR  PRACTICALLY FREE BELOW
IF YOU WANT TO BUY THIS FREE ENERGY SET OF PLANS, JUST FOLLOW THE GOOGLE CHECK OUT RIGHT HERE. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THIS, I HAVE DELAYED MY EXPERIMENTING WITH THIS UNIT BECAUSE I KNOW IT WORKS BUT I CAN BUILD THIS IN MY SPARE TIME THE AVERAGE TURN AROUND TIME IS 3-4 WEEKS. TO BUY THE WHOLE UNIT BUILT FROM SCRATCH IT IS $295.00(EMAIL ME FOR DETAILS) BUT THE PLANS ARE HERE IF YOU WANT TO TRY YOURSELF. THANKS AGAIN, I AM JUST PAYING FOR THE SERVER COST AND ALSO EBAY COST. I HOPE EVERYONE GETS OFF GRID SOON SO WE DON'T SUPPORT THE SAVAGES WHO ARE MAKING MILLIONS THE COST FOR PLAN IS  $52.00


FREE ENERGY DEVICE     $52.00  includes shipping

HERE IS THE CHECKOUT FOR THE ACTUAL BUILD ($295.00)

Sent a email will see if he responds :/

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 23, 2007, 02:33:57 AM
THIS IS A JOKE !!!!


WHAT YOU CANT SELL THEM ON EBAY ANY MORE??

LOL!!

YOU KNOW YOU GOT  SOMTHING  WHEN ....... IT DOES WHAT SM SAYS IT DOES!!!!

ISTEAM!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Bruce_TPU on August 23, 2007, 03:53:22 AM
Bull Or ??
THIS UNIT MAKES APPROXIMATELY

120VOLT 4MAMP
http://www.ncbookz.com/

OUR FAMOUS INVENTION

WE ARE GIVING THIS TO THE WORLD FOR  PRACTICALLY FREE BELOW
IF YOU WANT TO BUY THIS FREE ENERGY SET OF PLANS, JUST FOLLOW THE GOOGLE CHECK OUT RIGHT HERE. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THIS, I HAVE DELAYED MY EXPERIMENTING WITH THIS UNIT BECAUSE I KNOW IT WORKS BUT I CAN BUILD THIS IN MY SPARE TIME THE AVERAGE TURN AROUND TIME IS 3-4 WEEKS. TO BUY THE WHOLE UNIT BUILT FROM SCRATCH IT IS $295.00(EMAIL ME FOR DETAILS) BUT THE PLANS ARE HERE IF YOU WANT TO TRY YOURSELF. THANKS AGAIN, I AM JUST PAYING FOR THE SERVER COST AND ALSO EBAY COST. I HOPE EVERYONE GETS OFF GRID SOON SO WE DON'T SUPPORT THE SAVAGES WHO ARE MAKING MILLIONS THE COST FOR PLAN IS  $52.00


FREE ENERGY DEVICE     $52.00  includes shipping

HERE IS THE CHECKOUT FOR THE ACTUAL BUILD ($295.00)

Sent a email will see if he responds :/



I spoke with the inventor some weeks ago.  He is a first year EE student and believes he has something.  I believe it is simply an induction coil.  He has no scope at this time, and claims the device runs on "waste energy".  I asked him if he ever ran it away from any electrical or magnetic fields to see if it still worked.  He said no. 

It is interesting for two reasons:
1.  He uses iron ferrite, and winds it almost like an antenna.  He gets 1 volt per wind.
2.  It does seem to have some amperage to it.
3.  There are NO ELECTRONICS hooked to his coil.  It is simply a pickup coil.

Hope this helps!   ;)

Bruce
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on August 23, 2007, 04:35:33 AM
@btenzer

If you speak to him again, please explain that selling his thing for 52$ is pointless as he will sell a few and then what. Ask him to put it up on the forum for review. If it is what he says it is, he'll get more out of it.

Also, could you please take a look at a post I put on page 91.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg45336.html#msg45336

I am really curious if someone with better ECD understanding can advise me if this may be good.

I also looked in this ebay sellers' store and he has neo powder, magnets at really cheap prices to liquidate. Also, aluminium powder, and other powders that can be used by some to make special forms. I am in no way linked to this seller.

Keep well.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kames on August 23, 2007, 04:48:46 AM
Bull Or ??
THIS UNIT MAKES APPROXIMATELY

120VOLT 4MAMP
http://www.ncbookz.com/

OUR FAMOUS INVENTION

WE ARE GIVING THIS TO THE WORLD FOR  PRACTICALLY FREE BELOW
IF YOU WANT TO BUY THIS FREE ENERGY SET OF PLANS, JUST FOLLOW THE GOOGLE CHECK OUT RIGHT HERE. I WOULD LIKE TO SAY THIS, I HAVE DELAYED MY EXPERIMENTING WITH THIS UNIT BECAUSE I KNOW IT WORKS BUT I CAN BUILD THIS IN MY SPARE TIME THE AVERAGE TURN AROUND TIME IS 3-4 WEEKS. TO BUY THE WHOLE UNIT BUILT FROM SCRATCH IT IS $295.00(EMAIL ME FOR DETAILS) BUT THE PLANS ARE HERE IF YOU WANT TO TRY YOURSELF. THANKS AGAIN, I AM JUST PAYING FOR THE SERVER COST AND ALSO EBAY COST. I HOPE EVERYONE GETS OFF GRID SOON SO WE DON'T SUPPORT THE SAVAGES WHO ARE MAKING MILLIONS THE COST FOR PLAN IS  $52.00


FREE ENERGY DEVICE     $52.00  includes shipping

HERE IS THE CHECKOUT FOR THE ACTUAL BUILD ($295.00)

Sent a email will see if he responds :/




Sometimes I feel very tired. Have a shame and read more. Not again.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1933.0.html

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 23, 2007, 04:57:45 AM
These scammers always come out of the woodwork, what makes is worse is that peeps pay them money for an item that is freely available.

Nobody has any problems with others selling pre-built 'functional' devices for cost plus a few hours work. But $295, that was just crazy. That guy must be the slowest coiler on the planet if it takes him weeks to wind them.  ;D

I guess that was just more of the spiel for the gullible.

I do wonder if he actually had a functional version, or was just selling a load of junk? Or even not even selling any physical object at all.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 23, 2007, 05:01:08 AM
ok all

to get more out of that set up my idea here  ;)

drop some neos inside of the coil with a coil of wire around it pluse the coil with the mag push the flux from the neos into the coil "squeeze"  the neos with another magfeild if you will

forceing the flux into the coil no? might that be extracting power from a perment magnet with no phsyical movement involved   hummmm i think so must try it!!!  and i will

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: disclosure on August 24, 2007, 11:10:50 AM
Steve Mark,

it is two decades now that the circus about this invention endures.

Be a man and step forward. Do not fear for your life if you can save millions from poverty and suffering.

Do not fear to breach the contract which bounds you to secrecy. Post the plans simultaneously on at least 10 forums and on youtube. If this device works this or at least the next President will pardon you and you still will be a millionaire.

If they are going to whack you then you will be remembered as a genius like Tesla, Moray and others. But you can at least say: I've tried everything to share this knowledge with humanity.

Steve, be a hero.

Greg
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 24, 2007, 12:03:09 PM
Hello all,

@Greg

why are YOU not the hero and start to build, test and explore the TPU??

Its fascinating!!!

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 24, 2007, 02:10:53 PM
it's quite expensive too  ;)
how about removing the sticky so this thread can sink to the bottom?
where it belongs.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: b0rg13 on August 24, 2007, 02:42:10 PM
Steve Mark,

it is two decades now that the circus about this invention endures.

Be a man and step forward. Do not fear for your life if you can save millions from poverty and suffering.

Do not fear to breach the contract which bounds you to secrecy. Post the plans simultaneously on at least 10 forums and on youtube. If this device works this or at least the next President will pardon you and you still will be a millionaire.

If they are going to whack you then you will be remembered as a genius like Tesla, Moray and others. But you can at least say: I've tried everything to share this knowledge with humanity.

Steve, be a hero.

Greg

does steve read the posts here?..if his device has not come out after 20 years or what ever time has gone past, maybe it just does not work ?, /shrug , i dont know i have noidea about all this, im curious tho.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 24, 2007, 02:52:27 PM
Hello all,

@Marco

how about to erase all my work here??? I have really no problem with this!!!

You look like a little dissapointed?? Frustrated???

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 24, 2007, 03:11:03 PM
otto my friend do not walk the follish path as i did a wile ago it has done no good to remove it ONLY CONFUSES PEOPLE

i have learned this much

dont be a fool as i was  LEAVE ALL YOUR WORK HERE  i really wish i would have

but people say things that hurt i know this i have been there

otto please leave your work here !!! i have wished many times that i would have  ;)

william
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 24, 2007, 03:22:27 PM
Hello all,

@IS

dont worry but Im a little dissapointed with the people here. They had just to improve a little the TPU - ECD.....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 24, 2007, 03:45:13 PM
For people looking to get the illusive IRF7307's in America and Europe.

http://www.digi-key.com/

These guys supply them at reasonable prices, (even though they are a bit obsessive about the Department of Homeland Security Regulations)

I came down like a ton of bricks on them quoting Trade regulations with the United Kingdom.

As compromise I came up with this term.

Device = Standard EMF
Intended use= Public domain research in Tesla/Scalar waves.
Intended recipient= Private use, no third party.

Not strictly true, but it shuts the DHS up.

That should stop you getting 300 questions before shipment.

Just a reminder these are tiny SMT devices which you need very steady hand to solder to the pins.


Some of us are working behind the scenes at the moment of improvements to the device. We will get the results up online ASAP.

Personally I was waiting for my new supplies of IRF7307's so I could see how well these perform in this set up. (they arrived today)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 24, 2007, 03:50:25 PM
it's quite expensive too  ;)
how about removing the sticky so this thread can sink to the bottom?
where it belongs.

Marco.

What are you talking about Marco?

So some scammer tries to sell freely avialable information on Ebay. What exactly has that got to do with the rest of this thread?


Otto do not be disheartened by the actions of some idiot scammer and a rather odd comment by another Snr member here?

Many of us appreciate the work you and others put in on this.

Not sure what Marco has been smoking today  ;D he knows that scammers device has nothing to do with this research.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 24, 2007, 04:40:52 PM
guys marco has put his heart and soul in to this as many others have too people say things that hurt others but we must keep our wits about us here to progress further between all of us here we can do it publcly

and we will

let us not be hurt by others let us look to the bright light of sucucess 

i beleave what will happin from all of this confusion is this some one that has done it will come forward  and stand up and be the MAN

and they will

i know it

ist   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 24, 2007, 04:40:59 PM
Hello all,

@Marco

how about to erase all my work here??? I have really no problem with this!!!

You look like a little dissapointed?? Frustrated???

Otto

Hi Otto, i'm not frustrated ,but dissapointed ,yes i guess.
On the first hand it seemed like we were close to finish with this thing, and then well you dissapeard....
i have to say i expected more then that.
it's understandable don't you think?

@13th hour, i am not talking about the scammer on e-bay ,i am talking about what this research already cost me..
it's quite a bit of money already.
so i decided to not spend too much on it until i get intresting results, that is understandable too don't you think?

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 24, 2007, 05:13:54 PM
Getting back on topic:

Otto I have been looking further into what is occurring in these devices and have been able to find a direct association between the Kick and the Soliton waves.

If you read further back in the thread (prior to the scammer reports)

You can see these references http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/ http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/sclxmtr.htm which a posted concerning (scalar/soliton waves)

After closer study, I have found as I suspected previously that a form of quantum tunnelling is occurring as the solitons waves merge.

This is very well known reaction, yet surprisingly there has only been very limited research in the field of study, most of which in recent history eminates from the work of Prof.Dr.G?nter Nimtz (Physics Institute at the University of Cologne).

Although much debate still remains concerning the definition of  transfer of information by non subluminal means, the physics community does however accept that he has succeeded in controlling quantum wave packets at non subluminal velocities (FTL).

The counter arguement basically consists of, "Does encoding Mozart 40 and transmitting this by smoothing of the wave packets amount to transfer of information by non subluminal means".

Obviously in current terms the physics community will not concede this as being information as they believe this would require them to re-write the laws of physics.

However our main concern here is the issue that is confirmed, you can transfer electrons via non subliminal means and specifically the merging of soliton waves in a coil create the same conditions as Prof.Dr.Gunter Nimtz's experiments.


Unlike Prof Nimtz we are not bound by the peer review process of the scientific community, so we can push the boundaries more on explanation without putting our entire careers on the line.

As an example we can use conjecture like my TDM or any other model that works, to extrapolate a more probable explanation.

In TDM terms the merging of the soliton waves causes a rapid increase in density (Classical Physics on its own describe this as the Quantum Wave Packet).  Such Particles/Waves in TDM terms propagate at subluminal velocities on a different scale range of the universe.  In scale (pseudo superluminal) velocity terms when compared to our scale range.

In the interim both the device and us are subject to the same compression, to a lesser degree of intensity (normal curvature of space time).

To put this in simpler terms.

 A --------------------------- B

To travel from A to B we have to follow every step.

However in the case of these waves, they are compressing to a scale which is smaller than what we would deem as our Horizon (event horizon) on this scale.

They now interact with a scale of the universe which is too small when compared to us, for us to directly interact with them. In that universe scale (TDM state as I call them)

In doing so that scale of the universe has gained matter/energy. Thus it expands proportionately to the matter it has gained (like putting air into a balloon).

Because each scale universe can only be of a specific size, the lower density matter on the outer rim of that universe become the high density matter/energy of our scale.

Thus allowing for our shift in compression (path along the curvature of space time) as this process has occurred, our zero point has shifted to just below the range in which this displaced matter/energy can interact with us.

So we now observe the two soliton waves (electrons) again, with no loss of potential.

To be totally accurate, for there to be no loss of potential, the electrons have to be shifted in density proportionate to two scale universes down.

Why do we get such exponential increases of power at we introduce two or more harmonics?

This is a combination of phase timing to enhance the solitary waves  and the fact that 3 or more solitons start to merge, thus increasing the density shift proportionately and in turn accumulating the displacement force of 2 or more scale universes.

In microscopic terms each increase has been as the result of a mutilples of an estimated 1054 Kg. So although on our scale the increases are say 120v to 800 Volt etc. On these scales we are talking about energy increases in the levels that exceed multiples of the sum of our finite universe.

It really puts things into perspective when we realise in General Relativities absolute terms what amount of energy is really  involved here.
 


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 24, 2007, 05:23:49 PM
Hello all,

@Marco

how about to erase all my work here??? I have really no problem with this!!!

You look like a little dissapointed?? Frustrated???

Otto

Hi Otto, i'm not frustrated ,but dissapointed ,yes i guess.
On the first hand it seemed like we were close to finish with this thing, and then well you dissapeard....
i have to say i expected more then that.
it's understandable don't you think?

@13th hour, i am not talking about the scammer on e-bay ,i am talking about what this research already cost me..
it's quite a bit of money already.
so i decided to not spend too much on it until i get intresting results, that is understandable too don't you think?

M.

Sorry about that, I should not have responded with such a knee jerk reaction. (I am always complaining about others doing that   :-[ )

It can be quite expensive at the research end of things. Much easier and cheaper for the guys that come afterwards when we have already done all that for them.

Personally I am into this to the tune of about ?4K (including new hardware that I needed to re-set up my lab). So I know all about the expenses. My credit card company loves me now  ;D

I did get sponsorship to do this, but I decided to dip deeply into my own pocket to fund my part of the research, as commercial funding just goes against the whole basis of what we are doing here. (As well as existing patent issues)

However it does show that there are those of us out here willing to put in the time and where possible costs involved to push back the boundaries on research.

It is tough, and at times we will all feel like giving up, but we have the bug, be it few days or a few years, we just know we will be back doing this all over again. So don't lose faith in what we can do.

btw I was just child when I devised TDM, I know what it can do, I know its Physics Nobel Prize territory, but I had to wait over 25 years before science caught up enough so that I did not sound like Tesla, telling of the things to come. Now that is a lot of frustration.
 
As well as being in the process, of building a replica of the existing unit. To add to successful replicated devices.

1. working on a Caduceus coil (As these are natural solitary wave emmiters) and true mobius loop variation, but obviously it will take time the isolate best way of making that version work. (if at all)

2. testing a Rodin coil/QET target setup to see if spin and tunneling  can be increased without increasing source current.


A curious fact, in relation to commercial funding, many people are watching closely as to what we are doing, they approached me with funding, not visa versa, but as I mentioned previously I refused this (although it would have made things a lot easier to obtain) as it goes against the whole principle of what we are doing. Even if other decided to opt out form the research at this time. It is expensive and time consuming, I think I can speak on behalf of everybody here in this respect and thank them for the excellent work they have done so far.

However I do hope they continue and leave their documents here for others to follow. Because we if we do not succeed down this path on the higher power devices (in this variation), this may be just the spark of inspiration that somebody else needs.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: disclosure on August 24, 2007, 08:21:28 PM
@Otto

Why is he forcing us to "reinvent the wheel" at great costs if the solution is a few mouse clicks(and a bit of bravery) away?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 24, 2007, 11:26:24 PM
To otto, marco, innovation, and 13thhour.

You do not know me, but I find you all to be quite intelligent. Understand, almost everyone truly is smart, but most refuse to use their own abilities, which is a self-introduced mental handicap. The ones that do generally cannot bypass self-induced mental bias and personal ego. I define intelligence as thus, one whom is not only smart, but willing and able to bypass egoistic lazyness and examine thoroughly every discernable aspect of a problem, even if it means challenging thought restructuring.

I see this in many here at this forum, including you whom I specifically mentioned.

Everything is generally a matter of perspective. I think this is the problem here. Especially in situations where you have been mentally intimate for long periods of time with a concept, you unknowingly find yourself mentally "trapped" in a logical thought loop, thinking that what was previous guesswork is now definitive "knowledge". It is the most difficult to overcome bias of which I myself have had to deal with. Our ego's are powerfull things indeed, and unfortunately are generally counterproductive.

You are close, "I can feel it in my bones", so to speak.

What you may need is outside perspective on the subject, and possibly to step outside your current train of thought yourselves. Apply what I like to call your "mental sledgehammer". This is a form of agressive mental contemplation useable to determine flawed thinking. The most awesome concept is only as strong as its weakest part (the flaws). So, you emotionally set your theories aside, and start swinging the hammer, starting with the basic ideas, and going from there. Smash the theories apart into pieces, then bash the pieces until they fracture. Those pieces which refuse to fracture are true.

Rebuild the theory with these pieces, as you do not need to "throw out the baby with the bathwater". You will also have a much clearer picture afterwards then you had previously, and will see new avenues to approach your goal.

This technique sounds harsh, but actually is not. To re-build a more perfect sidewalk, you must first remove the old one, learning from its flawed aspects so as to not repeat them inadvertantly..

As long as anyone refuses to critically examine their own beliefs, they cannot subjectively examine anothers in an unbiased manner (having separated from pre-assuming what is or is not already true or false).

For instance, fuzzy and self-contradictory illogic prevails where bias is introduced, and flawed thinking is permitted. There are a great number of highly intelligent people whom would claim the TPU device violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics, and is in fact a "perpetual motion machine", without examining the fact that THE UNIVERSE ITSELF IS BASED UPON PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINES, CALLED ATOMS..... (by definition they qualify as both machines and perpetual motion).

When one does not understand a thing, it is MUCH easier to ridicule than to think, that is the basis for the statement "sarcasm is the refuge of a weak mind". Not weak by nature, but by choice. People will ridicule your efforts, ESPECIALLY those intimately conversant with the concept, as your concept is a directly percieved challenge to their already biased viewpoints, upon which in many cases their entire lifes work might well be based, not to mention peer reviewed funding for future research.

I am willing to help in what manner I am able. However I am familiar the the TPU concept only in passing. Write out the best description of what you believe to be witnessing, and I will apply the hammer. Then we can build a new understanding and apply the hammer again.

The "Hit and miss", try this and then try that approach, will only go so far. I am willing to help since you have all publicly proclaimed your lack of greed in this matter, willing to share this knowledge with all, from what I remember in your collective posts. I will not guarantee that I can find any flaws, but if I do, I will try to clearly explain what flaw and why. I CAN guarantee that I have not been previously biased by in-depth TPU research.

It is merely an offer, which can be accepted or denied at will with absolutely no hard feelings either way.  :)

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 25, 2007, 02:04:05 AM
hello all

my memery is not the best but i did read some where that

im not sure if it was charged particles  any how it was some kind of partical  that was the only thing that defiys the laws i wish i could find the webpage for you all

meaning  there is and always has been overunity if 1 thing will defiy the laws there are more things  ;)

if by chance i find where i read this i will post the link

ist

well i have taken a likeing to the camara flash circuit i have if not for the tpu it will a good basis to produce some other overunity device  why?

cus it works from an aa battery  ;)  and the power out is a lot  so take power out put some back to power in and fire agin  each time building up the stored power in a cap  because you will not need all of the power produced to fire it agin you will only need 1.5 volts not the 300 it puts out ;) i donot know of the mimiamps that is required to operate but i bet there is plenty of power there to spare so even if you have to use a battery full time with it  then you will have all of the output power for extrnal use  now if i could make that circuit charge the cap faster and release  in a closed loop then sounds like it would keep producing power  as it was used

just more craxy thoughts

this thought just came to me  if i replaced the alk battery with a nicad  and trickle charged it from the cap you would only need to charge the battery the first time after that it would recharge its self from the output cap  but it would only use a fraction of the aviabale power to recharge the batt
hummmm

anyone think it wont work?
any one think this is similar to how the tpu works?  using the right freqs of course

the thing is this sm said it was not hard at all  and that what is just explained it hot hard at all and in my thinking it will be overunity  i saw the sparks from that battery there is some massive power there from almost nothing for input this is in my opinion just about the smallest setup if you had a desire for more out put you could always use a stun gunn

last thought 4 right now  what will happin if....
you used the power out from that cap to power a mag amp? and then ampflyed the the magnetic waves inside of the amp for even larger usable power  i do realize that this hardly fits with sm's words but hummm i just dont know just sounds verry posibile  to me any ways 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 25, 2007, 03:47:31 AM
To otto, marco, innovation, and 13thhour.

You do not know me, but I find you all to be quite intelligent. Understand, almost everyone truly is smart, but most refuse to use their own abilities, which is a self-introduced mental handicap. The ones that do generally cannot bypass self-induced mental bias and personal ego. I define intelligence as thus, one whom is not only smart, but willing and able to bypass egoistic lazyness and examine thoroughly every discernable aspect of a problem, even if it means challenging thought restructuring.

I see this in many here at this forum, including you whom I specifically mentioned.

Everything is generally a matter of perspective. I think this is the problem here. Especially in situations where you have been mentally intimate for long periods of time with a concept, you unknowingly find yourself mentally "trapped" in a logical thought loop, thinking that what was previous guesswork is now definitive "knowledge". It is the most difficult to overcome bias of which I myself have had to deal with. Our ego's are powerfull things indeed, and unfortunately are generally counterproductive.

You are close, "I can feel it in my bones", so to speak.

What you may need is outside perspective on the subject, and possibly to step outside your current train of thought yourselves. Apply what I like to call your "mental sledgehammer". This is a form of agressive mental contemplation useable to determine flawed thinking. The most awesome concept is only as strong as its weakest part (the flaws). So, you emotionally set your theories aside, and start swinging the hammer, starting with the basic ideas, and going from there. Smash the theories apart into pieces, then bash the pieces until they fracture. Those pieces which refuse to fracture are true.

Rebuild the theory with these pieces, as you do not need to "throw out the baby with the bathwater". You will also have a much clearer picture afterwards then you had previously, and will see new avenues to approach your goal.

This technique sounds harsh, but actually is not. To re-build a more perfect sidewalk, you must first remove the old one, learning from its flawed aspects so as to not repeat them inadvertantly..

As long as anyone refuses to critically examine their own beliefs, they cannot subjectively examine anothers in an unbiased manner (having separated from pre-assuming what is or is not already true or false).

For instance, fuzzy and self-contradictory illogic prevails where bias is introduced, and flawed thinking is permitted. There are a great number of highly intelligent people whom would claim the TPU device violates the 2nd law of thermodynamics, and is in fact a "perpetual motion machine", without examining the fact that THE UNIVERSE ITSELF IS BASED UPON PERPETUAL MOTION MACHINES, CALLED ATOMS..... (by definition they qualify as both machines and perpetual motion).

When one does not understand a thing, it is MUCH easier to ridicule than to think, that is the basis for the statement "sarcasm is the refuge of a weak mind". Not weak by nature, but by choice. People will ridicule your efforts, ESPECIALLY those intimately conversant with the concept, as your concept is a directly percieved challenge to their already biased viewpoints, upon which in many cases their entire lifes work might well be based, not to mention peer reviewed funding for future research.

I am willing to help in what manner I am able. However I am familiar the the TPU concept only in passing. Write out the best description of what you believe to be witnessing, and I will apply the hammer. Then we can build a new understanding and apply the hammer again.

The "Hit and miss", try this and then try that approach, will only go so far. I am willing to help since you have all publicly proclaimed your lack of greed in this matter, willing to share this knowledge with all, from what I remember in your collective posts. I will not guarantee that I can find any flaws, but if I do, I will try to clearly explain what flaw and why. I CAN guarantee that I have not been previously biased by in-depth TPU research.

It is merely an offer, which can be accepted or denied at will with absolutely no hard feelings either way.  :)

Paul Andrulis

Hi paul, thanks for your input.

This is really what this is all about, you don't have to hold a Phd to give input here. It's about like minded people acting as a springboard for sparks of inspiration.

Personally I think I am 'thick as two short planks of wood', however in this I am too stupid not to know we cannot do these things.  ;)

Some of the greatest inventions in history have been perceived by people so educationally inept. That in turn they had not been taught to think in a certain way.

Education is a good thing, but it also teaches us to replicate and not to question.



I can understand how frustrated some of the team are feeling, when you commit so much of your time to a project, it does get personal, and it hurts when others try to ridicule it or commit scams using your ideas.
 
Opening up and being truthful is important, but their are some issues with TPU's as Tesla discovered in his higher kick energy coils that result in rather alarming results.

So when some users are reluctant to publish some findings, this is not always about keeping it close to their chest, often they are torn between scientific sharing and moral counter arguments that such a disclosure could raise.

TPU's don't just gradually increase as you raise the efficiency of the device, their output grows exponentially (not always in electrical form) . So the difficulty is harnessing this in a way, that is not so dangerous to reseracher or the locality in which it is being tested.

Where Scalar (Soliton) waves are concerned, conventional methods of protection do not work, as they will tunnel through most objects.

 

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 25, 2007, 03:51:12 AM
A reminder, the principles which the laws of thermo dynamics are based upon where written by a philosopher, not a scientist.

Basically to paraphrase "Nobody has built a perpetual motion machine", "Therefore it cannot exist".

I still find it alarming that modern physics is based upon such absurd logic.

However it does not mean the maths that was applied to it is wrong.

Its just the basic model that is flawed, it makes assumptions that nothing exists beyond an event horizon, however as recent high energy physics experiment are proving, the latter is not actually a factual statement.

Not wishing to harp on too much about TDM (like I have not already  ;D ), but this serves if only in conjecture to fix the problems with the basic models.

Rather uniquely TDM does not disprove the laws of thermo dynamics in a finite range, instead it allows them to exist in infinite possible finite scale versions of the universe.

Thus although they are correct in any singular finite universe, when you compare two or more scale versions of the finite universe their arguments no longer violate the logic of simple observation. Or that of theoretical possibilities that other areas of the same finite physics predict.

In the same way, TDM allows TPU's to once again obey the laws of thermo dynamics. Essentially by giving a larger model of the universe to work with.

We then realise that this is not conjuring of energy from nowhere, but instead controlled displacement of matter from another point in space time.

Setting aside that I created it, for peeps who study so called over unity, TDM is like the holy grail, as it creates a real argument that peeps who observe physics text books to the letter cannot challenge.

As to challenge TDM is to challenge the very physics they are using as their point of argument.

A reminder, 1 TDM state (A single scale finite universe) is the sum of all that we can define with classical physics.

Basically it creates solid evidence if only in conjecture, that a workable model can exist where in relative terms overunity occurs, and in non relative terms it is just simple displacement of matter that causes this. (basically no more remarkable that throwing a stone in a lake).


Its the neigh sayers and sceptics absolute nightmare  ;D ;D ;D

So guys don't get disheartened, instead just point the unmovable sceptics at the TDM thread and then see if they still have so much so to say.............


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 25, 2007, 04:14:56 AM
a way back when maxwell wrote those laws there were 20 of them now there are as i recall there 4 or 6 only being taught 

the reasons.......  we are controled

if all of thease laws were still taught then  free engery would just make sence ;)

as it did for tesla!!

yes paul i really liked you thoughts and im all in dude

you all know me  ;)

william

lol!! @ william  aka 13thHouR
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on August 25, 2007, 04:19:40 AM
btw William, I am beginning to think this is a convention of William's

I am William as well  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Moab on August 25, 2007, 05:56:57 AM
Well then somone better post so the william thing dont get out of controll. We dont want to have a william runaway now do we? LOL.
                                                                    Moab.  Glad i could help. :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 25, 2007, 06:17:47 AM
 ;D ;D

@moab you do know where i got that cam flash idea from do you not?

lol thankx

william
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on August 25, 2007, 07:09:37 AM
hello all

my memery is not the best but i did read some where that

im not sure if it was charged particles  any how it was some kind of partical  that was the only thing that defiys the laws i wish i could find the webpage for you all

meaning  there is and always has been overunity if 1 thing will defiy the laws there are more things  ;)

if by chance i find where i read this i will post the link

ist

well i have taken a likeing to the camara flash circuit i have if not for the tpu it will a good basis to produce some other overunity device  why?

cus it works from an aa battery  ;)  and the power out is a lot  so take power out put some back to power in and fire agin  each time building up the stored power in a cap  because you will not need all of the power produced to fire it agin you will only need 1.5 volts not the 300 it puts out ;) i donot know of the mimiamps that is required to operate but i bet there is plenty of power there to spare so even if you have to use a battery full time with it  then you will have all of the output power for extrnal use  now if i could make that circuit charge the cap faster and release  in a closed loop then sounds like it would keep producing power  as it was used

just more craxy thoughts

this thought just came to me  if i replaced the alk battery with a nicad  and trickle charged it from the cap you would only need to charge the battery the first time after that it would recharge its self from the output cap  but it would only use a fraction of the aviabale power to recharge the batt
hummmm

anyone think it wont work?
any one think this is similar to how the tpu works?  using the right freqs of course

the thing is this sm said it was not hard at all  and that what is just explained it hot hard at all and in my thinking it will be overunity  i saw the sparks from that battery there is some massive power there from almost nothing for input this is in my opinion just about the smallest setup if you had a desire for more out put you could always use a stun gunn

last thought 4 right now  what will happin if....
you used the power out from that cap to power a mag amp? and then ampflyed the the magnetic waves inside of the amp for even larger usable power  i do realize that this hardly fits with sm's words but hummm i just dont know just sounds verry posibile  to me any ways 

I'm not entirely sure, but I think those particles are called virtual particles, and they are a copy or something. I don't really know, but hey.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on August 26, 2007, 11:58:43 PM
So I was reading about virtual particles and it said they do violate the conservation laws, but only for a limited time. They pop into existence and are related to quantum tunneling.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 27, 2007, 08:15:06 AM
Hello all,

a long time ago I was wondering why SM used lamp wire and I said to use BOTH strands, somehow. The result is, or should be a Mobius or better a double Mobius.

Today I say to ALL of you this:

we have a lot of heat in our TPUs.

                          USE  THIS   HEAT!!

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on August 27, 2007, 02:36:21 PM
Hi,
    Does anyone have a copy of the French patent FR1253902 for the flying TPU, I went to download it and look at the last page as suggested earlier in the thread, but page 2 onward appear blank?

Kind Regards

acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on August 27, 2007, 03:16:49 PM
Alot of heat huh, well what i am thinking now is stirlings :-).

heh.

you could use a heat sink, of somekind to move that heat there.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: lltfdaniel1 on August 27, 2007, 03:23:16 PM
As for this french tpu,

here is a link to some patent going on about electric in french and a picture looking like a ufo craft,

http://www.zamandayolculuk.com/cetinbal/pdfdosya/PAGESbrevet.pdf

its in french,well it was going on about electrons , in french and matching patent number, so i decided to forward it.

As for patent picture it looks something like tpus but not quite made by the people who have been makeing them.

translation from french to english below,

http://www.mediafire.com/?6xjmmmbyzpt useing systran 6

heres a bit about the translation from french to english.

below

REPUBLIC FRANK, EASE PATENT Of INNTION
MINISTRY FOR INDUSTRY statements n? 814.855 N? 1.253.902
SERVICE International Classification:   B64c
industrial property
Machine for cosmic flights.
Mr. MARCEL-JEAN-JOSEPH PAGES residing in France (the Eastern Pyrenees).
Demands on January 5th, 1960, has 15:14 ', has Paris.
Deliver on January 9th, 1961.
(Patent whose delivery was ajournee pursuant to Particle 11, ? 7,
law of July 5th, 1844 modi F ee by the law of April 7th, 1902.)
 
The present invention puts in ceuvre the result of the studies theoretical and experimental and with scientific observations which have amen has to note a theoretical loss of mass in all systems of the condensing type and more particularly in the revolving systems of the proton-electrons type, including a flow of one or more electrons describing a trajectory fermee around a core charges positively. The aforementioned loss of mass pent theoretically being expliquee by various assumptions. II is first of all probable that the atmospheric vacuum east constitutes by a semi place of particles materieiles or photons. The creation of a vibratory field or an electromagnetic field in a space would determine the expulsion of this space of the photons of or would result a photonic vacuum. This photonic or vacuum vacuum absolute would determine on space considers a similar push archimedienne has that constatee for an enclosure fermee vacuum glade atmospheric or for an enclosure fermee immergee. The photonic vacuum is logically all the more high as to power of vibratory energy is larger.
II is also possible to conceive, by admitting that the universe bathes in a system of electric or magnetic waves more or less stable, that this loss of mass is due it the creation of an energy vacuum, and-have-to say it creation by the system proton-electron of an electromagnetic force having an opposite direction it ('attraction known as mass. II would result from it that I' increase in the energy potential of a system proton-electron by increase in to speed of I' electron, would reduce the apparent mass of this one resulting from ('mass attraction between systems moieculaires forms of atoms has stable electronic speed.
Whatever the ('theoretical explanation of the degravitatif phenomenon observes in the systems
proton-electron, II appears that the intensity of this degravitatif effect is all the more high as " the energy of I' electron, i.e. the speed of this one, is higher. As an indication, the speed of I' electron in I' atom of hydrogen or protium is of 2.000 km/s and the loss of mass compared to the of the same neutron constitution and of mass 1,00893 eat of 0,00081. One has calculates that, for degraviter I' atom of protium, II suffiraft to give has its electron a speed of 70 has 75.000 km/s by maintaining it on its orbit by an auxiliary magnetic field.
The present invention uses the degravitatif phenomenon above exposes for the realization of a flying machine. The machine, in conformity with the invention, east constitutes primarily by a core forms by a hollow sphere or habitade likely to receive on its periphery a positive electric charge, by an equatorial enclosure surrounding year less partially the aforementioned core and subjected to the atmospheric vacuum, realized in an insulating material, and by a flow of electrons it preluminique speed generates in the aforementioned enclosure and describing a circular orbit around the core.
The electron flow deplagant itself in the atmospheric vacuum is subjected it no friction and II constitutes an electric wheel - of very important energy and which is preserved indefinitely in time.
One congoit that to trajectory of the flow of electrons preserves its circular form initiate by attraction of the electrons by the core charges positively, this attraction being compensee by the centrifugal force on the mass of the electrons. The effect of lift east gives has lengin by the push archimedienne resulting software from the photonic vacuum, that is to say energy vacuum scion that I' one admits Tune or different I' of the assumptions above.
The electron flow can be generates in
 
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on August 28, 2007, 01:23:14 AM
Otto heres some things i found out about heat and IONs , this is by Marc C. from France , look down the page and look for Ion Vortex Theory by Marc C.   http://waterfuel.100free.com/geet_plasma.html   I've see some post on the coils giving off a cool breeze and some like yours giving heat. in the geet unit the rod , being the mag field and the vortex spins around it during the catalytic stage. here's what i figured if the rod is to long as in our coils being the wrong diameter it will run hot at one end and cool at the other. so the balance is the the phasing , the ions run faster that the electrons and gives off heat. most electrons we're working with are positive so the ion has to be the same to pull the electron along so as to cool. then we get a better balance. if the balance is not kept the Ion spiral will be longer than the electron flow. after you read this and ronnet does too let me know what you think. I'm winding some new coils. Mike
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 28, 2007, 01:32:32 AM
Concerning "overunity", "free energy", "perpetual motion", "falsifiable", and the amazingly overused and abused "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence". (ME VENTING A LITTLE)

What is bad is that it is NOT the "crackpots" which are giving science a bad name. It is the scientists themselves. Nobody expects a "crackpot" to be truthfull, nor is science itself judged by the actions of "crackpots". However this term is given, not only to "crackpots", but to anyone challenging the scientifical "status quo". It is mislabeled and misused, and is sacrcastic in nature. Truly was it said "sarcasm is the refuge of a weak mind".  Many here would be labeled as such, but you are in good company, as every truly notable pioneer in the field of science has worn the label at one time or another. Pioneering means straying into uncharted and therefore unknown territory.

If I am therefore a "crackpot", then I thank the stator for the honorable title bestowed upon me.... (Honestly, to rate me with such as copernicus and newton!)

Some terms in physics today are so abused, they are next to meaningless. They HAD a legitimate meaning at one point, but the meaning has been lost over time through intentional misuse.

1.   "overunity", or "Coefficiency Of Power (COP)>1", or "getting more energy out than is put in":

If you are looking for this, you will not find it. It is truly a violation of the 2nd law. However, since you have not been looking for it, why are you worried about it????

At this point many may scream "yes I am!". I equally scream back "NO YOU AREN'T!!!!!!!!"  You are looking for a means of energy amplification through a device which controls the flow of already present energy sources...... You are no more looking for overunity than a trasistor accomplishes the fact. The only ones defining it as overunity are those whom do not percieve the energy source.

If I looked at an electrical circuit using a transistor controlled current source which required x volts to actuate, yet the output of the circuit was of 10x volt/amps put in, does that mean that the cicuit was 10x overunity? NO! It means that the cuircuit controlled 10x volt/amps of previously stored energy! If one refuses to accept the concept of already present stored energy, then such nonsense concepts as "overunity" comes into play.

Devices such as tesla envisioned, moray and others accomplished, etc., are actually hideously INNEFFICIENT AND UNDER-UNITY considering the energy source being tapped. (Efficiency you would NOT want with energy of such scale.)

Overunity is being misused by both sides.

2. "free energy"

This is truly laughable. The universe is full of "free energy", from electromagnetic, photonic, mechanical, gravitical, thermal, etc., etc., etc.... Any energy YOU did not have to produce, which you can divert for your own purposes IS BY DEFINITION FREE ENERGY! UGGGH! (solar cells, windmills, watermills, heat pumps, thermocouples, etc., etc., etc.,)

This concept should be self-evident.

3. "perpetual motion"

How much energy has anyone "dumped" into an atom to keep it's electrons spinning? HMMMM? Perpetual motion machines DO EXIST IN NATURE, and no they don't violate the 2nd Law. (Or maybe you claim there are no atoms, because they are indeed perpetual motion machines?)

The energy source is as yet "undetermined", NOT "non-existant". There is a difference. If you come across a "perpetual motion device", then you are giong to merely have to find the energy source responsible for its continuance operation.


4. "falsifiable"

ALL THEORIES are either falsifiable, or are false. That includes ALL THEORIES, including the "popular", "trendy", or "accepted" theories as well. ALL THEORIES are scrutinizeable! Anomalies in a theory are not just something to "sweep under a rug" and forget. They are something to be experimented with, and the theory revised to fit the truth, since the "anomalies" are in actuality flaws in the theory. This is true whether the reader is amateur tinkeror OR professional scientist.

5. "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence"

This is generally used (abused) pretty much by those whom fancy themselves scientific experts. Understand that an expert (Ex-Spurt) is generally a former drip under pressure.

It is an egotistical statement which in current useage means "I don't believe you, and instead of using my own brain, I shall be mentally lazy and even refuse to look at your work, accepting that you may have to describe things in a manner I find unpleasant or untechnical, since it is quite obvious to me that I am superior in thought and inherent ability to you."

I can tell you for a fact, since I use it myself in it's true meaning ("Your statement does not fit observeable reality, therefore the burden of demonstration of truth or clarification is upon you."). Unfortunately, those whom think themselves "above or smarter" than me generally get riled at the useage, as if I had commited sacriledge to challenge them.

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As long as the scientific world remains controlled by a clique society of mutual backpatting individuals and jealous backbiting fighting over scraps of peer controlled funding, everone pioneering anything new will be scorned, ridiculed, and harassed. Do not attribute this to all science or all scientists either. It is generally the incapable that ridicule instead of investigate and debate.

I have personally had to deal with many scientists (in various clubs I used to belong to) over many topics, and have found many that either modified their views, demonstrated actual error in my thinking, or remained friendly even with serious and irreconcilable disagreement conceptually with me. I deem all of these as truly intelligent individuals, no matter the outcome of the debates, as they were friendly and honest in attitude.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on August 28, 2007, 02:52:21 AM
@ Otto > I had some results with the round coils , but nothing promiscing. I'm going to try this as a coil , I need to remove some metal so it will fit on the rings. Also going to add a LED sequencer 5khz x 6 added to the Fet circut.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 28, 2007, 03:21:38 AM
Opening up and being truthful is important, but their are some issues with TPU's as Tesla discovered in his higher kick energy coils that result in rather alarming results.

So when some users are reluctant to publish some findings, this is not always about keeping it close to their chest, often they are torn between scientific sharing and moral counter arguments that such a disclosure could raise.

TPU's don't just gradually increase as you raise the efficiency of the device, their output grows exponentially (not always in electrical form) . So the difficulty is harnessing this in a way, that is not so dangerous to reseracher or the locality in which it is being tested.

Where Scalar (Soliton) waves are concerned, conventional methods of protection do not work, as they will tunnel through most objects.

These "moral considerations" unspoken but very real of which you speak are exactly WHY it must be disclosed. It is obvious that everyone who has had success had a self limiting device. What happens when someone creates a Q self sustainging device, without any internal limiters? If this energy is what I suspect it is, people are thinking on WAY to small of a scale concerning potential energy release.

Nuclear is too small of a scale...... E=mc^2 demonstrates enough energy in a cubic centimeter of space, relative to enough mass/energy possibly to create all matter in the known universe, if you look at E as the stored potential. A horridly innefficient millionths of a decimal point of efficient use of such yields what? (hint, we were terrified because of them during the cold war)

Personally I would feel safer, but not much, in a different galaxy if even a fractional efficiency were attained........ I agree whole heartedly that any unregulated device be buried so deep that NO-ONE has it. However, sooner or later someone WILL hit on fractional Q efficiency, if the working practically infinitely innefficient 1kw to 30kw units are not released, and education of how dangerous these devices truly can be IS NOT TAUGHT TO THOSE TINKERING WITH THEM!   :'(

If we are lucky, they (uneducated tinkerors) will merely irradiate themselves, and possibly their entire house with some hitherto unknown potentially lethal radiation, or maybe cause a localized wormhole. If we are unlucky...............

Being quite blunt, I think we are tapping a minute imbalance in the energy source that makes matter itself. At full Q, it will no longer be a trickle.

Look at the energy scale this way, I do not think the energy scale either starts or ends with electromagnetic energy. It is somewhere "midpoint" of the range, with stable particles being various particular frequencies higher than electromagnetic can achieve. Unstable particles which readily revert back to energy are even higher, with the base source of energy being the top of the scale. That is why E=mc^2 even works, as E refers not to photonic energy, but the energy from which matter itself originates! This is the mostly stable "field" from which quarks and other unstables emerge and return, and through which "tunneling" happens (absorption/re-imission). Think of all demonstrated "phenomena" as a "measureable effect" of this extremely high frequency basal based pair energy source.

All of these effects are CHANGE IN FREQUENCY/AMPLITUDE/AND/OR/CARRIER WAVE MODULATION.

1. It requires two or more energy pairings (minimum, but not necessarily limited to) to achieve the basic stable field.
2. However, we know for a fact that the field is not completely balanced, as new particles are emergent from it (appear from nowhere), and return to it(dissappear to nowhere). Therefore tapping excess gradient is no surprise.
3. Tunneling is then not necessarily speed based, as it may possibly be absorption and re-emission phenomena, however I blieve it would be a traveling particle scenario due to point 5).
4. It also explains such phenomena as inertia (drag imposed by the energy source which exists everywhere).
5. Magnetism itself could therefore be a field generated by such tunneling (if the tunneling particles left a "wake" in the energy).

Don't get me wrong, this is all mere speculation as far as theories go, and is anything but fully formed in my mind vision, but the pieces keep falling into place.

The harder I have slammed this concept with the "mental sledgehammer", the solider it appears. I may have the wrong hammer.

Actually, due to point 2, the question is just how imbalanced is the energy pairing? If not much, then we may be safe as the amount of extractable energy may well be self limited, since paired energy would be for all intents and purposes would be innaccesible!

I think I am now talking to myself, and will stop.  :-\

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 28, 2007, 08:00:03 AM
Hello all,

@Motorcoach1

you mentioned balance: hot - cold

Our TPU is HOT and I saw that in the same TPU I can have hot and cold coils. My problem is that I had it already and lost this effect. I had 3 hot controls and 1 cold control but....s..t happens and somethings going wrong. Now all my coils are hot. Maybe I burned 1 control, as so often, and cant see it, maybe....

Of course Im working on my ECD because I dont see a better way, for now, to have success.
Of course, in the future, the coils will be spreaded "all around" the collectors....like the original TPU. But for now, my setup.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on August 29, 2007, 02:11:53 AM
@lltfdaniel1

Thankyou my friend, thats the one I wanted, many thanks.

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 29, 2007, 10:54:53 AM
@otto

I am in the process of reading your TPU pdf file. VERY INTERESTING! Some of the conclusions you investigated and tabled brought to remembrance some avenues of approach I used in my primary resonant design. In essence, if I remember correctly, a resonant long wire antenna, tuned for 1/4 wavelength, coiled to the resonant frequency diameter, with overall coild spaced to give proper inductance for said frequency.

Since the TPU does not employ a capacitive disruptive discharge system, this should be much simpler to figure. Since I will be dealing with only winding capacitance.

Then, it would follow that all of the other coils then be tuned inductively to this same frequency, at either 1/2 wavelength (the impulse coils) and 1/4 wavelength for the collector. With each coil precisely "tuned" to the overall system frequency, heat production should drop, and efficiency should rise.

Remeber that a coil has a different frequency than a straight wire, unless properly wound, since you gain both inductance and capacitance. A given length of straight wire will resonate at one frequency, but when rolled into a close wound coil of a given diameter, will resonate at a different frequency. Change the coil length with the same number of turns, and the frequency changes again. Change the coil diameter, and the resonant frequency changes again. The resonant frequency of any coil is dependant upon its length, diameter, inductance, and capacitance, and wire diameter (inductance and capacitance, since less wire area leaves less capacitance, and closer winding spacing of smaller wire more inductance).

I am either going to see whether I can find the grotesque formula I used to use if I can find it in my notes, or re-formulate it again from scratch for everyone to try.

Mismatched coils will "fight" each other at any frequency, producing excess heat, and lessened efficiency.

I used to think only in terms of coil resonance, but found that the combination of the antenna/resonant coil formulas gave both extra voltage "kick" as well as high efficiency.

If anyone has a particular frequency they wished computed, I can attempt it. 

By the way, has anyone used GM starter field winding wire? 1/4" wide flat strip about 1/8" thick (makes GREAT tesla primary winding)

@everyone concerning heat

Try immersing your TPU in distilled water, making sure that all wires are long enough to leave all connections outside of the water/TPU container. The TPU should be waterproof, with rubber and enamel insulation, and distilled water should work beutifully as a heatsink.

Paul Andrulis

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 29, 2007, 01:48:50 PM
Hello all,

@Paul

I DONT WANT a heatsink. I want to use this heat.

Its well known that heat releases particles from a metal. THIS IS what Im doing for now.

Yesterday, a cold wind blow over my TPU. I saw a voltage drop of at least 10% and my light was also affected. Im using a metal plate already.
You can imagine, if I would spread out my controls all over my collectors that this heat would be much better used and my controls wouldnt overheat every day and instead of winding every day new controls I would have more time to make tests,ha,ha.

Last week I used a thin flat cable as collector, connected in a Mobius way and with the exact lenght for a 6" TPU. The problem was in the controls because I made a big mistake. The diameter of the controls was too big. I wound them over 4 fingers but I saw some strange things and will build new controls, better, and see whats going on. I wish this flat band cable would be much thicker, with more little wires....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AhuraMazda on August 29, 2007, 03:16:11 PM
@Otto
Can't you use tubular copper pipes in your TPU construction and pass water in them. Hot water can be used in many kind of ways.
Try making coffee for start!


AM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 29, 2007, 03:30:33 PM
lol

i like how you answered that AhuraMazda

i had a thought verry similar to that a wile ago but i said nothing public about it i was thinking as a means of keeping the copper kool so the tpu can run longer as well as the byproduct heat could be used in an invention i desinged a long time ago the invention was called hyper heat  and was a water heater for large volumes of area

it was to be used to heat your house at verry low price but now how much cheeper can you get than free?

it was a simple invention of mine that will use only a bit of power and now with the tpu it will consume no power to operate

winter it soon on its way unfourtnaly this idea was never posted public yet but i may change this

keepin the gears spin in

isteam!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 29, 2007, 03:45:45 PM
Hello all,

@AM

an excellent idea!! Hmmm....copper tube with 3 MOSFETs, water flowing inside the tube and on this tube a coffee can, ha,ha. Just joking but.....you never know.

Now I have a lot of ideas how to use this heat.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 29, 2007, 04:28:31 PM
hey otto

i have some speeker wire here is this what you mean it is 11ga super fine 336 strands

is

otto in your opinion when the wind blew over your tpu do you beleave it moved some of your tpu's   magnetic gas? out of the range where your collector could reach it?

it is the magas that maks the output no?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on August 29, 2007, 09:29:50 PM
Hi Paul:
   This gives rise to an idea I had back some time ago. What you are saying here is that each of the three coils would have to be a different size. The 15" said the first freq was 35K and the third was 245K. For each of these coils to transfer energy at the highest power level, they would have to resonate at that specific frequency. Your formula may well be the key to finding the link between all three frequencies and what frequency the collector has to be to collect the product of the three. I would like to see this formula for sure. EM did a sim of two frequencies and showed a revolving third product of the two.
   With this in mind, would the product of the three produce the frequency of the output? Seeing how short the collectors have been, that would put it rather high but SM specificly said 5K with some hash.

   Anyhow, plz share the info as it may take us another step closer.

thanks

thaelin
 

@otto

I am in the process of reading your TPU pdf file. VERY INTERESTING! Some of the conclusions you investigated and tabled brought to remembrance some avenues of approach I used in my primary resonant design. In essence, if I remember correctly, a resonant long wire antenna, tuned for 1/4 wavelength, coiled to the resonant frequency diameter, with overall coild spaced to give proper inductance for said frequency.

Since the TPU does not employ a capacitive disruptive discharge system, this should be much simpler to figure. Since I will be dealing with only winding capacitance.

Then, it would follow that all of the other coils then be tuned inductively to this same frequency, at either 1/2 wavelength (the impulse coils) and 1/4 wavelength for the collector. With each coil precisely "tuned" to the overall system frequency, heat production should drop, and efficiency should rise.

Remeber that a coil has a different frequency than a straight wire, unless properly wound, since you gain both inductance and capacitance. A given length of straight wire will resonate at one frequency, but when rolled into a close wound coil of a given diameter, will resonate at a different frequency. Change the coil length with the same number of turns, and the frequency changes again. Change the coil diameter, and the resonant frequency changes again. The resonant frequency of any coil is dependant upon its length, diameter, inductance, and capacitance, and wire diameter (inductance and capacitance, since less wire area leaves less capacitance, and closer winding spacing of smaller wire more inductance).

I am either going to see whether I can find the grotesque formula I used to use if I can find it in my notes, or re-formulate it again from scratch for everyone to try.

Mismatched coils will "fight" each other at any frequency, producing excess heat, and lessened efficiency.

I used to think only in terms of coil resonance, but found that the combination of the antenna/resonant coil formulas gave both extra voltage "kick" as well as high efficiency.

If anyone has a particular frequency they wished computed, I can attempt it. 

By the way, has anyone used GM starter field winding wire? 1/4" wide flat strip about 1/8" thick (makes GREAT tesla primary winding)

@everyone concerning heat

Try immersing your TPU in distilled water, making sure that all wires are long enough to leave all connections outside of the water/TPU container. The TPU should be waterproof, with rubber and enamel insulation, and distilled water should work beutifully as a heatsink.

Paul Andrulis

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 29, 2007, 10:08:49 PM
Here are some inductance formulas for those interested, and some handy online inductance tools:

1. Inductance of a short air core cylindrical coil in terms of geometric parameters:

L = (r^2 * N^2) / (9r + 10l)

WHERE:
L = inductance in ?H
r = outer radius of coil in inches
l = length of coil in inches
N = number of turns

2. For a multilayer air core coil:

L = (0.8r^2 * N^2) / (6r + 9l + 10d)

WHERE:
L = inductance in ?H
r = mean radius of coil in inches
l = physical length of coil winding in inches
N = number of turns
d = depth of coil in inches (i.e., outer radius minus inner radius)

3. Inductance of a flat spiral air core coil:

L = (r^2 * N^2) / (8r + 11d)

WHERE:
L = inductance in ?H
r = mean radius of coil in inches
N = number of turns
d = depth of coil in inches (i.e., outer radius minus inner radius)

4. Inductance of a winding around a toroidal ring of core material (metric formula) :

L = (4PI ? 10^-7 * μr ) / ( (N^2 * r^2) / D)

WHERE:
L= inductance in H
μr = relative permeability of core material
N = number of turns
r = radius of coil winding in meters
D = overall diameter of toroid in meters

5. Inductance of a straight wire (metric formula in CM):

LOW FREQUENCY
L = 2 * l * (ln(2 * l / r) - .75)

HIGH FREQUENCY
L = 2 * l * (ln(2 * l / r) - 1)

WHERE:
L= inductance in nanohenries
l = length of wire in centimeters
r = radius of wire in centimeters

6. ONLINE TOOLS

Basic Inductance Calculator:  http://www.66pacific.com/calculators/coil_calc.aspx (http://www.66pacific.com/calculators/coil_calc.aspx)

Better Inductance Calculator, which also yields ton of data, and self-resonant frequency of coil, however is in metric:  http://hamwaves.com/antennas/inductance.html (http://hamwaves.com/antennas/inductance.html)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 29, 2007, 11:45:00 PM
Hi Paul:
   This gives rise to an idea I had back some time ago. What you are saying here is that each of the three coils would have to be a different size. The 15" said the first freq was 35K and the third was 245K. For each of these coils to transfer energy at the highest power level, they would have to resonate at that specific frequency. Your formula may well be the key to finding the link between all three frequencies and what frequency the collector has to be to collect the product of the three. I would like to see this formula for sure. EM did a sim of two frequencies and showed a revolving third product of the two.
   With this in mind, would the product of the three produce the frequency of the output? Seeing how short the collectors have been, that would put it rather high but SM specificly said 5K with some hash.

   Anyhow, plz share the info as it may take us another step closer.

thanks

thaelin

1. Exactly the same size and therefore frequency (same exact wire length, no of turns, coil form diameter), or different sizes tuned to same frequency (same exact wire length, with coils all wound to different sizes, but still tuned to same frequency).

The above for single frequency output.

2. DIfferent sized coils with different wire lengths with each coil tuned for a harmonic of the same frequency (tesla approach).

Yes, the conbined product of the three directly create a modulated waveform which the output resonates at, or doesn't resonate at all at, if the frequencies are not proper 1/4 wave harmonics of each other.

THE FEQUENCIES HAVE TO BE 1/4 wave matched, to resonate harmonically (mutual wave amplification) and not destructively (mutual wave reduction) in the same coil circuit. If harmonic, the wave amplitudes will rise (since they hit peak all at the same time), and the frequencies evenly blend.  Literally, at the point where the longest wave (smallest frequency) hits max, the harmonic shorter waves (higher frequency) hit max, and where the longest wave zero's, so do the shorter waves. When choosing harmonics, these are what to calculate for. Pick your lowest resonant frequency, and then choose larger. Hint, every half wave should have 2, 4, 6, etc..  to accomplish this. I will post later with an image of what I am talking about.

I used this technique to build a precisely matched primary circuit/secondary circuit tesla coil forever back. You would have liked it. It was so small it was cute. 2 1/2 inches of 40ga copper wire from those tiny deflection coils out of a tv on a cardboard toilet paper tube. Primary a whopping 20 ga, wrapped on a small sloped sour cream tub. Isolated 25w power supply, with glass plate caps. Brilliant purple arc averaged 4" long and 1/8 to 1/4 inches thick. Not bad for a toy ehh? Considering most people build 8 to 10 inch tall coils for similar output. It was so sensitive though, that 1/8 of an inch off placement in the tunable primary would drastically affect output.

ADVICE, dont even sneeze when winding 40 guage wire.  ;D

Even with pulsed square wave, you should be able to get a pyrimidal semi-sine output, if I remember correctly. IT HAS BEEN A LONG TIME, as I haven't built a coil in five to ten years, and it was fifteen since my old piece of junk oscilloscope shot its last tube, so please be patient with me. :)

It will probably be either extremely late tonight, or tommorrow before I respond again, since I have to replace my sump pump in my basement tonight. (fun, fun, and more fun)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 30, 2007, 07:44:38 AM
Hello all,

@IS

I was thinking about a PC flat cable that has a lot of isolated strands and inside this strands are a lot of fine wires. Of course, you can try your speaker wire. Maybe its better then my lamp cable.
I dont want to speculate if this was a magnetic gas or not. I SAW my voltage dropped arround 10% when the wind was cooling my TPU.

@Thaelin

we have 3 frequencies and we need 3 coils that are different. Im all the time looking for the best solution for my 3 control coils.

You all remember my 50 turns coil test. A coil was wound over my 2 fingers.
Last week I did the same but wound the same lenght of coil over my 1 finger, then over 2 fingers, then over 3 fingers, then over 4 fingers.
Best results over 3 or 4 fingers but I tried to build a TPU with a flat cable collector, in Mobius way connected, with 3 coils wound over my 3 fingers and failed totally. I did something wrong.

@Paul

thanks for the formulas. Yes, again, every coil MUST be different in lenght.
For now I will see why the 3. coil with the lowest frequency is sooooo a big s..t.
Ok, its working in harmony with the other 2 cotrols but there is only a little "help " from this 3. control. I will try to cut the lenght of this control and if its not working I want to make then a muuuuch longer 3. control coil and maybe this helps.
What I know for now is that I need a shorter 3. control coil. We will see.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 30, 2007, 09:59:23 AM
@otto

It probably will help shortening the coil. More turns does equal higher inductance, but with the inductance comes reluctance. The higher reluctance will possibly cause problems with overall circuit efficiency.


This hasn't been my day. Rain, and the sump goes out. Wade through water in my basement to install new pump, to find out that the switch has problems. Wade some more, remove the pump, and examine the switch to find it was designed wrong. Fix a brand new switch, and finally sump is finished.... five hours after I started.... THEN I discover that my four year old decided to play with daddy's laptop..... ripped the power cord out, and broke the center DC pin out of the socket. I then jury rig it, and am now typing this......  My day in an emoticon nutshell ->  :D :o  :(  >:(  :'(

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 30, 2007, 10:12:48 AM
Hello all,

@Paul

yes, shortening is logic.

Thanks God, my kids are "old", ha,ha and Im a young optimist, ha,ha.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 31, 2007, 11:55:08 AM
@all

I have done some research, and at this point have to give a hand to Mr Mark. Bravo!

I am going to post my understanding of this coil, at this point.

You have three collector coils which comprise the actual toroid core, called collectors. These are left as three sepererate coils which may be hokked in series or parallel or any combination thereof.

Around this core, 90 degree out of magnetic phase, are wrapped three or more (I would personally use four) control coils, each out of phase with the other, though in phase with the tooroid material.

Three control coils would be minimum necessary to induce a traveling (or rotating) magnetic wave around the toroid.

By Steves description (everyone should read his "parable"), three frequencies are necessary, which makes sense, to make a traveling "kick" or spike. Why three? You have your main frequency (5khz pulsed dc) ON Q, then one "push" frequency (slightly lower and off Q) and one "pull" frequency (slightly higher and off Q). This will leave a spiky "noisy" signal (full of "hash" or signal noise) racing around the toroid. (Joe300, your experimental tests on the scope video were bang on....)

If this signal is resonant with the collector coils, its speed of rotation around the collectors would be at maximum. Imagine the magnetic field as a cylinder larger in cross-section than the toroid which is hollow. The "Center hole" of this magnetic cylinder is slightly SMALLER than the diameter of the collector wires. 

Therefore would naturally enter the "garden hose" effect, in that the three collector coils, naturally "full" of electrons, would emit a traveling wave of electrons, due to the applied "pressure" of the "squeezing" magnetic field. It is not inducing current as you would with an ordinary generator (lines of flux cutting wires), but in operation be more like a particle accelerator, or toroidal electron waveguide! The is why the output is DC MIXED WITH 5KHZ (as pulsed DC) AND HASH! The collectors electrons are pure DC by definition, since they are flowing in ONLY one direction.

If I am right, then the frequencies would not be out of phase by a large margin, since you would want the sharpest waveform possible on the leading edge of the wave? For most voltage kick. Has everyone heard of a "kick" coil? A kick coil is a solenoid where amperage is turned into voltage by electron inertia due to a solenoids magnetic field. These were used to fire spark plugs, or provide a high voltage pulse, when the contact was rapidly opened.

Now the "Kick" Mr. Marks referred to is similar, BUT NOT THE SAME. This is the "Kick" given when a current suddenly STARTS to flow. Imagine a garden hose, with a sprayer attachment set on "jet". This is the current pulse you fire into the circuit. Now imagine a five gallon bucket half full of water, and this is the conductor. Now, what happens if you pulse a blast of water into the bucket? For this scenario, assume that you spray in at an angle.

The water stream hits the water in the bucket, and the water in the bucket depresses at the point of impact, but then humps up and "splashes" against the side of the bucket. If the water from the sprayer is constant, the effect dies out. If the spray is pulsed, then the effect is constant. If the pulse is timed right, when the wave comes back and the pulse hits the wave going in the same direction as the pulse (pulsed at resonance of the bucket), then the effect is amplified.

The magnet shown in some demonstrations has a very important function as well. If placed right, it forces the traveling electromagnetic wave to travel in only one direction.

That is my understanding at this point.

However, if this is true, then it also might explain some other effects I noticed in the videos.

1. You may not have taken this into consideration, but the electric field in the collectors would be at right angles to the rotating field, IE no drag or back EMF.

2. The electric field in the collectors would be in sync with the rotating magnetic field, which if I remember my electron theory would mean that the output would be current leading voltage, instead of current lagging the voltage, which goes a long way to explaining the "wierd arc".

Any thoughts or comments? Is there anything I missed?

P.S. (Note that I also see two other possible ways to make the windings for the same effect. Examine a rotating wave induction motor windings and say ahah! :) )

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on August 31, 2007, 07:10:25 PM
I made an error in my observations.

In point 1, I stated "electric field" but actually meant "magnetic field". IE the induced magnetic field in the collectors would be 90 degrees out of phase with the rotating magnetic field.

sorry!

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on August 31, 2007, 10:30:11 PM
with ecd

WINGS  remember WINGS

i say no more it has already been said

i have not built ecd

but i dont have to to understand how important the WINGS  are

ist

as i know about wireless internet transmition  the antennas must be line of sight for that to operate properly there is no diffrence with ecd  they must aling at the right angle for the transmittion to take place  no?

i have installed many wireless internet links using varous gear if it aint lined up it dont work as i beleave it is the same thing with ecd cuz it only makes sence what is the correct angle hummmmm

i have herd it some where but will not repeate it as im not sure the exact angle but with my own simple expairments i have done with neos i see the same thing the angle is critical or the re is not produced

but hey maybe im just foaming at the mouth agin lol!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on September 01, 2007, 03:57:14 PM
Fast moving Soliton
(http://physics.usask.ca/~hirose/ep225/animation/soliton/images/soliton1.gif)

Slow Moving Soliton
(http://physics.usask.ca/~hirose/ep225/animation/soliton/images/soliton2.gif)

Collision of Slow and Fast Solitons. In this instance, For the duration of the merge, the two solitons become quantum wave packets (The particles/waves that classical physics allows to propagate at faster than light velocities between a point A to point B, normally referred to as Quantum Tunnelling)

(http://physics.usask.ca/~hirose/ep225/animation/soliton/images/soliton3.gif)

What we are trying to isolate in the TPU's  is the maximum uniform Structure for the propagation of the Solitions. If the coils are incorrectly located, wrong windings or even wrong frequency, This uniform structure will be lost and the Solitons will dissipate.

With the correct carrier frequency to contain the Solitons, they can be sustained in even the most irregular structure.

An efficiency note:
What this basically means the outer and inner collector should be continuous (single piece of dual core wire), not broken wires soldered later. Junctions or connection blocks in the collector setup will disturb the uniform structure needed for the Solitons to sustain themselves and will result in them dissipating outside of the TPU, rather than being contained in the collectors.

Animations with courtesy of : http://physics.usask.ca/~hirose/ep225/animation/soliton/anim-soliton.htm

I am intrigued what would happen if whilst the collectors have already been induced into a cascade of solitons, if the output Solitons of a second TPU was introduced to the existing TPU in the oppossite direction..

We are already aware that opposite collisions Solitons create massive spikes, I wonder if this would be a much easier way to tune the merging compression factor and or the resultant equal and opposite reaction as the Solitions exit the quantum tunnelling state into normal space time.

Effectively using the opposite direction solitons as space time compression (moderators/targets) for each other. 

Although this image represents Two guassian waves travelling in opposite directions the principle is the same

(http://www.kettering.edu/~drussell/Demos/superposition/super1.gif)
That odd the animation not show, maybe they got anti leech on

Animation with courtesy of: http://www.kettering.edu/~drussell/Demos/superposition/superposition.html

Oh well, it is the first animation on the above page. if you can't see it here.

(http://www.math.h.kyoto-u.ac.jp/%7Etakasaki/soliton-lab/gallery/solitons/sg-kink-antikink-a.gif)
Increasing compression (density) of the quantum wave packets, will increase the distance between A to B that they can propagate to by non subluminal means.  Basically they can cover larger distances without any resistance in our terms, thus no loss in gained pushing force/ velocity.

The most ideal way of creating these solitons efficiently, would be non uniform low/high frequency wave guides feeding to a uniform one.

In other word's A recreation of this in a TPU form.

(http://www.ma.hw.ac.uk/solitons/soliton1m.gif)
Soliton on the Scott Russell Aqueduct on the Union Canal near Heriot-Watt University, 12 July 1995.

For those of you that ask why 3 or more coils/frequency inputs this may explain this for you.


(http://homepages.tversu.ru/~s000154/collision/sge_sol/images/sge_sol29.gif)

In this one, the sum of the waves creates a short duration, spiked soliton.

(http://homepages.tversu.ru/~s000154/collision/sge_sol/images/sge_sol36.gif) 
See what happens to larger stationary one in the latter?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 02, 2007, 12:01:25 PM
Here are some interesting graphics for all to consider. I have been pondering Marks words some more, and these may be interesting to you.

This one deal with harmonics in a manner you are not familiar with. Most think of 1/4 and 1/2 wave as harmonic, when the rise and drop times are actually antithesis to the parent wave, being at opposite polarity at these points. This graphic shows full wave harmonics, which are odd multiples of 1/3, which is naturally reinforcing to the parent wave.
.
(http://us.f13.yahoofs.com/bc/45d7d001mdd66873b/bc/tpu+pictures/oddharm.jpg?bfw0o2GBjJ4AqwJL)


Also, in my earlier post I referred to the "Kicks" mark referred to, and also used an example of a "Kick Coil". I have put together a graphic demonstrating these. I made one error on this graphic. The voltage spike or pulse, appears only on one half of each waveform. I am tired, and was using paintbrush ok? :)


(http://us.f13.yahoofs.com/bc/45d7d001mdd66873b/bc/tpu+pictures/Kick.jpg?bfw0o2GBs4j2uqEW)


Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on September 02, 2007, 11:57:07 PM
Graphics  not showing?

Maybe you have loaded on a site with no cross linking allowed, I noticed the same with one the gfx I linked.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 03, 2007, 01:25:34 AM
I will give some examples, (now that I found my frequency to wavelength converter prog!), of 1/3 harmonic ,multiple resonant frequecies.

For a center frequency of 5khz...

Frequency (to nearest tenth) = wavelength (in feet)

1.66666666666666khz (.0016 mhz) = 590,400  <-- longest wavelength actual 1.6666666666
5khz (.0050 mhz) = 196,800         <-- 1/3 wavelength
15khz (.015 mhz) = 65,600           <-- 1/6 wavelength


This yields a problem, as 1.6666666666666666667 khz is hard to manipulate. You cannot even jump to 1.7, as you lose 11576.47 FEET in wavelength, for one lousy tenth of a khz! The higher the frequency, the shorter the wave, so let us use the mhz band, and find frequencies not impossible to wind due to wire length for full resonance.

Note however that the coil length is more forgiving, though huge, than the frequency in the KHZ range, and that the frequency is more forgiving than the coil length in the mhz range.

Therefore, let us use mhz, in nonfractional frequency multiples.

2mhz = 492    6mhz = 164    18 mhz =  54.66

Now, these are still long wire coils. The question is can they be reduced? The answer is YES, but only to a point. I will explain. You desire for one full wave to be reciprocal in its travel, in that it can both start and reach either maximum potential, or zero potential, at each end of the wire. This is not an antenna, so 1/4 wave actually defeats our purpose. What WILL work is 1/2 wave on each. The collector coils could be 1/4wave to maximize potential, but the control coils MUST NOT BE for resonance purposes.

Therefore 2mhz = 246    6mhz =  82    18mhz = 27.33

Now, for the full wave resonance frequencies of 2,6, and 18mhz respectively, these types of coils will give standing waves, for these specific frequencies in said coil, as the rebounding pulse will match the waveform and potential of the preceding pulses.

If you wish to first try off Q, then reduce each by 5%.

Some thoughts:  

Remember that these measurements are in feet, not inches.

You can measure huge lengths of wire, using nothing more complicated than a yardstick. :)

All coils can be the same length, if you use the longest wavelength. For instance, 18 mhz will resonate properly at 246 feet, but 2 mhz will not resonate properly at 27.33 feet.

DANGER:

My mental imagry just pointed out something. These waves will not quit resonating until they die out due to internal wire resistance. They will also reinforce every other pulse resonating in the circuit. THEY WILL BE SELF AMPLIFYING if my subconscious is correct.

Consider it this way, imagine a series pulses at 5v. Pv(total) = Pv1 + Pv2 + Pv3....... (Q resonance) instead of parallel 1/Pv(total) = 1/Pv1 + 1/Pv2 + 1/Pv3 ....... (off Q resonance)

The amount of gauss developed could well be huge. DO NOT USE AN IRON OR FERRITE CORE, A faraday cage would be adviseable as well. The potential could well rise so great, that the coils could be self destructing. (possibly explosive) The gaussian potential could also rise so great that all iron objects should be removed from the cage, in fact maybe from the room.

This would happen at a geometric rate, so please understand you will not have time to manually shut these down. Safety electronic limiters should be built to protect each coil, and instantly shut off the frequency generator if a given voltage or current is exceeded in the coils. Personally, I would use two limiting circuits, one for each. A "dead man switch", does not give safety or to someone whom is dead. Please do not become so, use your heads.

 I would rather be wrong and considered paranoid, then be right and someone get hurt, or worse, so PLEASE BE CAREFULL.

(Your body has quite a bit of molecular and atomic iron in it, and you are quite fragile when considering extremely strong magnetic fields, or high voltages, or various forms of radiation attributeable to either.)

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 03, 2007, 01:29:44 AM
@13thhour

It's quite possible. They show for my browser, part of the time. I don't have a clue why. I will repost them in a little bit, after I upload them to a different place.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 03, 2007, 01:39:03 AM
First pic odd Q resonant harmonics not showing in previous post:

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/oddharm.jpg)

Second pic "Kick" waveform analysis, also not showing in previous post:

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/kick.jpg)

I hope these come through alright.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 04, 2007, 02:42:41 AM
Has anyone gotten any useful electricity out of these yet like in Mark's demo?  Can someone put one together now to power a 100 watt light bulb at less than 100 watt input continuously?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 02:57:46 AM
Am I mad or have I missed the post where this device has generated any useful output power? It appears that it requires continuous input power and does not provide more useful energy out than is used to drive it?  It is not self-running and therefore nothing has been proven? People have built and seen nice spikes, but they can be generated with a 9v PP3 battery!

Time for a REALITY CHECK, since all the posts about this device being a wonderful achievement in the original thread, this is not a successful replication of anything thus far... just a good ionizer,,,

Acerzw

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: stallman on September 04, 2007, 03:26:57 AM
It doesn't need to self running. If the COP is greater than 1 preferably around 10 or so then the power pack is mute point. A reason SM might of used a separate power supply is to keep the device safe to show people. If you were to close the circuit it would go boom since it a nonlinear power source. Just think if you had a power spike of 600v go through a control coil. That would make the TPU spit out a HUGE power spike. I guess you could close the circuit but if you can build an oscilating circuit that uses milliamps it would safer and easier to tune.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 03:42:23 AM
@stallman

I agree that would be good, but this 'replication' does not do that, it is a power hungry RF monster! The title of this thread is very misleading it implies something useful has been achieved, it is not a successful replication of anything!

I remember in the original thread all the criticism that was fired at those who were saying show the output power is more than the input power and they were fobbed off with 'build, build, build and you will see...'

Still after all this time those criticism's still stand and have not been answered, I am glad I did not build.

Show me something on this thread that cannot be achieved with a 9v battery... I can light a bulb dimly with that...

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 06:02:30 AM
@acerzw

I am not trying to be offensive, but by your own statement you have not built anything, so how precisely do you "know" anything? ??

These guys have been trying to duplicate a machine, off of information which might as well have been written in a novel, instead of an instructional constructional manual. Have you even read Steve Mark's description for the purpose?

This is not a "heathkit" project. THIS is true R&D, in every sense of the word.

I have, and can tell you that sketchy is doing Mark's descriptions justice, since little actual build informaton is present, which by his own mouth was on purpose for two reasons. A. He was legally obligated not to, due to sales of his patent, and B. He wanted those doing it to learn through trial and error. I can understand why for both. Therefore these guys are in essence working completely from scratch, taking a step at a time. Was this test replication successfull?

YES! 

Is it the final working product?

NO!

I haven't even read one post to that effect.

I had to build many partially working models of a Tesla coil, experimenting with various aspects, until I learned what I needed to know to build one like tesla would have. They are doing the same.

What have you designed and built from scratch? Anything? (I am not talking about breadboarding a circuit already designed for you out of a book or magazine either. I am talking ground up theory and design.)

I tend to doubt so, since if you had, you would understand what these boys HAVE accomplished.

There is a reason criticism is easier than accomplishment. To accomplish anything requires both sweat, and actual thought. Criticism requires neither.

Paul Andrulis 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 06:06:16 AM
that is my point, I have built nothing yet accomplished the same, nothing... oh and I have given much thought prior to posting this... and I am aware of everything is this thread, and the original thread.

My point is that everyone was told build, build, build, before there was any proof of energy conversion by Roberto and Otto, those who questioned it were flamed, yet here we are in exactly the same position...

No observable energy conversion, lots of wasted energy and plenty of dangerous ionic wind and plenty of excess heat... and output that can be duplicated with a 9volt battery...

but remember build, build, build, or should that be wind, wind, windup...

acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 06:18:33 AM
@acerzw

You have then peformed thought models on the subject? You have then performed tests of any kind?

Hmm, by your statement, you have done nothing, and therefore accomplished nothing. If your words are true, then let mathematics decide.

They have accomplished a little. On a scale of zero to ten I will even be overly critical and give them a 3, with 10 being a finished product.

On the same scale, you have accomplished zero.

Therefore, you say you have accomplished as much as they. You state  0 = 3.    No, it is simply an unbalanced equation, caused by an unbalanced statement not reflecting truth.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 06:51:38 AM
as you say, but neither 0 or 3 are 10, look at the title of this thread, it reflects a 10 yet is not.

And once again I say, nothing has been proved or replicated...

3 is not high enough to name this thread as it has been, and does not justify all the praise that has been heaped on its originators...

3 to me on your scale would involve some minimal proof of energy conversion, yet there is none...

My contention would be that 1 is a more realistic score, the mobius design looks good initially because it is novel, but all it does is generate noise and heat from RF interference with itself... and still does not produce output that can do more than a 9v battery despite the power that it wastes heating the room and charging all the metal objects in the room with ions... might as well stick ones head in a microwave it will give you a headache more efficiently and not charge all the objects in the room...

Show me SM's mobius where does it figure in his design which is rather grandly being claimed as partially replicated here... the standard defence is there are many more ways than SM's to build a TPU, yet only SM has a working one, so maybe there is only one way to build it, which is not a mobius I would vouch...

Watch SM reel from the shocking headaches that his devices gives him in his videos, oh and the sparks from the metal objects that it ionizes. See him get struck by lighting when he goes outside with his TPU because of the ionic cloud that it gives off... Maybe, just Maybe I missed that video...

The main area where it demonstrates any efficiency is blowing up scopes...

As Sun Tzu said: 'Every battle is won or lost before it is joined'.

This battle of Mobius is lost, you are defending nothing, just as I am attacking nothing...

All there is hot air, or should I say ionic wind  :)

acerzw

p.s. here's hoping that the next post is someone showing proof that energy conversion is taking place here, or the aether energy is being tapped, or the output power is more than the input power...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 07:27:09 AM
@acerzw

I came down on you too hard, and I apologize. I should not have done that, and do not uisually respond in such manner.

It is simply that everyone and their uncle seems to think R&D is an easy, fast, cheap one step process. None of these is true. It is difficult, painstaking, expensive, step by step process. It is the process of invention by trial and error.

I want you to understand, I have been following not only this thread, but others here and eslewhere. I have also been watching the new experiments performed at youtube and google. Many show definite and interesting evidence.  Before you flame them back, research what is going on, as many are working off of ottos work, with REAL and interesting results.

Check out joe300 or joe200 (I dont rmember offhand which). Do a simple search on TPU on video.google.com and you will quickly find his videos.

One problem I know of for a fact, with the current misuseage of marks presented evidence, is that marks small 6" coil HAD NO WIRES COMING OFF OF IT, except the connectors for the power takeoff. IE No external power source.

Due to the written and video evidence presented, as well as the letters by an examining engineer, and an examining professor, that the power source was not even possibly batteries for the output, and that the working coil which was cut apart had no evidence of anything in the toroid itself, except wires and a "cork like substance". 

On the 6" coil, this means that the only place for Marks input power, and regulatory circuitry, was a small taped over package approximately 2" X 2" X 1/2" located in the center of the coil. Since this contained both the circuitry for the control coils, and the battery power source to drive the circuitry, the driving power had to be one of four.

1. AAA batteries (prob nicad)
2. AA batteries
3. Watch batteries (prob lithium)
4. 1 9Volt battery

You are right in that they are trying to "overdrive" the units, and that they are still underunity. However, from what I have seen, the circuits used do not feed back in any manner into the control coils, or to the driving circuitry, except for maybe Joe's newest TPU. Even joe is overdriving it though.

Steve's coil was using pulsed DC in the milliamp or maximum fractional amp (9v battery) range. This is a finesse coil, not an amerage sledgehammer coil.

Here is an experiment for all. You assume a magnetic field will not produce electricity in a wire, unless it cuts a wire right? :)

Here is something to try. Take your VOM, put it on the milliamp scale, and take the magnet of your choice and quickly slide it linearly down the positive lead. I DONT CARE HOW THE FIELD IS ALIGNED. (hint, hint)

I was getting 3.0 to 6.3 or even higher millivolt spikes, no matter the orientation of the field to the wire. My magnet source? A steal shielded POJ tiny mabuki type motor out of a vcr. Even with the miniscule field present, I was attaining this, not cutting the wire by swiping across, but sliding linearly WITH the wire. I tried it both with the field, and against the field, and the effect was the same either way.

Notice something else. Nowhere did I say you had to conect the leads together either... Try it yourself.

This is important to a milliamp driven Q resonant hamonically pulsed coil, which is its own drain through inherent electrical resistance, and needs only one connection........  (positive pulse no ground)

Paul Andrulis

 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 07:38:13 AM
@paul

I do understand R & D is hard, my point is there is no useful R & D on this thread anymore, the overdriving and the over emphasis on the Mobius are pointless, the theories here are heading in the wrong direction. I have even seen people suggest using the excess heat as a power source!

I agree with your point that other's have done useful work based on work done in this thread, I also follow all the other threads, and have read many from the beginning, and I have seen some of the Google videos...

But the claims for the mobius and this particular replication are simply not justified and as I keep saying nothing has been proven here, no energy conversion, no COP > 1, nothing but excess heat generation and dangerous ionic charging of objects in the environment. God forbid someone should fire one of these up near someone with a pacemaker... SM's coil exhibits none of the harmful attributes of this replication..

This design has lost its way, it is past its sell by date. I know R & D is hard, but this R & D has lost its direction, it has departed so much from the thing it seeks to replicate as to be useless...

I just think we need to get back to basics... no mobius... no over-powering...

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 07:57:11 AM
Not trying to toot my own horn, but try to gently guide the concept back into the direction necessary. You catch a lot more flies with honey, than with vinegar.

Actually, the mobius design may well BE overunity, but not in the desired manner. If it is putting out and amount of appreciable electricity that is.

Why do I say this? Overunity is more energy out than is put in. However, energy has many forms, of which electricity is only one of many.

If the mobius strip is putting out heat, the important question is HOW MANY WATTS? (Heat is produced energy)

If the mobius strip is producing an ionizing field, what are the equivalent watts? (Ions are produced energy.)

If his coil is using say 150 watts of electricity to produce 130 watts electricity, 30 watts heat, and 2 watts ionic field, then it is still overunity, as the combined total work output in watts is 162, for the input of 150.

Something to consider.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on September 04, 2007, 07:58:15 AM
Dudes!

They explained that they found the seed, or point of conversion. They were never sure if it was overunity. They explained they have successfuly accomplished a step toward the full TPU. Thats why he called it a TPU-ECD. They have scope shots of the seed and point it out. I think that was the entire point of the ECD, I mean it standed for Energy Conversion Device. And they said the seed was the point of conversion.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 09:05:33 AM
@HopeforHumanity

yes they did, but that was a long long time ago in a galaxy far far away... one small step for man, one mediumish goat sized step for TPU...

aeons ago.

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 10:14:18 AM
@hope

I know! I watched and paid attention to Joes and otto's video's, the effects demonstrated, as well as the observations they stated..

Jason (joe) is so dead on in thinking I almost felt like doing cartwheels. His lines of approach to trial testing using the scope were pure genius.

However, after reading the posts here, I noticed that what was lacking generally is fundamental understanding of why. If you understand why an open wire spikes voltage at a given resonance and why to pick a particular frequency and why specific frequencies interact in a specific way in said scenario -> then building coils and choosing frequencies are no longer guesswork, they become understood and therefore computational.

If someone builds a coil, for instance, and uses the scope to find the main "sweet spot", then the other two frequencies become a matter of pencil and paper, which should be verifiable through scope and function generator.

However, I quite literally do not think these coils are the coils shown in marks video's or described in his papers. I think they are similar in concept, but not the same. This is not necessarily a bad thing either. Whatever works ehh?

Just as there is more than one way to wind a working transformer, there is guaranteed to be other ways to wind working TPU's.

Jason is dead on in his concept of a rotating magnetic field. He is bang on in his concept of using open circuit control coils.

(THAT IS HOW YOU POWER SUCH A CIRCUIT OFF OF A 9v Battery, or a couple of AA's)

Jason should have hooked an ammeter up to the lead of his function generator, as he would have found probably an initial surge to saturate the coil, followed by almost no amperage draw.

"-------"
Otto's was semi-working, and I am not being fascetious. You should have noticed something in otto's video which was not present in either joe's or marks....... that horrid audible whine. His circuit was oscillating in the low khz band (audio <25000khz), and excited air molecules were therefore vibrating in the audio frequency.

What is awesome is that you could tell, because of this whine, that his coil was definitely producing a rotating magnetic wave!

Why? Because as the field traveled around the coil, it left a path of ionized air, which also gave a warbelling "beat" to the audible sound.

The problem is that you could tell that his wave was not rotating near fast enough. The amount of current and voltage produced is going to be directly relative to the speed of rotation of the wave in relation to the collector. That is why his stalled completely, and glowed dimly with only a fourty watt bulb. HE IS ON THE RIGHT TRACK THOUGH...

"---------"
For everyone whom knows anything about transformers or generators... which produces greater wattage with the same unit, faster or slower change in magnetic field? (The answer is faster, for those who don't)

In a transformer a higher frequency input at a given number of turns is more efficient producing higher wattage. In a generator, faster armeture rotation speed yields greater wattage. Both for the same reason, namely that the change in field over time is greater.

Surface area of the conductor, strength of magnetic field, and rapidity of change of the magnetic field in relation to the conductor over time, are the mainstays of current production.
 
This is still true in a TPU........ Imagine the current production at perfect resonance, when the limiting speed should be at least close to C (speed of light, which is only applicable in superconducting wire)!

Even with ordinary non-superconductors, extremely high rates of wave propagation should be possible.

1. Much would depend upon the size of the TPU (smaller TPU faster rotation as less distance per rotation.).
2. Core materials (higher reluctance slower rotation).
3. Wire (higher resistivity due to material and surface area yields slower rotation and slower field peak times, and lower voltage peaks.).
4. Individual Coil resonance with the applied frequency (the closer to resonance the greater the amplification and wave propogation)
5. Overall TPU resonance to the applied frequencies (same as 4)

As they are being built now, by everyone, it is kind of a hit and miss. Two experimenters may build coils that seem identical to each other in construction, yet have seemingly anomalous results, IE one works great, the other barely works, or even refuses to work, and no one the wiser as to why.

The answers are always simple. What is always the most difficult is discovering the right question to ask.

 I am hoping by my observations and proposed methods of thought and calculation to put everyones attempts at least in the same ballpark, preferrably a homerun. Somewhere early next year, I hope to be making TPU's myself (after tax time). I need some gear first, as I want to know exactly what is going on with each aspect as I build. However, I can start designing now.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 04, 2007, 11:28:14 AM
Hello all,

@Paul,

your posts are great but there is aa little "mistake": I dont have a video camera and the video you mention is NOT from me.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AhuraMazda on September 04, 2007, 01:51:53 PM

Would the real Otto please stand up!

AM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 04, 2007, 02:02:38 PM
@AM

Here I am.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 04, 2007, 04:16:56 PM

Would the real Otto please stand up!

AM

and be proud to be out of your mind and out of control lould as you can tell me agin how does it go??1??1

lol!!

i had to do it

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 04, 2007, 06:48:48 PM
@otto

Sorry! I thought it was one of yours, from the way it was titles and worded.

This is the video link I was talking about.  http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4997391137164968331 (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=4997391137164968331)

I apologize then about all statements and assumptions made previously about your TPU, since this demonstration is not then your TPU and is not representative.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 04, 2007, 09:31:44 PM
@all

anyone like to lay claim to 'Otto TPU 2' then? or Innovation was that previous post 'I had to do it' you admitting it was you?

Acerzw, puzzled
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 04, 2007, 11:47:49 PM
nope not my vid

i was talking about the song 

lol!!!

is

just watched the vid it was made by camster i think he has left this site now but he has made a few vids that is his work
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: 13thHouR on September 05, 2007, 01:58:51 AM
@ pauldude000

Have you considered re-running your calculations using caduceus coils instead?

ignoring the rather unusual things associated with them, there are 3 factual bits of data.

1. They are very efficient at Soliton wave production.
2. They have almost infinite resonance.
3. (more dangerous aspect) their signals are capable quantum tunnelling with very low energy input. Which rules out most faraday cage set ups.

Of Which all 3 are very important factors in the TPU production.

Although it is rather more complex to isolate the ideal length, cross overs and repeat windings with this type of approach. I did notice just using the output from one of my function generators (not secondary power source), I was getting like for like in the collector. No loss of Energy at all. I am continuing to experiment with variations of the caduceus and true mobius setup   (A proper mobius loop rather than just inter connected loops).

Having to run mA tests because the shielding involved for testing higher powered caduceus coil is an astronomical price. So far the 50 and 180Khz are showing promising results.

According to amount of crossovers I have had them resonating upwards of 22Mhz (for 450Khz input). For only 6 feet of PVC multicore bell wire on single wound Caduceus coil..

I love those pretty patterns...... No I have not been smoking something that I shouldn't be LOL   Caduceus coils have seriously complex harmonics, check them out on an Analogue scope (or very good digital one) and you will see what I mean.

I need to invest in a new spectrum analyser. damn they got expensive lately.



btw On otto's set up raising, the inner collector about 2 inches above outer does increase the efficiency.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 05, 2007, 07:33:00 AM
Hello all,

@IS

how does it go??? My answer - good.

@Paul

There is really NO need to appologize!! In the video we see a REPLICATION of my TPU: Thanks for the video. I saw it the first time. Fine video. This guy (comster?) connected a bulb and when his light is brighter, when he changes the frequency, the current rises and in my newest coils the current dropps when my light is brighter.

Its really time for me to begin to wind controls as our master told us: all around the collector ....in segments....
My biggest problem is that every few days I have to make new controls because they are "burning". I have again 2 shorted controls because there is a heat and the current....

I can only hope this guy in the video used a 100W bulb!!!

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 05, 2007, 09:31:58 AM
@otto

First, you want to see steve marks inspiration on the bifiliar control coils? Hmmm...? :)

Here is the original, and if you read the reasoning for figure 2, you will quickly understand. I would bet money. It is the original bifiliar with a mobius or endless loop winding.

http://www.magnetricity.com/NeoG/Bifilar.php (http://www.magnetricity.com/NeoG/Bifilar.php)

Second, in the video i hate top say, but the bulb looked suspiciously like either a 25 or 40 watt refridgerator bulb to me. Refridgerator bulbs tend to have the super small clear globe to fit into the restricted space. However it is possible that it was a small globe bulb built for use in a cieling fan too, though it looked smaller than these to me. With only the socket, there is little scale to measure visually against.

No matter how you cut it, his coil was resonating far too low.

Just for giggles, wind your control coils bifiliar/mobius in the manner described in the link, remembering that it does not have to be a pancake as it can be wound conventionally. Regular coil wrapped bifiliar/mobius in three sections...... Each section length tuned approx. to a specific frequency. Can be done cheap using el-cheapo tiny diameter zip cord speaker wire, or even four strand flat phone cord. (I am talking cheap stuff here!  ;D )

The phone cord might be better, as you could hook two in mobius, and two as mutually re-inforcing parallel drives. Try them ungrounded before you try them grounded too. (Just a whim.)

If you do, be sure to let me know the effects!

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 05, 2007, 10:20:35 AM
Hello all,

@Paul

hmmm....the effects.....hmmmm

burned coils and.....no comment for now.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bolt on September 05, 2007, 04:37:19 PM
no mention of pure sine waves going in yet? mmmm Big artificial pulses.... Its akin to trying to run your car engine by sticking lumps of TNT down the spark plug holes and wondering why you got cracked pistons and bent crankshafts. LOL

Try putting some gentle rotary sine power in and maybe just maybe the "engine" will begin to run.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on September 05, 2007, 07:37:05 PM
@otto
Why don't you use a Power suppy with current limited setting?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 05, 2007, 08:27:00 PM
Are these tpus working at all or is it a wild goose chase?  Was Steven Mark a fraud?  Are the videos on YouTube a scam?  Just curious.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 05, 2007, 10:18:42 PM
@leeroyjenkin

try reading some of the posts, all the answers are there!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on September 05, 2007, 11:17:50 PM
Are these tpus working at all or is it a wild goose chase?  Was Steven Mark a fraud?  Are the videos on YouTube a scam?  Just curious.

Well maybe you should try and go back in time to find a battery that could put out that much power at that weight. If you do, then maybe you can question. ::)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 06, 2007, 07:14:13 AM
Hello all,

@Bolt

Im already working with sine waves. But as my oscillators delivers me square waves Im converting them in sine waves and my "engine" is just fine doing the work.

@Tosky

mycoils are burning with only a little current and thats really bad. I have to use controls wound all over the collector as our master told us. I have just to learn how to get usefull power out of such coils. But I hope I learned it with my ECD coils.

@leeroyjenkin

maybe you want to be the next guest in my house to see a "fraud"???? Maybe you want to see and feel my wires as I do every day??? Maybe you have a camera???  Maybe you have enough knowledge and we can discuss what is going on in my newest TPU??? Im not bright enough for that!!
Maybe.....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on September 06, 2007, 08:07:36 AM
@otto
If you don't have a precision current limit control power supply. You may use coil wire  wider than a 100mA fuse or more, Then use the fuse to protect the coil.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 06, 2007, 10:22:56 AM
@all

I just watched the ecd steven mark video again to see if I could glean more info. Was it just me, or were their two tiny TPUs firing the big TPU?

Also, concerning the DC output, Steve clearly said it WAS A.C. output at 6000 hertz, which he then said "was for all intents and purposes D.C." I was wondering, causal of the necessary compression waves which would travel longitudinally around the coil would have to be inherently be at least in part A.C. If anyone doubts me on this, watch the vid again, paying close attention to his words.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=167210479374903373 (http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=167210479374903373)

Just something I noticed.

@otto

That is cool! If you are heating dramatically at low current...... Then your total wattage V*A is high, which means your resonance is definately self voltage amplifying. Awesome dude, and good job. The question is then how to get the heat down, without losing the resonance.

Tightwound bifiliar mobius like Teslas patent demonstrated might do it, since it removes self inductance, and therefore much heat. (But would this make a pure resonator with little to no magnetic field escape? Would it work better with a standing wave like my frequency description using 1,6,18 (3 per half wave) multiple reinforcing harmonics with the low freq being 1 gives? I don't know, I just flat dont know.) 

I think the heat might be mechanically produced. A conductor in a resonating magnetic field will physically vibrate. Too strong of a resonant field too close to true resonance might well rip a coil apart. A weak resonant field close to pure harmonics will vibrate the coil enough to cause heat production. Steven himself was talking about a heatsink being necessary for useage over extended periods of time, in his video with the TV set and the drill.

I still like the distilled water concept, except it might produce hydrogen/oxygen molecular bond breakdown. (IE electrolysis) I suspect rather efficiently too. Oh well.

Paul Andrulis
Title: the best control diagram
Post by: NewAge on September 06, 2007, 12:42:59 PM
Hi!
A friend of mine want to start working on a TPU replication and asks which is so far the best control circuit/diagram for it that is proven to work?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 03:47:20 PM
Now that's a good question NewAge.  Much better than the way I framed mine.  Basically, does this even work?  Can you get usable power from this or is Steven Marks a good scam artist as MANY suggest.  I don't think we should get attacked for raising this question.  Geesh. 

I mean if there is one even slight example of it working.  Otherwise we have to read through 68 pages of trial and errors of which most novices don't even understand.  With the Stan Meyer's experiment there is a pdf D14 you can download, with the Linnard Griffin experiment there is a patent that can be downloaded.  What is there with this and what are the current results? 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on September 06, 2007, 03:53:53 PM
@otto

Now that you are back around the site, could you please look at a post I put on located here regarding high voltage and your comments on if you have tried this in other ways.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg45336.html#msg45336

I am convinced that high voltage (may be not as high as the component I have linked to in the post), is the answer with low amperage. The frequecies will be able to influence these much easier than low voltage high amperage as done now.

Also for the frequencies.

With my computer frequency generator I have noticed the following.

1 frequency = 1 frequency
2 frequencies = 3 frequencies
3 frequencies = 9 frequencies or more

When you pulse 3 frequencies, you are creating three frequencies plus three 1:1 harmonics the three remaining 2:1 sub-harmonics, so this makes 9, so that creates much interference and potential for frequencies to cancel each other out and wasting energy.

I think you only need two frequencies too create the third. Plus the third you don't have to worry about because it is automatic based on the two. Find the two that make the best third.

If the above is correct, and you want to use three frequencies, I would try one lower frequency and two identical high frequencies. The two high frequencies together would come closer to the one lower frequency amplitude and you would still be generating three frequencies, instead of 9 or more.

Also, is it possible to use a small modified transistor stereo radio to generate frequencies? This is compact and uses low energy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 03:57:05 PM
@Hope for Humani

I don't see anything in the video that couldn't be faked.  Haven't you ever seen a Tesla coil wirelessly transmit electricity.  Sure, he walked outside but he only lit the bulb in one spot.

Look don't take offense to my comments.  I'd just like to know basically what NewAge wanted to know.  Is there a current model that can be replicated by a lay person that knows very little.  I'm not claiming to be a guru in anything.  Shoot...I don't even understand half of what you guys talk about.  I just want to know if it's working.  If I had a parts list and a schematic/video maybe I could make one myself.  If one was partially working...I'd buy it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 06, 2007, 04:04:35 PM
@leeroyjenkinsii

well i think the only way you will get 1 is to earn it  you will acomplish this by spending many many hours reading and building and expairmenting sure there are working rings you saw sm's video's did you not and why would he fake anything

time for you to read if you want answers i think nothing should be given but must be earned

good day

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 04:08:23 PM
By the way...if Steven Marks is really under a patent confinement, couldn't he tell someone, who told some, who told someone.  How could that get back to him.  I mean hints are just as bad aren't they?  At this point he could just reveal it to someone and no one would know if it was b/c of his hints or otherwise.

Also, as far as the batteries in the 80s.  How do we even know the films were made in the 80s.  Is it because the film says 80 something.  I could do that with my camcorder now.  Can we trace back the date the films were made public?

Do you guys also believe the guy on YouTube that has the two rods, one made of 54 elements and one made of 53 that powers the 100 watt light bulb?

If this is real, what is the single experiment that produces odd results that idiots such as myself can understand?  Perhaps someone could translate this in idiot terms for the hundreds of other idiots that purchase stuff from this site like myself.  Also what does this experiment tell you in idiot terms?

Thanks a lot.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 04:14:22 PM
Also, with Steven Mark's videos, he didn't seem to have frequency generators hooked up to his samller 100 watt or so devices.  He just placed 3 magnets? around it.  There wasn't room for a frequency generator.  Where did this idea even come from?

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 06, 2007, 04:17:36 PM
it is all real

the elelmental rods sm work overunity it is all real

it is a matter of understanding that is it  that is the reason for the clues we must understand b4 secucess we will never get it till we understand how it works   get it ?

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 04:37:40 PM
I get that.  I guess this is just one of those experiments you have to have FAITH in.  That kinda sucks, if Steve Marks were more of a humanitarian he'd go ahead and reveal it. 

I still don't understand why in the videos there is no frequency generator but everyone here uses one.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Humbugger on September 06, 2007, 06:44:44 PM
By the way...if Steven Marks is really under a patent confinement, couldn't he tell someone, who told some, who told someone.  How could that get back to him.  I mean hints are just as bad aren't they?  At this point he could just reveal it to someone and no one would know if it was b/c of his hints or otherwise.

Also, as far as the batteries in the 80s.  How do we even know the films were made in the 80s.  Is it because the film says 80 something.  I could do that with my camcorder now.  Can we trace back the date the films were made public?

Do you guys also believe the guy on YouTube that has the two rods, one made of 54 elements and one made of 53 that powers the 100 watt light bulb?

If this is real, what is the single experiment that produces odd results that idiots such as myself can understand?  Perhaps someone could translate this in idiot terms for the hundreds of other idiots that purchase stuff from this site like myself.  Also what does this experiment tell you in idiot terms?

Thanks a lot.

Quote
  "Shoot...I don't even understand half of what you guys talk about."

That's because they have their own special language here.  It's called gobbltygooktechnospeak.

The idea of a "patent confinement" is pure silliness.  I like the good hard pointed questions you are asking.  These TPU guys are a breed of their own and off on many tangents.  I don't see anything yet that remotely resembles what we all saw on SM's videos.  The reason Steven Mark doesn't tell all is that it's either a fraud or he has been bought or scared off.  I have no opinion on which it is.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,962.0.html (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,962.0.html)

Humbugger
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 06, 2007, 07:26:17 PM
Wow.  That's pretty harsh.  Perhaps they're on to something.  They just need to make it where others without the strong technical background can replicate it.  Otherwise it will just die out.  No one stays interested in something that doesn't work and can't be replicated.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on September 06, 2007, 07:32:48 PM
By the way...if Steven Marks is really under a patent confinement, couldn't he tell someone, who told some, who told someone.  How could that get back to him.  I mean hints are just as bad aren't they?  At this point he could just reveal it to someone and no one would know if it was b/c of his hints or otherwise.

Also, as far as the batteries in the 80s.  How do we even know the films were made in the 80s.  Is it because the film says 80 something.  I could do that with my camcorder now.  Can we trace back the date the films were made public?

Do you guys also believe the guy on YouTube that has the two rods, one made of 54 elements and one made of 53 that powers the 100 watt light bulb?

If this is real, what is the single experiment that produces odd results that idiots such as myself can understand?  Perhaps someone could translate this in idiot terms for the hundreds of other idiots that purchase stuff from this site like myself.  Also what does this experiment tell you in idiot terms?

Thanks a lot.

Quote
  "Shoot...I don't even understand half of what you guys talk about."

That's because they have their own special language here.  It's called gobbltygooktechnospeak.

The idea of a "patent confinement" is pure silliness.  I like the good hard pointed questions you are asking.  These TPU guys are a breed of their own and off on many tangents.  I don't see anything yet that remotely resembles what we all saw on SM's videos.  The reason Steven Mark doesn't tell all is that it's either a fraud or he has been bought or scared off.  I have no opinion on which it is.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,962.0.html (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,962.0.html)

Humbugger



Yes, but they have a lot of fun trying to emulate the master / fraudster - take your pick - and that's what really matters.

Hoppy
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 06, 2007, 07:39:41 PM
why dont you people open your eyes  you can not waste your lives blind folded forever

many here know far more than most think  ;)

in saying that i donot mean my self  but im learning   :P :P and you all can learn too but it takes a lot of time it is a matter of how bad do you want it? if you want somthing badd enough then you will find a way to get it

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 06, 2007, 08:38:38 PM
@Hoppy, Humbug & LeeRoyJenkinsii

The device is real, all the possibilities concerning the device being fake have been covered, basically with the technology available at the time it was not possible. The original device was tested and certified by engineers in the 80's etc. Those who saw it were qualified enough and could not be fooled.

You are right that we use another language here, but as I am sure you can appreciate this is a very technical device, much of the technology though based on simple principles, harmonics etc. is cutting edge because it is being applied to a new application. The effort here is reverse engineering the device from a few grainy videos and some fairly obscure technical figures. But in summary when the research has been done, eventually the design will be simplified and published, people will probably sell kits and I guess you might even be able one at Walmart one day.

As to the patent issue, well you might not understand the idea, but Stephen Marks has been pursued and slandered and no doubt had threats to his life. If you look you will see that up until 15 years ago, anyone who developed a device of this type were brought out by interested parties who wanted to prevent it getting onto the market so their paymasters could continue to exploit humanities need for fossil fuels. And if they didn't sell out they died, had an accident, or committed suicide. So while I understand what you are saying if you were in Stephen Marks position you might be a bit more wary.

Some day soon Mr Marks will be given the credit and respect that he deserves...

Nice to see some knew faces here, and apologies to you LeeRoy, I was a bit harsh on you... (have amended previous posts, to reflect that) ::)

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 06, 2007, 09:23:54 PM
This is not going to be well taken by anyone.....

Healthy skepticism involves using knowledge, experience, and ability to unbiasedly judge the truth of a statement. UNBIASEDLY, to re-emphasize. If you approach any new concept with the attitude that you already know what is going on, then you are biased.

Blind skepticism is pure opinionated trash. Harsh? Yes, and quite true. If you automatically assume anything to be true or false before you understand what is truly happening, before you exhaustively research the subject and examine the provided evidence in an unbiased manner, then you have based your viewpoint not upon the evidence, but upon opinion.

What's bad about opinion? Opinions are generally like anal orifices, everyone has one, and they are all generally full of fecal matter...... and usually based upon the same substance.  ;D

Concerning the cliquishness, nastyness, and delusions of superiority. Yes, I have witnessed this in many posts, by many people, both builders and supposed skeptics. Predictably enough, it helps no-one, not even the wielder.

Amazingly enough, it is generally a small percentage of the builders, yet tends to a unification of the "skeptics". IE Some of the builders, but pretty much all of the skeptics.

Like I have said a million times before, it is easier to laugh and ridicule, than to think. Humanity in general tends to be a very mentally lazy creature from what I have seen.

Ther are going to be those reading whom this pricks their consceince. Fine, QUIT! Not quit researching, building, or questioning, but QUIT BEING FULL OF YOURSELVES.

This constant "it's a scam" / "you are a moron" / "You aren't one of us"  BS is just that on all sides of this equation, pure BS.

Builders, there is no excuse, unless you are egomaniacally viewing yourself as the next Tesla, are greedy as hell, or afraid you are full of it, share your input and info. You are "less safe" holding valid info, than if you freely share, since the people you are worried about already aren't worried about you.

Big Business? Make a working demo, patent it, and it will end up just like steven's, rusting on a shelf, unless you have more money to defend it than they have to attack. The Government? The will simply slap your patent and concept under the national security act, then you get to spend the rest of your life in leavenworth as a traitor if you shoot off your mouth.  The Scientific Community? They will merely make a laughingstock of you.

THE ONLY way to escape this garbage, knowing that you will not be allowed to make a dime off of it, unless you desire a cashout from a corporation, is to FREELY PUBLISH ALL INFO AS FAST AS YOU GET IT TO AS MANY PEOPLE AS YOU CAN IN THE SHORTEST AMOUNT OF TIME POSSIBLE. Period. Otherwise, said info can still be buried with the elimination of a few individuals from the equation, who kept silent as they thought it made them "safe".

To the "skeptics".... Yes, you are smarter and wiser than the US government! Hunh? Steve Mark was given a patent... that is all I should need to say, but maybe you dont have a clue about getting a patent. IT HAS TO BE PROVEN TO GET A PATENT. In the case of "free energy devices", "over unity devices", etc. etc. etc. you have to prove your concept extremely well, since patents are not generally given in these areas. Generally speaking, in these specific areas, you have to have affidavits from legitimate scientists/engineers agreeing that your device actually does what you claim.

Scamsters can't get patents on verbal statements, hearsay, or videos. Inventors get patents upon explained and demonstrated working prototypes with descriptive working theory. Patents are not like stamps, you can't just "slap your money down" and get one, and in these areas even legitimate devices are rejected.

Steven Mark recieved a patent, period, end of story.  The TPU concept is as real as the air you breathe. Since steven sold the patent, and therefore all rights to it, then YES he does have to worry, unless he desires to be broke, spending a good portion of his life in court, and possibly a good number of years in jail if convicted. I think I myself would be quite circumspect in what I said, and to whom myself, being extremely carefull not to breach contract.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 07, 2007, 01:35:39 AM
Can any senior builders/experimenters please post what the current status of this experiment is and what you think the results mean? 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: b0rg13 on September 07, 2007, 02:21:02 AM
ive watched the videos from SM many times now....first to make it clear befor i get bashed here, i have noidea what so ever how this could work, but from what i see and hear in the videos it all looks very simple, i dont see any power or battery input from any where at all, he seems to simply add a magent here and there to start from what i understand is an electron flow.....now when i read the many many many pages here in the forums it look more and more confusing than ever..much more so than what i hear in the videos...maybe its time to look over the videos many many times and just pull out the facts SM is talking about and get back to the basics ? ... id like to see pics and plans of basic models that any one can follow....not complicated circuts.....from what i see in the videos its not complicated at all .. OR is it ?, like i said i hae noidea, and yes im expecting to be bashed and made fun of by some of you....but if your going to do that , explain why you would need to...to make your self feel better ?....this thread says **Successful TPU-ECD replication !**...WHERE is the success , where are the open source plans that any one can follow , the pics the instuctions ?.....whats really going on here ?. ???
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 07, 2007, 02:33:59 AM
@borg13

This thread was named a bit prematurely, there are several diverse groups of people involved in this effort, and the TPU is being replicated, behind closed doors and also on this forum in the open. No one has confirmed that they have a completely working device, i.e. that produces excess power at this point. While the device appears simple, there is a lot more going on under the hood than most could imagine.

The device relies on a very finely tuned set of frequencies, produced in a very exact manner. The nature of how the device works is only now becoming apparent after much very very hard work by people on this forum. Considering that the effort here is reverse/back engineering a device that uses very simple principles in a new complicated application, based on some grainy videos and few cryptic words of advice from the inventor it is going remarkably well.

I think everyone here would like to see it ready for Xmas! but there is a lot of work left to do, the device if constructed incorrectly could be very dangerous, so there is a certain amount of healthy caution being exercised, and when it finally is completed I think the first plans released are likely to be for a version which the nintendo generation will be able to build without getting killed...

So be patient read a little and stick this on your wall...

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MarkSnoswell on September 07, 2007, 02:44:46 AM
What do you understand under the therm of  "Lamp wire"????
Is this a 2 stranded kable or can this be something else???

Otto,
   I have just asked the same question on this thread http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2300.msg47754.html#msg47754

I have a seen a number of the older "lamp cables" which are made of a pair of multistrand tinned wire. I suspect the exact copper plating may be a significant factor. Modern electrical wiring is not normally tinned -- this would make a significant difference. Bob Boyce specifics Mill spec silver plated and teflon coated wire for his collector coils. I have reasons for suspect the composition of the wire may also be a significant factor in other devices.

I agree -- the more information the better. Practical details like wire type are important.

Mark,.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Humbugger on September 07, 2007, 04:20:30 AM

To the "skeptics".... Yes, you are smarter and wiser than the US government! Hunh? Steve Mark was given a patent... that is all I should need to say, but maybe you dont have a clue about getting a patent. IT HAS TO BE PROVEN TO GET A PATENT. In the case of "free energy devices", "over unity devices", etc. etc. etc. you have to prove your concept extremely well, since patents are not generally given in these areas. Generally speaking, in these specific areas, you have to have affidavits from legitimate scientists/engineers agreeing that your device actually does what you claim.

Scamsters can't get patents on verbal statements, hearsay, or videos. Inventors get patents upon explained and demonstrated working prototypes with descriptive working theory. Patents are not like stamps, you can't just "slap your money down" and get one, and in these areas even legitimate devices are rejected.

Steven Mark recieved a patent, period, end of story.  The TPU concept is as real as the air you breathe. Since steven sold the patent, and therefore all rights to it, then YES he does have to worry, unless he desires to be broke, spending a good portion of his life in court, and possibly a good number of years in jail if convicted. I think I myself would be quite circumspect in what I said, and to whom myself, being extremely carefull not to breach contract.

Paul Andrulis

Hi Paul...

I think you are badly confused about patents.  I have two of them myself.  There are many many patents which have been granted which describe machines and processes which have never worked and are as foolish as can be.  The patent office in no way acts as an invention testing or authentication agency.  A patent does not act as any kind of proof of an invention's efficacy. 

As far as I understand, Steven Mark has a patent only on some totally conventional electronic control circuitry and not on anything like the TPU itself or any other machine which claims to extract free energy.  Do you have the patent number, by chance?    I'd suggest that you read the patent in question before proclaiming it as proof of anything!  I could not find it in a quick search.

I am not using these facts as arguments that the SM devices never worked.  I don't pretend to know one way or the other.  You should not use the patent argument as proof that the Mark devices worked.  Tom Bearden's MEG has a patent; it doesn't work and cannot be reproduced; he's tried for years and years!  Bearden never showed any working model to the patent office. 

Here's a link to a recent discussion of a completely ridiculous granted patent which claims that chemical catalysts can be replaced by a weak RF signal.  In the patent, there are several clearly false premises including the ridiculous idea that no one understands how catalysts work! 

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2396.msg47496.html#msg47496 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2396.msg47496.html#msg47496)

Look up Jesse McQueen, both here on ou.com and at the USPTO...he has a granted patent that describes a system that does not work and he publicly admits he has no working prototype right here on ou.com.  The patent office never tested that!   There are hundreds of cases I can show you to prove my point.  Yours is a really bad argument full of gaping factual and logical holes and easily disproven. 

If there was a valid patent describing the TPU, we would all understand how it works and be building working replicas.  That's what a valid patent enables!  By law and by definition.  A patent is published to the world as a description of what is being claimed as protected intellectual property.  Once published (a.k.a. "granted"), the inventor is free to disclose the information to anyone...it's already out there!

Any patent that does not describe a device or process well enough so that those skilled in the art can reproduce it successfully is a legally invalid patent.  Many of those have been granted.  Any with real commercial value have been challenged successfully when they fall into that category.  Only those bad patents without any commercial value are generally left standing.  Who is going to shell out money to challenge them in court?

Humbugger
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: bolt on September 07, 2007, 05:31:59 AM
That what i read too an over unity device normally has to be proven and demonstrated to get a patent. Meyers had to take his water split to the patent office before they granted him one. It would have saved himself much time and trouble to state his device was 400% more efficient than using conventional DC electrolysis but no he rushed in stating he got something for nothing.  So where does that leave the MEG? i have no idea maybe it put out a few volts once before it died. However you can apply for one because you made a spiraling toilet flush that used half the water and should be granted without a second glance. The application becomes less murky when one applies for an increased efficiency device rather than over unity. Motors etc fall into this likewise devices which may give a few more MPG's to your car. In most related cases i read about its easier to state an increase in efficiency rather than mention getting something for nothing because the later is harder to prove.


BTW even if the use of the sinewaves gives a spark of life before the end of the year for the  TPU it may take at least another 1 to 3 years to control it correctly. In case anyone was thinking my order from Walmart was real in time for XMas it was actually a joke. Even SM's TPU's are not without problems. The output was unstable and sank when loaded. Larger models had much higher than wall socket voltage  and the DC is an issue as cant run motors without going through inverter so even if we caught up to one or two lower power replicas there will be much work to make it truly viable.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 07, 2007, 07:30:28 AM
Hello all,

@Mark,

about the collectors:

In my pdf you can see that I tested iron wire, copper wire, aluminium wire AND soldering wire for a collector. As I remember was the soldering wire the best solution for a collector.

If we now could try  multistrand tinned wires....I used also a flat cable, the one they use in PCs. Veeery interesting results.

In my 15" TPU I first used a oridinary lamp wire with 0,75mm2 diameter. And after this I used in the same TPU a 2,5mm2 diameter wire. This wires are almost the same but the 2,5mm2 wire is of course thicker and the results from this thicker wires are muuuuch better or is the result better because of the longer collector of this 15" TPU??

Who knows??? Maybe only my collector wires are f...g me????

There are big differences in this used collector wires.

I also worked with a 1 turn collector in the 6" TPU. Then I wound the same coils on my 15" TPU. Result: the 15" TPU lights a bulb much better.

Now Im using a 5 turn collector and the results are good.

Yesterday I tried to pulse my other TPU with the coils "wound all over the collector" . Result: NOTHING. The current was the same as in my fast coils but I was missing the heat in my controls!!!

This is because of my veeeery bad signals on the output of my oscillators!!!  Yes, TUBES!!!!
This is why Mannix is pocking all the time on tubes!!!!

But, as Im a ......., Im working on and with my "fast" coils. No, guys dont follow me because Im doing it wrong or at least Im NOT following exact the masters words.

This weekend I want to wind a new TPU, version,...... who knows and who cares,ha,ha.

As I have problems with the current in my controls I want to isolate the primary with a teflon band and then I hope that my controls dont short again. This teflon will do a great job because of the temperature....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 07, 2007, 08:25:51 AM
@paul

i like opensource but things must be proven as you say and i guess steven proved his point and it still winds up being open source i have left this work many times but always to return  ;)

is
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 07, 2007, 10:10:23 AM
@innovation
 It is a good concept, and I intend to see it through. My motivation is not altogether altruistic either. I want off the energy grid, and now I have found a sound and suitable means to do so.

@humbug

You tried hard, for you, to make me look the imbecile. I have one of two possible conclusions to draw from your statements: either you did not do your research, or your statements wre intentional. I choose to see you in the better light, as not having done your research, but that is just my opinion. :D

1. Patents are not granted on perpetual motion devices, which information is overabundant everywhere you look. "Free energy" and "overunity" devices fall under said description with the patent office.

2. "Jesse McQueen" did have a prototype in '06 according to a link in the thread you referred to, which lead to a posting of a news article from said year by blacknews.com, and I could nowhere find a spot where he admitted that he didn't have one. Maybe I missed it. I did find several spots where he stated he would eventually "release" his prototype, but that he was trying to get money. His words (JMAC) were taken out of context, from what I read.

3. If your "catalyst" argument is to hold water, then why did you refer me to a link with you stating how it was impossible? I cannot use my own words as authoritative to validate a point I am making, and neither can you. As to the individual, I wonder if it refers to the man who was trying to build a means to fight cancer with RF, and discovered by accident that his medical machine would break down salt water into hydrogen and oxygen? His machine works, and the principle works, which you would know if you did your research.

4. Concerning "silly patents". I have perused many a good book concerning silly patents. However, patent laws have changed radically since the early part of the last century. You probably could still patent a self-tipping hat, for instance, yet today you would have to provide evidence of it's workability..... Amazingly enough, it is not a perpetual motion machine now is it?

You have voiced your opinion, and I have voiced mine. The people here have the ability to discern from our words whom is more credible, if such even needs be done. I personally do not think such is at all necessary, but that is just me. I researched your words giving you the benefit of the doubt, now you do the reciprocal.

I will not engage in a flamewar with you. If you wish to speak nicely to me, I have no problem with the concept, and even encourage it, and will respond in kind.  From the other thread, it appears you like to engage in such, unless I misunderstand. I would rather be wrong on this then right, so prove me wrong.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Humbugger on September 07, 2007, 11:05:34 AM
@innovation
 It is a good concept, and I intend to see it through. My motivation is not altogether altruistic either. I want off the energy grid, and now I have found a sound and suitable means to do so.

@humbug

You tried hard, for you, to make me look the imbecile. I have one of two possible conclusions to draw from your statements: either you did not do your research, or your statements wre intentional. I choose to see you in the better light, as not having done your research, but that is just my opinion. :D

1. Patents are not granted on perpetual motion devices, which information is overabundant everywhere you look. "Free energy" and "overunity" devices fall under said description with the patent office.

2. "Jesse McQueen" did have a prototype in '06 according to a link in the thread you referred to, which lead to a posting of a news article from said year by blacknews.com, and I could nowhere find a spot where he admitted that he didn't have one. Maybe I missed it. I did find several spots where he stated he would eventually "release" his prototype, but that he was trying to get money. His words (JMAC) were taken out of context, from what I read.

3. If your "catalyst" argument is to hold water, then why did you refer me to a link with you stating how it was impossible? I cannot use my own words as authoritative to validate a point I am making, and neither can you. As to the individual, I wonder if it refers to the man who was trying to build a means to fight cancer with RF, and discovered by accident that his medical machine would break down salt water into hydrogen and oxygen? His machine works, and the principle works, which you would know if you did your research.

4. Concerning "silly patents". I have perused many a good book concerning silly patents. However, patent laws have changed radically since the early part of the last century. You probably could still patent a self-tipping hat, for instance, yet today you would have to provide evidence of it's workability..... Amazingly enough, it is not a perpetual motion machine now is it?

You have voiced your opinion, and I have voiced mine. The people here have the ability to discern from our words whom is more credible, if such even needs be done. I personally do not think such is at all necessary, but that is just me. I researched your words giving you the benefit of the doubt, now you do the reciprocal.

I will not engage in a flamewar with you. If you wish to speak nicely to me, I have no problem with the concept, and even encourage it, and will respond in kind.  From the other thread, it appears you like to engage in such, unless I misunderstand. I would rather be wrong on this then right, so prove me wrong.

Paul Andrulis

Sorry if I sounded offensive.  Your post on this seemed to be doing a pretty good job of making someone else out to be a complete idiot, using incorrect and bad logic and wrong facts, so I thought you needed a dose of reality.

1.  Reread your own statement 1. above.  It seems 100% contradictory to your own argument that SM patented the TPU (obviously a free energy device) and flies in the face of numerous other granted patents like the MEG and Jesse McQueen and hundreds of others.

2.  Jesse says his machine worked once upon a time.  He did not submit his machine to the patent office at any time nor did he submit any other proof or evidence that it worked at any time.  He admits he has no working machine now.  You can hunt the post; it's there.  I asked him the question.

3.  Nope, wrong guy.  I gave a link to the discussion page and thread.  The patent is right there.  It has to do with a guy claiming to be able to do away with all catalysts in all chemical reactions by stimulating the reaction with a tiny low-level RF signal "at the NMR frequency" of the normal catalyst.  The patent is entirely granted and entirely bogus for the reasons I and others clearly give on that thread.  It is not bogus because I say so (my logic is not circular, as you accuse).  My statements there simply point to reference material that states extremely well known facts that are fully accepted and which show clearly the totally false basis for the patent claims and description.  Apparently you did not read the patent or the referenced arguments.

4.  You are correct that patent laws have changed radically, but you have it backwards.  It used to be true that all patent applicants had to submit a working device and that a granted patent implied that one had proven that it worked to the patent examiners.  That rule went away a very long time ago. 

No flamewar, no personal insult, no opinions.  These are all easy facts which anyone can research quite readily.  Your argument that a granted patent proves the covered device or process exists in working form is simply and absolutely wrong.  Sorry! 

Secondly, it is not even true that Steven Mark has ever received a patent on his toroidal power unit or any other energy machine device as far as I know.  I asked you for the patent number and if you had read it.  You did not reply.  So even if your assertion about the PTO was true (and it isn't) it would not apply to SM in any way.  Please forgive my saying so, but you make my arguments for me!

Humbugger
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 07, 2007, 01:26:58 PM
 ;D  a patent = a waste time money engery

ist

and will never be for me opensource all the way in just a perfect manner  ;)

and when i say thease words "in just a perfect manner "  you have no idea just how good it feels
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on September 07, 2007, 03:34:53 PM
@You Guys

There is a thread called Steven Marks Device, so may I suggest you all go there to continue this conversation. This thread was for Otto's ECD system so kindly push it elsewhere.

Finally just to give some meat on the plate, I had this patent on file for a long time and maybe it is Steven Marks. I will put it on a post on the above mentioned thread.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 07, 2007, 04:37:59 PM
DITTO

ronotte
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on September 07, 2007, 05:32:28 PM
i agree and  apoligize

sorry all not the right place ;)

ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 07, 2007, 06:15:15 PM
@watts, ron, innovation, & all

You are entirely right. This has no place here. It is not a problem anyway, as my last post was the end of the subject on my end. I have no intention of arguing here, or elsewhere for that matter. :)

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Humbugger on September 07, 2007, 06:49:42 PM
@watts, ron, innovation, & all

You are entirely right. This has no place here. It is not a problem anyway, as my last post was the end of the subject on my end. I have no intention of arguing here, or elsewhere for that matter. :)

Paul Andrulis

 ;D  That was very wise since you had no argument to offer!  If you can ever come up with that patent number for SM's granted patent you swear exists, please do let me know.  I'd love to read it.

Humbugger ~ Out of Your Thread, Out of Your Head, Back to the Shed
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 08, 2007, 01:41:36 AM
In Steven Marks smallest model, is there room enough to put a frequency generator...is it solid state and built into a circuit within the device?  I think he said it was only 5 inches in diameter.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 08, 2007, 01:49:19 AM
@leeroy

6 inches and there is room.

acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 08, 2007, 09:42:12 PM
What are you talking about acer....this forum is no place to discuss your  life!!!   ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 08, 2007, 09:43:05 PM
love life that is!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on September 10, 2007, 08:34:52 AM
I am not expert on electronics but someone can find some TPU similarity with the works done by     
Shinichi SEIKE on mobious coil and gravity experiments.

Ciao Marzio



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on September 10, 2007, 08:49:53 AM
more..



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 10, 2007, 10:45:30 AM
@wings

very interesting, good link to more info:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/gseamnu.htm

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pese on September 10, 2007, 11:55:06 AM
@wings

very interesting, good link to more info:

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/gseamnu.htm

Acerzw

this tube circuit is very old , and replaced by seiko , with semiconductors 8 3 transistors) ,
ALSO this new design , will only PRODUCE "LOSSES" .

Only Heat !!

Also NAUDINS experiments produce nothing usefulls.

Save the time ! This is the fron way !

This 807 tubes , was ONE of my firsttubes that i began (as child)
my electronic knowledges  over 50 years ago ...

Pese


www.pese.cjb.net (german)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on September 11, 2007, 08:11:10 PM
Looks like there is a loaded shotgun in the playpen.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HectorG on September 20, 2007, 09:34:42 AM
Don't expect anything useful from Naudin's...his tracks are only deadend ! 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 21, 2007, 07:31:14 AM
Hello all,

Im really sad. Now "they" are looking for patents,......again!! "They" found the patents, again!!"They" want to contact Steven or Steve Mark or Marks. What a waste of energy and time and money!!

My GOD!!!  I can only hope that a few of us dont stop to work. Im sad because I see that on this forum only a few people are working and worked on the theoretical side and a few of us are trying to replicate but the most of the people are only PC heroes. And I can say that the MOST of the peoples are PC heroes. Heeeey, you, PC heroes, instead of wasting your time and money for calling various SMs arround you, just buy wires, scopes and all the stuff needed and start to built your TPUs. I have every week a new one.

So please, dont start every day new topics in this SM forum because youre f...g the people with a lot of CRAP!!

Yes, again Im wrighting about PC heroes.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 21, 2007, 10:32:20 AM
Hello Otto,

it's nice hearing from you...as it means that you are still there and best of all as usual ...working!

For my side I've been looking for a time to what's happening here: it seems really that periodically same points are risen: it does mean that the new guys are not taking their time to READ the lot of precious material that it happens to be stored just here in this
Forum.

I 'm still conviced that ECD approach is very good, the fact that is not possible to get overunity just means that we have to find new but simpler solutions: I remember to all that the SM units (expecially the 6" TPU) were so simple!  no needs of complicated electronics, power supplies....and auto-starting. So my full attention is just to simplify rather than develop completely new solutions!

Incidentally I tested Caduceus coil with our ECD setup...not bad at all..as it does confirm many of our assumptions.

Good luck to all

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 21, 2007, 11:52:07 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

yes, Im working as always, all the days and weekends, as usually. Until I have a good TPU I dont want to stop.
 My work is on the Mobius and variations of the winding technics for such a coil. Its a very hard but interesting "job". I also have a Rodin coil TPU. This Rodin coil TPU has I think 36 nodes, dont really remember and the TPU with a Mobius should have 3 or 4 nodes. Now Im comparing this 2 TPUs....
I have veeery cold and of course, veeery hot coils. Now I have to learn how to use this new knowledge about hot and cold. Dont ask me why my coils are cold, I dont know. Fact is that I dont know whats going on in my coils. My biggest "problem" is that I dont wright down what Im doing......I saw a lot of effects that are impossible but, as mentioned, I didnt made drawings and how I got this effects.....
Of course, I have all my crazy effects with my ECD - fast coils. As my oscillators are a s..t and as I think my "fast" coils are solving this problem, Im working with my good ECD coils.
And then, this week came simonmagus with the 5kW generator, hot - cold thermopiles.....
And we know that 2 metals could be included into a TPU....... I have a really big piece of nikel (Ni) at home and Aluminium....a veeeery interesting weekend is waiting for me.

Hmmmm, I see that I have to work much slower and wright every new "discovery" down and then I can really wright a book about pulsed coils. Not bad idea to earn some money, ha,ha.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 21, 2007, 12:36:15 PM
@Otto,

I'm so glad to hear that finally you succeed in reproducing the Hot-Cold CC situation!

That's funny indeed and it deserves much attention and best efforts to understand:

- how-to-create it
- why it does happen

as this may be a bit of the puzzle.

I understand that you are referring to the standard ECD (not the Rodin ECD).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on September 22, 2007, 10:01:40 PM
@ Otto & Ronette - I've been studying the hot and cold of the coil and found something at this web site that is very interesting on Vortx. what I can come up with is the magnetic feild get to large or to small the hot and cold exists in the same unit at different dregrees (compass) and will move due to the production of Ions in that area . the longer the feild we get heat and the shorter we get cold. heres the web site it is in french. just study the vortex part , I feel you my find this interestig.   http://quanthomme.free.fr/qhsuite/separionfluidmouv.htm         
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dutchy1966 on September 23, 2007, 11:48:49 AM
Hello all,

Dont ask me why my coils are cold, I dont know. Fact is that I dont know whats going on in my coils. My biggest "problem" is that I dont wright down what Im doing......I saw a lot of effects that are impossible but, as mentioned, I didnt made drawings and how I got this effects.....
Of course, I have all my crazy effects with my ECD - fast coils. As my oscillators are a s..t and as I think my "fast" coils are solving this problem,
Hmmmm, I see that I have to work much slower and wright every new "discovery" down and then I can really wright a book about pulsed coils. Not bad idea to earn some money, ha,ha.

Otto

@Otto

Complaining about PC heroes??? From your own words it sounds like you haven't got a clue what you're doing.....
So what progress did you make since your (false) claims of succesful replicating the tpu?
Seems like you spent a pile of money and time and aren't any further then anyone else....

Robert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 23, 2007, 02:45:42 PM
@dutchy

Give Otto a break, he is learning, he is building, he got lost for a while, but hey that's life. He did not give up, many would have. It is a shame that he did not write down how he got some interesting effects, but no one is perfect, everyone makes mistakes, we all learn from them.

I do like the idea of the Mobius despite the fact that it has had no success yet. I do admire Otto for his out of the box thinking, if I built I would build like Otto does, out of the ordinary configurations, I have so many ideas, yet no equipment to build with, it will be some time before I will have the resources. Henry Ford would have never succeeded in mass producing the model T without persistence and stubborn bloody mindedness in getting his engineers to produce a one piece engine block, which they said was impossible, yet how wrong they were.

Looking through the patents posted on this forum and references to other sites, there are so many anomalous effects and so much that is not understood that the chances are no matter what path you take, TPU, ECD Mobius, etc eventually you are bound to stumble upon some OU system just as SM did. I am sure now Otto has decided to document stuff he will contribute a lot to this forum.

@Otto

I think your cold coils are very important, as symptom of RE production, please document your approach and post it here.

Otto I was wondering, since you like to experiment with unusual coil configurations, why not try a coil around a twisted ring, a ring with multiple twists in it, wind the collectors around the twists, maybe the A/B field interaction in it might be interesting, the center. Just a suggestion, don't think it has been tried before?

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on September 23, 2007, 09:11:57 PM
How cold is cold and how hot is hot. No body ask otto.  No data at all ???
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on September 23, 2007, 09:54:20 PM
 If you  would build and try what Otto's doing I'm sure he would share alot more. this thread was started for builders not arm chair dissuction.  go back to the original thread and strat building and see for your self or just sit by and be quiet. This is always a work in progress , we may never find the answer but were haveing fun doing it. and some of your comments are in poor judgement. If you can't contribute please go else where this is not for you and if you thinks it's just going to be handed to you like a little child that you are then you don't need it. I get tired of you nasayers not doing anything but disrupting the thread so go away and do something constructive. you time is better spent elsewhere. If you deside to go to work post your photos on what your doing so we can see your trying. or start your own thread . ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tosky on September 24, 2007, 07:42:28 AM
Correct me if I am wrong, if room temperature is 25 degree, 24 is cold and 26 is hot.  The answer is wind from windows blowed to the coil that make it 24, power on become 26. I said no data, don't know what he got Ice cream or hot dog. Who can tell?
Hot, cold, sweet, bitter, happy, angry those words are not for science, just for cooking mother even not for PC heros. Technical people avoid to use these words, only give data. If you could not accept this, you are narrow-mind. I think every one wants to know the temperature but you.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 24, 2007, 08:18:03 AM
Hello all,

sorry, Im weekends off-line.

@Motorcoach1

thanks for the link and your words.

@Robert

false claims? OK. Then say us the right claims.
My progress?? No comment at this moment.
I didnt spent any money. I have a lot of wires and a lot of time, Im learning. I didnt say that Im the best and would never say it.

@Acerzw

This weekend I was working with a Rodin coil collektor. Pulsed this collector with 2 controlls and 3 frequencies. Result: fantastic.
Then I used a Mobius collector with 1 control but pulsed this 1 collector with 3 frequencies. Input 12V/5A!!! Yes, 5A input. Output not 1 f...g Watt!!!!  HA!!!!  Thats a "great" job!!!

I posted on Friday that my Rodin coil has 36 poles. NO!!! I was wrong. It has only 12 poles, sorry guys!!

I made my Mobius like this: a wire, folded to half and then again folded and at the end, twisted. This was then a cable. Look here: http://www.littlemountainmudge.com/mobiuscontinuosknot/htm
I hope I wrighted it in the right manner!

I dont like the twisted wires in my collectors. This week I want to build another Mobius, a better one, I hope.

@Tosky

hot = sooo hot that you easily can burn your fingers.
cold = maybe colder as the air arround me.

Sorry, I cant measure it. No data because I dont want to mislead. The point is that my work is "under construction" and there could be a lot of changes.
But what I know for sure is that 2 metals are used in the TPU. The point is what metals???? Various metals reacts in various ways when they are pulsed. Yes, Im pulsing the metals and then driving my coils with the signals from the metals. Veeeery loud and interesting things are going on. Loud because I can hear the switching of my MOSFETs.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 24, 2007, 11:11:45 AM
Hello Otto,

thanks for the info about your experimenting.

About Rodin tests may I suggest the other way around?  I mean inserting into the Rodin a Mobius collector and use the Rodin as a single Control Coil pulsed with 3 freqs?

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 24, 2007, 11:39:45 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

I did it, of course. Its ....hmmmm.....weird, crazy. I connected a Rodin coil + a Mobius coil, both as collectors and then I pulsed my 2 controls with 3 frequencies. You must know that a Mobius allone, reacts when turning east - west .....when I have an aluminium ring INSIDE or a little over the Mobius, the voltage dropps a little and when an iron ring is INSIDE the Mobius the voltage dropps a lot and......this IS the reason I sayd on Friday that I have to wright down every step Im doing because a lot is going on. HA!!!  I have first to clear up in my head what Im doing. As I sayd before, with this Mobius I have NO output. Zero, nothing. But I have to optimise my Mobius. For sure I now know that we need 4 control coils.
How I know about 4 controls??? I made a Mobius and 1 of my controls but in the manner that I could move this control all over the Mobius. My best signal or sayd better, my biggest output voltage was exact 180? away from the output. The nodes of my Mobius were at 0? , 120? and 240? . Its a Mobius builded like in the link from my last post.
I know its not logic because I expected the best output voltage at or near the nodes but Im wrighting what I saw.

Otto

PS: I know that a Rodin coil is invented AFTER the TPU. Im just looking for similarities.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 24, 2007, 12:51:05 PM
Hi all,

@otto

while you are doing your tests with Rodin coils, I as well have almost completed a series of verifications about the possibility to use a more conventional and simpler approach in order to obtain what achieved by SM.

In particular I tried to make use, as suggested by some other, of a central transformer/Mixer in order to isolate/drive:

?   The Collector.
?   All the control coils.
?   The Load (lamp).
?   The input signal source.

With that kind of optic I took one of mine standard ECD (equipped with 2 CCs and single turn Mobius on Al /Cu heath sink) and applied the up mentioned configuration?but pay attention?I did not put any Mosfet switch, just connected each ECD coil to it?s own equivalent (coil) onto a ferrite mixer torrid. The ferrite 10 cm. diam. torrid were coiled with 4 x 50 turns coils (0.25 mm enamelled wire).

PRELIMINARY RESULTS APPLYING SINUSOIDAL SIGNAL
Using my function generator settled to sinusoidal output I applied  about 5V ptp signal and found strong resonance only at 4 ? 6 MHz range (output on load about 20 ? 25 V?. little difference removing the lamp load). NO signal output on other freq range. NO light on the lamp of course.

PRELIMINARY RESULTS APPLYING SQUAREWAVE SIGNAL
Similar results using square-wave as input signal. This time I see spikes on lamp ( 50V range) due to capacitive coupling. Resonance in this case is at difference freq but always in said range. No light on lamp

PRELIMINARY RESULTS APPLYING AUDIO MUSIC  SIGNAL
I tried to input the Mixer with the Loud-Speaker output of a transistor radio tuned on a strong music station. (about 0.5V of signal).  No way to obtain any output signal on load lamp. Tried to rise the input coil to 3 x 50 turns. NO changes in output.

PRELIMINARY CONCLUSION
Clearly the tests run cannot be considered exhaustive as for sure the coils impedances of the torrid Mixer were certainly not fully matched with their counterpart on ECD, but the impression is that the sinusoidal approach is for the moment not giving useful indications.

Next tests will be using as input 2 or 3 pre-mixed sinusoidal freq.

Fun is continuing.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rensseak on September 24, 2007, 08:33:04 PM


@Tosky

hot = sooo hot that you easily can burn your fingers.
cold = maybe colder as the air arround me.

Otto


Hallo Otto,

also hot (hei?) ist nur eins, n?mlich ein Frauenarsch. Wenn dann h?chstens warm.  ;D

Aber soetwas w?rde TOSKY wahrscheinlich auch nicht verstehen!

Der mu?te jetzt sein, um bei dir die Stimmung etwas aufzuheitern.  ;D ::)

Gru?
Norbert
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 25, 2007, 12:40:58 AM
Is J.L.Naudin claiming that you can get more energy out than in with longitudinal/scalar waves at this page.  Is there experimental evidence to back it up?

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/lmdtem.htm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on September 25, 2007, 12:42:51 AM
--------Google Translation:

thus hot (hot) only one are, i.e. a woman ass. If then at the most warm.

But soetwas TOSKY would not understand probably also!

That had to be now, over with you the tendency something aufzuheitern.

-------End Translation:
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 25, 2007, 02:44:01 AM
By the way the jl naudin experiment is based on the borderlands experiments.  In this video they demonstrate longitudinal waves.  It appears that the circuit is cold at certain points and hot at certain points.  Also, are they producing more power at the output of the circuit as j l naudin suggests?

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-721789270445596549

Please guys take a look at this and let me know what you think.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on September 25, 2007, 03:02:01 AM
Yes we all have seen the Video and studied it too. This would be a good one for you to build and study. It is simple and cheep in parts to make. Soo build it and find out what we missed , then you can share it with us. I built it and had a lot of fun learning, the curve is not to bad. And yes if pushed it gest quite Exzillarating ! so build it you can have fun tooo   ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on September 25, 2007, 03:06:45 AM
Is J.L.Naudin claiming that you can get more energy out than in with longitudinal/scalar waves at this page.  Is there experimental evidence to back it up?

http://jnaudin.free.fr/html/lmdtem.htm

Yes, something like that.  More like a "conversion" that "runs with gain".  Tesla explained it all many times over.

I believe the information on Naudin's page IS his experimental evidence, and the results in the video are offered as further evidence.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 25, 2007, 07:46:35 AM
Hello all,

this morning I pulsed finally my deflection coils from a TV. What a magnetic field!!!! At low frequencies I saw a really big magnetic field over and inside this deflection coils.

I was pulsing this coils with square waves and saw only sine waves. On top of this sine waves I saw fine, nice kicks. Hmmmm......I will ask my friend to give me another deflection system so I can see whats inside this coils. I know there should be iron....

A lot of years ago I was a TV repairman. In the times when the tubes are used but I never looked closer to the deflection coils in the sense to look inside them. Now its the right time to do so.

As I expect iron inside this coils it would be interesting to remove this iron and then pulse the coils. They are wound in a special way.....have 4 wires for a connection...pulsing them I dont see any current consumed from the power supply on the MOST frequencies. OK, dont hang me. I had NOT much time to make tests. More, tomorrow, I hope.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jack81 on September 25, 2007, 05:54:57 PM
Well...I'm not actually replicating and/or testing (but I'm searching desperately a cheap&good oscilloscope  :'( ), I'm reading and following the various tests Otto is doing. I see lots of excitement in many of Otto's statements. These are statements of a pioneer which allow me to deduce two types of hypothesis:

- he is absolutely C R A Z Y

OR

- the TPU is working

O.K., I've seen the famous Steven Mark videos. O.K., many of you are right when they are saying that Otto's TPU is not self-powering. But I mean - I don't care about that...let's power it from a solar cell and for me it's more than fine. Output greater than input - greeeeeat!

For me it's quite normal that a human being not always delivers accurate measurements and exact details - not in this phase of testing and with this things going on. He is doing experiments on borderlands of physics - and beyond them. There are happening things we can't even describe - far away from UNERSTANDING them. I can imagine the wild chaos in his laboratory. (If I had a full energy conversion with a TPU, I would run for miles shouting and laughing like mad.)


Hot (btw: rensseek, you are damn right!  ;) ) or cold...this are subjective comments, but we need them too.

It's time to throw away a bit of the good-old "black/white" thinking of normal science, that's what I've had to learn also in my professional area (which is psychology). Alright, we must do testing in a scientific matter (Popper etc.  ;D ) but let's share results and comments with a bit less aggressive "energy".
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 25, 2007, 07:52:36 PM
@jack

Its great to see your enthusiasm, you are probably right about Otto's lab and definitely right about science.

In summary I think Otto is crazy, but then most of us on here are, otherwise we would believe all the conventional science crap about all this being impossible.

I do not believe Otto has achieved more energy out than in at the moment, however, people with enthusiasm who build and keep building even after a failure or two will definitely achieve their goal of OU eventually... enthusiasm, motivation, determination to win, and pure bloody minded stubbornness will get you there.

Acerzw  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on September 25, 2007, 08:07:39 PM
@ Grumpy

@ Motorcoach1

Are you guys saying you've built the LMD (Longitudinal Magneto-Dielectric) line as seen on Naudin's site?  It seems like you are saying you've built it and it does indeed result in more energy out than you personally put in. 

Dude if that's the case then I gotta try it!!  I mean who the hell cares if it's a ring, a loop, a cheerio, or a toothpick.  If this works, and you get more energy out than in, then that's it.

Am I missing something?

Thanks a lot.
Title: Thoughts on portablity and miniturazation
Post by: singerxyz on September 26, 2007, 02:51:45 AM
Just something to put out there-
I was playing with a software based function generator, sending various frequencies through a coil wrapped around a ring magnet, and thought to record the frequencies as a .AIFF (mac version of .WAV) file, and it worked. playing the audio file still showed the same effect on flux.

 So you can use a tiny portable mp3 player instead of a giant function generator. If you need more amperage, use a small battery powered speaker like a computer speaker or tiny 9V guitar amp and disconnect the speaker and use the speaker wires as the output to the coil.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on September 26, 2007, 04:40:55 AM
Singerxyz

Thanks for the confirmation that this works, I had posted on another thread regarding this possibility, it is good to hear that it works, it will simplify experimenting a great deal.

Acerzw
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 26, 2007, 07:31:53 AM
Hello all,

yes, Im a little crazy man because Im working all the time on my various coils, TPUs...but its soooo interesting!!!

A little example:

this morning I connected my deflection system and pulsed this coils. Result: at 22V and arround 2 - 2,5A input from the power supply I almost lighted a 100W bulb. NOOOO!!!! F..k overunity and COP better than 1 and all this stuff. I dont make any claimes about power input and output. My claim is that Im only playing with this deflection coils. And my claim is when I have the brightest light that a magnet holded with my fingers inside the coils I can feel a vibration of the 3 frequencies mixed together (5 - 6 kHZ??). As in this deflection coils are iron cores the used frequency mix is at frequencies between 1 and 10 kHz. My next step is to remove, if possible, the iron cores and then to pulse this coils at a much higher frequency mix and then to see how it works.

At low frequencies I saw the magnet spinning over this coils and that means I have a tornado. Because of the iron cores this tornado is only a 3rd category one but without the iron.....

I can imagine that our master did the same because the kicks are soooo nice....with this coils the newbies could easily learn a lot about coils. The kicks with this setup have not soooo much hash and its easy to see what happens when you change the frequencies.

You want to know why Im using a Rodin coil collector and now a deflection system?? Its because my Mobius collector didnt work as I wished and now Im looking for a solution why are various coils better then my original setup. If I would be so crazy to build a little Mobius and hang it into this biiiiig magnetic field inside my deflection coils.....dont worry, I am!!!

Almost forgot: the height of the outher coils of this deflection systen is 44mm. I already have another deflection system, from another type of TV. Height of the outher coils is 44mm. Height of the 6" TPU and I think of the 15" TPU is 44mm!!!  HA!!! NICE!!!

Tomorrow I hope to wright about my results without iron cores.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 26, 2007, 10:39:15 AM
Hi all,

Hello Otto, WELL DONE.

Who says that you are crazy? Actually you are a Vulcano! Deflection coil test should have been the first task to do from the inception of this thread...remember the many stories about!... but nobody, me included, worried enought to start the possible run-away replication.

So I plaude about this new corner to discover. And I strongly suggest to slide into the deflection coil a standard Mobius loop and see what will happen. From some point of view the TV deflection coil may be used for it's task: to focalize the particles and accelerate them as well ...who knows?

For my side as I've completed the Caduceus coil tests, I'll open a TV set I've, extract the deflection coil and pulse it in the standard Mobius setup. I'll report here the results.

Ciao

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 26, 2007, 11:02:52 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

what I can for sure say is that there is a huge magnetic field inside the deflection coils.

Im pulsing them with square waves and have, without a load connected, sine waves with a kick sitting on top of this sines. I like this waves. With the 100W bulb connected I have only kicks. This kicks are only positive.

Now Im looking for a 3rd deflection system from a biiig TV. Its a 72cm diameter screen. There must be a much bigger magnetic field, a bigger diameter of the coils, everything bigger. The output????HA!!! BIGGER!!!

As posted before, 1. iron out of the deflection coils so I can pulse them with high frequencies and 2. Mobius INSIDE this deflection coils and see whats going on. I think that after this tests I can really fix my scope again! Its just a feeling.

If you Roberto or anybody else will play with this coils please, be extremly carefull.  My feeling is that we are working on a very dangerous "discovery".

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jack81 on September 26, 2007, 03:29:18 PM
Wait...

@acerzw & singerxyz:

are you shure that soundcards and/or final stages of audio amplifiers do arrive at the required frquencies?! If this thing works without any function generator but with an ordinary soundcard and heterodyning that would be great! With "Adobe Audition" I can generate just all the waveforms I want!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: singerxyz on September 26, 2007, 03:47:54 PM
Singerxyz

Thanks for the confirmation that this works, I had posted on another thread regarding this possibility, it is good to hear that it works, it will simplify experimenting a great deal.

Acerzw

It also means that once the proper frequencies are found, they can be mass produced/replicated as easily sending an mp3!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: singerxyz on September 26, 2007, 03:55:39 PM
Wait...

@acerzw & singerxyz:

are you shure that soundcards and/or final stages of audio amplifiers do arrive at the required frquencies?! If this thing works without any function generator but with an ordinary soundcard and heterodyning that would be great! With "Adobe Audition" I can generate just all the waveforms I want!

Yes, I'm sure. And as far as a volt meter goes, the results were better than the original signal!
I would like to see people posting frequencies as high quality mp3's for us all to play with.
Nice!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on September 26, 2007, 10:41:27 PM
Hi all,

I have replicated to my best ability the LMD/TEM test.  It can be seen here: http://www.ctglabs.com/TEM_LMD.htm

I have seen no excess power, but I can confirm heat appearing at the far end and not at the output end, etc, when in LMD mode.

I can also confirm signals in LMD are IN PHASE, not lagging!  This should mean more real power?!

It should be noted that JLNs test results appear in a computer simulation using microcap software!



Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z_p_e on September 26, 2007, 11:12:25 PM
Hi all,

I have replicated to my best ability the LMD/TEM test.  It can be seen here: http://www.ctglabs.com/TEM_LMD.htm

I have seen no excess power, but I can confirm heat appearing at the far end and not at the output end, etc, when in LMD mode.

I can also confirm signals in LMD are IN PHASE, not lagging!  This should mean more real power?!

It should be noted that JLNs test results appear in a computer simulation using microcap software!



Regards,

Dave.

JLN using a sim? Say it isn't so. I thought only PC Heros used sims. And he is showing ou? Impossible I say!
;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on September 27, 2007, 06:12:26 AM
Hi all,

I have replicated to my best ability the LMD/TEM test.  It can be seen here: http://www.ctglabs.com/TEM_LMD.htm

I have seen no excess power, but I can confirm heat appearing at the far end and not at the output end, etc, when in LMD mode.

I can also confirm signals in LMD are IN PHASE, not lagging!  This should mean more real power?!

It should be noted that JLNs test results appear in a computer simulation using microcap software!



Regards,

Dave.

Hi Dave :)
Why is that end inductor getting so hot while there is almost no current flowing thrue it?
This is a bit weird because it doesn't fit the classical model...
Are you splitting the positive ? :)
Did you use a neon bulb to see that it lites up on one wire?
I always have a hard time with the henry stuff.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 27, 2007, 07:46:06 AM
Hello all,

@Dave

very nice work. I think it was also a lot of work to do to wind this coils,ha,ha.

@All

I wanted to make a picture of my perfect sine waves with a kick sitting on top of this waves but I cant. I cant because my sine waves are gone. They dont exist anymore!!!

When I started to work with my deflection coils I first connected  +12V from a power supply on 1 of my coils and on the other end of this coil I connected my pulses. I saw perfect sine waves with a kick on top of this sine waves. Yesterday I tried to do the same but no way to have sine waves. Hmmmm.....now I remember: Im working with 24V from the power supply. Maybe this is the reason.

I also wanted to remove the iron core from this coils but there is no way to do it. The outer coils are wound ARROUND this core. If I would remove the complete outer coils with the iron core and make new windings for the outer coils without the iron core....instead the iron use 2 other metals....an Aluminium alloy. Alloy because I earlier saw that a single metal doesnt work so good....remember my tests with metals for use as a collector...

Yesterday I tried my other deflection coils and had no sucess. After I disconnected this other coils I saw that there is a resistor connected in this coils. I hate resistors with coils!! They are heating up.

What now??

I will try to pulse my deflection system that didnt work. Just to see if every deflection system works in the same way.
The biggest problem with this deflection coils is that there is only 1 frequency mix that gives me my good results. If you fail this 1 frequency mix your results will be not soooo good.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on September 27, 2007, 09:58:32 AM
   I fear you will run into problems with this direction. First of all the sound card will not have the best  DAC/ADC's in it. Hence the resolution will not be good enough to use for TPU work. Second trying to use an MP3 to send files is a waste. The compression will clip off the parts that the human ear cant hear. Gone for good. A wave file would be needed there. Third to generate that kind of tones, you would need high end synth machines. Just my thoughts here. I have the progs for the pc and they work, somewhat.

thaelin


Singerxyz

Thanks for the confirmation that this works, I had posted on another thread regarding this possibility, it is good to hear that it works, it will simplify experimenting a great deal.

Acerzw

It also means that once the proper frequencies are found, they can be mass produced/replicated as easily sending an mp3!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 27, 2007, 10:41:08 AM
@Dave,

It is really a pleasure to see you back in the troubled  'experimenter's land'.

WELL DONE & DOCUMENTED

We are all struggling to find the correct way to improve the ECD and your thought is certanly wellcome . The experience gained till now is high but still not enough to reach the overunity target. For example my Caduceus coil test led to very near COP=1 situation with a minimal setup.

The duplication of ECD/run-away situation seems up to now very difficult to reach even if yesterday I experienced a fatal incident to my Wavetek function generator. The fact is that I were testing special coils in a controlled environment...but somehow it happened. So now I'll try to repair it!

Ciao

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on September 27, 2007, 09:17:07 PM
See bottom of page for something of an explanation:

http://72.14.205.104/search?q=cache:1js0foz34s8J:www.rainengineering.com/ether/Light%26Electricity/light_and_electricity.html+borderlands+longitudinal+analog&hl=en&ct=clnk&cd=4&gl=us

Google this to find video:
dollard Transverse and Longitudinal Electricity
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 28, 2007, 08:46:32 AM
Hello all,

as you maybe know Im pulsing my deflection coils only with square waves becaus I have NO sine waves on my oscillators.
The inner 2 coils of this system are connected to a 100W bulb and the outer coils are not connected to the bulb. Only 1 end is connected to the 3 frequencies and on the other end was my scope.

The signals you see are a little over 600V. This signals are already a mix of 2 frequencies.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 28, 2007, 10:27:52 AM
Hello Otto,

wonderful signal, really I never have seen such situation: all the sine waves have their own peak sitting on top and...if I have well understood the sine amplitude should be about 200V ptp  (please tell us where the 0 line reference is on the screen and time time scale).
To summarize the typical Yoke coil does have 2 Horizonthal coils and 2 Vertical coils. You have connected two (hor. or vert. coils) coils in series and than to the load, while pulsing the other two (in series as well?) with the 3 freq mix and LEAVING the + connection to the PS FREE, am I right?
Does it means that you have NO connection to PS?....are you pulsing without the Mosfets?.....Perhaps it would be better if you take a little time and draw a quick schematic for us....thanks.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 28, 2007, 11:11:42 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

firs I wrighted sometihing different and the I saw that I have 1 of my deflection systems here on my workplace.
The load, the 24V from PS and the pulses are connecterd to the inner coils. This coils are in PARALEL connected and there is NO iron.
The outer coils are connected in series and are wound arround the iron core.
This is the reason I could pulse my inner coils this morning with a high frequency: I disconnected the outer coils and the result in brightness was the same.This could mean that my inner coils are good and I have to make "only" a Mobius instead of the outer coils and then....only God knows.

Since Im working with this coils Im thinking of deleting my last posts because I was a few times in a f...g situation: I clearly could and can hear the MOSFETs switching. And this switching speeding up to a crazy speed. As Im a newbie with this coils it would be much better first to explore this coils and then post the results but....hmmmm....Im sharing my results!!!
Be carefull. This coils are very dangerous. HA! I said it in a veeery nice way.

On Monday, if I stay allive I will post more. Weekend!!!!

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 28, 2007, 11:36:14 AM
Hi all

@Otto

It seems that you have got a completely new setup, I wonder what would happen with the Mobius loop as collector. I cant wait to hear your results.

For my side, I must say that my wife , some time ag?, without asking me put to the waste 2 old TV-set and 2 old monitors I once had...so now I'm looking for old TV-set from friends of mine....until I found them I'll continue the tests with Caduceus coil as I must pulse it with 2 - 3 freq and Mobius of course. Until now I did it with only one freq and obtained almost COP=1 at a power level of about 20W  (minimal setup: just the lamp connected on a single wire trough the coil).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 28, 2007, 12:01:47 PM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

we need a feedback, as you know. You should have a double Mobius as collectors. One Mobius connect to the bulb and NOTHING else and the other Mobius you have to connect to the controls....only in this way you have a setup that can give you a possibilitiy to feed back a tini part of the output back to the input. It works, I tried it.

As I have a lot to do this weekend, as always, it will be a f...g one. The problem is that the outer 2 coils have the wires wound arround the iron cores and that this wires are not strong enough. I have to remove this wires, count the number of windings, again wind this coils with a Mobius inside.....well, I wanted a TPU!! and so I have to earn it!! HA!! I hope this weekend will NOT be lost in a wrong way to build a TPU.

Its clear that when finished, I have to "translate" my work into a TPU in the sence our master told us but for now.....Im learnig.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 28, 2007, 12:14:02 PM
Hi all,

@Otto,

we two have both a NICE week-end of work (read:fun) to do. Well so many ideas it's right so that I like. I do hope that other will soon join us in this context in order to share the results & propose new themes to follow.

Please, if you get in touch with Shad, give him my best regards and tell him I'm studying deeply the Igina book/reports!  Veeery interesting!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on September 28, 2007, 12:30:01 PM
Hello all,

@Roberto,

Shad was a few days ago at my home. We had a discussion about a Rodin coil collector and a Mobius collector. A Mobius not wound like in the ECD. Im speaking of a real Mobius with wires twisted.....not good to twist the wires in a collector. This is my oppinion for now because I had no success with twisted wires as collectors.

What would happen if I would use inner coils from 2 deflection systems. One inside the other....
Its time for me to shut up!!! Ha!! Now Im the biggest PC heroe ever seen here,ha ha. Wrighting maybe a lot of crap, guessing. Heeeej, Otto, build this f...g coils.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 29, 2007, 02:08:00 AM
@all

Hello again!

I have been busy. I have made some FREE software, and put it up online for whomever wants it.

FrequencyCalc:  
Tool for figuring resonant, resultant harmonics, and derived beat frequencies. Input one frequency, and it displays then next three higher harmonics. Fully configurable as to input and output ranges, and you can calculate 1/4, 1/2, and true resonant (full wave with matching rise/fall periods). Is applicable to either pulsed DC or AC, and whether sine, sawtooth, or square waveforms.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/screenshot1.jpg)
Screen shot of FrequencyCalc made by SC below.

SC:  
Screen capture utility. Tiny thing that consists of a tiny form, with one button. Position it anywhere on your screen, then hit the button, and your whole screen is captured as a .bmp and saved in my pictures. Crop easily with MS paintbrush.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/screenshot2.jpg)
Screen shot of SC made with SC.

NOTES ABOUT BOTH:
I have made these using MS Visual Basic Express 2005. I am using a MS Vista operating system. These will work under MS XP and above, but I do not know whether they will run under win98 or ME.

Yes I know, my website is cheap... so is the software. Free on both counts, so don't complain. :)

If they work on 98, let me know. I do not think I used any functions which will not work, but I have not had time to download them to my 98se machine to test them.

They are zipped files, which have the contents of my publish, plus one extra liscence .txt file. The liscence is mainly to protect my own keaster, and one is required by microsoft to publish, so do not worry about it.

I have scanned them with AVG antivirus before and after publishing, so they should be virus free. It wouldn't be a bad idea to scan again though, as my own motto is better safe than sorry.

If anyone runs into glitches, let me know.

The should both come in extremely handy in TPU and computer publishing of findings or prediction work

They are HERE at my geocities account.   http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/index.htm (http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/index.htm)   

This account is limited to 4mb per hour download, so a rush of downloading may shut it down for an hour, so check back an hour later if unavailable.

I am making them initially for my own use in TPU work, and see no reason whatsoever why not to share the progs. Let whomever know that you think might be interested, as I am only posting this once. :) (alot of typing)

I will probably make more apps as time goes on, and if anyone lets me know of small program ideas which would be handy, I could probably use the practice. Let me know also if you have any good feature ideas to incorporate into the existing progs. I would have posted this earlier, but have had nothing but problems using the geocities website software.

I went homebrew, and now I think everything is working properly.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on September 29, 2007, 02:21:50 AM
@all

I forgot to mention a few things.

1. VB 2005 express uses the VB.net 2.0 runtime, and setup will offer to download and install it from microsoft if you do not yet have it.

2. The files are zipped, and consist of one directory with setup files, and the setup.exe and necessary .manifest etc. files. Just unzip and run setup.exe. These programs also uninstall. I am beginning to really like VB Express 2005! :)

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CTG Labs on September 29, 2007, 10:45:38 AM
Hello Marco, Otto, Roberto, Darren and all!

Yes I hope to be back soon!  I have been hard studying and researching with no time for forums.

@Marco, yes I am able to light a Neon bulb with one wire by placing it at the end.  HOWEVER PLEASE NOTE!  A neon will light with one wire once the voltage gets above 60v or so anyway so this is NOTHING STRANGE.  The HV on one terminal is able to excite the bulb.

I can also confirm the resonance changes from LMD to TEM mode and in LMD mode the resonance is much higher and VERY tight compared to the TEM mode.  If you are not closely watching you can miss it!

I am however pondering the heat distribution!


Regards,

Dave.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mflynn44 on September 29, 2007, 06:15:29 PM
@Paul

Thanks for the programs. I had no problems downloading or installing them.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on September 29, 2007, 09:01:24 PM
@Paul

Thanks for the program also. I learned programming in Perl on my own and these functions would be easy to do for an online calculator.

Immediately I tried 3333 hertz.
The first resonant is 6666 hertz.
The Freq. Main and 1st = 4999.5 hertz

So two pulses at 3333 and 6666 = 5000 hertz
Very interesting indeed.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on September 30, 2007, 01:52:52 AM
I didn't know if this would be of use to anyone here or whether they already have it, but It's a fun little tool anyway.

Expression Tone Generator:  ;D

http://www.download.com/3000-2170-10100942.html (http://www.download.com/3000-2170-10100942.html)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 30, 2007, 03:32:55 PM
Hi all,

waiting to find a suitable yoke to play with on my ECD environment, it follows a brief report on first tests made with an ECD/Caduceus
coil setup.

The idea here is to prove the feasibility of a simple arrangement able to deliver power using a magnetic flux cancelling device (Caduceus coil) and an EM field reconstructor arrangement like a simple DC pulsed Collector coil at 90 degree.  So this time there are no Control Coils, Rot. Mag. field, Mobius, etc, but I?m pulsing directly the Caduceus and so generating the needed torsion field.
In this case the Caduceus coil is linear, but longher (34 cm), so the total 'induction/effect' on collector wire should be higher than the
standard ECD case where said effect is limited to the Control Coils lenght (1" for each coil). Again in this case no Control coils so
no 'Cannons'.....nothing.

What about winding a Caduceus onto a torrid shaped support?

On fig 1 is reported the test-schematic and on fig 49, 51 the Caduceus coil & driver sub-assembly and my work-bench.

Caduceus coil
-   Support: PVC diameter 3 cm diam., length 34 cm.
-   Winding: enameled copper wire 0.25 mm diameter, length 7.7 mt., parallel run of 4 wires.
-   Caduceus: 24 crossings. Please note that this is a quick-and-dirty coil?far from perfection?but usable for tests!

Collector coil
-   5 turns of 2.5 mm. stranded copper wire
-   The winding is at 90 degrees. The coil wire goes into the Caduceus and outward as in pic.


The Function generator set to square wave with: Vout=2V, offset =2V, duty Cycle = 50%. A quick run on 10 200 Khz range shows that the lamp is almost always lighted with max between 52 and 105 KHz.  Tried to decrease the pulse input duty cycle: the light decrease quickly!

First best point (max light & min current on PS) on 105 KHz. In this case:
?   PS set to 12V .
?   Current on PS  0.7A.
?   Vout peak (on test point A) +350V
?   Ref pics : 42, 43.

Second best point found on 52 KHz. In this case:
?   PS set to 20V .
?   Current on PS  1A.
?   Vout peak (on test point A) +520V
?   Ref pic : 44.

Third best point 146 KHz. In this case:
?   PS set to 20V .
?   Current on PS  0.8A.
?   Vout peak (on test point A) +520V
?   Ref pics : 46.

Tried to decrease duty cycle:
?   PS set to 20V .
?   Current on PS  0.5A.
?   Vout peak (on test point A) +520V
?   Ref pics : 47, 48.

First considerations
It appears that the power output (in light level terms equivalent) is similar to power delivered to the setup by the PS, a bit better result may be reached using a 60% duty cycle pulse input (pay attention ? the active squarewave portion is now only 40%) at more than 100 KHz.

I tried as well to use a collector with only 1 turn: not big difference!.
Tried to feed directly the Caduceus with sinusoidal inputs from Function generator...NO WAY to obtain any light! (input: 1 freq only).
In this case it will be very interesting to use a mix of 2 or 3 freq....


What it?s lacking here is a suitable feedback mechanism that for the moment I?m still thinking about. The 'Regenerative feedback' should be limited to only the device analog option as it can't (?) be fed to the digital side!  So the Mosfet itself, as is used as a
switching device ...is excluded: what is left of the analog side: ONLY the COILS.... hmmmmm......I've to consider well the Sweet
approach!!

Next step is to do same tests but using 2 and 3 freqs.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on September 30, 2007, 04:49:52 PM
That little jump into DC on pic 47 is MOST interesting!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on September 30, 2007, 06:33:17 PM
That little jump into DC on pic 47 is MOST interesting!

Yes,indeed the DC voltage level in picture 47 is very mysterious !

Can you try to see Roberto, where it exactly comes from ?

Many thanks for these very interesting tests.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 30, 2007, 07:58:52 PM
Hi all,

Yes, I'll search the reasons about the small waveform in pic 47. For the moment I'm attaching the missing pic 44  and sorry for pic 46 that has been lost!.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on September 30, 2007, 09:38:28 PM
@ronotte

The second and third pulse remind me of TDR (Time Domain Reflectometry) or cable fault finders. The type of pulse returned is indication of the fault or connection at that point in the cable. If I remember correctly the spacing from the off point of the driving pulse to the peak of the relected pulse is the distance of wire from the injection point to the fault, open or connection. If there is an inductor at that point there is usually a rise and fall. Two reflected pulses would indicate two downstream inductances in series.

Even if this is true the pulses are no less important.

However, I've only seen similar DC results on poorly designed generator parallel systems.
Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on September 30, 2007, 09:53:24 PM
Hi Roberto,

I am glad that I am not the only one who loses photos when writing a documentation.

How does the attached schematic function? same? better? worse? not at all?

Regards, Earl

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on September 30, 2007, 10:01:58 PM
@Earl,

I'm glad to hear from you. From the Torsion field theory the schematic you made should not work as the EM reconstruction does not take place as there is not a pulsed DC voltage!.......but if you want I'll take few minute to chek it.


@BEP,

thanks for your observations, very interesting!  I'll try to check-out that pulses. For sure in this case there's no line fault of any kind.  I do know very well reflectometry and standing wave situation as I've been and I'm still even if not active a Radio-Amateur (Ham  I0LY).

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on October 01, 2007, 12:30:36 AM
HiRoberto,
maybe the DC level in pic 47 has to do with the pulse width ?
What was the duty cycle in this test ?
Many thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 01, 2007, 03:50:31 AM
@ronotte

Another HAM! That figures  :)

Not real active myself until the cold winter. I still do some PSK to Europe on 10 meters when the waves are friendly (Only 5 Watts on a Q5RV!).

Good I'll have an idea what suggestions aren't needed then  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on October 01, 2007, 04:33:34 AM
Hi ronotte

Nice photos and work bench/equipment, etc..   I love it !!!

Thanks for getting us excited again about simple experiments and pulsing coils.

My comments are this:  

This appears to be the same setup otto was talking about earlier.   It's a DC2DC converter, magnetic field is built up, current is cut, and the spikes happen through the light bulb. 

Now, you have included a longer multiturn cable through the center of your caduceous coil.   And you're seeing some pulse trains after the main one.   What I would do in your case, is try to figure out if those are due to RETRIGERING of the mosfets, or if they are truly reverberations in the coils.   So,  take a composite scope shot, showing the lightbulb terminal waveform along with perhaps the GATE voltage on the Mosfets.    You see, the high power magnetic fields could be INDUCING a voltage in your triggering circuit.

Anyway, that's what I do to separate the CIRCUIT dynamics, from the COIL physics.   :)

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 01, 2007, 10:40:05 AM
Hi all,

@EM

Yes I agree with you: I know that the building of so big spikes does induce via capacitive way & Miller effect a replica on Mosfet's Gate so this evening I'll try to verify using the second scope channel the relations existing with the input signal on the Gate. Please take note that the wire lenght connection between the Mosfet and the Caduceus are very short.

I anticipate that, as seen many times before, the signal on Gate is always very noisy...but.....if you succed to put the mosfet itself into avalanche mode than the signal on Drain is clean and DON'T replicate in any way the noise on gate! : just what I see now.

I'll report soon.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 01, 2007, 08:19:15 PM
Hi all,

well it seems that I?ve understood the reasons behind the artifacts on my previous pictures. Let?s go with order:

For first thing I?ve reproduced the same conditions :

Finput= 146 KHZ, fdo input duty cycle=50%, ??..on pic 52 the bottom trace is the Mosfet?s Drain and the screen bottom is the zero line; the upper trace is the fdo taken just on Gate. You can see that the input signal amplitude is 6V and in the instant of input trailing edge (when the output goes to +520V), on the gate there is a quick damped high freq oscillations mostly under the switching threshold?.so don?t care  (that oscillation is probably due to Miller effect). Following the oscillation there is about an input peak of 6V that seems to correlate with the 120V peak on the Drain and then there?s a small input peak (just before the next input pulse) of about 400 millivolt, again which seems to correlate with the about 50V peak output.  All said input artifacts should not produce the output peaks ?as they are well under the threshold. So in my opinion the 2 output peaks are without an answer?until now. Then I controlled the generator settings to see if input amplitude & offset had any effect on fdo at Gate. OK it has been my fault, that waveform must be taken putting the scope ground clip directly on mosfet?s Source pin?.magically most of the trash disappear (adjusted also the generator settings: Vinput= +4V, offset=1.33V)!

Then I tried to reconstruct the situation of pic 47 setting the duty cycle to 70% (off) and found best point with Finput = 55KHz and I=0.7A. Situation is now on pic 54. Here the input scale is 2V/div and you can see that all the trash is gone together the damped oscillations on Pic 47, is left only almost a single peak of 50V probably as an effect due to input damped oscillations (See pic 54,55).

I do confirm as well that connecting the load in coil derivation without the mosfet?s drain connections gives no output.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 03, 2007, 11:01:12 AM
Hi all,

the thing is getting interesting! after examining more deeply the pictures posted and the 'cleaned' waveform, it seems to me that there is still an answering waiting for the two pulses that appear so well in pics 44 and 52.

Actually there are two possibilities:

1 - That posted by BEP e.g. the pulses are an effect explained by TDR  (Time Domain Reflectometry)...so they are just a reflection due perhaps tho impedance mismatching between Caduceus coil and load.

2 - That published by JLN laboratories (http://jlnlabs.imars.com/spgen/index.htm) in their experiment with Soliton creation with Caduceus coil . Please find attached the observed waveform and do note that they are ...just the same!!! except my output amplitude is much higher due to: a more powerful Caduceus (24 nodes) and the presence of an inner collector coil....and there is an higher time between the main pulse and the 1st Soliton pulse, but this could be explained with the different phisical construction of my coil and also the different frequencies (much higher) now used..

Analyzing the first point, I've tried to vary the wire lenght in order to see if the 'reflected' pulses accordingly vary their position on  scope x-axis (time). Result is that the pulses position remain unchanged!....so no time domain reflections.

Analyzing the second point, the first big answer is: the pulses appear only using as input a squarewave with 50% duty-cycle!   the shape, the time interrelation seems equal to JLN report & attached pic!

Stefan, you have worked lot of time ago with JLN TEP project & Caduceus coil experiment...what do you think now? 

Another big difference with TEP project is that I do obtain a big output  (and COP near 1): you can see it on the lamp pics and the current showed on PS current dial....and there's no exciting coil like in TEP, again the amplitude (of the main 520V peak and the Solitons) are much higher (than in TEP) and the Caduceus  does stay cool.  I've tried to vary the phisical coil configuration but found that the two pulses always stay there!....I wonder what will happen feeding the Caduceus with a pre-mix of 2 or 3 frequencies!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 05, 2007, 01:46:31 PM
Hi all,

CADUCEUS TESTS UPDATE

Yesterday evening I pulsed my Caduceus test-set using two sychronized frequencies. I connected my function generator to a flip-flop in order to obtain the 2 freqs: F1 and F2=F1/2 so duty cycle for both signals were 50%. Results are not better than what already obtained with single freq, but the best point shifted to F1=240 and F2=120 KHz; with that setting I obtained about 14W output (on lamp) for a 16-17 W input (from PS). Waveforms observed are very similar to that already posted.

Next steps are:
1 - try the 2 freqs but not synchronized, try not only 1st & 2nd harmonic but also near freqs in order to obtain 5000KHz  and 8 Hz beats.

2 - Try with two Caduceus in series. The second Caduceus with a much higher resistance.

3 - Try a special crafted Caduceus for implementing feedback.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 05, 2007, 01:47:47 PM
 :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on October 07, 2007, 07:11:52 AM
Hey all!

I hope everyone is finding the progs usefull. If anyone has any ideas for other quick calculator type electronic progs, let me know. I am getting back into the swing of this again, so am having fun building tools.

Progress report. I am getting ready to build a quick coil design calc. I have rounded up almost all of the necessary formulae, and am starting the design process now. I will notify it's upload after it is completed.

Question, has anyone came across any bugs which I need to work out of frequency calculator? If so, e-mail me, and let me know.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on October 08, 2007, 11:58:08 PM
Has anyone here achieved overunity?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on October 09, 2007, 09:13:00 PM
@all

To keep from spamming this thread, I started a new thread called "Free TPU Design Tools".  I realized that this could potentially distract from the discussion topic here, which I do not desire.

Please post all replies or comments to/about/for the free tools concepts such as FrequencyCalc there. I will post all updates and info there as well.


@ronotte
 
This is quite interesting, I look forward to more results and info.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 11, 2007, 11:43:25 AM
Hi all,

I've done lot of tests on Caduceus /ECD setup and gained many infos about it's behaviour but not worth to publish for now.

Mainly it's now clear that the 2-3 smaller (but not so smaller as they are about 100V amplitude) pulses following the main are the same Soliton fdo already reported by many (JLN & others), what it's interesting is that the DC level on output does appear only by varying the input pulse dutycycle.
I confirm that the setup bandwidth is large and it's possible to extract power with almost all freq in range 30- 200KHz. Yes, using 2 freq it's possible to obtain more power output....but still with COP<1.

Tried also to wind a couple of feedback coils onto the Caduceus and establish possible feedback with the wire load   .... NO WAY. The problem may be in the fact that on this Caduceus there's no potential gradient ...as it is a linear coil.  So next step will be to build a Caduceus on a Cone to provide a suitable geometry variation ---> potential gradient  and see if in said case I'll be able to setup a feedback.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 12, 2007, 01:49:34 PM
Hi all,

I'm getting some trouble in properly winding a Caduceus or Smith coil onto a conical shape, it's really difficult as the turns are always sliding ... a series of comb like stops to be glued onto the cone surface are needed and I must find the way to do/buy them...so for the moment I'll suspend it until I'll find a correct solution at the mechanical problem. Anyway I already have a 30cm and a 50cm (highness) plastic cone to use as coil support.

@Otto,

The kick generating coil, as you have read on the other thread (TPU general discussion), has been easier to build than I previusly thoght. But now I'd like to make some optimization in order to obtain more potential (I'm looking to obtain at least a couple of volt). I'm planning to test some ideas during the week-end about the 'how-to' and if positive I'll report them here  (so please stay reachable), anyway, as always I'll keep a detailed log about the tests themselves.

The purpose of this test is to connect the special designed Kick-coil simply as a CC secondary: across the Mobius.....but may be there are at least other 3 - 4 solutions always pointed towards obtaining an auto-susteinable loop.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 12, 2007, 02:55:27 PM
@ronotte

I've found using two styrofoam cones with large ends together as a form works but is still difficult. The key seemed to be switching winding direction as the wire passes that largest diameter. It took me days to wind the last one like that. The angle you want is seen when looking down the axis. Then place this coil inside a solenoid type coil to get the gradient.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 12, 2007, 03:33:24 PM
sorry duplicate. :'(
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 12, 2007, 03:33:32 PM
@BEP

Many thanks for sharing your experience.  After an entire afternoon of tries a abandoned as I were unable to put the 90 degree crossed turns on the Cone surface even a 45 degrees seems very difficult!   I've tried many methods ---> NO WAY. In the beginning it seemed a little problem but at the end it revealed big.
I'll appreciate very much to hear about eventual your own past experience in the matter.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: duff on October 12, 2007, 09:13:06 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 13, 2007, 01:19:26 PM
@Duff

thanks for the idea I'll give  it a try but a rather definitive solution would be to prepare 4 sticks as long as the cone itself and put all the cross you need over....it's tedious I know but with time i'll try.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 14, 2007, 07:36:09 PM
Hi all,

@Otto,

today I've completed my new ECD using the new control coils and I'm starting to connect the oscillators. I've seen something new  (with 2 sinched freqs and 50% duty cycle): now on the ZERO point there is a DC voltage of about 40-50 V lasting for at least half a cycle. After that the Phase & Zero signal themselves ...are different in the sense that the peaks are the same (negative and positive respect to ground) but the fdo that follow  is like Soliton pulses: never seen before in this context...much like what I saw with Caduceus pulsing! I'm saying this because I tried in many ways to change/move said 3 - 4 oscillations (they are on top of said +40-50V pulse)...they are also independent from the exciting freq........I checked as well that they do appear in times where both input freq are showing zero level.

OK it is difficult to explain  so I'll post soon some pictures.

Roberto.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 14, 2007, 11:46:45 PM
My kids used to irritate me with that wonderful phrase 'are we there yet?'

For the first time since I came out of the closet (OU speaking!). It sounds like this may be true  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freenrg4me on October 15, 2007, 12:55:36 AM
@BEP What OU device did you build?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 15, 2007, 03:58:27 AM
Build an OU device? Since OU doesn't exist you know my answer.

The comment was a responce to observations. Observations of posts that appear to be going in the right direction.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 15, 2007, 04:05:50 AM
@ Ronnett - 2 things I have done in the past is melting dentist wax in a tub and rolling the cone in it to coat. the other was sandblasting stincel the liquid type made by 3M , it brushes on. I'm working on useing a copper ball and accustiocle couple the wire end if the coil to it as a floating ground. The last few weeks I have been studying hurricanes and tornatoes to find some electrical effects in the vortexes. I feel this is as close to nature as I can get to make an operational unit. I have found some very interesting things that can't be seen in a smaller unit, so after I put together a plan then scale it down. What got me on to this was some guys had cool air comeing from their coils and found that if the negative CW vortex is not staerd first then it won't start at all.It's easy to get the CCW going because that is a natural operation in the northren hemisphere. so don't abandon those old coils yet.   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 15, 2007, 07:53:12 AM
Hi Motorcoach,

Now that is a breath of fresh air (no pun intended) to hear! The secret to the TPU is the rotating field!!! no rotation, no output. Simple!

In case you are all wondering what I've been up to, I'm currently designing a precision DDS control circuit that will give me the ability to produce the rotating fields in my coils all the way up to 50MHz. What I now know is that the rotating field is primarily a rotating potential field with a minor magnetic component associated with it; basically a longitudinal field. Once this field starts to rotate, you have to do something to it to form it into a vortex. This is accomplished by adding an orthogonal DC bias to the coil to add the third dimension to this field. Once the funnel forms, then you have created the mechanism by which energy can be extracted from the environment. If you make a plot of the electric field lines in the vortex, it becomes immediately obvious why the collector coils outputs DC. To increase the effective aperture of this vortex, add a high voltage electrostatic bias to the coil. Now the vortex will modulate this bias field to help entrain (and control) the incoming energy.

So to simplify this. The simple recipe for a TPU is this:

1. A rotating potential field
2. An orthogonal magnetic bias
3. A high voltage electrostatic bias.

These are the three principles that I see cropping up time and time again from not only the TPU but other weird devices that exhibit the same effects (mostly in the anti-gravirty research area). So yes, I agree with you, we need to be spending more time making rotating vortex fields to really see what this thing can do.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 15, 2007, 09:32:48 AM
@Jason,

at the end you are still here...glad to hear from you.
I mostly agree with what you are saying but.........remember: SM did it almost without any electronics  so we are speaking about coils, air and some magnets: that's all. I fear that if we seek the hi-tech way we are going out of the context. I do confirm AS I HAVE ALREADY TESTED IT that using a DC high voltage bias does produce increase in the output (about 4-8%). In my case actually it sufficed a voltage of about 60V...increasing that voltage up to 500V did not produced any more output. I did it just rectifying the ECD output itself and putting it onto an annular aluminum plate fitted under the ECD. Same effect is obtained by just polarizing a secondary winding in the control coils.

I wonder if BB project is successfull as it will be great!  Probably you are building on DDS just to control it. GOOD LUCK!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 15, 2007, 09:59:36 AM
Hi all

@Motorcoach,

I tend reasoning like you, I did it since more than1 year ag? so you may think I did not tried as many of us?   Of course I did it and IN MANY WAYS:

- firstly  by using the Tesla pat approach,
- then by selecting freqs as 1st, 2nd and 3rd harmonics,
- then by using asynchronous and synchronous harmonics,
- then by using 2 contro-rotating fields in the Tesla approach,
- then by exciting the coils in sequence with a shift register at various freqs,
- then by using a set of harmonics auto-rotating in phase,

What the best method?  It has been almost all written down in my many posts without any secret....do you think I've to cancel them?

Of course a lot of work but it let me gain as well a lot of knowledge as I BUILD MYSELF ALL.  It has been fun for me, a way to use for a target my free time.

NO OU?   it's true but nobody for the moment get at it using only coils, air and a bit of electronics.  Some time I saw something really OU...but never been able to duplicate/understand it.

YES I had for almost a day an auto-sustaining TPU operating without any oscillator: just delivering power....not much. That's the reason why I'm still working. 

Best regards to all

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 15, 2007, 10:14:55 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

why didnt you continue to work on your auto sustaining TPU???

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 15, 2007, 10:19:50 AM
@Otto,

of course for some time I did it...then I get tired as found NO WAY to duplicate it!  Still now I don't understand how it happened.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 15, 2007, 10:53:58 AM
Hello all,

@Roberto

in the past you did a lot and a great work!! But you, myself and a lot of people here used "oridinary" coils. Im talking about the collectors. In that time, over a year ago, we didnt know about the Mobius.

If the Mobius is connected - closed - then you have a  rotation of the "tornado", of course with some signals on the controls.

I have to warn all of you: if you have a Mobius as collectors you MUST have a REED RELAY inside your TPU because this Mobius works ALL THE TIME, if started. IF the signals are self amplifying then, without the reed relays you will be in trouble. You cant just switch OFF the Mobius, no way.

Why do you all want to understand everything? OK, Im not so good educated as you are but I saw a lot of theories....just build, enjoy and when you have results then try to explain whats going on in your coils.

For now Im using oridinary controls wound all over....in segments. They are not soooo hot like the ECD coils and thats great. Of course, I have to see whats the best lenght ....Im also waiting for my tubes....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 15, 2007, 06:45:41 PM
When I say OU doesn't exist I mean it. The energy is coming from somewhere. It isn't being created. It is only being converted. And Yes! it is there.

Cavemen could have called fire OU. I'm still banging rocks together and I'll continue until the fire starts!

@Jdo300

At any point did you happen to include a capacitive base for the top and bottom coil with all the other things you accomplished? The two plates then become a capacitor as load output.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 15, 2007, 07:28:07 PM
I'll continue the thought as it is the direction I'm taking:

Once the capacitive plates or rings are installed and the Mobius is flipped at the crossing point you are applying opposite polarity fields to those plates. What happens when you apply a field to a plate? It tends to collect a charge of opposite polarity. Drain some off to continue the effect? Like in a lamp?
I doubt this would be impressive unless you are doing it with the vortex.

Just thinking out loud again. It is almost time for my medication  ;D

Oh yea. Heating will likley be a problem and I suspect the mechanical vibration will be from the entrainment and magnetostriction.
I still believe the controls must be completely inside the TPU.

Sorry, medication hasn't taken effect yet.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 16, 2007, 12:45:35 AM
@Jason,

at the end you are still here...glad to hear from you.
I mostly agree with what you are saying but.........remember: SM did it almost without any electronics  so we are speaking about coils, air and some magnets: that's all. I fear that if we seek the hi-tech way we are going out of the context. I do confirm AS I HAVE ALREADY TESTED IT that using a DC high voltage bias does produce increase in the output (about 4-8%). In my case actually it sufficed a voltage of about 60V...increasing that voltage up to 500V did not produced any more output. I did it just rectifying the ECD output itself and putting it onto an annular aluminum plate fitted under the ECD. Same effect is obtained by just polarizing a secondary winding in the control coils.

I wonder if BB project is successfull as it will be great!  Probably you are building on DDS just to control it. GOOD LUCK!

Roberto


Hi Roberto,

It has been because of the DDS controller that I have been so quiet lately. I have three very nice TPUs that I can easily test my theories on but so far, the control circuits I have constructed are simply not precise enough to generate the rotating field like I want. But with this new design, which is based on the AD9959 IC, I will have complete control over every aspect of the inputs. I've been working on it for over two months now. When I am finished, I will make it available to purchase so people here will have a high quality set of test equipment to experiment with. Here are the current specs:

Frequency Range: 0.1Hz - 50MHz
Frequency Resolution: 32-bits (0.1Hz)
Phase resolution: 14-bits
Number of output channels: 4
Putput pulse width range: 10 ns to 16.8 ms
Output capacitance driving capability: 20 nF (using UCC37321 drivers).

All channels will be completely programmable from the computer Via the serial port so you can basically do anything with this, from frequency sweeps to phase shifting to various harmonic schemes.

I don't know how much the final cost will be but I will let you all know as I get towards the end of the development. For anyone interested, please PM me as I want to see how much interest there is for something like this.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 16, 2007, 12:47:17 AM
Hi BEP,

I haven't tried the specific setup you mentioned but in a sense, the two mobius loops on my ECD were essentially a big capacitor since they were electrically isolated from each other other than the point where the load bulb was connected. That was one of the amazing things about the setup, there was no explicit path to ground on the collector, the output was completely isolated from the circuit ground.

But one could still argue that it was just an exotic step-up converter as well. What is remarkable though is the fact that we were not using any iron cored coils to *transfer* the energy. I personally believe that what I saw was excess output, but due to the gross inefficiencies of my controller, it was hardly obvious. That is why I have taken a step back to devote some time to making a good controller circuit. Then I can retest the ECD and my other TPUs to see if I can produce the same effects with a fraction of the input power.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 16, 2007, 02:42:03 AM
@Jason

When you are ready name your price. I'll find some way to pay for it!

I never put much stock in fancy electronics. Some of my wildest low power results were with 2N2222's  :)

The fanciest toys I ever had was an old IFR120 and a TBert.

But with that beast? Who knows!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on October 16, 2007, 11:05:26 PM
@all

As of tomorrow, due to lack of funds, I will be offline for awhile.

I will be back online when possible, but right now I am stretched too far, too thin, financially. I look forward to conversing with you all at a later date.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 17, 2007, 02:14:59 AM
@Jason

When you are ready name your price. I'll find some way to pay for it!

I never put much stock in fancy electronics. Some of my wildest low power results were with 2N2222's  :)

The fanciest toys I ever had was an old IFR120 and a TBert.

But with that beast? Who knows!

Hi BEP,

I will be glad to supply you with one. At the moment, I'm just finishing up the planning stage and will be working on the schematics and PCB layout soon. As for the software, if you or anyone else has any ideas and suggestions for the functionality you would like it to have, please let me know as I haven't started on the software package yet.

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on October 17, 2007, 03:05:42 AM
Jason,
if you could use a USB interface chip,
this would be much easier,
as some  PCs don?t have a serial port anymore.

Regards, Stefan.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on October 17, 2007, 04:24:13 AM
Two functions I always like are 'scripted' and 'hunt'.

If you don't see what those could mean and haven't written such code before it could be a real chore. The 'hunt' mode requires input from the real world - kind of a SCADA subset.

A good way to make this possible is when you write your code include DDE OLE OPC or whatever hooks into the visual controls. Then folks could write scripts with (Heaven Forbid!) MS Excel.


You may want to throw in some ferrite beads for those USB cables  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 17, 2007, 04:53:57 AM
Jason,
if you could use a USB interface chip,
this would be much easier,
as some  PCs don?t have a serial port anymore.

Regards, Stefan.

Hi Stefan,

I thought about this but I opted to stick with the serial port for two reasons.

1. For the one I'm making for myself, I am using a BASIC Stamp OEM module as the governing microcontroller board because it is small (2" x 2") and includes a serial port which can be used to both program and communicate with the microcontroller. I am using this specifically because the entire controller will be in a 2" cube which can easily fit into the center of most TPUs.

2. Parallax offers a simple USB to Serial adapter that you can plug into the stamp. This saves the time to design the circuits and also makes it easier to send commands to the chip since I won't need to work with any fancy USB drivers. (By the way, I have to use the adapter myself as I don't have a computer with a serial port either).

For those interested, Here's some info on the BASIC Stamp OEM module and the USB to Serial adapter:

http://www.parallax.com/html_pages/products/basicstamps/basic_stamps_oem.asp#oemview
http://www.parallax.com/detail.asp?product_id=28030

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 17, 2007, 04:57:14 AM
Two functions I always like are 'scripted' and 'hunt'.

If you don't see what those could mean and haven't written such code before it could be a real chore. The 'hunt' mode requires input from the real world - kind of a SCADA subset.

A good way to make this possible is when you write your code include DDE OLE OPC or whatever hooks into the visual controls. Then folks could write scripts with (Heaven Forbid!) MS Excel.


You may want to throw in some ferrite beads for those USB cables  ;D


Hi BEP,

That sounds like a good idea, but like you said, it does sound like quite a chore. I do plan to start a website soon and sell electronics equipment for us garage experimenters so I could save that feature for a later version of the software package. But for now, all i have in mind is a manual control interface, and some kind of frequency sweeping feature. Though I may be able to come up with some sort of primitive scripting language that you can use to control different frequency operations on the unit. Will have to think more about this one.

Thanks for the suggestions!

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on October 17, 2007, 07:08:17 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 17, 2007, 08:38:21 PM
some of the guys at Aliastairs Cooper  desulpahating site have gone to JIL soft ware and easy to use. They say the learning curve is easeier, and it's all free download for the code. and has a user group to help out.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on October 17, 2007, 09:05:50 PM
some of the guys at Aliastairs Cooper  desulpahating site have gone to JIL soft ware and easy to use. They say the learning curve is easeier, and it's all free download for the code. and has a user group to help out.

Got a specific link? There are way too many prostilizers.

--giantkiller. Thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 18, 2007, 12:05:54 AM
GK sure heres a link to JIL code this will take you to a lot of information also includes PIC.   http://oase.uci.kun.nl/~mientki/data_www/pic/pic_intro.html     
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 18, 2007, 05:45:01 AM
well hell this is Otto's thread , sooo rcl tank stuff , ok heres what i think on SM , theres no core and thats ok , but theres an baleing wire ,,hehehe  thats cool .  mmmm no coil but you have a choke mmm well maby 2 chokes mmmm and some space hehehe gee to interactive chokes alwawys give a center freQ mmmm . Otto i see it did you or it was taht simple . I;m not sure. but it's real interesting.  thanks Mike 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 18, 2007, 06:34:41 AM
JDO lets look at this if we take a primary and always pulse because the sencondary hast to have this to operate , then the sec. one the ccw pulses back to the cap and the diode holds it from the pulse circut then the next primary gets the pi=ulse from the cap and goes again mmmm , the thig is is is potencial agin regenerated , even if it is 50 millie amp . ? like phase conversion that important if the structure is stop and regeneraterd as not to over run it's sslf , otto seems to go on this as to thefloat of ground and self contained as tesla did in the 90 drgee , mmmm I think otto has solve this and did nt really know but he did it. this init;s self is very hard to do.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 18, 2007, 06:46:35 AM
I feel Tesla had a hard time with the float ground system this is not what Maxwell or hevyside was in form with and when he figured the formula and herz was about him sefl on this i'm sure that he had second thoughts about giveing the information , Tesla wasnot  in makeing his associates looking bad  he was a reasearcher more than a scientist , thats what he did best !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 18, 2007, 07:38:13 AM
Hello all,

a long time nothing from me but Im waiting and working on my newest TPU.

Im waiting for my tubes. Yes, finally, Im at a stage where I saw that without tubes I cant get closer to the final solution. The point is that we are all working with 12V - 13V from the power supply. Thats OK but have you ever tried to rise the voltage from your PS?? I did it and at the same current I have a much better light. As I have no more my transformers to build a 100V or more power supply, I ordered 3 tubes and of course a transformer for them.

While Im waiting Im playing with my coils. I have only my Mobius connected and saw a few days ago KICKS. Yes, kicks but without anything connected to the Mobius exept my scope probe. The frequency is 285Hz and the kicks are arround 60mV.When I short  the connections on my Mobius I have no signal. Maybe somebody has an idea what this frequency means. I have to say that Im not near an transmitter or such a device. Of course, when I strive with a magnet over my coils I see an reaction on my scope. When I connect a MINUS from my power supply the signals on my scope rises dramatically. Only with a + connected from my PS the signals are also growing but less then with a minus connected.

In the next days I want to figure out how to obtain a self amplification. Dont ask how I want to make this, I have no idea, for now.

As Im out of country the next few days I will be online again from Monday.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 18, 2007, 08:08:36 AM
Hello all,

About my last post I want to clear up something.

Last week I builded a new TPU and connected the coils. Then I wanted to see if something will happen without my power supply connected. I was curious if its possible to see a reaction on the scope when I strive with a magnet over my coils. I have to say that the PS was disconnected and my oscillators also.

On the scope I had the mentioned kicks and the base line on the scope was "thick". I mean, there was a small signal, a few milivolts. Then I strived over my coils with my magnet and saw the base line was a lot "thicker" and this means that the signals growed. When this happened I couldnt see anymore a reaction on the scope when I was striving with the magnet over my coils. I had started an oscillation with my magnet. It is a very strong neodym magnet.
To stop this oscillation I had only to connect the + from the power supply and then the oscillation was gone. Again, striving with the magnet over the coils, the oscillation started, connecting the + from the PS, it stopped.

This oscillation was only a few milivolts because my newest coils are a s..t. I wound them just to have "somethig" but with really good coils, hmmmm..

Otto

PS: maybe its nothing, maybe its "something". I dont know.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 18, 2007, 08:10:41 AM
@ Otto zayle or hummabie hehehe 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on October 18, 2007, 08:39:08 AM
285 hz low frequency signal:

http://www.vlf.it/

http://sferix.myweb.hinet.net/hfasia/

more....
DNA Activator Max  Mp3 - Solfeggio Frequencies are soundwaves or electromagnetic vibrations associated with creation and destruction in NATURE. The frequencies include:
63Hz   sum each number and you get=   9
174Hz   =   3
285Hz   =   6
396Hz   =   9
417Hz   =   3
528Hz   =   6
639Hz   =   9
741Hz   =   3
852Hz   =   6
963Hz   =   9
1074Hz   =   3
1185Hz   =   6
etc..       
Do you already notice how all these frequencies are related mathematically and harmonically?
Now stop and pay special attention to frequency 528Hz. It is the precise frequency utilized by genetic scientists  to mend DNA! Dr. Rife was among the first to discover how this tone strengthens the cell wall to boost immunity.
There are two other special frequencies theorized to resonate positively at the cellular level, imbuing living organisms with life:
360Hz = The Balance Frequency (add the numbers! What do you get?) is derived from the Golden Section and is a harmonic that naturally brings sensations of joy and healing. 
Vibrational Medicine science assert that the Golden section tones as well as Fibonacci sequence music brings balance to health. 

Even more amazing, NASA astronauts have long proven that the earth creates a tone in space of 360Hz.

Marzio

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 18, 2007, 10:52:28 AM
Hello all,

@wings

thanks a lot.

In my posts I didnt mention that my signals  are pulsating at arround 1Hz. As I said before, Im talking about milivolts.

When I reconnect a little my TPU then I have almost sine waves, the TPU doesnt react to the magnet and the frequency is 142Hz, half of the 285Hz.

In the next days I will build another Mobius with other lamp wire lenghts and see if this frequencies will change or not. We all know that in the TPU the collector lenght is the main point to the frequencies in it.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jdo300 on October 18, 2007, 07:29:02 PM
Hi Otto,

I haven't really had a chance to keep up with your research projects, but are you able to create effects in your coils with those very low input frequencies? I know that for the longest time, we have been thinking about the resonant frequency of the coils as being the primary tuning point, but since most of those frequencies are waay up in the MHz, it is evident that what we are looking for must be fundimentally different than standard LC resonance. What have you observed about the frequency relationships in your coils?

God Bless,
Jason O
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 19, 2007, 08:02:44 AM
Hello all,

@Jason,

with my newest coils I have a veeery strong transmitter. Thanks GOD, I hope my neighbours dont know who is f...g their radios and TVs, ha,ha.

Im sorry to say but with low frequencies we cant drive our TPUs, NO WAY!!! I was just playing with my coils and stumbeled on such strange signals. I can imagine that if I could speed them up and if there would be an self amplification .....hmmm.
 I reeded a lot of documents where people are describing strange effects when motors are forced to run on a much bigger supply voltage then they are designed. I will call it "overdrive". I readed that in such tests the motors got totally "crazy". The same happened when somebody rotated water at super high speeds. So, in my oppinion, we have to rotate our particles at high frequencies and not with low.

In this post I can also say that I saw strange thinks with lower frequencies: a 3 frequency mix of frequencies in the range of kHz gave me in some moments a frequency mix in megahertz, in some cases I totally lost my frequency and I couldnt measure it with my scope. How and why I dont know.

As mentioned before, this unknown signals I saw on my Mobius. Today I want to make a few other Mobius coils to see if my signals will change in frequency or maybe be different.

Yesterday I connected again almost all my coils and pulsed them. At a unknown frequency mix I heard a hisssssss  and again I burned a MOSFET.

Today or tomorrow, if I have luck, my tubes will arrive, finally. People here said that we cant burn tubes. Hmmmm.....Im not sooo sure. Im the master of disaster with 3 runaways!!!! If I continue in this way - better not, I hope.

We all really dont know how to build a TPU, thats for sure. I think I mentioned it before but my feeling says me that our master had in his first tests a deflection coil from a TV in his hands. I cant get rid of thinking about such coils. Do you know why they are glued to the TV screen??? If not glued, they would vibrate away. Yes, they are vibrating.

This brings me to another point: the deflection coils are a mini particle accelerator. MINI??? yes, because of the frequency used. In Europe 15625Hz + 50Hz. Now imagine that we rise the frequency of 15625Hz into the region of over 100kHz....

I hope you tubers can see how you have to connect the tubes. I know youre clever guys and remember SMs words.

WOW!!! Now Im a PC heroe, only wrighting. Im on my workplace and have the needed time to wright.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on October 19, 2007, 01:46:40 PM
Mobius coil:
http://quanthomme.free.fr/energielibre/convertisseurs/SPM4.htm
"SEIKE SHINICHI 
Research Institut, 1 et 2 Ohmiyachoh, Uwajima City Ehime 798 Japon.
Son livre : " Principes de l?Ultrarelativit? "  est un classique dans ce domaine. Il a r?ussi avec une ?nergie tr?s faible au d?part ? produire des rayons d??nergie tachyon concentr?e (des centaines de fois plus puissants) qui ont fondu acier et pierre. Le principe mis en pratique est l?effet de champ ?lectrique " embray? " dans une bobine enroul?e comme une bouteille de Klein autour d?un sol?no?de. Le Pr Seike en fit une d?monstration au congr?s de Toronto, en 1981."

Here you can donload his document: Principle of Ultrarelativity
 

Another interesting device on this page :VILENKINE ALEXANDER
 

Marzio
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 21, 2007, 12:45:04 AM
@ Otto . I've gone back to where you started and have wound some coils to go on the 2 aluminum rings I posted way back somewhere. the photos are self explanitory . see what you think about the winding directions one set for the top and one set for the bottom. I just wondering about the CW and CCW wind. back BEMF and waht direction at the monent, thanks Mike     (edit) gee thats funny I posted this fifteen minutes ago and already have had 18 views and there are only 19 people online ,  lerkers ,,guess i won't post here anymore. no ones working ,,,,,,,,,, edit .. now  we got 54 views and no comments gezzz collages guy wnat to know and you just donb;'t know mm call martion not a kop lol ...... tooling it's a tool
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MarkSnoswell on October 21, 2007, 01:21:58 PM
@otto

just to let you know that I have started a replication of the ECD... with some changes in the mosfet switching configuration to save power...

The first thing I did was build a pair of mosfet switches which I drive with complimentary non-inverting and inverting drivers... one switch on the high side and one on the low side of the coils. By switching them at the same time you get the same voltage swing on the coils as with your setup but with minimal power consumption.
I am using TC4421/22 drivers and IRF820 mosfets. I chose the 820's because they have 500V rating but only 360 pf gate capicitance. The trade off is they can only drive 8A peak current -- but that's not a concern when your just switching potential. I have a pair of schottky diodes on each switch as well to speed up the reverse recovery and clean up the output...

Anyway -- inital tests of a switch pair show that I have a switch time of about 15ns with very little ringing and a power drain of about 200mw at100Khz and 15V drive into a collector (dead short) of your design... this is low enough power consumption that I can run from a couple of 9V batteries.

I have only made a single pair of switches -- which I will drive with 3 signal generators via OR gate. This will achieve exactly the same switching logic as your design achieved with fewer parts and greater efficency.

Of cource I dont know if this will still work as there are several changes from what you did.

cheers

mark.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 21, 2007, 08:10:10 PM
@ Mark

I did same test with 3 ORed generators some time ag? using only one Mosfet's driver + Power Mosfet (IRFP460)  but not using your upper/lower side driver. Well it's not the same as using the Otto's way. I don't know the reason why...difficult to find a concrete reason!   Anyway with that arrangement I've not been able to obtain the same output as in standard configuration.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: leeroyjenkinsii on October 21, 2007, 08:33:37 PM
Any free energy out of this project yet?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 22, 2007, 03:17:57 AM
@ Otto , In back reading some posts you mentioned reeds to turn off the Mobius coil , what type are you useing and how are you operating them. I'm useing a board out of a microwave oven redsigned for freq's and use the timer to start and stop the coils operation.. and no I'm not useing the same freq's as a regular microwave.  the nice part of the board is the power settings and other nice little setting that are on this one. Thanks mike 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MarkSnoswell on October 22, 2007, 04:50:06 AM
@ Mark

I did same test with 3 ORed generators some time ag? using only one Mosfet's driver + Power Mosfet (IRFP460)  but not using your upper/lower side driver. Well it's not the same as using the Otto's way. I don't know the reason why...difficult to find a concrete reason!   Anyway with that arrangement I've not been able to obtain the same output as in standard configuration.

Roberto

Ah... was this a controled test? ... I mean did you start with a working device with three switches and then do a minimal modification to drive with a single switch? ... the most minimal modification would be to leave the device configuration exactly the same and simply drive via one switch.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 22, 2007, 08:42:15 AM
Hello all,

Im weekends off line so I couldnt answer.

@Mike

your coils are looking good but you must have "clean" alu inside. I mean, remove this little peace of aluminium inside your wing. Then build 3 of such controls and then make the ECD. They should be always wound in CW direction, all of them or CCW all of them. You must then only have a lamp cable, 5 turns. On this 5 turns lamp cable should be the 3 controls. A 1 turn lamp cable at a distance of 44mm connected to the 5 turns lamp cable is nessesary. Dont forget the dimensoins of the 6" TPU: 6" lamp cable rolled inside - 5 turns and 4" lamp cable - 1 turn. In this way you have something veeeery good. I will not say its a TPU but I warn you: this setup can easily get out of control. Always have a load connected!!!

Im NOT using reed relays to shutt off my coils because I WANT a 4th time a run away. Dont connect the scope probe to this coils because its dangerous.

@Leeroy

once I had free energy or call it how you want but there is a big problem: if we want free energy we have first learn how to control it.

@Mark,

just keep it as simple as possible. I was driving my coils directly from the drain of my MOSFETs. Im always driving my coils without caps, diodes, resistors...
WAS driving because I have finally my tubes and in a few days, I hope, my 3 oscillators will be ready to do the job.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 22, 2007, 12:56:38 PM
Hi all,

@Mark

YES I'm speaking of my standard test-ECD with 3 Control Coils standard connected and incorporating the last improvements. I disconnect only the other 2 Mosfet mini-board switches and connected the remain switch to an OR of 3 generators.  To summarize ONLY one Mosfet switch + OR circuitry.

It happened an interesting thing:

- if I put the output OR polarity in such a way that the waveform most of time was at Zero level, I'd almost no power consumption (only few milliamps @ 12V), regular (?) waveforms on Drain, but NO power output on lamp for any (?) input mix of the 3 freqs.

-if I put the output OR polarity in such a way that the waveform most of time was at 1 level, I'd about 40W on load-lamp: no OU but an interesting power ...anyway less than that obtainable with the 3 separated switches all connected ( about 70 -80 W on lamp).

If you want I'm able to quickly re-build that situation and document it appropriately.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on October 22, 2007, 06:18:27 PM
@ Otto . I've gone back to where you started and have wound some coils to go on the 2 aluminum rings I posted way back somewhere. the photos are self explanitory . see what you think about the winding directions one set for the top and one set for the bottom. I just wondering about the CW and CCW wind. back BEMF and waht direction at the monent, thanks Mike     (edit) gee thats funny I posted this fifteen minutes ago and already have had 18 views and there are only 19 people online ,  lerkers ,,guess i won't post here anymore. no ones working ,,,,,,,,,, edit .. now  we got 54 views and no comments gezzz collages guy wnat to know and you just donb;'t know mm call martion not a kop lol ...... tooling it's a tool

Hey,
Thought I would respond. I have the Ronotte / Otto ECD working. I just shelved it to pursue the sine wave / Keely side of the tests on the modified Turbo notched PVC coil.
I had other experiments driving me so when I get something going I look for the next level of frequency/wave combinations and a coil configuration. I have ideas that I need to follow than just lighting a light bulb. And these have all kept coming together.
I have a list of specs that Marco, Grumpy, Roberto, Otto, BEP, Moab, Bolt and you posted. I am accumulating up info for my next try.
In other words, I am through analyzing and building. I have enough to make more progress. I have a square wave and a sinewave platform. I can do little experiments or blow shit up.  ;)

Thanks for the latest posts. --giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on October 24, 2007, 07:33:41 PM
Hi Jason,

I just started reading about your replication of the TPU. Could you give me a brief summary of where you are at with it right now, power out versus power in. I would like to replicate it myself, but prefer to start our very basic. If there is minimal criteria to see some results, please let me know. I read the article (TPU_ECD_V1.pdf ) going on several times now and would like to know if there is any updates regarding the TPU.

John
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on October 26, 2007, 03:14:24 AM
@ Otto - The small aluminum is the clip that holds the wing coil on the aluminum ring. Inside of the wing coil on the other side of the clip is a small coil I'm going to try and add small magnets to the coil inside. I'm still working on the 2 aluminum rings mounted with plexi glass set up I posted a few months back. after studying a few things on my electronic circut I'm rethinking this at the time. I'm going back the the LED sequencer run on 2 AAA battries and it's very small, with a reed switch to shut it off. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on October 29, 2007, 05:22:10 AM

Welcome all.
Be gentle with me, this is my first time... err, I mean Post.

I've been quite interested in this subject, and just discovered your thread.
With 78 pages & over 1100 replies (from June until present), I must confess that I haven't gone through every page - So bear with me if I ask questions already answered previously.

Yes, I've seen the SM videos etc - Rubbish quality !  Does anyone have a (good quality) pic of any of his devices, so as to be able to see any detailed device construction?

I am an electronics Tech - My background is Radio, Radar, Microwave etc (Military) from the Naval Dockyard in NZ.
Not knowing what technical level each person is, I'll try to be understandable to all levels, so the techs might have to hang in there if I write stuff they already know.

When I first saw a construction layout, (circa - beginning of this thread), I was surprised to see what appeared to be an Open Ended loop, with 3 (sub) coils on it - usually at 0, 120, & 240 degrees.
These first thoughts were probably misleading, as it's not actually Open-Ended at all.
But one thing I am now wondering about is the 120 degree spacing of the sub coils, to pick off the power.
I think I have also heard some people mention that they get something coming from the "Zero" rather than the node, and were surprised at this.

I think you will find that this is because the behavior you are experiencing is due to SWR - Standing Wave Ratio.
(SWR for those that don't know is an AC only situation. ie: Has no relevance to DC).
It's the taught rope scenario: One end attached to the wall, the other in your hand. Introduce a wave in the rope, and it will bounce back to you from the wall.
When you get the wave in the rope in 'resonance', it's like certain points of the rope are stationary, with the sections in between going up & down in perfect unison, rather than random waves traveling back & fourth.
This is much the same electrically.

Next important point regarding this, is that in a (perfect world) setup, ZERO power is consumed at the Maximum & zero voltage points.
EG: At the SWR Maximum voltage point, it has reached maximum voltage due to no load (in its perfect setup), equating to (acting like) an Open Circuit.
So: Maximum voltage but infinite resistance = no current, therefore no power.
When at its (SWR) Zero voltage point, its acting like a Short-circuit: Maximum current but no voltage, so Zero volts x current = zero power.
But - In your circuits though, maximum current = magnetic field, which you can probably 'tap' into, and collect some usable power.

How many people have tried calculating & designing a perfect resonant setup of the (mobius) coil ?
I saw someone mentioned theirs tuned for 180kHz (?)
I'm wondering if the lack of significant success of many designs is the lack of this resonant tuning for the frequencies being used.
Also, as in radio designs, poor or unclear understanding of the complexities/complications of producing a good resonant setup (often more due to physical rather than electrical considerations), can lead to cross-couplings, interferences, cancellations etc, which can completely destroy its worth.

I was also very interested in the first post of this thread (Successful replication...) where they mentioned what they described as a Shock-wave coming from it when they first turned it on. Would you describe this as an (inaudible) audio frequency wave (such as an ultrasonic wave, which you certainly can feel but not hear [when loud enough]), or perhaps some form of an electro-gravitational wave ??

How does this sit so far ?
I'm completely open to any & all discussion/criticism on this.
I realise there are some things in this caboodle which step Outside normal electrical theories, while some (observed phenomenon) will easily fall within them.

Thanks for listening, Hope you haven't chewed your leg off from boredom...
Jeff.

PS: Sorry, but I'm also another one of "Those" Apple Mac fanatics.  Death to Microsoft !       *grin*
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MarkSnoswell on October 29, 2007, 09:16:34 AM
@Mark

YES I'm speaking of my standard test-ECD with 3 Control Coils standard connected and incorporating the last improvements. I disconnect only the other 2 Mosfet mini-board switches and connected the remain switch to an OR of 3 generators.  To summarize ONLY one Mosfet switch + OR circuitry.

It happened an interesting thing:

- if I put the output OR polarity in such a way that the waveform most of time was at Zero level, I'd almost no power consumption (only few milliamps @ 12V), regular (?) waveforms on Drain, but NO power output on lamp for any (?) input mix of the 3 freqs.

-if I put the output OR polarity in such a way that the waveform most of time was at 1 level, I'd about 40W on load-lamp: no OU but an interesting power ...anyway less than that obtainable with the 3 separated switches all connected ( about 70 -80 W on lamp).

If you want I'm able to quickly re-build that situation and document it appropriately.

Roberto

@roberto,
      Excelent.  Yes. I would like you to repeat this and some other simple tests for me:

I want to know what happens if you drive all three mosfet switches with the single OR'd signal. Is this any different than driving into a single mosfet switch with the other two disabled?

I would also like it if you coild do one other test ... in the normal configuration where you drive the three mosfet switches seperatly. Can you build one additional switch and put it on the 12V supply side -- you then drive this with the complimentary NOR'd (or is it OR'd ?) signal from the three mosfet switches. By doing this you will get exactly the same potential profile applied to the coils but you will have elimenated almost all of the current required -- with just a small current pulse on switching.

thanks.

Mark.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on October 29, 2007, 01:11:52 PM
@Mark,

well but I forgot to tell you another important variable: THE WAY HOW THE CONTROL COILS ARE CONNECTED.
As all is related to the way YOU choose doing your tests.

To summarize:

1 - you can connect all the windings exactly as per my pdf TPU=ECD. In this case you have to pay attention as all the primaries  & secondaries are connected in let's say  a parallel way: this means that unless you do know exactly the freqs to apply you are going to drain lot of Amps from your PS or Battery and eventually blow-up your MOSFETs!!
2 - you can connect all the primaries in series (leaving the secondaries in parallel): that's just better from the point of view of your safety and easy of tests as it allows more freq errors....
3 - you can connect both primaries & secondaries in series: that's the best strategy to use when you begin your tests as of course it tolerates more freqs errors.....don't tamper too much your PS or Battery.In this case the current sink when out of tune, is a max of 4 - 5 A @ 12V.

It's necessary anyway to say that the different setups behave a little differently........so when I told you about my tests with ORed signal I referred obviously to point 3 ... necessary to make use of only 1 switch. So to do your test I will reset all connections as per point 1 but leaving the secondaries in series as this connection deliver more voltage to mobius ring.

I'll report on this as I've my last ECD evolution on bench.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on November 01, 2007, 04:22:40 AM
Hi Otto and Roberto

I read your document and appreciate all your hard work. I tried one of your earlier experiments using 50 turns of wire with a wire running through the center connected to a 120 volt bulb. With straight DC (20 volts), the bulb glowed very dim. When I pulsed the coil using a MOSFET it glowed considerably brighter maybe by a factor of three.

The duty cycle of the pulse was less then 50% which would relate to less then 1/2 the power used for straight DC, I did have the wire running outside as well as inside the coil but did not see any difference. I varied the frequency and watch the inductive spike from the coil but it had no direct correlation with the brightness of the bulb. Possibly the width of the spike changed with the frequency.

What I don't understand is that it worked. Some people would say that we are only perceiving the maximum brightness when pulsed, but the bulb seems to display only the average power through it. At 1.5mhz pulsing, I don't think that is the explanation.
The power supply input does remain stable.

Are you going to update what you have learned with a new document? Do you now think that making the TPU to output let say 100 watts, is not too hard but controlling it is?

John

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on November 01, 2007, 04:56:15 AM
Hi Otto,

Are you going to update what you have learned with a new document? Do you now think that making the TPU to output let say 100 watts, is not too hard but controlling it is?

John
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 01, 2007, 05:12:41 AM

Welcome all.
Does anyone have a (good quality) pic of any of his devices, so as to be able to see any detailed device construction?

There are a few floating around - lok in the "sticky" topics for the TPU.

When I first saw a construction layout, (circa - beginning of this thread), I was surprised to see what appeared to be an Open Ended loop, with 3 (sub) coils on it - usually at 0, 120, & 240 degrees.
These first thoughts were probably misleading, as it's not actually Open-Ended at all.
But one thing I am now wondering about is the 120 degree spacing of the sub coils, to pick off the power.
I think I have also heard some people mention that they get something coming from the "Zero" rather than the node, and were surprised at this.

The coils you are referring to are known as "control coils" and are used to somehow cause energy to manifest in the "collector" (the open loop).

I think you will find that this is because the behavior you are experiencing is due to SWR - Standing Wave Ratio.
(SWR for those that don't know is an AC only situation. ie: Has no relevance to DC).
It's the taught rope scenario: One end attached to the wall, the other in your hand. Introduce a wave in the rope, and it will bounce back to you from the wall.
When you get the wave in the rope in 'resonance', it's like certain points of the rope are stationary, with the sections in between going up & down in perfect unison, rather than random waves traveling back & fourth.
This is much the same electrically.

Curiously, standing waves have been discussed to some degree "offline".  Funny that is now appears here.  Since you brought it up, I will offer that if the "collector" is resonant and open-ended - nodes will be at the ends and no potential will exist between them.  Not usre what happens when you bias the collector or start applying other signals.

Next important point regarding this, is that in a (perfect world) setup, ZERO power is consumed at the Maximum & zero voltage points.
EG: At the SWR Maximum voltage point, it has reached maximum voltage due to no load (in its perfect setup), equating to (acting like) an Open Circuit.
So: Maximum voltage but infinite resistance = no current, therefore no power.
When at its (SWR) Zero voltage point, its acting like a Short-circuit: Maximum current but no voltage, so Zero volts x current = zero power.
But - In your circuits though, maximum current = magnetic field, which you can probably 'tap' into, and collect some usable power.

How many people have tried calculating & designing a perfect resonant setup of the (mobius) coil ?
I saw someone mentioned theirs tuned for 180kHz (?)
I'm wondering if the lack of significant success of many designs is the lack of this resonant tuning for the frequencies being used.
Also, as in radio designs, poor or unclear understanding of the complexities/complications of producing a good resonant setup (often more due to physical rather than electrical considerations), can lead to cross-couplings, interferences, cancellations etc, which can completely destroy its worth.

I was also very interested in the first post of this thread (Successful replication...) where they mentioned what they described as a Shock-wave coming from it when they first turned it on. Would you describe this as an (inaudible) audio frequency wave (such as an ultrasonic wave, which you certainly can feel but not hear [when loud enough]), or perhaps some form of an electro-gravitational wave ??

How does this sit so far ?
I'm completely open to any & all discussion/criticism on this.
I realise there are some things in this caboodle which step Outside normal electrical theories, while some (observed phenomenon) will easily fall within them.

Thanks for listening, Hope you haven't chewed your leg off from boredom...
Jeff.

PS: Sorry, but I'm also another one of "Those" Apple Mac fanatics.  Death to Microsoft !       *grin*


You bring up a good point - "tuning" - SM (or was it Mannix?) mentioned early on that there was a relationship between the lengths of the coils - this is all but forgotten now.

Quote
September 27, 2006

It is really great to see more "hands on" activity here. It may be relevant to convey the importance of the relationship
between the resonances/wire lengths of the control/collector coils.  I think of it a a rotational magnetic reciever. Some of
the tests that I have carried on the coiols that have visible control windings indicate frequencies in the megahertz range
which would make pc scopes un usable ...I could be wrong...we will see. We are Searching for a rotational Kicking
field.that can be accelerated by applying harmonics This could take a while. It is unconventional. Sharing results..even
failures will help every body. Sharing limitations will slow everybody down. It would be great if more those who seem to
have a clear understanding would do some winding to confirm their expectations. Perhaps Luck will come into it I
remember a fellow who said "The more I work and act the more luck I seem to get"

Not sure how standing waves equate to a DC output...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 01, 2007, 12:31:42 PM
Thanks for your comments...  :)
It gets a bit overwhelming, when there are just SO many pages, on so many threads. Makes it difficult when you work 2 jobs, so only have an hour or 2 each evening (if I'm lucky).

I'd like to ask another question (before my eyes give out completely).
Hopefully I'm not repeating a previously answered question, (but chances are I am) -

With all the talk of collecting the extra power from the aether (or where ever), has anyone with a working TPU had a look at what effect they get if they tip the TPU to the VERTICAL position, rather than horizontal on the desk ?

If we were talking about tapping into the earths magnetic flux, it seems to me that it would be crossing the face of the earth, not coming up through the ground & into space (relating it to wanting the flux to travel through the centre of the TPU).

OR - Does the flux have to pass from one side of the coil to the other, to create a phase difference across the coil (on the basis that the flux is an ever changing thing, not a static field such as a magnet)

OR - Does this have nothing to do with the mode of operation ? Is it picking up the random resonances (Schuman or otherwise) from the surrounding fields.

I'm thinking about the operation of a TWT (traveling wave tube - a big (usually) microwave amplifier for those who haven't come across one before [basically a specialised type of electron valve]).
In the case of a very large radar, the incoming signal is passed into a (wire) helix that is situated in the path of the electron flow (from the cathode to anode).
The electron flow Imparts vast amounts of power in to the injected signal as it travels down the helix.
For example: 45kV across the TWT, 14 Amp helix current (electron flow) ->  Injecting a (? from memory) +14dB signal in (freq of 1.214 to 1.4GHz) can result in a 250KW+ output for the radar. (My eyes aren't the only thing giving out just at the moment  :-[).
Although this all relates to normal electrical theory, if we could hope to get even a portion of this from our TPUs, we'd be in heaven.

Actually, thinking about this, and relating it to the "Helix" model, has anyone tried winding their collector as a Stacked in-line coil (ie: like the thread of a screw), rather than just  next to each other ? :-\

I'd best be off now - told the wife I'd be in bed an hour ago.  :'(

Ta, Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 01, 2007, 03:31:21 PM
This is the short reply:

Later TPU's did not have the orientation problem that the early one did - which stopped when flipped over.

SM believed at one time that the energy came from th Earth's magnetic field.  He lare stated he did not know where it came from and later stated that it was the knowledge of the coils and how they interact.  I essence, SM figured out how to make electrons flow in a wire with very little energy input.

I am familiar with TWT's (also called TWAT's). A travelling standing wave might be a good descriptoin of what happens in the TPU - but I don't know. 

The DC output is what I would expect if you could drag a magnet across the wire continuously at high speed.

Quote
Actually, thinking about this, and relating it to the "Helix" model, has anyone tried winding their collector as a Stacked in-line coil (ie: like the thread of a screw), rather than just  next to each other ?


If a corkscrew, which direction?  CCW or CW?  Start at bottom or top?



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on November 02, 2007, 02:15:31 AM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 02, 2007, 08:19:01 AM
Hello all,

@John M

exactly: no problem to light a 100W bulb but the control is the problem. There are 7 patents only to control the beast. OK, I see you made the 50 turns test. Now try to pulse this coil with 3 MOSFETs and of course 3 oscillators and 3 frequencies.
Of course there will be another pdf when the time comes.

@All

For now Im building a tube oscillator for sine waves. Its a f...g job. As I builded a biiiig transmitter I almost cant drive this TPU with MOSFETs.

You all have to understand 1 thing: with SS - MOSFETs - its almost NOT possible to have a good working TPU!! Yes, I had 3 runaways with my SS driven TPUs but I was working like a idiot to achieve this.

With TUBES its not sooo a hard work. Of course you all have to understand how a tube works, how to connect it....

NO, dont ask me how to connect it. Im a newbi with tubes but a lot of you missed how the output signal of a TPU looks like: SINE WAVES AND ON TOP OF THIS SINES ARE KICKS.

Now imagine the plate voltage of a tube is 200VDC!!!! WOOOOW!!!! And now imagine the heating voltage of this tube is 12,6VAC. Again: WOOOOW!!!!!

END RESULT WHEN THIS 2 VOLTAGES COMES TOGETHER: SINE WAVES WITH KICKS ON TOP.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 02, 2007, 11:13:31 AM
@All

FYI:

Tubes don't always require higher voltages to switch on. All they require is a cathode or heater with extra particles (heater is on or made to work cold) and a difference in potential between the cathode and plate. The 12AT7 and its cousins will work well enough with 12VDC.

I'm not saying high voltage isn't required to make a TPU. I don't know that at this point.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 02, 2007, 12:00:42 PM
Hello all,

@All

You all have to understand 1 thing: with SS - MOSFETs - its almost NOT possible to have a good working TPU!! Yes, I had 3 runaways with my SS driven TPUs but I was working like a idiot to achieve this.

With TUBES its not sooo a hard work. Of course you all have to understand how a tube works, how to connect it....

NO, dont ask me how to connect it. Im a newbi with tubes but a lot of you missed how the output signal of a TPU looks like: SINE WAVES AND ON TOP OF THIS SINES ARE KICKS.

Now imagine the plate voltage of a tube is 200VDC!!!! WOOOOW!!!! And now imagine the heating voltage of this tube is 12,6VAC. Again: WOOOOW!!!!!

END RESULT WHEN THIS 2 VOLTAGES COMES TOGETHER: SINE WAVES WITH KICKS ON TOP.

Otto

Hmmm....
Interesting statement on the tube drive.

Yes you have 200V on the plate, but this still has to be connected to the TPU as you mentioned, and (I imagine) that only a portion of this will be coupled to the TPU as an AC drive signal (for a linear output) - not that I'm knocking the amplitude you could achieve compared to the 12V PSU.
Also - most valves are 6.3Vac on the heater. Which ones are you using ?
And what specific relevance is the heater voltage - which should have no bearing on outcome.
Another thing is that the 2 voltages won't give you "Kicks" on the output - it is an amplifier, and so should only give you a larger version of what you feed in on the gate.

Coupling:
This perhaps isn't quite as easy or clear as some might think at first. (though I haven't tried it, so I say this with some reservation). ???
You have to have a method to transfer the AC portion to the coil, without the tube becoming part of the TPU and upsetting its tuning/balance.
By this I mean that with the FETs, when they switch on they are just putting a kick of power in, then when they switch off, they are effectively Disconnected from the TPU and play no part in its running or self oscillation (ringing).

With a tube, you have no way of seperating it from the TPU.
When it's injecting a signal into the TPU - great.
When (IF) it isn't, it's still connected to the TPU.
Will it disturb the tuning or Dampen the TPUs operation ?

Did you plan on having the tubes constantly injecting signal into the TPU, or just use them in burst mode ?

Obviously the easiest way is to use a series resistor from HT supply to plate, and coupling to the TPU through a capacitor.
Or maybe you try could winding some kind of matching transformer that would then connect to the TPU drive coils.
I imaging a small matching tfmr with a series limiting resistor on the HT side.
(You need the resistor to limit tube current, and give an impedance to create the voltage swing across.)

If you find the valves' basic noise is too much, try a split heater supply (6.3V centre tapped tfmr, with CT to ground).
But I doubt this will be a significant issue.

If you wanted to use it in burst mode, perhaps you could try a (biased) diode switching array to gate the signal.
Sounds like it's starting to get more & more komplickated all the time.

I'm probably telling you things you already know.
In fact I'm sure I am....

Jeff.

PS: I have an expensive book on valve amps, so if you have ideas, or wanted something clarified, I could have another read of it for you.
      (I haven't got my multifunction printer scanning to my Mac yet via my airport, but I might be able to do it some other way if I needed to.)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 02, 2007, 12:07:31 PM
Just had another thought -

If you used a different valve - like a pentode for example, (which has more than one gate, though I'm a bit rusty), you could inject more than one frequency, and have the valve mix them for you.
With the smoothing qualities of a valve, it should also eliminate the really harsh spikes.

Jeff.

 :-\
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 02, 2007, 01:06:02 PM
Hello all,

@Jeff

Im using a ECC82 = 12AU7 tubes.Double triodes. 3 of them for 3 oscillators. Heating voltage is 12,6VAC.

Of course, youre right. Output should be sine waves. Yes, the tubes will be a part of the TPU.

The point is that I now "convert" my kicks into sine waves directly on my bulb. The input signals are square waves (kicks) and at my bulb I have connected a oridinary cap that converts my signals. I have arround 200VAC on my bulb. OK, input is 12V or 24VDC from the power supply and the current is the same 4-5A. And I saw that I can mix my square waves in the coils and have a fine output on my bulb.
With a voltage of say 250V from the tube it would be interesting to see whats going on in my coils. Yes, I know that the plate voltage is only in miliamperes but there is a heater with his current. So, when I connect the plate VOLTAGE and the heater CURRENT.....so they work together....50Hz + a high frequency...I dont know what will happen. For sure I know that there will be a vibration because yesterday I feeded a unknown  AC voltage (12V??) 50Hz to my pulsed coils and I had a vibration.

Everything Im wrighting today are guessings (I hate to guess!!) or to say it in another way, that are my feelings!!! Now Im the PC hero!!! 

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: JESTES on November 02, 2007, 01:09:28 PM
I am new here. Is the well-read one several documents on these topics and me gustaria that you were recommending to me some circuit to begin. I know one that otto and roberto designed (TPU_ECD_V1_0.pdf):(http://)

 Do you recommend to me to do this setup? Will I be able to see in my oscilloscope the beginning of the conversion really?

Do you recommend to me better other one?

That I must use, mosfet or tubes?

Best Regars,
J.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 02, 2007, 01:27:24 PM
Hello all,

@Jestes

I can only say that tubes are a MUST!! Sorry guys with MOSFETs. For myself I can say that Im on MOSFETs and building my sine wave oscillators with tubes. I burned a lot of MOSFETs and finally after over a year Im now cleverer.

TUBES, nothing else.

About the coils setup I can say that my ECD coils can be made very easily and fast. But I also have to say that this coils are made in a wrong manner. Our Master said: all around the collector in segments, if my memory serves me well. The ECD coils are overheating and this is the main problem. I had great results with the ECD but the heating...

Of course, when we have the right coils connected in the right way and everything is working, then we have to use SS. Yes, I didnt say MOSFETs but SS!!

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: JESTES on November 02, 2007, 07:53:13 PM
Hello Otto & All,
 would you mind to compile a new schematic that contains the last modifications from the version 1.0 (your PDF) please. This new schematic could show us how to connect TUBES to COILS,How many coils,building details of coils,collector, .

Otto, if you put your TPU in a "shielded box"(alloy box fo example)and scope the output signals, and later, you put you TPU "out of the box" and compare signals (after an before) . Which will be the difference between and after measures?. the earths must causes some effect. I want to promote these effects.

"TPU have gyroscopy effec`s"... then, how could we build a gyroscope with a coil an "kick's"?.

sorry for my bad Inglish.
B.R.,
Jestes
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 04, 2007, 01:00:31 AM

Im using a ECC82 = 12AU7 tubes.Double triodes. 3 of them for 3 oscillators. Heating voltage is 12,6VAC.

Of course, youre right. Output should be sine waves. Yes, the tubes will be a part of the TPU.

The point is that I now "convert" my kicks into sine waves directly on my bulb. The input signals are square waves (kicks) and at my bulb I have connected a oridinary cap that converts my signals. I have arround 200VAC on my bulb. OK, input is 12V or 24VDC from the power supply and the current is the same 4-5A. And I saw that I can mix my square waves in the coils and have a fine output on my bulb.
With a voltage of say 250V from the tube it would be interesting to see whats going on in my coils. Yes, I know that the plate voltage is only in miliamperes but there is a heater with his current. So, when I connect the plate VOLTAGE and the heater CURRENT.....so they work together....50Hz + a high frequency...I dont know what will happen. For sure I know that there will be a vibration because yesterday I feeded a unknown  AC voltage (12V??) 50Hz to my pulsed coils and I had a vibration.

Otto

Hi Otto.
I did a google search on the ECC82 valve, and "National Valve Museum" came up as one website.
Made me feel like I was stepping back in to the dark ages    *grin*.
Mind you - It was designed in the late 1940's.

It did state that the ECC82 had a stated gain of 17, compared to the ECC83 (12AX7) which was 100.
Any better for your application ?

You're right - It has a centre tapped heater, so can work on 6.3 or 12.6 volts.
For some reason I just had the figure of 6.3V in my brain.
Maybe I'm more rusty on valves than I thought.

You say "I have around 200VAC on my bulb".
Did you mean DC ?

They are also Double Triodes as you say - 2 independent valves in the one package.
Are you using both halves in each valves, and in which mannor...
IE: Are they individual, so 1 & 1/2 12AU7's would give you 3 useful valves for the 3 frequencies,
or are you just using 1/2 of each 12AU7 valve ?
or are you using each of the 2 halves with different frequencies, but with a common plate resistor, to MIX the 2 frequencies across it ? (for a single output).

I'm not exactly sure how you are meaning to set up your circuit from your description, but that's ok.
I'm sure things will become clearer for me with time.

You said "I feeded a unknown  AC voltage (12V??) 50Hz to my pulsed coils and I had a vibration."
Perhaps it is just the 50Hz that is the vibration you had (?) Unknown.

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MACEDONIA CD on November 04, 2007, 02:05:39 AM
HI LONG TIME NO SEE
HI OTTO THE  ECC 82 IS STEREO PREAMPLIFIER  WHAT YOU THING WHAT YOU CAN MAKE WHIT THIS TUBE MORE THEN IN OR ..... BUT LOOK IN THIS WAY  IF YOU READ SOME OF IS Y
S.M SAID SOME TV RECIVER IS EXPLODED AND KILED THE BOY  HMMMM GOOD IDEA    YOU GET THE HOT TUBES  AND SOME HIT THE GASS OF TV LIKE 27KV  WHIT KATHODA 200VOLTS WHIT 6,3 VOLTS HMMMM WHAT A ENERGY
27KV +200V+6,3= ???????   IS YOU GET SOME EXTRA ENERGY  ORR
I SAI THIS  YOU MAKE TERMO MOVINGS ELEKTRONES    AAAA HHHHH WHAT 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 04, 2007, 05:07:55 AM
i only peek in here once in a wile nice to see you have tubes otto

 :)

dont hurt yourself

ok well how about a magnet!!!!  forget the ss forget the tubes  maybe just a magnet hummmmm....

well maybe a cupple more parts lol

why osc's why ss? why tubes?   i have said this we are forcefeeding  just try making it   : with a magnet and coils  but remember wire is verry important  and just this quote from the vid

it is just the knowalge of the coils and how they interact with each other  think about that only nothing more  it will come to you all and you will laugh as i still am

ist



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Qwert on November 04, 2007, 02:03:30 PM
I am new on this site. I found the contain of this site too huge for me to look through.
I found a US patent # 6,362,718  "MOTIONLESS ELECTROMAGNETIC GENERATOR" on uspto.gov site. Are you guys, aware of this patent? Maybe someone earlier mentioned it? What do you think of it?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 05, 2007, 07:15:58 AM
Hello all,

 

I can only say that tubes are a MUST!! Sorry guys with MOSFETs. For myself I can say that Im on MOSFETs and building my sine wave oscillators with tubes. I burned a lot of MOSFETs and finally after over a year Im now cleverer.

TUBES, nothing else.

Otto



Amen.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 05, 2007, 08:49:04 AM
Hello all,

@Jestes

I have first to build my oscillators. The problem is I have to learn again after 30 years all about tubes.
I think that my ECD was a good starting point but I see that with tubes there will be a totally different setup of the TPU coils.

Just an example: to have large signals with MOSFETs I had to tap into the collector to achieve this. With tubes I already have large signals and I dont need to tap into the collector. I hope so,ha,ha.

@Jeff

in this moment Im using just 1 ECC or to say it better 1/2 of the ECC just for 1 oscillator. Now Im learning how to change the frequencies in this oscillator. I need frequencies from 1Hz - 300kHz. For now Im in the MHz region and looking for a circuit that can give me kHz or lower. HA!! Im not sure too how to make my oscillators not to mention how to connect everything together. Im....hmmm....at a zero point.

@Macedonia and IS

guys you are working a lot but it would be nice to see some drawings of your ideas. The point here is to SHARE.

@Qwert

if its the MEG then forget it.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 05, 2007, 12:17:35 PM
@Jeff

in this moment Im using just 1 ECC or to say it better 1/2 of the ECC just for 1 oscillator. Now Im learning how to change the frequencies in this oscillator. I need frequencies from 1Hz - 300kHz. For now Im in the MHz region and looking for a circuit that can give me kHz or lower. HA!! Im not sure too how to make my oscillators not to mention how to connect everything together. Im....hmmm....at a zero point.

Otto

Just a thought -
What about a new (few turn) winding on to the TPU & taking that back to the Gate of the valve ?
You could do all sorts of arrangements of band pass/stop filters to select the frequencies you want to amplify.
This would be positive feedback.

The arrangement possibilities continue...
If you have 3 drive coils around the collector, you could have a pick-off (feedback) coil on each one.
What would the effect be if your tube drove it's signal into a Different coil than the feedback one was attached to ?
Would it fail to fire (so to speak), or would you pick up the Self-oscillation freq's of the TPU ?
Perhaps a blend of the original drive freq + the feedback freq would be necessary ?
Even if you got in to a runaway situation during testing, you Won't blow the valve will you... :o

Just thinking. ::)
Jeff.

PS: Depending how high you are trying to push the valve into the MHz range, the Miller Capacitance will start to limit your gain.
       This is the internal capacitance between Anode & Gate, which results in Negative Feedback.
        Looks to be about 1.7pF from the data sheet. - Probably only of interest for much higher MHz freq's.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 07:36:18 AM
Hello all,

I need help:

a shematic for a tube sine wave oscillator is needed. The frequencies should be in a few ranges...the tubes - triodes. All values for resistors, caps,.... should be shown...

Thanks guys.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 08, 2007, 09:21:08 AM
well Otto,
what type of oscillator are you planning to build then?

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 09:34:58 AM
Hello all,

@Marko

"something" without an input from a oscillator. I dont care if its a Hartley, Collpits......I just need nice sine waves and of course, I need to change the frequency.

The pictures for the oscillators you showed us are great but the values for the components are missed.

Yes, I have a few shematics but the frequency ranges are not good enough. As you know we need at least a frequency range up to 1MHz. Then we must be able to change this frequency....you know what I want to say.

This morning I burned another MOSFET, )(/&%&, grrrr....

Thanks.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 08, 2007, 09:58:58 AM
well it is really in the variable capacitor and the coil part that is responsible for the output frequency.
the other parts primarily feed back energy so the oscillations do not die out.

there are many types of oscillators.
i will see if i can find a simple one with the values on the parts.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 10:10:47 AM
Hello,

I would prefer the red picture.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 08, 2007, 10:24:43 AM
The bigger the coil and capacitor are, the lower the frequency.
The smaller the coil and capacitor are, the higher the frequency.

The frequency of an oscillator with unity coupling depends only upon the inductances and capacitances in the circuit and not all upon the tube parameters..

Maybe you can add a voltage regulator bacause this can also stabilize the frequency.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 10:34:59 AM
Hello all,

thanks Marco

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on November 08, 2007, 12:34:21 PM
@Otto,

all the mentioned tube oscillators are FOR HIGH FREQUENCY operations. For our range of operations: Hz to at least 300KHz you need a low frequency ocillator: so better don't use Colpitt, Hartley, etc.

YOU MUST SEARCH FOR example WIEN BRIDGE OCILLATORS or similar: they are very stable (using stable R C ), low distorsion...... and were generally used for HI-FI setup.

If you look on E Bay there are still H&P (200 model) wien bridge tube based osc for a very low cost as nobody want them any more!

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 01:05:08 PM
@Roberto

thanks. Now, when I have a good setup with my coils Im not able to pulse them,ha,ha. Thats live!!!

I want to say you why I cant pulse my coils: I have sooooo dirty signals that they very easily burn my MOSFETs. This signals, seen as hash on the scope, I hear on my radio on AM and FM and maybe my neighbours are wondering whats going on with their radios. Its logic that I need clean signals. This clean signals I can only have with tubes.
As I have only 2 of your IRFP MOSFETs I will use a combination of them with a IRF 840 so I can continue to work.

Of course, I will try to build my tube oscillators because at this "stage" of discovering the TPU I see it at the only possibility to make my "job".

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on November 08, 2007, 01:54:51 PM
@Otto,

here is a generalized phase-shift tube audio range ocillator complete with formula.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 02:06:16 PM
@Roberto,

thanks. I think I have a lot to do the next days. Its really a $%&/ that you dont use tubes. Maybe I have to buy you some of them,ha,ha.

Heeeej, its not a problem to build the chassis. Just a piece of metal.  Heeeej, f..k MOSFETs!!!! Come on. Ha!!! An idea: my chassis are made from PC power supplies. I had only the metal chassis and inside them are my tubes, in another is my power supply....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on November 08, 2007, 02:10:41 PM
@Otto,

sorry, to set the correct gain (at 29)  you need also of the attached paper. I can design the whole thing if you want.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on November 08, 2007, 02:18:11 PM
@Otto,

sorry to give you it in ...pills...but I think that you can use it, just replace the output trnsformer with your CC  that in every case will need to be modified in order at leas to allow for correct dissipation in the output EL34 push-pull.
Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 08, 2007, 02:27:05 PM
@Roberto,

thanks a lot, no need. I found a schematic that I want to try. Today after work Im as always on my workbench. I hope for success and then.....finally to fire up my coils with sine waves!!! For the first time.
I already posted that I connected in paralel to my bulb a cap so I have sine waves but thats not the same as using tubes. With my cap in paralel to the bulb I got sine waves and a lot of little waves. Thats hash. When Im lucky and with a good frequency mix my sines are almost clean and then is the light veeeery bright. This is 1 the reasons for tubes: clean sines. Of course not only this.

Otto

PS: more tomorrow
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MrMag on November 08, 2007, 03:00:00 PM
Otto,

Here is a schematic for a tube generator that will give you 20hz - 1 Mhz. It is from an old tube heathkit. Looks pretty simple to build when you take into consideration that you only want the sine wave and not square.

Tim
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 08, 2007, 03:19:59 PM
@Otto,

all the mentioned tube oscillators are FOR HIGH FREQUENCY operations. For our range of operations: Hz to at least 300KHz you need a low frequency ocillator: so better don't use Colpitt, Hartley, etc.

Roberto

What??

Dude pure BS.
These oscillators are capable to produce ANY desired frequency as long as it is within the limits of the supported characteristics of the used tube.

By the way, the Higher frequency's are the real catalyst and were advised to use Vhf Rf Amps.. go figure.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on November 08, 2007, 10:25:56 PM
@Marco,

Try to make a 20Hz Hartley or Colpitt ... it's practically very, very difficult  so nobody use it :'(
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on November 08, 2007, 11:26:01 PM
Otto,

After considerable reading of the various threads, they always talk about fast turn on looking for the generation of the RE from the fast rising pulse edge in the TPU device. Now I am hearing that you are trying to use clean sine waves for excitation. Boy did I miss something. Could you please set me straight on this.

Thank You,

John
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 09, 2007, 07:54:01 AM
@Marco,

Try to make a 20Hz Hartley or Colpitt ... it's practically very, very difficult  so nobody use it :'(

Hi Ron i do not think our driving signals will go that low.

if we look at the television we see the yoke (especially the old ones) produced quite a large amount of ELF radiation which is intresting because the yoke itself was driven at much higher frequency's.
This radiation actually needed to be shielded and the design of the yoke's changed over time for a specific reason.
i see this ELF radiation a by-product of the combined fields.
it had something to do with a saddle saddle torrodial yoke and they started to make rules to regulate the amount of radiation.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 09, 2007, 08:25:09 AM
Otto,

After considerable reading of the various threads, they always talk about fast turn on looking for the generation of the RE from the fast rising pulse edge in the TPU device. Now I am hearing that you are trying to use clean sine waves for excitation. Boy did I miss something. Could you please set me straight on this.

Thank You,

John

You know John - I have to agree.
I'm not the one building it, so I've kept my comments minor, or kept my mouth shut.
It's not my place in being Negative about it - that really doesn't advance anything.

But I have been thinking the same thing for quite a while now.
It's the fast rising edge of the square wave (infinite frequency - in a perfect world) that is stimulating the coils, and/or injecting a portion of the exact frequency required for the TPU to do its thing.
I've been wondering whether it will end up just being a case of "Throw enough power into it until we get something out".
Get it into resonance & everything will look good, but I probably wouldn't think OU.

Just my inner thoughts - that's all.  :-X

PS: I was wondering if we should start this as a new thread Perhaps called: "Tube Drive for TPUs

PPS: Otto -
         Perhaps you could use one HALF of the 12AX7 for the oscillator, and the other half just as an amplifier. This should Greatly Simplify the coupling to the TPU.

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 09, 2007, 10:00:58 AM
Hello all,

guys thanks for the schematics.

As I have my tubes made in....."high quality"....I decided to first make basic tests with this tubes just to see if they are working!!. When I bought them I even didnt think to get sooooo "good" tubes. They are soooo "high quality" that the producer company name is not known!! HA! Now I have to work with them!!

@John

I had a few runaways with square wave kicks. The best "success" I had when my kicks converted into sines with a lot of hash. As I wanted to get rid of the hash I tuned a little my frequencies and I saw that I had less hash and then the "success" came: everything blown!!!

My other runaways happened in a different way: as I was surching for the right frequency mix I suddenly saw that my loved IRFP MOSFET is blown. In just a very short time, whilst I was striving over the frequencies it happened.

The point is: remember our master words: like a radio receiver. You have to tune into the frequency mix. With sine waves its very possible to do it and with square wave kicks its impossible.Impossible because the runaway happens sooooo quick that NO safety equipment can help you. Of course there is the story about audio.......not to be too long.

Look at the tubes topic where marco showed us the output signals he got. Such signals I saw when I burned all of my equipment. This signals can be made with sine waves + a DC voltage or with coils like the ECD coils....not so good, overheating problems....or with....

@Jeff

why not to start a new thread? Maybe you have the schematic for the 12ax7 oscillator??

Square wave - sine wave. Hmmmm.....I see that I can use also sine waves. SM told us that the TPU works with the earths magnetic field. Fine. In nature is everything vibrating.In SINE WAVES.

Sorry to say but your inner thoughts are wrong. You mentioned resonance but not OU. Remember the videos? Input was ....output was .....remember??? Please, dont even mention a battery.
I cant understand why are people always talking about COP, OU and such things in connection with a TPU??

I dont remember if its mentioned in my pdf or not. Now for the last time I hope:

A TPU DELIVERS YOU SO MUCH ENERGY AS YOU NEED!!!

if you can control the frequencies!!!!!!ha,ha.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 09, 2007, 11:39:29 AM
@Otto

Yes I agree with most of that.
Probably my statement was too condensed, without any real explanations of my thoughts behind my (brief) statement.

Firstly - In the end, Everything WILL Be SINE WAVE - Agreed.
Nature runs on Sinewaves, not Square.

Probably, what I meant was more along the lines that a Square Wave contains ALL (sinewave) frequencies, therefore the correct one for the TPU will be in the mix somewhere - We just have to find the Exact ones, and get them in workable levels.
The square wave was just a convenient way to inject something that was required in to the coils.

My statement (about the tube amp) of ""Throw enough power into it until we get something out"" is probably most of what has been rolling around in my head for a long time now.

But your reply showed me more of your thinking on this...
You have been concerned that every time you got close to the correct frequencies, the levels coming back blew the guts out of your Fets.
Valve are a perfect choice to replace them - No argument here.

But - I would like to say this:
My suggestion is to Forget about trying to create a Valve Oscillator - just for the short term.
Use your signal generator (sinewave) to do the frequency, and the amp for the power & robustness to deliver it to the coil.
This will save lots of time trying to create oscillators, and give you stable frequencies to test with.
 - Just for Ease of use, and Time/Labor savings -
This would allow you to concentrate on what the TPU is doing, rather than what your oscillator circuit is doing.
Basic oscillators can drift off frequency, which will make it harder for you to pin-point the correct freq's, if you can't stay on them.
Once you've found the frequencies required, then spend your time re-building your valve circuit to be the oscillator.

I don't want you to think I'm against using the valves for the power levels either, I just think that Massive Power injections WON'T be necessary one you find the right freq's.

Also, I still believe that if you took a small feedback coil from the TPU & used it for your valve input, the Natural Resonant Frequency might show itself in there somewhere. Some filtering might be required to limit/narrow down the used freq's.
Possibly, you might need several feedback coils with their own filters, to pick off the multiple freq's required - but it might just help show you what you're looking for. (??)  :-\

If the TPU took off, and the gain hit the roof, so what - It won't blow the valve !
At that point, you could pull back the gain of the amp, until you find out how much/little drive is really required.

Keep up the good work.
Jeff.

PS: I would NEVER mention Batteries...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 09, 2007, 12:50:49 PM
@Jeff

Yes, youre right: squares contains ALL sinewave frequencies. And this is what I DONT need.

About the .."enough power in until we get something out" ....I SAW THE POWER DELIVERED FROM A LITTLE 6" TPU!!!! AMAZING, NEVER SEEN BEFORE!!

I see youre a fast one like Im. Yes, I will work on my SS oscillators to get sine waves and I will work on my tubes to also have tube sine waves oscillators. A double work. No problem!! I have time and Im willing to do ANY needed job to finish my TPU.

You think the TPU wont blow the tubes??? HA!!!! If not the tubes, then everything connected to the TPU, as always: bulbs, scope....

@All

As I have a lot of time on my workplace (thanks God) Im reading the SMs papers (again). What I saw??

I SAW THAT IM A BIG IDIOT.

I IGNORED "MY" MASTERS WORDS:

COLLECTOR: it is 3 separate coils of multistrand copper wire (why have I only 2???) laid one of top of the other (here a little secret: height of the TPU 44mm. Distance between the collectors = 22mm)
not interlieved. 3 is important. You can do many things with 3 coils: you can run them in paralel.....(its a Mobius)

CONTROL: vertically wound in several segments (3 as I see in my tests) arround EACH of the horizontal collector coils( Arround each is for a better "contact" of the collector - control setup). Other control WIRES are wound arround ALL of the horizontal collector coils together (yes, it looks Im old and forgot this coils).

Now there is only 1 problem: the construction!! Dont even think that a TPU is mechanically wound in an "oridinary" way. Dont forget that we need a vibration.Hmmm....vibration. Lets think about this: with square wave kicks I never saw or could hear a vibration but with sine waves....with a special coil winding technique its not a problem to have vibrations.

Please, dont even think I have some "special" informations. NO WAY. The point is that even when I see a coil I want to pulse it. As we all know our master was a TV repair man in the early days of tubes, and a TV has a deflection coil and this coil is GLUED to the screen....you know why??? It would vibrate away!!! The outer coil of a deflection coil is 44mm high, the distance between the cathode and plate in my 12AU7 (ECC82) tube is 22mm....but all this you already know.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on November 09, 2007, 05:39:59 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on November 09, 2007, 07:19:44 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on November 09, 2007, 07:27:18 PM
Unfortunately I have allot to learn yet. I still want to stick with SS for now which I have started. I am trying to fuse, isolate the circuitry as best I can to prevent having to replace my MOSFETS.Using sine waves instead of square waves might help alleviate blowing up parts.

Is there an advantage to using iron wire as the collector as compared to copper?

Its great that there are people here that you can learn from.

John
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on November 09, 2007, 08:05:18 PM
Unfortunately I have allot to learn yet. I still want to stick with SS for now which I have started. I am trying to fuse, isolate the circuitry as best I can to prevent having to replace my MOSFETS.Using sine waves instead of square waves might help alleviate blowing up parts.

Is there an advantage to using iron wire as the collector as compared to copper?

Its great that there are people here that you can learn from.

John

2 things, Sir,
I am strictly SS. It works, square or sine. If you have noise that will trigger the FETS on also. That is the initial reason they fry. Try pull down res also on gates. Run with ATV batteries.
I used iron wire because SM mentioned it and I saw the application of a malleable, totally programmable core. I wanted to increase the copper mass in my next build back in Feb and was given warnings about the danger. After that the ECD appeared with smaller stranded collectors in the ECD model. See that? Then after that the PVC notched coil appears by Marco with a copper collector of smaller mass. See that?


JDO300 and I have FET driven ECDs by the ECD pdf spec. My driver circuitry is suspended in the middle while the pulse circuitry is external.
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg37616.html#msg37616 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg37616.html#msg37616)
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg38485.html#msg38485 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg38485.html#msg38485)
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg39888.html#msg39888 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg39888.html#msg39888)
And the completed unit:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg40183.html#msg40183 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg40183.html#msg40183)
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg41706.html#msg41706 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg41706.html#msg41706)

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg46197.html#msg46197 (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.msg46197.html#msg46197)

Here is a head start, Enjoy:



--giantkiller. I love uncontrolled power!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 09, 2007, 08:26:01 PM
i know there is only 1 place to start and i aint saying it agin lol ;)

well just 1 more time Tubes  in fact perhaps people wait for YOU the HERO to walk the path the right way lol


ist

the HERO  lies with in us all  ;)

ahhhh gk

lol

so skip the tubes lol    :)  but you must compleat at least 1 of sm's unit to understand it  then fumble around the finished unit it is a tricky one  ;)

then  well  lol  hummmmm     remember thease words    SEEK AND YE SHALL FIND!!


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 09, 2007, 09:22:59 PM
@Otto


But - I would like to say this:
My suggestion is to Forget about trying to create a Valve Oscillator - just for the short term.
Use your signal generator (sinewave) to do the frequency, and the amp for the power & robustness to deliver it to the coil.
This will save lots of time trying to create oscillators, and give you stable frequencies to test with.
 - Just for Ease of use, and Time/Labor savings -

Jeff.

PS: I would NEVER mention Batteries...

oops wrong turn....
it is tubes you need.
and batteries too, no i mean two  ;D
you need two seperate controllable DC sources.

This is important to create the MDC
The MDC is a polarized DC wave in one direction yet constantly changing.
It is a sine wave like classic AC but it never reverses.
MDC stands for MODULATED DIRECT CURRENT always dropping and rising but never reverses.

You can create this type of current simply by taking an AC wave and switch it in series with a DC source, the AC signal now simply ADDS on top of the DC source.
For example we take a 9 volt AC sine wave and we switch it in series with a 9 volt batterie,
The resulting wave will be cycling between zero and 18 volts but it will never REVERSE it's direction.
in other words ,it does not alternate like AC does , but it does cause induction ,the field is still always changing.

you cannot create an MDC wave with one source because you cannot add the same source in series with itself....this is why two DC sources are needed.

The output of the tpu was called ADC, Alternating Direct Current , i prefer to call it MDC

the same thing applies to tubes, some people forget tubes are still DIODES.
Diodes conduct in one way only.

if we want to amplify let's say a signal from a microphone, which puts out AC signal, we cannot feed this directly into the tube because it will only handle one half of the AC signal.

Therefore we switch in again the DC source in series with the mic so it becomes polarized and the AC signal simply adds to the DC and again we have our MDC which the tube can handle, it is always positive or negative.

The dancing magnet video i made was created with this type of current.
It was fed an AC 5 volt signal in series with a 12 volt DC current.
The resulting wave was cycling between + 7 and +17 volt always positive but yet it caused the effect.

@GK,
My images you posted are wrong.

Marco.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on November 09, 2007, 09:33:31 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 09, 2007, 10:18:14 PM
when we get to the finished model shall we call it curculating current ?


hummmm     or natural current ?  hey why not go all the way and call it what it  is the wheel work of nature lol


ist
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 10, 2007, 08:40:56 AM
@Otto


My suggestion is ...............
..................
..................

Jeff.

PS: I would NEVER mention Batteries...

oops wrong turn....
it is tubes you need.
and batteries too, no i mean two  ;D
you need two seperate controllable DC sources.



Marco.



Ha Ha       *grin*

Actually, I thought Otto was refering to hidden batteries in a TPU.
(Nothing to do with what type of supply).

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 10, 2007, 09:36:00 AM
Nothing to do ay?
i just added that because i know there are some folks that find this intresting.
Jou Sugest to take the SS route because you think it will save you time ,and i sugest you use TUBES.

M.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 10, 2007, 10:16:57 AM
@Marco

Nothing to do ay?
i just added that because i know there are some folks that find this intresting.
Jou Sugest to take the SS route because you think it will save you time ,and i sugest you use TUBES.

M.

Otto was trying to make a tube oscillator to power the coils.
I was meaning use the SS for frequency generation, and the Tubes to amplify & deliver to the coils.
I didn't mean SS for both the freq AND the amp.
I'm in favour of the valves to power the coils.

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 10, 2007, 10:57:32 AM

.... you need two seperate controllable DC sources.

This is important to create the MDC
The MDC is a polarized DC wave in one direction yet constantly changing.
It is a sine wave like classic AC but it never reverses.
MDC stands for MODULATED DIRECT CURRENT always dropping and rising but never reverses.

You can create this type of current simply by taking an AC wave and switch it in series with a DC source, the AC signal now simply ADDS on top of the DC source.
For example we take a 9 volt AC sine wave and we switch it in series with a 9 volt batterie,
The resulting wave will be cycling between zero and 18 volts but it will never REVERSE it's direction.
in other words ,it does not alternate like AC does , but it does cause induction ,the field is still always changing.

you cannot create an MDC wave with one source because you cannot add the same source in series with itself....this is why two DC sources are needed.

The output of the tpu was called ADC, Alternating Direct Current , i prefer to call it MDC

the same thing applies to tubes, some people forget tubes are still DIODES.
Diodes conduct in one way only.

if we want to amplify let's say a signal from a microphone, which puts out AC signal, we cannot feed this directly into the tube because it will only handle one half of the AC signal.

Therefore we switch in again the DC source in series with the mic so it becomes polarized and the AC signal simply adds to the DC and again we have our MDC which the tube can handle, it is always positive or negative.

The dancing magnet video i made was created with this type of current.
It was fed an AC 5 volt signal in series with a 12 volt DC current.
The resulting wave was cycling between + 7 and +17 volt always positive but yet it caused the effect.

@GK,
My images you posted are wrong.

Marco.



A thought -

Re: MDC:

Your comments about needing MDC for the TPU are intersting.
The constant DC condition put on the coil will result in the coil being polarised, like an electromagnet.
ie: it will have a North & South pole (somewhere, decided by the winding of the coil).

In one (or more) of the SM videos, he starts the coil by inserting 2 magnets.

So here's what I'm thinking -
Are the 2 magnets creating the same effect as your DC offset (contained in the MDC).

At a glance, This would appear to correspond.
It would also mean that you could just inject an AC sinewave into the coil, as the polarisation is already in place - by the magnets.
I wouldn't think that the AC would overide the polarisation, as I doubt if you could completely cancel out the magnets force.

The stronger the magnets, the stronger the polarisation.

What are your thoughts ?  ::)

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 10, 2007, 01:14:05 PM
What do you think will happen if you feed a dirty signal from a SS generator into a nice and clean Tube amp?
Do you really think the Tube amp is going to get rid of the dirt?
Personally i think this nice Tube amp will Amplify the dirt!!!
You need three EXACT frequencies running so use tubes.

Steven said the use of the magnets are not necessary as used in a few of the units.
There were different designs.
some designs were based on different control and start up systems.

The magnets were placed on what he calls "receptors"
I do not know what was their purpose but i do know that on the yoke the magnets are used to set up a carefully balanced magnetic field which helps to drive the electron beam.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 10, 2007, 02:12:45 PM
@Jeff B

Marco is right. The tubes will amplify everything injected, as long as it is within their operating curve and will work within their characteristics.

SS also will not be a good source for charged particles without specific heat-sink setups - tubes are.

There are reasons to use a weak or strong magnet. I don't know for sure how that applies here but the reasons are valid, Im sure. A weak magnet is shown and it has a hole in it. If you want to use a magnet then may I suggest using what is shown until you know why it was chosen.

Sorry for dropping in like this. I spend all my free time on the bench not at the keyboard.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on November 10, 2007, 04:36:45 PM
So with a DC polarization characteristic in the ac on the dc drive, a class 'B' this amp could be used. The wave form is above ground.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 10, 2007, 05:05:31 PM
@GK

In my opinion - yes. However I'm not targeting the circuit as an amplifier even though that is surely happening. Remember the info source that uses a 9V battery and a short piece of wire? Do the same with a plate cap on a tube  :)

I'm thinking more along the lines of making a source for charged particles. Tube with potential between the cathode and collector(plate), two oppositely charged plates with a dielectric between, aluminum heatsink on SS that is switching negative, etc, etc. Once I have a good source of charged particles then it is a small matter to encase and direct them. I doubt that is the only thing that must go on.

edit:

BTW: Does anyone know if SM was Euro or UK ancestry (recent or originally from)?

If so his use of the word 'collector' would then have the same function as the US word for a tube plate. The writings I have seen, attributed to him, indicated he is of UK origin or schooled in English from a Euro country.

Title: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on November 10, 2007, 07:17:10 PM
@BEP

In the UK, a tube is called a valve and a tube plate is called a valve anode.
They don't use the term collector for an anode.

Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 11, 2007, 01:33:45 AM
@Earl

True. I'm thinking more along the lines of a CRT or 'beam tetrode' I think the term is. I've been looking since this morning but haven't found it yet. The term 'collector' is used in a tube/valve somewhere.

EDIT>>

I found where I saw it. From an old Army manual on my R390:

"An electrode that collects electrons or ions which have completed their functions within the tube."
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 11, 2007, 09:29:03 AM
@marco,

I DO REALISE there are many methods of construction,
My Magnet comment was with regard to the MDC theory/practice, nothing more.
I still think there may be some validity in it, for some builds.
That was my statement.

Re: Dirty SS devices:  I really do think this was a silly statement.
Tell me What ISN'T dirty.
(Yes,Of course the valve amp will amplify dirty signals - Any amp will.)
In a perfect world, there is No distortion anywhere... Pity we aren't living in a perfect world.
Your statement reads that there are no clean devices except tubes, and that without tubes, we cannot get the perfect frequency.

Your whole statement revolves around the SS frequency generator giving Dirty signals.
But To What tolerance ?
We can't easily produce a perfect sine wave, by any means.

What percentage of sinewave distortion is acceptable ? 0.1%
What percentage of linearity distortion does the Valve amp have?  <2% ?   (Have a look at the Transfer characteristics of the 12AX7 Valve, or similar)
What percentage of drift is acceptable in the oscillator ?
Can you build a valve oscillator with NO DRIFT ?
What tolerance capacitors can you buy ?  The Coils ?
Temperature stability of the Resistors ?

Try designing in the X, Y AND Z axis (Real & Imaginary [Polar]) - Whole different kettle of fish !

You would be a Genius if you built a (simple) valve oscillator & amplifier with Zero drift, Zero sinewave distortion, and Zero linearity distortion in the valve amp (or any simple amp).
What about power supply cross-coupling onto the output signal ?
Power supply limitations leading to linearity distortions ?

How accurate is your coil building - mechanical & electrical ?
Did you tune the length of coil wire to 0% tolerance ?
Did you mount the coils exactly 44.0000000mm apart ?
Outside interferences ?
Stray capacitance & Inductances ?
What is the Q factor of the coils ? --> Everything has a Q factor.

How accurate does the final frequency have to be, and with what allowable distortion ?
Less than 0.1% ?

When I worked at RAKON (NZ Xtal manufacturer), I tuned a Special (stabilised & 50 ohm output) Xtal oscillator module to 10MHZ +/- 0.05Hz for my own Freq counter.
--> SHIT of a job !
It finally came down to distorting the xtal can to be able to get the resolution change ness', and waiting a day between each change.
Probably won't stay like that for a long time, but I just thought it was a good starting point at the time.

Anyway - I'm NOT trying to insult you or anything.
I'm just saying there are practical tolerances with any piece of equipment - Valve or otherwise - that you can't escape from.

My PREVIOUS statement to Otto, was simply that I thought it would save him time to use the SS freq gen, put through his Valve amp.
I though that this approach would simply speed up his search for finding the required frequencies.
ONCE HE FOUND THEM, then he could do as much as he liked to use his valves as the oscillator, and refine their stability to see how much change/extra gain he could find from the TPU/ECD.

Oh yes - and you said (about a TV yoke) "i do know that on the yoke the magnets are used to set up a carefully balanced magnetic field which helps to drive the electron beam."
Incorrect. Not Driving anything.
On a 3 beam (colour) TV tube, the electron guns have a physical offsett.
The magnets do set up a carefully balanced magnetic field, but just to slightly deflect the 3 individual beams, so they converge at the same point on the front of the screen (on their respective colour phosphors).
This is probably what you meant, but just phrased it wrongly.

@BEP

I accept your statement about charged particles, but I would have thought that the Driving Valve Amp would have supplied this.
Would it change anything if the frequency source connected to its gate Wasn't a valve ?

====================================================================

I'm sorry guys -
I don't mind criticism, but I simply wrote down a few comments previously, and I got my head bitten off for doing so.
It felt like the Spanish Inquisition  - Anything said against Valves, and it's Off to the Guillotine !

I have nothing against them at all.
In fact, I started my training on military Valve driven Direction Finding equipment (FH5), & still quite fond of Valves today.
I was just trying to balance speed & versatility with "time to get a result".

Have a nice evening, but try to take it easy on the next guy,
Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 11, 2007, 01:18:23 PM
@marco,

Re: Dirty SS devices:  I really do think this was a silly statement.


Wanna see a silly statement?
Here:

Quote

Use SS it will save you time.



Your statement reads that there are no clean devices except tubes, and that without tubes, we

cannot get the perfect frequency.


Wrong, my statement does not read that there are no clean devices except tubes.
My statement is simply based on the fact that it was discovered with tubes.
The guy who did this actually told us that if it was not for the tubes he'd would have never even
discovered it...


Your whole statement revolves around the SS frequency generator giving Dirty signals.
But To What tolerance ?
We can't easily produce a perfect sine wave, by any means.


Correct, But Solid state devices use about a million percent of feed-back to get a clean signal output.
One thing is an absolute fact, and that is that the electron transit time of tubes is very-very fast
compared to transistors.
The feedback for frequency output correction needs to be FAST.
Solid state is DIRTY AND SLOW.
You need three precice or pure frequencies.
Not three which are larger then the hundreds of others in the soup.


Anyway - I'm NOT trying to insult you or anything.
I'm just saying there are practical tolerances with any piece of equipment - Valve or

otherwise - that you can't escape from.


Correct, but we can try to keep those as limited as possible.
In fact we need to.
You can try to insult me as much as you want, it doesn't even bother me at all.


My PREVIOUS statement to Otto, was simply that I thought it would save him time to use the SS

freq gen, put through his Valve amp.
I though that this approach would simply speed up his search for finding the required frequencies.
ONCE HE FOUND THEM, then he could do as much as he liked to use his valves as the oscillator, and

refine their stability to see how much change/extra gain he could find from the TPU/ECD.


I believe Otto already realizes he needs the Tubes.
He is using solid state for over a year now....
I also believe it was the way around, find the frequency's with Tubes first and then switch to SS stuff.
If you had read the complete document you would have known this....
Now you are acting like i stepped onto your toes.
I did not, i just disagreed with the use of SS parts, no big deal.


Oh yes - and you said (about a TV yoke) "i do know that on the yoke the magnets are used to set up

a carefully balanced magnetic field which helps to drive the electron beam."
Incorrect. Not Driving anything.
On a 3 beam (colour) TV tube, the electron guns have a physical offsett.
The magnets do set up a carefully balanced magnetic field, but just to slightly deflect the 3 individual

beams, so they converge at the same point on the front of the screen (on their respective colour

phosphors).
This is probably what you meant, but just phrased it wrongly.


You seem to understand what i meant, i did phrase that wrongly....
What do you think will happen IF those little magnets start to help drive the electrons at an
incredible rate along the wires of the yoke and especially the short circuited core?


I'm sorry guys -
I don't mind criticism, but I simply wrote down a few comments previously, and I got my head bitten

off for doing so.

I was just trying to balance speed & versatility with "time to get a result".

Have a nice evening, but try to take it easy on the next guy,
Jeff.

Head bitten off? balance speed & versatility??
You just took it the wrong way, again no big deal.
It is important we help each other to stay on the right track.
I was so happy to see Otto stepped onto TUBE ROAD.
Then you walked in like you were going to pull him back onto SOLID STATE ROAD.
Is it that bad that i responded like this?
if so, i am sorry, my goal was only to remind Otto that it was discovered with Tubes.....

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 11, 2007, 02:45:14 PM
@BEP

I accept your statement about charged particles, but I would have thought that the Driving Valve Amp would have supplied this.
Would it change anything if the frequency source connected to its gate Wasn't a valve ?


I'm sure your thought would be correct. As far as particles go - the presence of the valve (live) should be all that is required. IMO the source is not important as long as the other things mentioned are in account. I suppose I'm lucky there as I find it easier to design using tubes and I don't have to wait weeks for some new part number to arrive.

As far a head biting - I just wish mine would grow back differently each time. I hoped I would look better after regrowth but it hasn't happened yet!

I'll keep trying  :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on November 12, 2007, 10:26:37 AM
Now worries.
As I said - Originally I just made the comment to Otto thinking that it might be a time saver for him.
I don't mind.
And - as it happened, Otto said he had plenty of time to do both anyway, so not a problem there either.

Cheers Guys.
Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: nickc44 on November 15, 2007, 04:44:54 AM
Hi All

@ Otto

You talk about vibration and getting it to work with wave in
I have been playing with Bedini school girl setup and stumbled on
Something that may help in this case.
 I used a 6? Spool with a 2 inch core I ran 500 ? magnetic wire
Filled it with welding rods and ran the wheel worked OK but not as good as
The smaller Spools  I added 2 12v batteries in series and making it stronger 24v
Not much better
One day the magnets slipped off and the wheel stuck to the Spool by the magnets
And the spool started to vibrate it was working with out the wheel moving and still is

I think what is happening is the magnetic field in the welding rods and or the mass of wire kicks on the one wire going to the transistor and turns it on.

I always wondered if it was that ease to get this to work are we getting to complicated,
In the design.
the TPU is very much like the school girl project

By the way when SM worked with SS he said the trick was in the Board he used and the
Height of the IC?s off that board

Nick
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 15, 2007, 09:41:48 AM
Hello all,

@Nick

I know what youre speaking about. For me no setup for a TPU is complicated. Its only a lot of work to make the controls and specilaay the collectors.

About the SS board I can say that the function of such a board depends on the weather conditions. When its hot and dry then OK but when its raining.....

To all:

sorry guys Im a looser with tubes!!!! Im not able to build tube oscillators!!! I need heeeeeelllllppppp!!!PLEASE!!

I need a schematic for the power supply and a schematic for the oscillator. I think for sine waves. Something that works!!

I have 3 12AU7 (ECC82) tubes. Please help!! I had a few shematics from the web but I wasnt able to build this oscillators, they didnt work.

The point is that I have soooo f.....g coils that Im blowing my MOSFETs without any problems. I think that there is NO MOSFET that would work in my coils and so I MUST build tube oscillators. They are NOT overheating or such a disaster they are only pumping my .....hmmmm....copper coils with a little current from my power supply.

Yes, I know how tubes work but just give me a schematic so I can continue in my work.

Think about me what you want but fact is that Im not good with tubes so.....help me.

Now a question: we cant blow tubes?? I hope?? I know your answer but you dont know me!!ha,ha.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on November 15, 2007, 11:48:04 AM
@otto

Here is a link that may help. They have lots of circuits for tubes. I will list more here as I find them.

1) http://www.angelfire.com/electronic/funwithtubes/Amp_Design.html

2) http://faculty.frostburg.edu/phys/latta/ee/6cl6xmtr/6cl6schematic.html

3) http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/5440/
Another page on this site on Geloso, do a find for "12AU7".
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/5440/geloso.html

4) Go here http://www.mif.pg.gda.pl/homepages/frank/vs.html
and do a search for 12AU7

5) Introduction to tubes
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/electricCircuits/Semi/SEMI_13.html#xtocid1562411
A quote from the web page.
"The closest semiconductor equivalent to the Audion tube, and to all of its more modern tube equivalents, is an n-channel D-type MOSFET. It is a voltage-controlled device with a large current gain."

6) Good site for all type of circuits, but I don't know if there are tube circuits.
http://www.ibiblio.org/obp/electricCircuits/Semi/SEMI_13.html#xtocid1562411
Thought I'd put this in anyways because of the extensive listings.

7) Jackpot - Loads of online books on vacuum tubes.
http://www.pmillett.com/tecnical_books_online.htm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 15, 2007, 12:06:36 PM
@wattsup

thanks. Now I have again to play with tubes.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on November 15, 2007, 03:16:43 PM
Simple generator Heathkit :

AG8
AG9

Marzio
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: geoffb63 on November 22, 2007, 01:14:55 PM
Hi,
I am new to this forum so I have had a lot of catching-up to do reading previous posts!
I must say, there's some impressive work being done here by all the experienced EE's which makes me envious; I'm not an engineer just a lowly technician. Maybe this makes me an ET?
(Electronic Technician?)

Much of your work so far seems to have been concentrated on the output circuit and very impressive it is too, but I haven't seen any reference to the "free" energy input that SM demonstrated.

From the video's I was struck by the fact that SM used a magnet to activate the unit, this reminded me of something I read on Tom Beardens' site about charging a capacitor using a permanent magnet.

A "static" Poynting S-flow Free-Energy Generator
http://www.cheniere.org/misc/static%20poynting%20gen.htm (http://www.cheniere.org/misc/static%20poynting%20gen.htm)

I don't know if this is relevant but I thought it may be of  interest.

Geoff
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: geoffb63 on November 22, 2007, 03:48:14 PM
When talking about "tubes" why not think in terms of GDT's (Gas Discharge Tubes)
Citel America Inc make various voltage devices with 10K A capability.
Here's a circuit that can produce "kicks" into your primary winding.

(http://www.com-a.us/images/overunity.jpg)

GDT1 protects the capacitor from overvoltage
GDT2 discharges at 90V

Regards
Geoff
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 24, 2007, 04:37:44 PM
http://www.ee.ualberta.ca/~schmaus/elect/pas1.html

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dfro on November 29, 2007, 01:43:36 AM
otto,

   I would like to ask some questions about your TPU design.  I preface my comments and questions by saying that I don't understand your design yet and I will be trying to get up to speed on other threads.  I am a total beginner in this, so take what I say much like a child asking, "why is the sky blue." (That is actually a very deep question, by the way.)  Anyway...

   I think you have got the essential nature of the device.  Your results are very exciting!  I think you and the other researchers are heroes.  I am not certain why you have the 4" loop.  I seem to remember that you are using it to pick up the rising magnetic field caused by the control coils.  Could one or more multi-turn coils in the vertical plane be essential to stability of the device?  All of SM's devices have a vertical rim.  If there was not a need for something oriented vertically, I think he would have made it flat.  On his smallest device, it looks like there is a single vertical coil wrapped around some kind of core in the middle.  On the device where he places two magnets, he has what look like four metal cores with what I imagine would be coils wrapped around them.  Could these coils, which I think are in series with the collector coil, be essential for stability.  Could the extra inductance help seed the signal? Maybe SM found that placing vertical coils in between the control coils helped in some way.

   Also, why not try to step up the control coil voltage using pulses, diodes and caps?  Maybe a little higher voltage and more inductance is one of the keys to the TPU not running away on you.  Could this make it easier to stay well off of a perfect frequency conversion while still getting your seed that builds?

Just some thoughts.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 29, 2007, 10:01:48 AM
Hello all,

@dfro

First I have to say that Im not working on the ECD anymore. The ECD was working great but I always wanted to follow our master and that was "controls all over the collectors in segments....".

For me, the ECD was only for learning about coils....

Yes, the vertical part of a TPU is what we need to explore. The height of such a 6" TPU is 44mm or 1 3/4". My previous TPU had 4 turns of lamp wire on top and 1 turn of lamp wire on bottom (4" loop) for the collectors. All arround was wound a primary and secondary control coil, in sections....it was a "wild" TPU. I was almost not able to control it with MOSFETs and I burned a lot of them. Yes, yes, the tubers would say that I finally have to build tube oscillators but as I have to work all the days long I have no time .
 My newest TPU has equal number of turns for each collector and this newest is not a wild one. This means that one part of the stability of a TPU  depends on the collector lenght or the difference of the collectors wires (top bottom) or call it what you want.
I dont think that the controls are essential for the stability but who knows??
Youre right about vertical coils BETWEEN the collectors. They really help. But the spacing between the collectors is important. I mentioned this a looooong time ago. The reason is that all collectors are working together in the vertical direction and when you think about the thickness of the TPU = 2" you can see that there is a lot going on in the horizontal direction too.

All the time Im working only with coils without caps, diodes.....if you think that I need cups to step up the voltage then youre wrong. I can get a lot of voltage only with coils but we dont need a very high voltage for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of current for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of wires for a working TPU (remember the open TPU).

What DO we need then???

Our master said: controls wound all over the collectors in sections.......

Otto

PS: Im following my - our master!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: John M on November 29, 2007, 07:17:45 PM
Hello all,

@dfro

First I have to say that Im not working on the ECD anymore. The ECD was working great but I always wanted to follow our master and that was "controls all over the collectors in segments....".

For me, the ECD was only for learning about coils....

Yes, the vertical part of a TPU is what we need to explore. The height of such a 6" TPU is 44mm or 1 3/4". My previous TPU had 4 turns of lamp wire on top and 1 turn of lamp wire on bottom (4" loop) for the collectors. All arround was wound a primary and secondary control coil, in sections....it was a "wild" TPU. I was almost not able to control it with MOSFETs and I burned a lot of them. Yes, yes, the tubers would say that I finally have to build tube oscillators but as I have to work all the days long I have no time .
 My newest TPU has equal number of turns for each collector and this newest is not a wild one. This means that one part of the stability of a TPU  depends on the collector lenght or the difference of the collectors wires (top bottom) or call it what you want.
I dont think that the controls are essential for the stability but who knows??
Youre right about vertical coils BETWEEN the collectors. They really help. But the spacing between the collectors is important. I mentioned this a looooong time ago. The reason is that all collectors are working together in the vertical direction and when you think about the thickness of the TPU = 2" you can see that there is a lot going on in the horizontal direction too.

All the time Im working only with coils without caps, diodes.....if you think that I need cups to step up the voltage then youre wrong. I can get a lot of voltage only with coils but we dont need a very high voltage for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of current for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of wires for a working TPU (remember the open TPU).

What DO we need then???

Our master said: controls wound all over the collectors in sections.......

Otto

PS: Im following my - our master!!


Hi Otto,

It sounds like you are making great progress. I have been on this web site for almost 3 months trying to gather as much knowledge as possible. It has been overwhelming. You could do me and others a great favor if you could give us an update on how to design a basic TPU, from what you have learned up till now. I can certainly understand if you don't have time.

John
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: epwpixieq-1 on November 30, 2007, 05:10:21 AM
@all

Have you notice this post from MACEDONIA CD http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3564.msg59232.html#msg59232

The guy seems to have discovered - similar to wave form - dynamics for the magnetic fields in different-material coils interaction. AT LEAST  from learning point of view it it highly interesting. In addition it if mastered it may help simplify the controlling electronics. The English is not good but the idea/experiment is definitely something worth looking at.

Hope this is helpful to all.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kames on November 30, 2007, 07:11:08 AM
@all

Have you notice this post from MACEDONIA CD http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3564.msg59232.html#msg59232

The guy seems to have discovered - similar to wave form - dynamics for the magnetic fields in different-material coils interaction. AT LEAST  from learning point of view it it highly interesting. In addition it if mastered it may help simplify the controlling electronics. The English is not good but the idea/experiment is definitely something worth looking at.

Hope this is helpful to all.




I don?t know if you have noticed that Macedonia is thinking instead of bs?ing about ?standing waves?. I personally don?t think he is onto something but I would give him a lot of credit because HE IS THINKING. Macedonia, if you are reading this, please try to provide more pictures/drawings. I know you are disappointed with a lack of attention. I am sure, your pictures/drawings would help a lot of people to understand you better. Don?t be disappointed with it, prove your point with a test.

Kames.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mayan on November 30, 2007, 07:19:56 AM
Hi all,

I have noticed a thing that is very interesting. The TPU-ECD is nothing more than a fancy parallel
tank circuit ! The "collector" is the capacitor, capacity can be measured between the two wire of the collector. This cap is parallel with the control coil. Output is also parallel with the whole thing. So this
circuit will have an exact resonance frequency, if you drive it on this frequency, current-resonance occurs, and also it will transform the input spikes into an exact sinewawe, just like a tesla coil.
So this is a low voltage, electronic driven tesla coil. I think if someone build a simple tank circuit, the bulb parallel with it, and drive it on its resonant frequency, the same occurs like the TPU-ECD experiment.

Read this please:

http://keelynet.com/energy/rpe.htm

Bye: Mayan
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 30, 2007, 08:14:38 AM
Hello all,

@John M

 From the ECD until now it would be a book. Hej, I have almost every week a new TPU! Time!! I have to work all the days long and I can only look at my newest TPU, nothing more. The last night I didnt sleep to have more time for my TPU and so I played a little with the frequencies. Im pulsing it with square waves and then I saw it: I have 2 types of signals in my TPU: kicks AND at some frequencies I see how sines are growing. Only the positive half period of the sines. Thats good. As I have my coils connected in a totally wrong way I couldnt have a runaway but I saw that the sines tried hard to get a connection with.......I dont want to know what (earths magnetic field?).

I remember SM said something about the worst frequency scenario.....when I had last night my worst frequency scenario, my TPU was transmitting noise to my radio and at this frequencies I saw my sine waves.

This weekend I have time and then I want to connect my TPU as our master told us: 3 cannons + tap in....+ Mobius + 1 or 2 other metals.

It seems that we all are looking for a wrong effect: the light. We should search for sine waves arround our kicks.
When we only have kicks thats the effect of EMF and BEMF but the sines, thats something else.
Yes, yes, I know, pulse the TPU with squares - kicks and supply an AC voltage (bias) and you have the "same". Hmmmm, maybe, I never tried it.

Edit:

@dfro

Im reading and reading and readed over 100 times your 2 posts. You mentioned vertical coils BETWEEN the control coils (sorry, I didnt understand this). I and I think all the people here, are calling this coils "feedback" coils. Yes, they are very important. I saw that with 1 such a feedback coil my light is a little better.

You also mentioned to step up the voltage with diodes, caps.....My God, this was the reason I had to buy tubes!!! Heeeej, they have a plate voltage of over 200V!!! I was in the past working with 12V from my power supply, now Im working with 24V from my power supply and the next days......with over 200V from my power supply. I didnt see that I need more current from the PS.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 30, 2007, 03:27:54 PM
yup...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on December 01, 2007, 03:27:14 PM
why did mac correct my pictures

in that thred

hummmm

in my test in those pictures i teach you some of the most important stuff on ou it is under your nose and you dont see it

makes me sad

you all will see it in time

but i aint the guy telling it you all must learn it as others in the past have

indeed 0 control lol

look at the ying yang  lol

ist


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: plengo on December 04, 2007, 05:00:37 PM
@Mayan
I totally agree with you. Check my video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrQGLdIiwBc and the http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBedgfazafQ. I think that is what I am showing with a very simple setup.

Fausto.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: plengo on December 04, 2007, 05:09:06 PM
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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: zapnic on December 04, 2007, 07:59:21 PM

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 metal what keeps mag.field some second's
so i have to look some basic stuff about metal's
soft iron and ..... ?

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Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: epwpixieq-1 on December 05, 2007, 04:39:02 AM
@all

I bump into an HIGHLY interesting page ( maybe some of you already know it ... ) about "Energy Sucking Antenna"

http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html

There is also a patent associated with this work http://www.unusualresearch.com/Sutton/sutton.htm#skipmenu

I can see some correlation with SM's words ( hopefully this is not my imagination ) and although it operates on different principle  ( Tesla magnifying transmitter ) it seems that a lot can be learned about antennas and coils ... I will have to read it at least 2 - 3 more times in order to suck all the info out of it.

Build4Fun  :D

Best to all
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hakware on December 14, 2007, 07:20:32 AM
so what are the replication people using for frequency generators to drive the mosfets? if they are home brew what might the schematics be?
I have also been looking and there is not anything I can see as far as what the first, second and third frequencies are that are being used on the units that have been working.

Thanks

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Megla on December 21, 2007, 12:13:41 AM
I think that ECD is yust another trick. I'ts yust too little data out from these movies http://www.gn0sis.com/content/view/67/ (http://www.gn0sis.com/content/view/67/). I have to read trough the documentation TPU_ECD_V1_0.pdf fom Otto and Roberto. I do not believe in that. The photos of device are bad. I'ts no data how are coils wound up.  ??? If maybe this matter really work then that is really something. Try to collecet more material.

Best to all
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: libra_spirit on December 21, 2007, 01:38:22 PM
Otto,

Thanks for the excellent work on the ECD, I have reread your paper many times since last June when things started to happen in your device replications. I noticed you guys were quoting the magnetism site in both the magclash document and your TPU_ECD-V1 document. I was honored to share in this opened process as keeper and assembler of the site information, and our research at c_s_s_p.

I noticed that things started to show OU exactly when the NMR traces started to cancel between the inner mobius loops. This may be key to understanding the interaction. As the NMR traces stop surfacing from the electron shell the reverse induction dissapears, and with it copper losses from induction. Electron shells are liberated to flow freely, as a mass spin starts to manifest in the copper of the collectors. The interaction stopping the nuclear rotations are of a torsional nature and now we move into a different kind of manipulation, that of the torsion fields probably working between the loops.

NMR rotation and input power:
From the study of NMR technology, one comes to realize a square wave with 50 percent duty cycle is not needed, but only a 1/4 peroid pulse is enough. I would suggest you try a shorter input pulse to limit the heat in the input coils, this may be enough and lower input energy by at least half. Use a 25 percent on time 75 percent off time, and the pulses may still have the desired effect. Even a 1/8 ratio may work as spikes should still be present with now only 1/8 the heat on the input coils. Don't know for sure.


Bismuth
The key elements of manipulating torsion fields is of corse Alumiunum, Copper, and Bismuth, Bismuth having the highest resistance to electric flow. I would recommend you at least try a bismuth slug or coil to see if this can be of use, the reason is that it may not heat up like the Aluminum heat sinks do but its tempic field effects are several orders of magnitude stronger for the nuclear effects. That is bismuth used may be able to stablize the nucleus of the copper collectors without heating up, or alter there angle and control coupling. It may also be able to shield between the collector levels and either increase the coupling or decrease it, if wound with a scalar cancelling coil, the coil is shorted to manipulate the tempic field. [As a control for the flow of torsion between the layers]

Platonic geometry:
I wanted to also share a new insight on frequency, if you have time to read the material, it may open a new comprehension as it did with myself. As we are usually talking rotating spherical fields.

http://www.timstouse.com/EarthChanges/ScienceOneness/chapter13.htm (http://www.timstouse.com/EarthChanges/ScienceOneness/chapter13.htm)

The great piece of knowledge gained in chapter 14, that when mixing any two harmonious frequencies it forms a platonic form in space. [Application is in rotation of the Copper atoms at the neucleus.] The root tone creates a sphere having really no spin we can grab. As we hit the correct harmonic [musical harmonics] inside the first sphere, forms the platonic shapes now with only two tones. They have nodes on the first sphere. As one tone is slightly altered in frequency the platonic form now goes into a spin or rotation, and we start to get beats. I have done much testing with spheres and frequencies and come to realize we can create a spinning energy field using frequency, but the spin is not electric it is of a torsional nature more like pressure of the face of a sound wave. It is these pressure waves that set up the harmonics and this process is 3D, and platonic in geometry. They are tempic field or motion and the frequency is much lower then the EM that creates them as EM must travel around the sphere while the vibration sits on its surface moving at 90 degrees on any node crossing point. [I believe it is this vibration that is travelling between the collector loops as tempic field vibration.] Tempic fields "reach" is a linear distance force, and will operate at these longer distances of 44mm. Tempic field also has a delay similiar to the start up of the TPU, also it can be felt by sensitives.

I discovered a process I call "splitting" or taking a frequency ratio and splitting one harmonic by slowly moving two generators away from the center point of musical harmony. Three frequencies are used. This creates a pressure force with direction of spin. I believe this may be related to the energy moving between the coils as they sit in the almost conical arrangement you now have going. Have you measured the angle of your 6" 4" structure? Is it 45 degrees , 60 degrees, these are the normal angles of tempic field propagation. [Adding the correct upper frequency could be used as a governer to "angle regulation" of the conversion process, as it can add a reversed tempic vector.]

[The operation of the TPU is reliant on manipulating the spin of the nucleus of the copper atoms, and keeping them missaligned with the magnetic field of their electron shells or at 90 degrees to it in a forced precession. The tempic field is then 90 degrees to this and creates the mass rotation pressure. I assume the coils in the collectors are what is vibrating and the spin is probably along the wire as an axle, or as a [precession]. Mass rotation now sets up a new magnetic field that propells the electrons at 90 degrees to it along the wire, and after this process starts, it may not even need square waves to keep going, but the correct combination of sine waves may be enough? This is called splitting the nuclear field off the electron field, only at 90 degrees are they seperated fully where the surge of EM can flow without limits as it does on the electron shell.]

Here is some work I did with Joe Cell research and water rather then copper. It shows how to split the platonic resonance and create spin as well as regroup the water molecules. In Joe Cell we are trying to break the water down to its dodeccahedron molecule structure which is the smallest config for water.

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The frequency ratios for creating platonic form in space.
Here it is from the "just" or "true" tone scale of music:

[Tone - ratio - form]

1 - 1:1 - Sphere

2 - 9:8 - Icosahedron

3 - 5:4 - Octahedron

4 - 4:3 - Star Tetrahedron

5 - 3:2 - Cube

6 - 5:3 - Dodeccahedron

7 - 15:8 - Icosahedron

8 - 2:1 - Sphere of 2x frequency

So we see water is arranged as a dual tone system of either 1 and 2 or 1 and 7,
probably it is a 1 - 7 because it is supposed to break down to a dodeccahedron,
and 2 will not do this readily. 2 and 7 probably spin opposing directions also.

As an example if we found it resonant at say 1000 Hz then we would expect also to find 1000/8 * 9
or 1125 Hz, and this dual resonance would confirm we actually located the
icosahedron molecules true pitch. The more likely possibility is we find 7,
or 1000/8 * 15 = 1875 Hz as the second tone. Water would be identified by
its dual resonance at 1000 and 1875.

To dispurse the icosahedron chains of water molecules, we now set up the 1000, and two oscillators
at 1875. We move the two 1875 tones away from one another equally until we hit the
transition point between forms at 7 and 6. Halfway between we can now drop
the higher tone and move to the 6 level [ 1000/3 * 5 = 1666 Hz  ] The chains
should regroup at the dodeccahedron positioning. This takes the form to its
point of dissintegration or transition.

Half way between is approx (1875 - 1666)/2 = 209 Hz on both sides of 1875.
This will cause a scalar cancellation of the 1875 hz by spinning its energy
component opposing directions through itself. Now strengthen the 1666 tone
and attract all the molecules into the new construct.

Sounds easy! LOL!

Last few days a crash course in music to frequency ratios!

We found this frequency on record having to do with water:

1 - 42.8 Khz [water base frequency resonance]

7 - (42.8 * 15 / 8) = 80.25 Khz [icosahedral structure]

6 - (42.8 * 5/3) = 71.33 Khz [dodecca structure]

9 - (2 * 42.8k * 9/8) = 96.3Khz [dissintegration frequency]

Apply 1 6 and 9 and the water may shift almost instantly.
Then remove 9 and test for any presence of 7.

If not the dual splitting of 7 may also do the trick.

Best guess for now.

Dave L

I now use the chart to comfirm last nights copper sphere trails.

1202 was my base resonance for the copper sphere

The 4 rth should be [1202 * 4/3 = 1602.6666]

I experimentally found 1602 using my ear, and this is a pretty solid
confirmation for me that the chart is probably accurate, and that I have
the ability to determine a 4rth interval musically.

I should next try to find dissintegration of the 4rth.

locate the 3rd and 5th

3 - 1202 * 5/4 = 1502 (1602 - 1502)/2 = 50 Hz to dissintegration

5 - 1202 * 3/2 = 1803 (1803 - 1502)/2 = 150 hz to dissintegration

I measured 1564 - 1660 as a special place, , 1602 - 1564 = 38, 1660 -
1602 = 58 Hz
I noticed the begining of dissintigration of the tone at somwhat less
then theoretical, but I never went any further.

Dave L

Mhz tone scale - [the increment of 1 hz is only  1/1,000,000 for splitting, but the size of the sphere will be very small]

1 - 1 Mhz - Sphere

2 - 1.125 Mhz - Icosahedron

3 - 1.250 Mhz - Octahedron

4 - 1.333333 Mhz - Star Tetrahedron

5 - 1.5 Mhz - Cube

6 - 1.666666 Mhz - Dodeccahedron

7 - 1.875 Mhz - Icosahedron

8 - 2 Mhz - Sphere

9 - 2.25 Mhz - Icosahedron


If you want to explore the cell for "sweet spots" build your 555's to go
from about 15 Khz to 150 Khz.

I would recommend using three of them for splitting the forms. See if you
get a harmony around 48.5 Khz as I did, then calculate the tone scale and start
splitting the others, unitil you hit on a combination using 55.79 Khz
and more energy should go into it.

Place the 555s in series so that the lowest frequency halts the next
higher frequency, and then you will get spurts of tones, then you can
adjust for the resonant spots. Feed this circuit with a 9 volt battery
so you do not ground out the cell DC power supply, then clamp it to the
2nd tube and the outer can.

Sample tone scale:

1 - 48.5 khz - Sphere [ Cell resonance ]

2 - 54.56 - Icosa [Reverse spin - natural large water form]

3 - 60.625 - Octa

4 - 64.66 - Tet

5 - 72.75 - Cube

6 - 80.83 - Dodecca [natural water small form structure]

7 - 90.93 - Icosa [natural water large form structure]

8 - 97 - Sphere

9 - 109.126 Khz - Icosa

You can see from this that 55.79 represents a split 2nd tone on the scale
and probably why it released more bubbles.

The tone set should then be set up to more effeciently split the 2nd, here
are your three frequencies:

48.5 Khz [Cell resonance]

53.23 Khz  [54.56 - 1.23Khz]

55.79 Khz  [54.56 + 1.23 Khz]

This is a reverse spinning Icosahedron form [7 th tone] off the cells
spherical resonance at 48.5 Khz.

I would say using frequencies looks promising.

Two more possible test frequencies for water in the Joe Cell
Dual tones is all that are used for these combinations.

1 - 49.59 Khz
2 - 55.79 Khz

1 - 29.755 Khz
2 - 55.79 Khz

These are based on the possibility that the 55.79 is either a 2nd or 7th tone of another scale. I have not tried these as of yet.

Dave L

http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/ (http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/)
http://magnetism.fateback.com/index.htm (http://magnetism.fateback.com/index.htm)

David Lowrance [c_s_s_p group]



Hello all,

@dfro

First I have to say that Im not working on the ECD anymore. The ECD was working great but I always wanted to follow our master and that was "controls all over the collectors in segments....".

For me, the ECD was only for learning about coils....

Yes, the vertical part of a TPU is what we need to explore. The height of such a 6" TPU is 44mm or 1 3/4". My previous TPU had 4 turns of lamp wire on top and 1 turn of lamp wire on bottom (4" loop) for the collectors. All arround was wound a primary and secondary control coil, in sections....it was a "wild" TPU. I was almost not able to control it with MOSFETs and I burned a lot of them. Yes, yes, the tubers would say that I finally have to build tube oscillators but as I have to work all the days long I have no time .
 My newest TPU has equal number of turns for each collector and this newest is not a wild one. This means that one part of the stability of a TPU  depends on the collector lenght or the difference of the collectors wires (top bottom) or call it what you want.
I dont think that the controls are essential for the stability but who knows??
Youre right about vertical coils BETWEEN the collectors. They really help. But the spacing between the collectors is important. I mentioned this a looooong time ago. The reason is that all collectors are working together in the vertical direction and when you think about the thickness of the TPU = 2" you can see that there is a lot going on in the horizontal direction too.

All the time Im working only with coils without caps, diodes.....if you think that I need cups to step up the voltage then youre wrong. I can get a lot of voltage only with coils but we dont need a very high voltage for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of current for a working TPU. We also dont need a lot of wires for a working TPU (remember the open TPU).

What DO we need then???

Our master said: controls wound all over the collectors in sections.......

Otto

PS: Im following my - our master!!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on December 22, 2007, 01:48:02 AM

Platonic geometry:
I wanted to also share a new insight on frequency, if you have time to read the material, it may open a new comprehension as it did with myself. As we are usually talking rotating spherical fields.

http://www.timstouse.com/EarthChanges/ScienceOneness/chapter13.htm (http://www.timstouse.com/EarthChanges/ScienceOneness/chapter13.htm)



Excellent.
Nice piece of information.
We need more input like this.   ;D

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: libra_spirit on December 22, 2007, 02:09:50 AM
Jeff,

This morning I plotted out Ottos dimensions and guess what,

Ottos design:

I plotted Ottos dimensions on a piece of paper and started to calculate angles. What he has done using his pulsing measurements and height adjustments is construct a tetrahedron, the shape attributed to "fire" by plato.

He has two loops of wire seperated such that they will sit on a tetrahedron perfectly, with three input coils along the base and one collector ring near the apex or center position. This is almost too much of a coincidence, that he would come up with these being the optimal sizes for the wire loops, and the ultimate distance between them.

His angle is 1 degree off, it calculates out at 59 degrees, rather then the correct 60 degrees for a tetrahedron.

This means that if the electron shell is opened to flow freely using only two frequencies, then there would be a torsion sync between the upper and lower loops where the tetrahedrons align and energy is transferred between them through the nodes of the form. It moves between the two frequencies using the tempic path up the tetrahedron structure.

This means the two loops are probably coupling at 3 node points, either between the pulsing coils or right on them.

He is hitting all three coils simultaniously with the pulse. This means that the wave fronts crash into each other 1/2 way between them, and here is most likely where the tempic field is created.

To go full AG with this, a second tetrahedron inverted and turned to one side by 30 degrees would set up the full dual spin system. Both system are then fired up to form two magnetic fields that will cancel and increase the nuclear spin to a level able to produce an AG effect. A total of six coils and at least 4 frequencies to drive it.

This is the next adaptation for nuclear rotation of the mass of the copper atoms, and can replace the Spinning cones of the Otis Carr saucer design. This is the key to all the OU devices!

Dave L

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: libra_spirit on December 22, 2007, 03:01:51 AM
Attached is my diagram showing the platonic resonance overlay.

Dave L
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gustav22 on December 22, 2007, 07:04:05 AM
Hi Dave L,

I like your drawing.
I did a similar one here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg31317.html#msg31317

Maybe it means something to you.
I marked the double leads of the 6" and 4" collector in blue and red.

It might be worthwhile to calculate the frequencies - or rather the harmonic relationships - involved, based on the info given in your previous postings.
Unfortunately my understanding of the matter is not precise enough to attempt this, yet.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: libra_spirit on December 22, 2007, 08:48:35 AM
I do not read this launguage but the diagram shows the same relationship.
You have it right also!

So I am playing catch up then.

I was rather excited when I realized that the energy form flowing between the CC coils is very probably the same tempic field energy we have been exploring over on the c_s_s_p site. Many of us can sense this energy directly from special lengths of wound copper sine coils and scalar coils. In the tube device we can map the angles quite accurately and also feel the electric tingles between copper and aluminum tubes held along these angles.

Now I see someone else has already been exploring the hyetrodyning principle also, have finally caught up on that thread also.
But they seem to have missed the platonic angle application and the way torsion flows along specific angles, as well as the application of the phi ratio to make each layer a smaller size.

I am in the process of assembling parts for a TPU replication as well, so I can start to have first hand experience to see for myself how this all fits together when flowing electricity.

Dave L


Hi Dave L,

I like your drawing.
I did a similar one here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg31317.html#msg31317

Maybe it means something to you.
I marked the double leads of the 6" and 4" collector in blue and red.

It might be worthwhile to calculate the frequencies - or rather the harmonic relationships - involved, based on the info given in your previous postings.
Unfortunately my understanding of the matter is not precise enough to attempt this, yet.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on December 22, 2007, 11:40:18 AM
This ties together So many pieces of information, on this & many other threads.

Also, as many people will say - Pictures tell so much.
People are either Visual learners, or textual learners. In respect of speed, I fall mostly in the former category.
Everything drops into place fast.

Great work.
Eagerly awaiting results of your build....
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on December 22, 2007, 01:24:13 PM
Hi Libra_Spirit,

even if some of the conclusions (about the 44mm distance) had been already well analyzed by Gustav some time ago, your work trying to apply Platonic solids geometry to ECD is very good. I've read almost all the work in the matter written by R. Hoagland and the derived hyperdimensional geometry: it's a reality that we have to face with. Actually you can check it just looking where are the planet's hot-spots so you will find that at 19.5 degrees there is always something unusual in every solar system planet.

About the ECD input freqs: well I've tried almost all possible direct harmonic relationchip and found basically that best of all are just what well known. Anyway remember that for itself ECD IS AN INTRINSIC WIDE-BAND DEVICE this to say that you will have an output almost for every combination!  The true work is to zero-in within few Hz on certain sweets spots...(profi equipment to do this...) they are really difficult to locate as when you tune-in you will have to fight also against a time-shift by-effect: it does mean that if you don't tune very slowly your oscillator...then you are going to miss the sweet spot!

Another issue is to make use of CHORDs: OK I never did it as I confess my ignorance but truly this is another way to excite the ECD and perhaps obtain better results.

Current synked issue: Yes is true I often used not squarewaves but 30% duty-cycle: this certainly lessen the current requirement.

One last thing: the ECD is a very good test-bench to gain knowledge into this class of devices but don't forget that the research is not into usig it as a 'transformer' but rather to convert RE spikes into pure sinusoidal waveform of amplitude & power sufficent to drive a load.  I succeeded only partially in doing this....now I think to know why so I need time to prove it.

Good work to all and if I could be of any help just write.

Roberto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jeff B on December 23, 2007, 11:47:04 AM
For people (like me) not acquainted with NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance), here is a good start:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_magnetic_resonance

For an excellent "Beginners Guide to", go here: (A very well written introduction to NMR Spectroscopy. Lots of animations.)

http://www.cem.msu.edu/~reusch/VirtualText/Spectrpy/nmr/nmr1.htm

The second link in particular, is really helpful for understanding the whole field, even though it's bias is the Spectroscopy field
Just sheds light on everything, without extreme Brain-Strain.   ::)

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: libra_spirit on December 23, 2007, 07:08:54 PM
Yes,

NMR

The part missing from the NMR theory is where the atoms mass actually lies. The electron shell magnetic field is very light and can turn at microwave rates in copper, and the Proton and Neutron shells have the major weight of the atom. As you look at NMR remember where the force of mass is and now see what it is really doing, leisurely lagging the B field turns on the electron shell and spinning around before it stablizes.

Nisham Harrimen has now shown the phiscists that the missing energy in the universe is spin, not dark matter. Inside the copper atoms the mass is floating inside the electron shell, the nucleus some 1000 times heavier then the electrons shell and it is spinning. The hidden force of OU is tapping into this spin and using it. The spin is self recovering and never stops. But it always seeks realignment where the proton is spinning in reverse of one of the electrons dual spin components, and these normally cancel.

Tilting the electron magnetic field faster then the NMR rate seperates the two opposing spin forces and torsion comes up and outwards.
The limiting speed for the nucleus to turn its magnetic axis is the NMR rate, usually around 5Mhz in copper but increases with the magnetic field strength.
Any pulses with a faster rise time will seperate the two spinning fields instantly and we get the spikes. As the mass finally turns it creates the current. The current lags the voltage because of this delayed turn of the mass spin force at the nucleus.

This is why copper only responds to a changing magnetic field and not a statc magnetic field. If the diamagnetic response was happening at the electron shell there would be no delay of the reversed or back EMF, and a magnet would be repelled from copper in a stationary field. Forwards and back EMF are a reflection of which field is aligned with the wires linear length and how far the two are seperated in phase angle. Electronics as we know it is the result of the mass of the nucleus lagging the speed of the electrons shell turns. This creates the sloppy mess we call EM resonance.

Platonic resonance:
Platonic resonance is different because it is not locked into an EM frequency rate but spans many density bands. Look down the top of the hurricane photos and you may see a platonic form at the center. This is where the pressure waves start to line up between different velocity spin rates and connect across different pressure zones. This is the path torsion fields propagate. They can jump energy between two layers operating at different frequencies but only at the node points.
Sound will travel at different velocity through different density metals, this creates a mess of propagation delays, but when you see a platonic form become stable you know that at the nodes the energy is connected and a pressure node is formed where all the mess of frequencies at different densities syncronizes.

Platonic resonance is the primary connecting force, the EM comes later and gets very complex from a frequency standpoint. Searching out the frequencies is intresting but as soon as the densiy gradient shifts all the frequencies rise also. Density follows a harmonic or phi type of curve on successive layers. In a system with a varible density, there is no way to set up resonant circuits that can adapt. The TPU with just copper shows this. UFO's show us the time differential between densities. When a density gradient forms from a strong tempic field or a pressure zone in EM fields, a time differential causes frequency to loose its connection. Only the platonic form can span this gap.

I would recommend not adding any iron or steel to this system as the iron is magnetic at the electron shell not the nucleus like copper is. This will just start to create scalar microwaves, very dangerous. Use the shield if you try this. Iron also has nearly no magnetic connection to its nuclear mass, it can turn on a dime electrically with little lag time. Any scalar resonance will create tempic field microwave nodes along the short lengths of wire, and it will probably not create a mass spin force. In a magnetic field iron is always just sucked into it, there is no diamagnetic respose like with copper where a repelling force meets the motion of the field.

Roller coasters are slowed to a stop using copper strips along the track, and strong magnets on the cars. The moving magnetic field finds no resistance as it passes over the steel tracks, when it hits the thick copper plates it meets its lagging force which is much stronger then the momentum of the entire car. This reverse nuclear mass spin comes up with enough force to stop the car.

At this point for science to still claim this force is comming from the electron shell is not accurate. What we have missed is where the mass is operating from.

Dave L









For people (like me) not acquainted with NMR (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance), here is a good start:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_magnetic_resonance

For an excellent "Beginners Guide to", go here: (A very well written introduction to NMR Spectroscopy. Lots of animations.)

http://www.cem.msu.edu/~reusch/VirtualText/Spectrpy/nmr/nmr1.htm

The second link in particular, is really helpful for understanding the whole field, even though it's bias is the Spectroscopy field
Just sheds light on everything, without extreme Brain-Strain.   ::)

Jeff.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 24, 2007, 10:40:13 AM
Hello all,

merry Christmas.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Schpankme on December 24, 2007, 12:01:58 PM

merry Christmas.

Otto

    
Electron Power Systems has discovered how to make plasma toroids, called EST's (Electron Spiral Toroid's) that remain stable in air with no magnetic fields for containment.

http://www.electronpowersystems.com/Technology.htm

- Schpankme
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Megla on December 25, 2007, 01:56:39 AM
Otto from which country are you?
I saw multimeter on which write Iskra. Do you from Slovenia?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 27, 2007, 07:45:18 AM
Hello all,

@Megla

Croatia, and to answer your post a few days ago: THE ECD IS NOT A TRICK. Maybe you think a "little green guy" pushes the electrons in my ECD??

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ronotte on December 27, 2007, 10:26:53 AM
Hi Dave,

I really wish I had the opportunity to have a discussion with you at time when I played with my 2MAGCLASH-TPU. At that time I went well forward with said project harnessing for the first time (at least for me) the power coming from NMR resonance. The project was so simple! but apparently none tried to use & enhance the NMR process to gain OU just as you descripted so well within c_s_s_p group. It would have been worty & useful for both to know if you also did the same tests before or after writing your highly appreciated paper on fateback site.

I persisted for some time with the 2magclash project accumulating lot of quite well documented evidence but then, aftyer seeing that apparently few was interested, and mainly because i did not obtained after reiterated efforts any OU, I considered it only a play ground. After all taking out about 60W of power from NMR and using only some copper wire for itself has been anyway an unforgettable experience. Actually I still have the device I built.

Not succeeding into making a group for exchanging experiences and toughts has been a major factor for stopping the development. So now I've read and re-read many time what you are writing about NMR and platonic solids....and I wish you did it before! ...why not?
Again I never used CHORDS and so I struggling to know everythingh about them.

I wonder if there are upgradings about your experiences & writings about this subject.

Roberto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: acerzw on December 27, 2007, 01:56:13 PM
@sparks 'energy form' got me thinking....

@all

I have a radical solid-state vacuum energy device idea which I want to run past you..... it is as usual with me a bit far out... but here goes...

To fully understand this idea I recommend you read this great page, a link to which I posted on page 39...

http://www.timstouse.com/EarthChanges/ScienceOneness/chapter13.htm

You could search google video for "cymatics" too, an example:

http://myspacetv.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=vids.individual&videoid=5860842

In summary a two or three dimensional form is created when a standing wave (or moving wave with the right frequencies) is contained or restricted by a barrier which is impermeable to it but reflects it. Adjusting the frequency of the wave source and the size of the barrier changes the shape created, so:

Now suppose we create a metal/wire sphere, which might need to be electromagnetically charged. Now we place in the centre of this sphere a perfect electromagnetic energy broadcast source perhaps a small metallic sphere, such that it can radiate electromagnetic pulses outward in an almost perfect spherical wave.

Using the principles of cymatics, we then tune the electromagnetic pulses from our central source so that they create a cymatic energy form inside the wire/metal sphere. This form of our choosing will have either node points (in the case of platonic solid forms) or points of high energy concentration (in the case of other patterns). Now I suspect if the pressure/stress created in the ether at these points was high enough then a specially designed energy capture probe placed at these points, by inserting through the spherical metal sphere/mesh, might have a reaction caused in it that allows it to extract vacuum energy. If the device was a metal sphere perhaps the probes could just be round plates built into its walls at the node intervals. (There might be anti-nodes to if Russell is correct that could be tapped too, or perhaps the potential between nodes and anti-nodes could be used?)

The design of the probe would probably have to include severals parts/elements organised in a specific way in order to create a potential which the vacuum energy under the extreme stresses would be obliged to fill in order to attempt to bring the system back into equilibrium. This might mean pulsing the probes with a field of some type.

In order to make the containment barrier effective it might need to be charged or pulsed in some way... as it needs to reflect the contained pulses... not absorb them...

This is kind of based on Russell and Keeley, but particularly Schauberger, who showed a very high pressure energy vortex has a central hi-stress nodal point at the center which can tap vacuum energy... The shape of the device also reminds me of Tesla's Wardenclyffe tower...

The tuning would have to be very specific in terms of the size of the sphere, the frequencies and materials used. But it seems logical to me that it would work. Plus depending on the Cymatic form created due to the frequencies used the number of nodes/high energy points can be increased (made very dense indeed) and thus the number of probes, increasing the output. Indeed if the correct structure design/material were used it might be possible to replace the probes with an internal three dimensional energy collection mesh made of wire in order to be able to tap internal high energy/stress points within the form, if the more complex forms were used... we must remember here that materials can be invisible to waves of certain frequencies so the right material could support a grid of collection devices yet not interfere with the wave energy.

This basic theory is semi-supported by the comment I have seen on other energy forums that the "Joe Cell" energy device is designed around a wave form, its concentric rings coincide with a wave form as shown in the Walter Russel energy diagram at the end of this post.

I do not think the input energy's would necessarily need to be high, just the frequencies, so the input output ratio might be pretty good. I can think of many variations of this idea, it seems to me to be a potentially important key...

Waves are three dimensional, we only use two dimensions in our current devices so are wasting tons of energy, we need to go 3D! Surely a "Joe Cell" of concentric spheres would be more efficient than the current design.  8)

If the sphere were filled with hydrogen, helium or water using the right frequency (possibly of sound) there might be enough energy at the high stress points to disassociate the molecules and produce excess heat (as described in my page 39 post). If the metal sphere of the liquid/gas is placed in a pressurised compartment filled with water the heat from the sphere would heat the water producing steam which could run a turbine to produce more energy. The liquid/gas in the internal sphere would need to be pumped through it and cooled at a later stage which would cause it to recombine and then it could be passed through the system again... a closed system. The energy produced on the output could be used to power the internal frequency generator thus creating a self-running system. This reactor design is documented in "Occult Ether Physics" by William Lyne. Can we say super efficient cold fusion reactor!

Someone, Tesla? probably did this already? A Cymatic Energy Form Generator...

A

This talk of Platonic Solids reminds me of the above post, something to try...

A
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 31, 2007, 10:40:28 AM
Hello all,

HAPPY NEW YEAR.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: weri812 on December 31, 2007, 11:34:36 PM
HELLO ALL

HAVE A HAPPY NEW YEAR !!!!!!!!!!  ;D ;D ;D ;D


wer
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on December 31, 2007, 11:53:06 PM
Happy New Year !!!    Yeeepeeee ...Harrayyyy ...Harahhhh ....Harrayyy .... Harrrahhhh    LOL  :D :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on January 07, 2008, 06:27:19 PM
If case there are those who haven't seen this before:

Twilight Zone 1963, 'To serve man'. The alien is addressing the United Nations like group.

How bizarre is this?

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: szaxx on January 14, 2008, 01:26:02 PM
Started to read this topic and am in the early pages still. It would seem if you don't build then don't comment. Excellent Idea, I build and have always done so since the 1960's.We need to be astronaut's up there in the unknown!! not wimpy astronomers stuck in the mud. no offence to anyone intended just a statement of fact. To evolve you need to exceed the norm and this is where you will get failure and success, treat each result as a pointer then follow your instincts.I have little time to view diagrams or pictures sent to this thread as I use a cell phone mostly but I have constructed the basic tpu from words alone.I obtained the pdf of otto's and was happy with what I made. I am using only 6 volts to the con coils and have inserted a diode in the drain lead as standard. the freq genny is home brew pll cct and still it gives over 650 volts of kicks at coils output, using only one for now. the concerns I have are the safety issues, if the avalanche that otto had is based on the maximum output of the fet's as a pulse then is there not a power surge capability of giga joules of energy, assuming ou is momentarily reached . If so, ouch Newmills where I live will be a wasteland soon lol...can anyone answer this ? all the best for the free energy constructors   steve..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on January 18, 2008, 12:14:51 AM
@Szaxx,
great build scape!
I have built my fair share and the final answer is its dangerous. Well that was brave... Truth is It is dangerous. No escaping that. Anybody that finds the talk of dangerous not applicable then think of this. Lets say you build one and it does your heart's desire with no accidents. You be TPU dude! Where do you go now? Who do you tell? If you think there was no danger in building this thing then your nightmare has only begun with no escape.

This side of the OU issue has not been discussed anywhere. You had better make plans. My stroke of luck was to find a coincedental event. That is what everybody else believes. I know what the Tesla patents said to do. But if anyone should make one then coordinate with a highly visbile event and I don't mean to run your truck into the 40th story of an office building trying to skip traffic and get to work before anybody else. :-\
 
--giantkiller. Hurt yourself trying. My friends have a new found respect for me. I have great respect for SM, Ironhead, Moab, Otto and Roberto and their trials. We have felt the pain in the ways of successful attempts. ;)

And I mean this all in very respectful ways to all involved.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: light-worker on February 18, 2008, 01:13:37 AM
I have been following the thread for some time now gattering the most info for my TPU and I just have this comment. Do you guys realize how much  we can achieve when putting our minds to work together? United we can do anything. Great job Otto, Roberto, jason, together we'll see a different world and you guys are becoming the pioneers. ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AhuraMazda on February 18, 2008, 12:27:09 PM
We are on page 86 of this Successful replication of the TPU.
By now there must be many who are impressing the family and friends with their near miraculous achievement.

I don't subscribe to the general view that TPU contains stacked layers of of round coils. My question is this:
why is the cross section of the SM's TPU oval? Or even near rectangular?

Something like Fig 5 of the enclosed patent.

AM

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: spacemonkeyjazz on February 18, 2008, 09:56:59 PM
hey guys I am new here.  I was wondering does it work? If so does it work without electrical input and no oscilloscopes etc....

It seemed that 6 months ago you had a break through was all of that wrong? or what happenned?

If someone could condense the last 86 pages in to one meaningful paragraph outlining success etc that would be great.

I would like to build one if it genuinely works......

Thank you in advance

Cheers Ben
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z.monkey on February 20, 2008, 02:01:51 AM
Howdy Y'all,
I'm Mike.  I'm an EE and electronic product manufacturer.  I think what y'all have done here is outstanding.  But what I don't see is the power in / power out test.  You made the observation that the TPU was feeding back on the power supply.  What I saw on the power supply was positive current, feedback would be reduced positive or negative current on a DC power supply.  Now I DO NOT want to discourage you all, I think you are on the right track, and making a lot of progress.  I am willing to help design circuits that will help you.  I have been interested in this technology for over 20 years.  While I was not able to work out the generator itself, I was able to figure out a way to isolate the device from the power supply, so that real power in and power out measurements can be taken.  Also, because of the last item, we can figure out the power gain, and measure the relative efficiency of the device.

Rather than feeding back charging current directly to the power source in a reverse direction, I suggest using a more linear design.  Make the primary power source a battery, this way there is a fixed, limited source.  Add diode isolation between the battery and the TPU with a zener spike diverter to quash any high frequency, high voltage pulses moving toward the battery. Also a BIG cap helps to suck up power fluctuations headed back toward the battery.  This way you can get a handle on how much power is going into the system.  You should have a volt meter / amp meter combination or a power meter between the battery and the feedback filter, then the battery.

Next, you need a volt meter / amp meter combination or power meter between the TPU and the load which will give you power out.  Then, to recharge to the source battery have a power converter connected in parallel to the load.  This power converter should be something more efficient than a linear regulator, like a bucking converter.  Make sure to use a LC filter on the output of the converter to prevent the bucking converter switching frequencies from interfering with the TPU.  The output voltage of the battery charging power converter should be whatever the charging voltage of the battery is so you can trickle charge the battery and be able to supply a lot of current when you have a heavy load on the output of the device.

Theoretically an overunity device the provides the power gain and the supply current remains small relative to the output current.  I think this relationship is more linear.  As the current supplied to the load is increased the supply current from the battery also increases, and the need for a larger battery charging current increases.  However the supply current always should be relatively small compared to the load current, but not fixed.

What this project represents is possibly the most important thing that there is to work on at this time.  Being prepared when the fossil fuel runs out will alive a lot of suffering.  Then obviously there is going to be a market for these technologies after the fossil fuel runs out.  While it won't be as lucrative as fossil fuels or power line transmission industries, I feel that it will be more reliable, safer, cleaner, more cost effective, and more karmically sound than the present day alternatives.

Godspeed...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: slapper on February 21, 2008, 02:42:52 AM
test - thanks for fixing this page :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BugByte on February 22, 2008, 12:13:39 PM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freezer on February 22, 2008, 12:37:20 PM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY

This guy again...sigh... Apparently this guy has fooled quite a few people.. Someone should post a video response to his utube videos so that no one else is scammed..  If you you want to replicate nc's device just forget the toroid and connect the your multimeter directly to the lamp cord, way better..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BugByte on February 22, 2008, 12:43:05 PM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY

This guy again...sigh... Apparently this guy has fooled quite a few people.. Someone should post a video response to his utube videos so that no one else is scammed..  If you you want to replicate nc's device just forget the toroid and connect the your multimeter directly to the lamp cord, way better..
Yes!
I just got a reply from an email he sent me.... basicaly It dont sound like if recreated anything, other than the look of the TPU itself. He does sound like a scam.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freezer on February 22, 2008, 12:54:41 PM
Yes!
I just got a reply from an email he sent me.... basicaly It dont sound like if recreated anything, other than the look of the TPU itself. He does sound like a scam.

This guy and his scam have been discussed here before, and his plans already posted here.  He's just taking power from the lamp cord, but he's trying to trick people.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheOne on February 22, 2008, 08:50:23 PM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY

This guy again...sigh... Apparently this guy has fooled quite a few people.. Someone should post a video response to his utube videos so that no one else is scammed..  If you you want to replicate nc's device just forget the toroid and connect the your multimeter directly to the lamp cord, way better..
Yes!
I just got a reply from an email he sent me.... basicaly It dont sound like if recreated anything, other than the look of the TPU itself. He does sound like a scam.

Stop saying b******, you are probably the guys selling this crap. New member with only 2 posts related to this crap.

This is scam.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BugByte on February 23, 2008, 12:07:32 AM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY

This guy again...sigh... Apparently this guy has fooled quite a few people.. Someone should post a video response to his utube videos so that no one else is scammed..  If you you want to replicate nc's device just forget the toroid and connect the your multimeter directly to the lamp cord, way better..
Yes!
I just got a reply from an email he sent me.... basicaly It dont sound like if recreated anything, other than the look of the TPU itself. He does sound like a scam.

Stop saying b******, you are probably the guys selling this crap. New member with only 2 posts related to this crap.

This is scam.

Are you talking about me? lol no I have nothing to do with this guy thats selling... I just found the site and thought it would have been useful information, wich obviously I was wrong.

Accusing people just cause there a new member is just stupid. Am I expected to read every forum and post before I register? This site wont get many users if thats the case.

You must be "TheOne" from ATS as well.... ;oP Am I right?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: TheOne on February 23, 2008, 02:05:26 AM
This guy is selling plans to make a TPU for $39.00 USD
looks like the same as SM's TPU.

http://www.ncbookz.com/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p1Eh-6hjBLY

This guy again...sigh... Apparently this guy has fooled quite a few people.. Someone should post a video response to his utube videos so that no one else is scammed..  If you you want to replicate nc's device just forget the toroid and connect the your multimeter directly to the lamp cord, way better..
Yes!
I just got a reply from an email he sent me.... basicaly It dont sound like if recreated anything, other than the look of the TPU itself. He does sound like a scam.

Stop saying b******, you are probably the guys selling this crap. New member with only 2 posts related to this crap.

This is scam.

Are you talking about me? lol no I have nothing to do with this guy thats selling... I just found the site and thought it would have been useful information, wich obviously I was wrong.

Accusing people just cause there a new member is just stupid. Am I expected to read every forum and post before I register? This site wont get many users if thats the case.

You must be "TheOne" from ATS as well.... ;oP Am I right?

I don't know what is ATS :)

Sorry just read your second post and I see you realized it was a fake lol, so ignore my reply. I was ungry about other thing when I replied today.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hartiberlin on March 02, 2008, 12:12:25 PM
Hi Guys,
there was a problem in the database,
so page 86 ofthis thread was not loading.

I know now how to fix these blank page problems
and have a look at thisposting with this
interesting diagram:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2535.msg77958.html#msg77958


Many thanks.

Regards,Stefan.

P.S: If there is still any other blank page you will
find inside the forum here,
please drop me a personal message and I will fix it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 04, 2008, 03:42:00 PM
The topic of this thread was "Successful TPU-ECD replication !" ???
But what happened to the "Successfulness" ??? ::)
I guess it simply wasn't any successful after all !!!! 8)
Just bad readings when playing around with homebuilt transformers and way to early promises of the result... >:(

I guess this is going to upset someone here. But I just had to tell you the truth. ;D
There will never be overunity from any type of "Steven Mark TPU". This guy was faking the videos. ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 04, 2008, 03:43:19 PM
Deleted... Double post.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 05, 2008, 06:57:59 AM
Hello all,

@Ergo

I see youre working hard on a TPU and you have not much success??

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AbbaRue on March 05, 2008, 07:06:54 AM
I was wondering if someone could give us a little glossary of terms used in this thread. mainly some of these 2 and 3 letter shortcuts. .
What do these stand for.
SS
CC
CW
CCW
Also any other 2 or 3 letter shortcuts in this thread.

I think SM is short for Steve Marks.
But I don't understand who "The Master" is refering to, is this also Steve Marks. 
Also noticed that  "innovation_station" is some what of a mystery person that just makes hintful comments, who is he or she.
I am asking these questions because I just want to know the answer. 
I haven't spend a lot of time on this forum so maybe there is  something I don't understand about it yet.

Thanks. Harold
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 05, 2008, 07:53:04 AM
Hello all,

@Harold

SS = solid state - MOSFETs, transistors...
CC = control coil(s)
CW = clock wise
CCW = counter clock wise
SM = Steven Mark - master

All the topics and all the great guys here are working on the greatest invention I ever saw: the TPU = toroidal power unit.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 05, 2008, 08:52:37 AM
Oh no...
SM = Scam Master
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 05, 2008, 09:07:45 AM
Hello all,

@Ergo

again my question:

ARE YOU BUILDING A TPU??

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AbbaRue on March 05, 2008, 12:05:18 PM
Thank you very much Otto.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 05, 2008, 02:54:55 PM
@Ergo

First off, if Steven Mark were a scam artist, he would be asking for money.  Steven Mark has not asked for money, the information he gave us, he gave without charge.  Second, there have been a number of people here who have had their TPUs output some impressive amounts of power.  Some of the TPUs people here have built had enough output power to fry their control circuits and even their oscilloscopes.  The technology is real.  If you are not going to help out the cause through experimenting with coils you build, then please go somewhere else.  Thank you.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 05, 2008, 05:02:17 PM
I'm afraid your totaly wrong in this matter.
No TPU can ever work in overunity mode. It's simply impossible. You can give up trying. It just won't work.

Here's the reasons.
1) Just playing around with a toroid core and putting on different windings will never become overunity.
    Any kind of ferromagnetic core with a winding, no matter how they are wound, is simply being a regular coil or transformer.
    It doesn't matter if the winding is "mysteriously wound" or someother crazy explanation. It stays being a transformer.

2) Inserting a permanent magnet into the toroid will just shift the ferromagnetic B/H curve from Zero to the same level as the magnetic flux has induced.
    Trying to "harvest" the flux from the magnet is not possible because it takes the same amount of energy going into the transformer as
    the magnet has shifted the B/H working curve by its static flux. This is why no magnet inserted into a transformer is able to "boost" it.
    The permanent magnet will just detorioate the ferromagnetic properties of the core and lower the efficiency. This is no joke but pure facts.

3) The only way to build a TPU would be if there existed permanent magnets that could be shut On/Off requiring no energy.
    But this type of magnets does not exist, nor will it ever exist, and therefore will a TPU never exist. This is simple physical facts.

/Ergo - Well educated.

@Ergo

First off, if Steven Mark were a scam artist, he would be asking for money.  Steven Mark has not asked for money, the information he gave us, he gave without charge.  Second, there have been a number of people here who have had their TPUs output some impressive amounts of power.  Some of the TPUs people here have built had enough output power to fry their control circuits and even their oscilloscopes.  The technology is real.  If you are not going to help out the cause through experimenting with coils you build, then please go somewhere else.  Thank you.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z.monkey on March 05, 2008, 05:10:52 PM
The TPU only deals with electron energy.
Therefore only the rules of electron energy
apply.  To get a OU/FE reaction you have
to tap another source of energy using the
electron energy, such as soft particles.
That requires a very different core, one that
has organic matter in it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 05, 2008, 08:18:11 PM
@Ergo

Steven Mark never said his TPUs were overunity.  I never said they were overunity.  The power has to come from somewhere.  Steven Mark was not completely certain where the extra power comes from, but thinks it comes from the Earth's magnetic field.  However, there are other possible sources where the TPU may be drawing power from.  We know that the TPU will not work upside down, which suggests that the power drawn into the TPU has a certain polarization or direction of flow in relation to the earth.  The power may even come from the magnetosphere, or from charged ions in the air, or even from the large amounts of radiation coming from space that the earth is constantly being bombarded with.  No matter how the TPU collects the power, or where it collects it from, it does have more power out than what we originally put in.  Also, Steven Mark did not use a "ferromagnetic core", or any other metal core.  One of the smaller units used a plastic spool.  The larger one used cork or wood.  No metal core.  Also, Steven Mark said that the permanent magnet is not necessarily needed in the TPU.  One interesting thing abut magnets is that, when electricity is passed through it, the electricity will flow easier in one direction than it will the other, causing a magnet to act as a weak diode.  In one of the units, the magnet receptor looked like two wire connectors that the magnet was placed on, so perhaps he was just using a magnet as a diode.  So without the magnet, the control circuit would be open, so the unit will not operate, but when the magnet is placed on the two wire connectors, the circuit is closed, and electricity can begin to flow.  Based on what you wrote in your last post, it is aperant that you are ignorant of how the TPU is made and how it works.  Before you start attacking the validity of the TPU, you should first read all of the main threads so that you will not be ignorant about the TPU.  You will find some interesting results from experiments performed by various people in this forum which does defy conventional knowledge.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 05, 2008, 08:49:15 PM
Everything you just stated is just hearsaying and technological mumbo jumbo without any evidence what so ever.
There has never been any existing TPU that has been examined and proven to output energy from "space".
Not one single device. When you say there is working devices you simply repeat what you have heard. That's just rumors.
And it doesn't count. As long as there is no real working unit to be measured in a real lab every word you hear is just snake oil.
Face it. There have never been any existing TPU that's been proven for real. NONE..... And youtube videos doesn't count.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 05, 2008, 09:17:35 PM
@Ergo

It works both ways.

Everything you just said is just as much snake oil because you are supposing you know how a TPU cannot work. To know how a TPU cannot work, you have to know how it works, otherwise, how do you know if what cannot work is really pertinent to the real function of the device. So you are pushing your own snake oil. Although we sometimes could use a good dose of reality here I can vouch for everyone here that we already know we are all dealing with something that is considered impossible.

So once you know everything there is to know about nature and the way it works and the way energy is derived above and beyond what you can see with your present eyes and comprehend with your "brain", I suggest you cut it out. You will just be negative item number 132 on this board. Not a good place to be on this board. Maybe consider being part of the solution. We can always use a good EEer here.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 05, 2008, 09:37:52 PM
I would suggest reading Tesla's patents and works. He was a genius with a very passionate heart for this technology and compassionate heart for mankind.
Otherwise at this time the Nazis would be telling us what we can and cannot do. And some of us would have been anihilated.
All the great dreams of all the great visionaries have been, are, and forever will be told 'NO, you can't do that'.
No one here cannot tell any one that that has not happend in their own lives also.

History is rife with those naysayers that speak with pompous authority that have never made a valid, positive contribution to society. They are in control only for the sake of  demoralizing, squandering, subverting any valid efforts of anybody that would stand up and present a diferent view that is positive.

Once upon a time, two bicycle mechanics wanted to fly. Now we are beyond the stars.

Since these threads are so convoluted and strewn about with no real connection of terms, the newbies coming in are very subject to the current postings, Care should be taken not to subvert the long term goal with short term denial.

All the builders have something in their possession that does not exist any where else in the world. The representation of that object is also quite unique. When I look at what has been built and demoed so far I can see farther and deeper into the universe that ever before. I have experienced a large group of people that have spurred me into new realms of thinking and action that no no else on this dirt ball has done before. I like the collection of people and devices I have experienced here. That is the stuff that makes dreams happen. Dreams into reality. If anyone can't handle this then enjoy your nightmare.

--giantkiller. Just build something....

ps. Damage control on full.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 05, 2008, 09:43:49 PM
No matter what people think or believe they should first consult the laws of Occam's Razor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam's_Razor
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z.monkey on March 05, 2008, 09:58:55 PM
All things are possible, there are no limits...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 05, 2008, 10:04:33 PM
Snabsotively!!!

Dreams and Faith cannot be measured. :o Everybody always knows where reality is. :(

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Honk on March 05, 2008, 10:25:09 PM
I'd like to know more about those real TPU:s you speak about.
Do you have any link or testdata on a real and independently certified TPU?

Some of the TPUs people here have built had enough output power to fry their control circuits and even their oscilloscopes.  The technology is real. 
Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 05, 2008, 11:05:54 PM
A quick and dirty test if one doesn't want to build or figure these beasties out is to:

Take a microwave oven. Rig the safety switch on. Leave the door open. Put a voltmeter (digital or analog) in the oven cavity. Set the timer for 1 hour. Press start. Put an aluminum foil suit on.
Now every 1 second run by the microwave oven and quickly take a reading off the meter for 10 minutes.

What does it say? And how do you feel? Tingly all over? That isn't love. The burning sensation? It isn't athletes foot of the upper extremities either. Do parts of your skin feel like you just applied warm jello to those areas?
Are you on your ass in other room from a flight through sheetrock?

That, my friend, is what we are up against. Be careful. I don't turn mine on anymore. I have downsized another build in copper mass. I am building a better frequency controller. Mannix told me to build a failsafe in front of the coil driver. I did. Now I have an incredible armada of objects and controls to throw in the cage with the monster to see if I can trap it further.
Mine kicked my ass. Otto's blew up his equipment. Jason received two shock blasts to the chest. And SM reported that his hands are still messed up to this day. :( A builder on HHO got blown off his feet. In the exploding pop can experiment, aluminum is vaporized. Hello?
I was given more than enough warnings and I heeded them. So who won't? Your first step is to write out a will.

Oppenheiny suggested he stand near the Safe at Alamogordo to see what would happen. Einstein told him '50 miles'. Damn, another war monger lives to wreak havoc.

--giantkiller. Be safe, please.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: altium on March 05, 2008, 11:42:55 PM
I am building a better frequency controller.

Where is the schematic?
Thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BugByte on March 05, 2008, 11:50:17 PM
I would suggest reading Tesla's patents and works. He was a genius with a very passionate heart for this technology and compassionate heart for mankind.
Otherwise at this time the Nazis would be telling us what we can and cannot do. And some of us would have been anihilated.
All the great dreams of all the great visionaries have been, are, and forever will be told 'NO, you can't do that'.
No one here cannot tell any one that that has not happend in their own lives also.

History is rife with those naysayers that speak with pompous authority that have never made a valid, positive contribution to society. They are in control only for the sake of  demoralizing, squandering, subverting any valid efforts of anybody that would stand up and present a diferent view that is positive.

Once upon a time, two bicycle mechanics wanted to fly. Now we are beyond the stars.

Since these threads are so convoluted and strewn about with no real connection of terms, the newbies coming in are very subject to the current postings, Care should be taken not to subvert the long term goal with short term denial.

All the builders have something in their possession that does not exist any where else in the world. The representation of that object is also quite unique. When I look at what has been built and demoed so far I can see farther and deeper into the universe that ever before. I have experienced a large group of people that have spurred me into new realms of thinking and action that no no else on this dirt ball has done before. I like the collection of people and devices I have experienced here. That is the stuff that makes dreams happen. Dreams into reality. If anyone can't handle this then enjoy your nightmare.

--giantkiller. Just build something....

ps. Damage control on full.

I'm not sure Nikola Tesla was such a genius. It's believed that Nikola didn't find the secret to free electricity, and that he actually got the info from the basement of the Vatican church. After all he was just 15 years old. Apparently his dad did some work for the Vatican church and when Nikola was there visiting he and he snook off into the basement where it's believed he found the knowledge that electricity is in everything even the air we breath.

Also what about a concentric capacitors? I read they over charge and discharge just with the earths magnetics also Nikola has a patent for a concentric capacitor.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z.monkey on March 06, 2008, 12:29:05 AM
Of course electricity, or rather the potential for electricity is in everything.  Electricity is the charges and currents of electrons.  All elements contain electrons in their valence layers surrounding the nucleus of the atoms.  Electrons are literally everywhere including free space and seemingly empty vacuum.  But what is not generally known is that electrons can form their own particles, like a big blob of electrons with no neutrons or protons.  These particles are called "Soft" particles and are the basis of free energy.

This is the new information which will literally power the world in the future.  Soft Particle Physics is something that is both very old and brand new.  It has been suppressed on Earth for millenia by dark forces.  That information a been released anew and will literally transform the entire world.  The FE/OU devices all crack the soft particles open which in turn release massive quantities hard electrons (electricity).  Then there is a "unexplained" power gain in the device which is termed "free" energy.  Orthodox scientists believe that a "free" energy device is violating the Law of conservation of energy, and thus do not believe in them, even if the device is demonstrated right in front of them.  What I am saying is this is NOT a violation of the Law of conservation of energy, but rather we are exploiting atomic particles which orthodox scientists believe do not exist.

This is really basic.  The energy is all around us.  It permeates everything.  It saturates everything.  All we have to do is crack it open, and BAM! the universe gives us what we need in unlimited quantities.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: HopeForHumanity on March 06, 2008, 01:41:45 AM
No matter what people think or believe they should first consult the laws of Occam's Razor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam's_Razor

"Laws" lol...

Oh yeah, and CoE is a great THEORY... *not sarcastic*
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: zerotensor on March 06, 2008, 06:10:51 AM
Quote
No matter what people think or believe they should first consult the laws of Occam's Razor.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Occam's_Razor

Occam's Razor is not a law or a set of laws.  Sometimes, the "simple" explanation is just plain wrong.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 06, 2008, 08:40:34 AM
A quick and dirty test if one doesn't want to build or figure these beasties out is to:

Take a microwave oven. Rig the safety switch on. Leave the door open. Put a voltmeter (digital or analog) in the oven cavity. Set the timer for 1 hour. Press start. Put an aluminum foil suit on.
Now every 1 second run by the microwave oven and quickly take a reading off the meter for 10 minutes.

What does it say? And how do you feel? Tingly all over? That isn't love. The burning sensation? It isn't athletes foot of the upper extremities either. Do parts of your skin feel like you just applied warm jello to those areas?
Are you on your ass in other room from a flight through sheetrock?

That, my friend, is what we are up against. Be careful. I don't turn mine on anymore. I have downsized another build in copper mass. I am building a better frequency controller. Mannix told me to build a failsafe in front of the coil driver. I did. Now I have an incredible armada of objects and controls to throw in the cage with the monster to see if I can trap it further.
Mine kicked my ass. Otto's blew up his equipment. Jason received two shock blasts to the chest. And SM reported that his hands are still messed up to this day. :( A builder on HHO got blown off his feet. In the exploding pop can experiment, aluminum is vaporized. Hello?
I was given more than enough warnings and I heeded them. So who won't? Your first step is to write out a will.

Oppenheiny suggested he stand near the Safe at Alamogordo to see what would happen. Einstein told him '50 miles'. Damn, another war monger lives to wreak havoc.

--giantkiller. Be safe, please.
All of these experiments and claimed results can be explained by completly normal electrical rules.

Not one single of these devices mentionend is close of being a TPU.
You say they emitt "micro wave like" radiation and therefore they are dangerous, but so is an open micro wave owen.

None of the devices emitted anything when not being connected to an external power source. (No self runners)
Nor was the output vs input measured in a controlled environment. From this we can conclude that the energy going into
the "TPU" is the same energy being converted into microwave radiation and emitted whitout any shield, thus being damaging.
Simply put. All of the energy going into the TPU is being oscillated into high frequency and the output equals the input power
minus the losses in the conversion process. Period.

Just because people get burned or damaged while fiddling around doesn't prove anything else but them inventing a high frequency
radiation unit. This is not even close of being a TPU. And this is not how the claimed typical TPU is supposed to function.
Everything points towards faulthy results and bad readings when playing around with oscillating coil setups acting like antennas.

Some of the TPUs people here have built had enough output power to fry their control circuits and even their oscilloscopes.  The technology is real. 
Drossen
The statement above proves nothing. I can fry any electronic setup or oscilloscope by trying to measure the high voltage and high frequency
output from a regular backlight inverter sitting inside any everyday LCD monitor we use while responding to this message.
And you should know that the power coming from a backlight inverter is very small, like 2-6 watts, but it can easily damage anything.
The reported blown instruments is caused by inferior probes while trying to measure the high voltage/frequency emitted from the oscillating coil.

/Ergo - Well educated.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 06, 2008, 03:19:57 PM
@Honk

As far as I know there are not any self running TPU replications, just some test results the appear to suggest that something is happening.  Look at the first page of this thread if you want to learn about Jdo300's results he had when experimenting with his coils.

@Ergo

None of the experiments were operating at a frequency high enough to generate microwaves.  The microwave frequency band starts at 300 MHz and goes up to 300 GHz.  All of the TPUs were only ran in the KHz range.  Also, the LCD backlight controls operate between 10 and 200 KHz with output voltages up to 5.8 volts with up to 200 mA..  This is well below 2 watts of power.  Also, ICs, with similar power ranges as those used in some of the TPU controllers used, are connected to this output to provide dimming capabilities.  So, the controls that provide power to an LCD will not fry the control circuits and oscilloscopes which have been used in the TPU experiments here.  At work, we connect our oscilloscopes to power sources which have much higher frequencies, and voltage than an LCD backlight inverter's output, and this is done with a load drawing several watts of current, and we have yet to fry our oscilloscopes.  You say you are well educated, but only prove how ignorant you really are.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 06, 2008, 04:02:54 PM
To avoid an attack on what I said about the oscilloscopes we use at work, I will clarify a little.  We use attenuators to protect the oscilloscopes when we know the voltage of the signal is too high, over 300 Vrms.  Attenuators only reduce the amplitude of the input signal, it does not affect the frequency.  The frequency of the power we sometimes look at with some of our oscilloscopes can be up to 3 GHz, not all of our oscilloscopes can sample at that rate though.  What do you think would happen if an oscilloscope not rated for frequencies that high were used?  I have connected a digital oscilloscope which can only work up to 80 MHz on a power source whose output oscillates at 3 GHz, without frying the oscilloscope.  The screen just had one thick line across the middle.  What I am getting at is that a high frequency power source alone will not fry your oscilloscope.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 06, 2008, 05:01:35 PM
@schematics request,
Pic controller from futurlec.com to a dac on top of an r2r ladder for a postive offset. This will increase the range of the 12 bit dac. The outputs go to xr-2206s and then on to 27 irf840 fets. The Pic controller will have a PC interface on a laptop using slider and soft switch controls.

It is not what we know, learn or repeat. Genuis is executing attempts against the status quo in the face of denial.

All of the small tests have been tried and shown. Why not build on that to the next step? And never stop.

--giantkiller. Truck on, my friends...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 06, 2008, 05:10:36 PM
Looking at oscilloscopes which cost less than $800 US dollars, I see that most of their specifications indicate that they can handle peek input voltages ranging from 250V up to 400V.  It is clear to me that it would take a significant amount of power to fry even a cheap oscilloscope.  Therefore, if someone here has had enough output from their coil to fry an oscilloscope, then the result from their experiment is significant.  Now, to shift from oscilloscopes frying to signal generators frying, I would like to share an experience I had with a signal generator.  On a piece of radio equipment we were working on there were two BNC connectors on the back panel, one was input to the tuner, the other was output from the transceiver.  Someone had accidentally connected the signal generator to the output BNC connector.  What do you think happened to the signal generator?  The fuse connected to its output BNC connector of the signal generator blew, but before it blew, the output voltage and amperage displayed on the signal generator's screen shot way up.  This is similar to what Jdo300 saw when he was experimenting with his coil, look at the first page of this thread, but instead of having a few kilowatts being pumped into the signal generator, it is just pumping a little power into the signal generator, but not enough to fry it.  Some of that power displayed on Jdo300's signal generator may be induced by EM waves from the coils, but in order for that much voltage to be induced, you would need a pretty strong EM field.  In order to reduce errors from induced current, the signal generator should be on the other side of the shield, and maybe even placed in another Faraday cage for even more protection from EM waves.  However, I don't think all of that current being displayed on the signal generator is from induction, I think it is possible that the coils are actually feeding power back into the signal generator.  I would theorize that when the experiment is ran again with the signal generator setup as I mentioned, the voltage and amperage displayed on the signal generator would only be marginally smaller than it was in the original test, but with the voltage still being higher than what the signal generator can output.

@Jdo300

Have you ran your experiment with the signal generator being better shielded?  If not, could you try it to see if my theory is correct?  Thank you.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 06, 2008, 05:27:07 PM
Did anybody take the bait on the comment of 'Tesla not being concerned with distance'?

That arena is a whole new space of unknowns worth delving into.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 06, 2008, 05:43:01 PM
Also, the LCD backlight controls operate between 10 and 200 KHz with output voltages up to 5.8 volts with up to 200 mA..
This is well below 2 watts of power.
Drossen

I don't talk about LED backlight. I refer to the most commonly used CCFL backlight at 3000-4000V output at 50-100KHz just before
the impedance adaptation capacitors.
You can try hooking up your oscilloscope to this output without using a high voltage probe...Pofff.  Oops, the scope went to hell.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 06, 2008, 06:54:09 PM
@Ergo

Actually, the strike voltage for a CCFL is dependant on the length and diameter of the CCFL.  For a typical CCFL used in the average sized LCD computer monitors, the strike voltage is around 500V and uses around 3 mA, which is still less than 2 watts.  The CCFL inverters used in larger widescreen TVs can output voltages up to 2000V, or more, but this is because the CCFLs are much longer, and tend to have much larger diameters than those found in computer monitors, thus requiring a higher voltage.  An oscilloscope rated to handle a peek of 300V actually can handle voltages almost twice that for short periods of time before frying.  I was a certified computer repair technician at one point in time, and I know a lot about how computers, including how their monitors work.  I don't wish to argue with you anymore, you have your opinions and I have mine.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 06, 2008, 08:08:32 PM
We can be an answer or we can cripple the process to fruition of a problem. How bad do you want it?

Dwell on the final results.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 06, 2008, 09:30:15 PM
Actually, the strike voltage for a CCFL is dependant on the length and diameter of the CCFL.  For a typical CCFL used in the average sized LCD computer monitors, the strike voltage is around 500V and uses around 3 mA, which is still less than 2 watts. 

From this statement I conclude you don't have any first hand experience from high voltage backlight inverters.
You are right about the voltage being 500V RMS in a regular 15-17" LCD but this is just the voltage going in the tubes.
The voltage I'm talking about is the voltage BEFORE the CCFL adaptation capacitors directly at the transformer output.
This voltage is typically in the range of 3000-4000V depending on the wattage and size of the display.
Try measuring this voltage with your oscilloscope using a regular probe..... I know by a personal misstake.
An employe used one of the company oscilloscopes and he just tested putting the probe against the HV output.
That scope only had one working channel after that incidence.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 06, 2008, 09:35:38 PM
It is clear to me that it would take a significant amount of power to fry even a cheap oscilloscope.

It dosen't take power to fry the input of a scope. It takes high voltage, especially at high frequencies.
The input is made of high impedance and very sensitive FETs that will die at the slightest abuse.
Of course the scope inputs have protection against abuse but it doesn't protect in all possible cases.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 06, 2008, 09:51:50 PM
Little boxes are the most confining.

--giantkiller. Study Radiant energy and see the wonder beyond the dogma.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 07, 2008, 03:32:21 AM
@Ergo and @Drossen

Since you guys are talking about TV and computer Monitors, and high voltages, what are you ideas on how a TV can just blow up or implode as related by SM. May as well put your tech savvy to some constructive use here.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 07, 2008, 06:35:58 AM
@Ergo

The fact that people are frying oscilloscopes, observing cooling in coils, etc from 20-40V pulsed DC power input suggests to me that (in some of these devices) there is probably radiant energy input from the active vacuum.  I am especially interested because these strange effects are occurring during "sharp gradients," which are known in physics journals to be violations of the second law of thermodynamics. (which only applies to equilibrium systems anyway).  In any case, Radiant energy can contain both positive and negative components.  The negative component is responsible for system cooling, antigravity (mass reduction) effects, and so on.  Anytime you have impedance you have the potential for energy from the active environment to enter the system (be it positive or negative vacuum energy).    These are the same principles as "back EMF" which powers the Bedini systems. . .  Same stuff, different names.

Now, that said, I share your feelings that there have been no systematic experiments.  What really needs to be done is full documentation and posting of lab notes, components, etc.  I can think of a few experiments.

Experiment 1:
Compare sine wave to square wave... A) see if resonant frequency of TPU changes. B) See if power output is effected.

Experiment 2:
Systematically measure resonant frequencies using a photovoltaic cell pointed at the output lamp.  Then it's not "does it look brightest" , but rather a physical quantity which can be measured.  A) Measure the voltage potential on the output coil at different resonant frequencies.  B) Measure the photovoltaic output potential with various combinations of the strongest resonant waves

Experiment 3:
Try different coils (trifilar , bifilar, etc).  Do these effect the power output?

Experiment 4:
Vary the sharpness of the gradiant (in a square wave oscillator).  Does this effect the power output?  (SCOPE TRACES PLZ)

Experiment 5:
In the coils which seem to have a rotating magnetic scalar potential , put compasses around the coil periphery to measure the change in B-field at any given point in space-time during an interval of TPU operation.  Can we see rotating B potential? What frequency is it rotating at?   If none exists or is observable, why is this so? 

In any case, to get sustained over-unity in these TPU devices, I can almost guarentee it will need to use switching circuitry to capture negative energy to charge capacitors or batteries to power a conventional load.  Hitting the right resonance of the local vacuum might only be good for burning out equipment unless there are some bright ideas regarding "energy routing", so to speak.  This will require timing circuitry...

Another way I can see to get sustained over-unity in TPU is if there exists a rotating instantaneous magnetic scalar potential. This has been speculated upon during this thread.  If the rotating magnetic potential can be controlled via input oscillator dynamics, and  is generated by E-amp effects from the active vacuum, then you may have a COP>1 system ready to be harvested.   So think of this as a rotating concentrated magnetic potential (a "superpole" perhaps) on the coil .  If this is happening , then you could mechanically couple the potential to convert it back to positive EM energy, through an old fashioned generator shaft.  Now, it will only be COP>1 if the vacuum input is helping create a strong rotating B potential.  This speculation may be clarified through Experiment 5.

I'm sure there's more ways than outlined above.  Just keep thinking outside the lies which pass for official wisdom.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 09:04:37 AM
@Ergo

The fact that people are frying oscilloscopes, observing cooling in coils, etc from 20-40V pulsed DC power input suggests to me that (in some of these devices) there is probably radiant energy input from the active vacuum.  I am especially interested because these strange effects are occurring during "sharp gradients," which are known in physics journals to be violations of the second law of thermodynamics. (which only applies to equilibrium systems anyway).  In any case, Radiant energy can contain both positive and negative components.  The negative component is responsible for system cooling, antigravity (mass reduction) effects, and so on.  Anytime you have impedance you have the potential for energy from the active environment to enter the system (be it positive or negative vacuum energy).    These are the same principles as "back EMF" which powers the Bedini systems. . .  Same stuff, different names.

Now, that said, I share your feelings that there have been no systematic experiments.  What really needs to be done is full documentation and posting of lab notes, components, etc.  I can think of a few experiments.
Perhaps there is a path to free energy but I'll bet anything that a TPU is not one of those roads.

Experiment 1:
Compare sine wave to square wave... A) see if resonant frequency of TPU changes. B) See if power output is effected.
The difference is between a sine and square wave is the harmonic content. The sharper flank the higher harmonic content.
But it's still just voltage, not magic.

Experiment 2:
Systematically measure resonant frequencies using a photovoltaic cell pointed at the output lamp.  Then it's not "does it look brightest" , but rather a physical quantity which can be measured.  A) Measure the voltage potential on the output coil at different resonant frequencies.  B) Measure the photovoltaic output potential with various combinations of the strongest resonant waves
There are many ways to measure an output. If the output is difficult, like high frequency waves, then controlled heating in a non inductive resistor is the prefered methode.
The temperature shall then be compared to a DC voltage resistor of the same size and type where the input power can be established by high accuracy.

Experiment 3:
Try different coils (trifilar , bifilar, etc).  Do these effect the power output?
No, it won't. The benefit of bifilar/trifilar winding is the posibility to increase or decrease inductance depending on how the coil is wound.

Experiment 4:
Vary the sharpness of the gradiant (in a square wave oscillator).  Does this effect the power output?  (SCOPE TRACES PLZ)
Knock yourself out.

Experiment 5:
In the coils which seem to have a rotating magnetic scalar potential , put compasses around the coil periphery to measure the change in B-field at any given point in space-time during an interval of TPU operation.  Can we see rotating B potential? What frequency is it rotating at?   If none exists or is observable, why is this so?
There is no existing rotating magnetic field. This is not possible in a "Toroid" or any other magnetic or non magnetic core.
No matter how you induce the field into the core it will immediately be present all over through the whole core or the wires.
There is no way of having a field "rotate" like people imagine. This rumor is coming from the crap reports of Mark Goldes.

In any case, to get sustained over-unity in these TPU devices, I can almost guarentee it will need to use switching circuitry to capture negative energy to charge capacitors or batteries to power a conventional load.  Hitting the right resonance of the local vacuum might only be good for burning out equipment unless there are some bright ideas regarding "energy routing", so to speak.  This will require timing circuitry...
There will be no overunity from any captured "negative" energy. Your'e talking about inductive kickback. This is not overunity.
Inductive kickback is a well understood behavior of coils. There's no magic happening. What you put in is what you get back in reverse (minus the losses).

Another way I can see to get sustained over-unity in TPU is if there exists a rotating instantaneous magnetic scalar potential. This has been speculated upon during this thread.  If the rotating magnetic potential can be controlled via input oscillator dynamics, and  is generated by E-amp effects from the active vacuum, then you may have a COP>1 system ready to be harvested.   So think of this as a rotating concentrated magnetic potential (a "superpole" perhaps) on the coil .  If this is happening , then you could mechanically couple the potential to convert it back to positive EM energy, through an old fashioned generator shaft.  Now, it will only be COP>1 if the vacuum input is helping create a strong rotating B potential.  This speculation may be clarified through Experiment 5.
Sorry, but this will never happen.

I'm sure there's more ways than outlined above.  Just keep thinking outside the lies which pass for official wisdom.
Yes, it's good to have ideas. And it's even better to try them out. Any of you wanting to continue the holy graal "TPU" hunt, please continue.
I have noticed during my time here at OU forum that the ones seeking the imposible usually have no or little knowlege on how electronics or physics work."
But this is OK with me. Continue to invent and meanwhile you learn whats already been known for long. At the end you'll end up being wiser.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 07, 2008, 09:45:29 AM
Hello all,

I didnt know that my magnets are not working. So, people, Im sorry that I posted a long time ago that my magnet is ROTATING inside my TPU.

I must be somehow.....  Now I have to see if my magnet(s) have a S and N pole. But I tried to see this rotation with various magnets. They ALL rotated. At a low frequency, of course. Hmmmm.....something MUST be wrong with my eyes.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 11:28:40 AM
Ergo

Just one question: What are you doing here?
I'm just telling you how coils work so you can avoid repeating the same mistakes over and over....

Trust me, you cant assure nobody here, and as i see nobody can assure you. So, wtf are you doing here?
You don't seem to handle the truth.... To bad for you.
If you instead focused on learning about the physics of coils and electronics we wouldn't have this discussion.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 07, 2008, 05:00:05 PM
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Perhaps there is a path to free energy but I'll bet anything that a TPU is not one of those roads.

There is already free energy, it's been discovered over and over and over.  Bedini's motors are consistent COP>1 systems. Also See the patent on the Peacekeeper missile. There is an overunity switching circuit in there that the engineers had to "fix" to be closed to environmental input.  The examples are too numerous to mention. The phenomenon is real.  The question is whether TPU is a path to a solid state system with dynamics which can be modelled and controlled.  It doesn't matter if it's an exact copy of the original TPU, as long as we are interacting with the local active vacuum.

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The difference is between a sine and square wave is the harmonic content. The sharper flank the higher harmonic content.
But it's still just voltage, not magic.

I don't understand this  part. . . you seem to be ignoring the steepness of the gradient (dV/dT). Sharp gradients are already known to violate the second law of thermodynamics.  A square wave has a sharper gradient than a sine wave.


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There is no existing rotating magnetic field.

How do you know?  Magnets continuously output B field which is created by vacuum virtual particle flux prior to interaction with mass. The dynamic flux requires no work because of the asymmetrical regauging of QED. It's a dynamic, not static process, although our equipment gives us the illusion of static magentic flux. So why can't you make a magnetic potential rotate? Remember there is no such thing as electrodynamics in 3-space. All phenomenon must consider system through time (in both forward and reverse time directions). Maybe there is a good reason rotating magnetic potential cannot happen.  But it's important to keep an open mind.  Conventional electrodynamics is 150 years old, and assumes flat local spacetime.  We know this is not the case (since 1916 with general relativity).  Any scalar potential curves local spacetime.    I don't see why you cannot have concentrated magnetic potential through 4-space.

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There will be no overunity from any captured "negative" energy. Your'e talking about inductive kickback. This is not overunity. Inductive kickback is a well understood behavior of coils. There's no magic happening. What you put in is what you get back in reverse (minus the losses).

I am not talking about inductive kickback or any of the other mind poison you will find in college electrical engineering.  I am talking about E-amp effects from the local active vacuum. What you get back is COP = infinity, providing you switch the negative energy into a sink which converts it back to conventional positive EM energy.  Generally this is a dipole like a capacitor or a battery.  It's all about the switching.  You are still talking about conventional electrodynamics such as the Lorentz regauged Maxwell-Heaviside equations you find in college textbooks. That's not what I'm talking about!   I'm talking about the ORIGINAL Maxwell electrodynamics (permitting COP>1) coupled with general relativity and Dirac's negative energy and 'electron holes'.   Are you familiar with Bedini's COP > 1 systems ?  If you are not, it might be good to examine their operation.  They are free energy, and anyone can build them.

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Sorry, but this will never happen.
Maybe not, but how to we know anything without experiments?   


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 07, 2008, 06:24:52 PM
  @Ergo


   First off thanks for the inspiration we all need a kick in the ass sometimes.  Keep it coming.  Try this one on for size.  Say that by the same mechanism that creates a hurricane we create a hurricane on a relativistic level.  The energy of a hurricane comes from the low pressure area created by a vertical column of air which is driven by the temperature difference between the cold upper atmosphere and the warm ocean.  This is not a huge gradient,  just a few degrees per vertical meter.  The atoms of the atmosphere start to migrate towards this field gradient.  Of course this is an example of inertial change in a spinning inertial frame of reference, so the Coriolis force raises it's mighty head. (Frame dragging and you don't even need black hole gravity to do it.)    The air molecule currents apparently veer off lets say to the right in reference to the equator. So now there is a spin component to the currents trying to fill in the hole.  The spin around the low pressure area stores the energy of the low pressure gradient flow instead of just filling the hole.  This spin also protects the low pressure area in a sense so it can keep building in power.  TPU same thing but replace atom with electron- pressure with charge.  Hot to cold gradient with external circuit draw.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 07:42:44 PM
Are you familiar with Bedini's COP > 1 systems ?  If you are not, it might be good to examine their operation.
They are free energy, and anyone can build them.

OK, you show me one single Bedini motor being overunity confimed beyond doubt.
Some real proof this time. Not your own beliefs or hear saying. I talk about rock solid proof....

Well, there is none. Do you know why?
Simply because no Bedini motors is overunity.
There have been many replications but none have been successful.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 07:53:43 PM
I don't understand this  part. . . you seem to be ignoring the steepness of the gradient (dV/dT). Sharp gradients are already known to violate the second law of thermodynamics.  A square wave has a sharper gradient than a sine wave.

No, you don't understand me. The harmonic content is an expression on how sharp the square is compared to a sine wave.
Usually when comparing AC voltages, the regular square have a harmonic content ten times the sine wave.

But it still doesn't matter whether you use sine waves or square waves, it's still just voltage and current.
There is no magic going on when feeding square waves to a coil.
But I can understand people believing in this because it looks "mysterious".

Sharp gradients are already known to violate the second law of thermodynamics.
Here we go again. You show me one single proof on sharp gradients violating any thermodynamics law.
Hey, c'mon. Give a link to a real study in this matter that prove what you say.
Well, you can't because there is no such study. It would be a waste of time because there is nothing going on.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 08:12:41 PM
So why can't you make a magnetic potential rotate?
Yes, you can, if you use a mechanical force, like in a motor.
Apply the flux from rotating physical magnets on a shaft.

But if you apply current to your static wiring, the magnetic field will immediately
surround the wires and also be conducted throung the core if you chose to have one.
You cannot have it to rotate, it's being static in the same place as the wiring is wound.
Even if you have multiple coils wired onto the core, it's still static in each wiring.
It doesn't move. It couldn't move unless you could make the wiring jump around by itself.
Don't come and talk about frequencies and other pseudo scientific explanations.
Any waveform is immediately present when applied, there is no delay, no rotation.
It doesn't matter what you try. It will be static as long as the wiring is static.

There you have it. No rotating field is possible in a static coil or transformer.
If you still claim rotating fields is possible in a static unit (TPU) then you don't have a clue what you talking about.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 07, 2008, 08:47:56 PM
Ergo:  I appreciate your thoughts since you appear to be highly educated in conventional EM theory. . . but I feel like you are ignoring certain experimental facts, as well as the implications of quantum electrodynamics (broken symmetry, assymetrical reguaging, etc). There are have been many replications of Bedini motors with overunity using a two battery system.

Here is your reference :

As stated, strong gradients are an area already known and recognized to violate the second law of thermodynamics, and not much is known about them, either theoretically or experimentally. For confirmation, see Dilip Kondepudi and Illya Prigogine, Modern Thermodynamics: From Heat Engines to Dissipative Structures, Wiley, Revised and Corrected, 1999, p. 459.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: zerotensor on March 07, 2008, 08:57:32 PM
@ergo said:
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It doesn't move. It couldn't move unless you could make the wiring jump around by itself.
If a coil is made from a ferromagnetic material, then it can indeed jump around "by itself" when bathed in a magnetic field, and when currents oscillate.
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the magnetic field will immediately surround the wires and also be conducted throung the core if you chose to have one.
If the ferromagnetic core is also a loop of conducting wire, then we can create a curious situation wherein the magnetic flux and the electric flux are in parallel within the same material.  Also, the magnetization within the core material is neither linear nor instantaneous.  There is a hysteresis curve with a time dependence.  Folklore indicates that the TPU core vibrates and heats up, which is consistent with the notion that the wire itself is being driven mechanically.  Also, the hysteresis of the material would no doubt be subjected to some sort of wacky modulation.
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Any waveform is immediately present when applied, there is no delay, no rotation.
It doesn't matter what you try. It will be static as long as the wiring is static.
There is delay.  The maximum speed of electromagnetic interaction is the speed of light in vacuum, and is slower inside any dielectric.  When pulsing long lengths of wire with voltage, the speed of light within the material is significant.  The material properties of the wire (magnetization, velocity) are dynamic, not static.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 07, 2008, 10:09:24 PM
@Ergo

Here is an excerpt from wikipedia relating to rotating magnetic fields:

"A rotating magnetic field can be constructed using two orthogonal coils with 90 degrees phase difference in their AC currents. However, in practice such a system would be supplied through a three-wire arrangement with unequal currents. This inequality would cause serious problems in standardization of the conductor size and so, in order to overcome it, three-phase systems are used where the three currents are equal in magnitude and have 120 degrees phase difference. Three similar coils having mutual geometrical angles of 120 degrees will create the rotating magnetic field in this case. The ability of the three-phase system to create a rotating field, utilized in electric motors, is one of the main reasons why three-phase systems dominate the world's electrical power supply systems."

When the coils in an electric motor are pulsed in a certain sequence, a rotating magnetic field is created.  The TPU has control coils that are arranged in a similar fashion to that of an electric motor.  When these control coils are pulsed in the right order, a rotating magnetic field is generated.

You may argue that the coils are being rotated, but there are electric motors where the coils are stationary (static) and the permanent magnets are on the rotor.  The magnets cause the rotor to turn as they follow the rotating magnetic field generated by the coils.  Your statement about rotating magnetic fields in a static coil just proves how ignorant you are.  You should do more research before you post your opinions as facts.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 10:33:42 PM
I'm not ignorant. I'm still right. I told you the fields could not rotate in a static unit.
And they wont. This has nothing to do with three phase AC current.
The magnetic field will stay exactly where the winding is put, no matter how many phases you use.
It's not moving. Each phase applied will create its own field and each of these fields is stationary.
There is simply no movement. Ones a field is applied it is immediately present and it stays put until shut down.

In an electric motor, either the windings or the magnets will move, depending on the design topology.
The use of several phases in a motor is just to lower cogging and increase efficiency but it's not a necessity.

@Ergo

Here is an excerpt from wikipedia relating to rotating magnetic fields:

"A rotating magnetic field can be constructed using two orthogonal coils with 90 degrees phase difference in their AC currents. However, in practice such a system would be supplied through a three-wire arrangement with unequal currents. This inequality would cause serious problems in standardization of the conductor size and so, in order to overcome it, three-phase systems are used where the three currents are equal in magnitude and have 120 degrees phase difference. Three similar coils having mutual geometrical angles of 120 degrees will create the rotating magnetic field in this case. The ability of the three-phase system to create a rotating field, utilized in electric motors, is one of the main reasons why three-phase systems dominate the world's electrical power supply systems."

When the coils in an electric motor are pulsed in a certain sequence, a rotating magnetic field is created.  The TPU has control coils that are arranged in a similar fashion to that of an electric motor.  When these control coils are pulsed in the right order, a rotating magnetic field is generated.

You may argue that the coils are being rotated, but there are electric motors where the coils are stationary (static) and the permanent magnets are on the rotor.  The magnets cause the rotor to turn as they follow the rotating magnetic field generated by the coils.  Your statement about rotating magnetic fields in a static coil just proves how ignorant you are.  You should do more research before you post your opinions as facts.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 10:35:04 PM
Nothing you said made any sense....

@ergo said:
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It doesn't move. It couldn't move unless you could make the wiring jump around by itself.
If a coil is made from a ferromagnetic material, then it can indeed jump around "by itself" when bathed in a magnetic field, and when currents oscillate.
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the magnetic field will immediately surround the wires and also be conducted throung the core if you chose to have one.
If the ferromagnetic core is also a loop of conducting wire, then we can create a curious situation wherein the magnetic flux and the electric flux are in parallel within the same material.  Also, the magnetization within the core material is neither linear nor instantaneous.  There is a hysteresis curve with a time dependence.  Folklore indicates that the TPU core vibrates and heats up, which is consistent with the notion that the wire itself is being driven mechanically.  Also, the hysteresis of the material would no doubt be subjected to some sort of wacky modulation.
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Any waveform is immediately present when applied, there is no delay, no rotation.
It doesn't matter what you try. It will be static as long as the wiring is static.
There is delay.  The maximum speed of electromagnetic interaction is the speed of light in vacuum, and is slower inside any dielectric.  When pulsing long lengths of wire with voltage, the speed of light within the material is significant.  The material properties of the wire (magnetization, velocity) are dynamic, not static.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 10:43:54 PM
Sorry but this is not proof.
You show me a working Bedini motor. One that is 100% confirmed overunity by more than just one guy.
If you can do this I will reconsider the Bedini concept. Otherwise I stand to my point.

Regarding the confimation stuff, you'd better give me a straight link to the violation of the thermodynamics laws.
I don't have the patience or time look through this stuff right now. It's a very fuzzy reference.

Ergo:  I appreciate your thoughts since you appear to be highly educated in conventional EM theory. . . but I feel like you are ignoring certain experimental facts, as well as the implications of quantum electrodynamics (broken symmetry, assymetrical reguaging, etc). There are have been many replications of Bedini motors with overunity using a two battery system.

Here is your reference :

As stated, strong gradients are an area already known and recognized to violate the second law of thermodynamics, and not much is known about them, either theoretically or experimentally. For confirmation, see Dilip Kondepudi and Illya Prigogine, Modern Thermodynamics: From Heat Engines to Dissipative Structures, Wiley, Revised and Corrected, 1999, p. 459.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 07, 2008, 11:08:37 PM
@Ergo

When a power is first put into a wire, it jumps a little.  As an example, when you hook up a jumper cable to a car battery, the cable jumps a little.  Have you ever wondered why transformers vibrate?  It is because the wires move each time there is a major change in potential or polarity.  Also, the magnetic field is created as electrons move.  Electrons travel at the speed of light in a vacuum, and at lower speeds in a wire.  Therefore, it takes time for the electrons to migrate to the other end of a coil, which in turn causes a delay in the creation of the magnetic field coming from the end of the coil.  What this means is that the magnetic field does not instantly appear throughout the coil.  Also, did you know that a magnetic field is a vector?  In other words, it travels in a given direction, the direction of which may be warped or changed by another magnetic field.  If the north pole of a magnetic field from the end of one control coil is attracted towards the south pole of the magnetic field of the next, and so on, then the field will travel in a circle (a rotating magnetic field).  It is well documented that a rotating magnetic field may be generated using coils.  In fact the coils in an AC motor is actually a rotating magnetic field.  If you take out the permanent magnets, the coils will still generate a rotating magnetic field.  Just do a search on google for rotating magnetic fields, and you will find that there are documents and websites from universities, various companies, and even organizations such as IEEE, which talk about how to generate rotating magnetic fields using electromagnetic coils.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 07, 2008, 11:17:21 PM
@Ergo

As I said before, I don't want to argue with you anymore.  I have important research to do, and arguing with you is just wasting precious time.  I shall try to ignore you from now on.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 07, 2008, 11:43:51 PM
Transformers vibrate because the magnetic field is forcing the ferromagnetic core
to vibrate when being attracted to the induced AC field.

A cable jump because the field interact with the earths magnetic field.
But this interaction is so small that you can't notice it without special equipment unless
you run high currents through small wire. But then heating will cause most movement.
And there is no free energy to be harvested from this "jumping interacting"

You can have an alternating field split into several phases within a coil but you
cannot have a moving rotating field. I believe this is what you are trying to say.
Every induced field is stationary around each set of wires. The next phase will just alternate
the location of a newly formed field. But the field itself is not rotating, just alternating.
From an outside view it might look as it is rotating but this is just bad understanding.

And there is still no real proof what so ever on the things I asked for. Bedini and so on.
I guess this is telling the real truth.

OK, let's stop arguing and please continue the hunt for the holy graal. I wish you good luck.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 08, 2008, 12:03:29 AM
@Ergo:

If you are not willing to do the research, experiments, or reading, you are really on the wrong forum.  Extraordinary discoveries require open minds and hard work.  You are honestly wasting your time here.


@Drossen:

You were discussing speed of propagation of waves.  I find this subject very interesting.  Are you familiar with quantum tunneling?   

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In recent years, some physicists have conducted experiments in which faster-than-light (FTL) speeds were measured. On the other hand, Einstein's theory of special relativity gives light speed as the absolute speed limit for matter and information! If information is transmitted faster, then a host of strange effects can be produced, e.g. for some observers it looks like the information was received even before it was sent (how this comes about should be described in elementary literature on special relativity). This violation of causality is very worrysome, and thus special relativity's demand that neither matter nor information should move faster than light is a pretty fundamental one, not at all comparable to the objections some physicists had about faster-than-sound travel in the first half of this century.

So, has special relativity been disproved, now that FTL speeds have been measured? The first problem with this naive conclusion is that, while in special relativity neither information nor energy are allowed to be transmitted faster than light, but that certain velocities in connection with the phenomena of wave transmission may well excede light speed. For instance, the phase velocity of a wave or the group velocity of a wave packet are not in principle restricted below light speed.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: zerotensor on March 08, 2008, 01:00:23 AM
Nothing you said made any sense....

Well, if you liked that then you'll love this:

When a short pulse is sent down a wire, it takes time for the pulse to reach the other end, due to the finite propagation speed of light.  If the wire is wound on some topological surface, the associated magnetic field created by a short pulse will vary in time and space.  Consider a single pulse sent through a coil.  At one instant, a number of adjacent loops of the coil are energized, and a magnetic field appears there.  The next moment, the pulse has moved on a bit, and along with it, the magnetic field so induced has also moved. My point is that for long wires and short pulses there is a finite propagation speed which can give rise to an overall magnetic field that moves in space and time, and yes, it can even be made to rotate.  Introduce a core material which reacts with the applied field and you have some pretty rich dynamics.

Concerning the theory that the ferromagnetic and magnetostrictive properties of the core wire employed in the TPU are responsible for the generation of current in the device,  consider a single loop of iron wire.  Application of a current to the loop causes its radius to slightly decrease due to the magnetostrictive properties of iron.  If there is an external magnetic field present, the magnetic flux through the loop will decrease, and by Lenz's law, a current will be induced in the wire which opposes this change.  It can be arranged such that the induced current will be in the same direction as the initial current, resulting in an additive effect. A "kick", if you will...

This scenario is just a sketch, but if the wire itself is changing its shape / orientation in a vibratory manner, then the coil isn't really static anymore..  Perhaps this happens at a microscopic scale, or even at the scale of the domain lattice of the conductor itself.

Beware of the notion of instantaneity.  I'll concede a possible quantization of time at the Plank limit, but that leaves a whole lot of "room at the bottom" of the time scale as we watch the electromagnetic field fluctuate within our devices.  Claims such as "Ones a field is applied it is immediately present and it stays put until shut down." should be treated with some skepticism. There are underlying dynamics to the application and removal of the field itself;  sometimes you have to look at it in "slow motion" or adjust your reference frame to see what's going on.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 10, 2008, 05:14:13 PM
@Feynman

When I first saw your question, I did not think I knew what quantum tunneling was.  After doing a search, I found that I have heard of it, but just did not know what they called it.  I also find it interesting.

If you find wave propagation interesting, here is a few interesting points.  It is believed that radio waves travel at the speed of light in a vacuum.  The speed of light is 299,792,458 Meters/Second, which is approximately 983,571,057.9254742 Feet/Second.  In one nanosecond, a radio wave will travel 0.9835710579254742 Feet.  I work at Southwest Research Institute, in the Signal Exploitation and Geolocation Division, and propagation time is very important to us as we need to know this for the systems we develop.  Through experimentation, it is known that signals do indeed propagate approximately one foot every nanosecond, both in the air and in a wire, though there are differences in velocity dependant on the dielectric constant of the propagation medium.  It is also known that the magnetic field generated on a wire does travel perpendicular with the flow of electrons, but also follows the direction of the flow of electrons.  As an analogy, lets say that there is a train moving down a railroad track, if an object were shot perpendicularly away from the train while the train is moving, the object would start out traveling both in the direction of the train, and at the same time traveling away from the train perpendicularly.  In this analogy, the railroad track is the propagation medium, the train is the electric field, and the object being shot out is the magnetic field.  Here is a good Java applet representing the propagation of the electric and magnetic fields:

http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/ntnujava/index.php?topic=35 (http://www.phy.ntnu.edu.tw/ntnujava/index.php?topic=35)

@zerotensor

I agree with your statement about needing to look at it in slow motion, especially when propagation time maybe a few nanoseconds or less.

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 10, 2008, 08:54:51 PM
     @Fenyman

   Here is something to ponder,  I like your enthusiasm!  Say that the magnetic field is nothing more than a sign of the inertia of the charge carriers .Electricity is just flow of potential energy from one inertial field into another trying to balance inertia of the two fields.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 10, 2008, 09:26:37 PM
@sparks

I saw you posting these ideas before, and they are very original.  I'm sorry I can't make an educated comment because I don't understand inertial frames very well. . my broad understanding is that antiparticles are what let you put general relativity together with quantum electrodynamics.  And also magnetic fields are infinite potential energy because they are basically permanent dipoles pouring out seemingly static flux that came from virtual particle 'bubbling' (quantum foam, ala Wheeler). 

In your understanding, what do you consider charge carriers?  And also what inertia do you mean?  Would two magnets in close proximity be in the same inertial frame?  The last time I learned inertia it was with Newtonian mechanics. . Also, do you mean inertia of moving planetary bodies or inertia on a smaller (say, Planck) scale? 

Thanks,
all thoughts appreciated,
Feynman
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 10, 2008, 11:40:14 PM
@fenyman

      A charge carrier is the mass moving which has charge. In the electrical world we need to deal with everyday is the electron.  The inertia is just like any other mass inertia except that it carrys charge.  The permanent magnets are inertial frames we can pickup and move.  Same as picking up a car going 60 miles an hour  and a train going 90 miles an hour.   We can take the car and put it back down on the highway with it's inertia opposite the trains inertia or vice versa.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 11, 2008, 12:32:52 AM
@sparks
Thanks for the info.  Your descriptions of celestial bodies affecting magnetic inertial frames are fascinating, keep it up my friend. I wish I understood this better.

@all

So here's a little system I just designed.  The original idea is from GK, so he gets props.  I have added a different oscillator chip which has 1khz - 67Mhz frequency ability.  The chip also has rise time of 1ns, so it is VERY fast.  It is called the LTC6904 and it is the ferrari of oscillators.   Here is the design:

(http://img393.imageshack.us/img393/7250/reson4temr9.jpg)

You could have as many oscillators as you want because the I2C bus supports addressing.  One arduino board can control multiple oscillator chips, because each oscillator chip has a different address.
 
Now the cool thing is you can use this system to brute force resonant frequencies by having the Arduino monitor feedback while it 'scans' your TPU

-Feynman
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on March 15, 2008, 12:05:34 AM
ltns @all

@otto, robert, Giant, acer, and all

I should be back online any day now again, and I shall be building within a few weeks. Like I stated earlier, when I aquired the necessary tools, I would build, and I have put some money where my mouth was! I LOVE Ebay sometimes.

I am getting a B&K oscilloscope (100MHZ 4 channel), 2 function generators, true RMS voltmeters, digital variable Pwr supply, a field meter, breadboards, etc....

Within 2 weeks or so, I should have enough of my junk recieved to procede!!!!! YES!

SHOOT, I forgot a webcam for conferencing and vids....... hmmmm, I wonder whether the one built into my laptop will suffice?

@all

I will start writing more progs for electronics and update said thread here at overunity when I do. Good to be back.

Paul Andrulis
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jon on March 16, 2008, 05:38:02 AM
Feynman

Thanks for your post on the oscillator setup. I am working on almost the exact same thing, but yours is better. I will be posting all my results here: http://freeenergygroup.com/?page_id=6

I used the LTC1799 which ranges from 1Khz to 33Mhz. The problem is that my 6" TPU resonates at the very high end of its range so the pulse can't rise very high. Im now building a 18" TPU to better test with this circuit.
I have a desktop computer with a Java application that interfaces with an Atmel AtMega16 microcontroler to measure TPU output and control the three input frequencies.

The interface is not complete yet. I was going to use digital pots to control the oscillator but this LTC6904 connects directly to the microcontroller which is way better.

Thanks everyone for your input:)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: AbbaRue on March 16, 2008, 06:56:29 PM
Hello Feynman:
I'm interested in the LTC6904 chip, were do we get them and how much do they cost?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 16, 2008, 07:34:03 PM
@Abbarue

I got them at Digikey and they are $4.

Remember LTC6904 uses I2C  (two-wire) bus so you need something that speaks I2C.  The LTC6903 is the exact same thing except it uses SPI (four-wire) bus. I decided to use I2C because it has addressing, and one microcontroller can talk to many oscillators (I think).

Here is a site where someone has used an Arduino to speak I2C to a component.
http://www.nearfuturelaboratory.com/2007/01/11/arduino-and-twi/

@Jon

We should collaborate so we can standardize things a bit... did you write  a protocol to speak to the Atmel?   Maybe we should all write a common protocol.

@all

I also think you can take square wave output from LTC6904 and change to sine by running through a 6-pole analog  low pass filter.  Then you can amplify using either IRF840 MOSFETs or tubes (12AX7, 6L6). 

Be advised that Marco has said he cannot achieve certain TPU effects using digital oscillators.  He has recommended using tube-based Colpitts oscillators.  I am hoping we can 'scan' using digital equipment even if the actual power oscillators must be constructed using tubes.  This may simplify finding the right component and frequency values in a tube colpitts oscillator.  Or maybe we will get lucky and a digital waveform will produce interesting effects.



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on March 16, 2008, 09:45:40 PM
 
Be advised that Marco has said he cannot achieve certain TPU effects using digital oscillators.  He has recommended using tube-based Colpitts oscillators.  I am hoping we can 'scan' using digital equipment even if the actual power oscillators must be constructed using tubes.  This may simplify finding the right component and frequency values in a tube colpitts oscillator.  Or maybe we will get lucky and a digital waveform will produce interesting effects.


If you use a tank, make sure the frequency is not affected by the field around the torroid other then the feedback for frequency correction..
This is one of the reasons why the solid state devices fail.
The field induces tiny currents in and around all metallic objects and these influence it's operation characteristics.
Another solution is to use amplified light, or better said optical switching.

M.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jon on March 16, 2008, 10:36:27 PM
Feynman

RE: We should collaborate so we can standardize things a bit... did you write  a protocol to speak to the Atmel?   Maybe we should all write a common protocol.

I would really like to work on a communications standard that we can all share. Getting the computer talking to the microcontroler was a bit tricky. I would also like to make a standard board schematic that would use a micro controller and several oscillators.

I can post the micro controller code as well as the client Java application on my website but it is still in progress and won't be exactly the same as yours because I will be controlling digital resistors instead of the oscillators directly.

I will post the code here today: http://freeenergygroup.com/?page_id=13

As a quick overview the computer communicates with the atmel through the serial port. There are several commands like set channel a,b,c pulse width/frequency, set mode, get voltage and more. The mode allows the micro controller to perform a specific task. I have some modes that set io lines output frequency and pulse width for example.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 16, 2008, 11:26:05 PM
@Jon

Okay, that sounds perfect.  My draft protocol was also set / get based.   Don't worry, I'm sure your code is fine!  We can always revise things.  Oh also is your protocol binary or ASCII?

@Marco

Thanks for the info.  I just noticed what you mentioned today... the oscillation frequency on the high efficiency LED driver fluctuates wildly if bump the circuit or toroid, then it settles back to +- 3% of 20khz over the time domain (take 30 sec to a couple of mins to settle into a new oscillator orbit).






Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Jon on March 17, 2008, 12:56:32 AM
Feynman

The protocol is ASCI. Here are some examples:

getinfo;  returns the values of internal variables.
setfreq[char]; where [char (unsigned) is a number between 0-255] returns value as a confirmation. Not used any more.
setmul[char]; where [char (unsigned) is a number between 0-255] returns value as a confirmation. Multiplier value used to multiply variables to use values larger than 8bits.
set1offset[char]; is really for adjusting the first channel in different ways depending on the mode.
getvolts; returns an ascii numeric value from the internal ADC.
setmode[char]; sets the mode value. there are predefined modes like 8,16 and 32 bit frequency wave generators.

Perhaps a better approach would be to add commands for the variable size i.e.
setChannel1_8[char];
setChannel1_16[word];
setChannel1_32[int];
setChannel2_8[char];
...

then there could be a mode for the LTC6904 that would use the values assigned by setChannel1_32 for example.
 

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 17, 2008, 02:10:40 AM
       
           I'm thinking that the 7.3hz beat freq. is coming in at high freq. phase displacement.  So the kick pulse can go radiant real easy.  We got lots of microwave ovens around.   :)  I would think that the ionized gas tube oscillator or even a spark gap would respond in phase to the beat freq.  I'm a 60hz tech so what do I know?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: slapper on March 17, 2008, 05:02:03 AM
I'm a 60hz tech so what do I know?

That is quite alright sparks. Your still learning just like the majority of us. ;D

Could a physical displacement of a conductor, in a vibrational sense, allow for this phase displacement for setting up for the 7.3 beat.

The materials used and the structural shape of the TPUs have been curious to me. It's almost another way for him to tune his coil(s) if we throw in physical vibration.
So not only do we need to consider the L and C configurations but we have to consider tension on the coils if we were to include displacement of the wire. It seems to me that the construction of (the non-open ones at least) the TPUs allowed for the conductor coils to dimensionally vibrate and he could adjust this.

Please continue sparks. Thanks for good insights.

Take care.

nap
Title: Jack Durban's experience with Steve Marks Toroid Generator
Post by: sterlinga on March 17, 2008, 07:20:36 AM
A new development of note:

Jack Durban's experience with Steve Marks Toroid Generator (http://peswiki.com/index.php/Article:Jack_Durban's_experience_with_Steve_Marks_Toroid_Generator) - Former key associate in a non-mechanical technology that allegedly extracted copious free energy from the environment, is ready to tell all, after more than a decade of silence.  He says that the technology worked, but that Marks was less than honest in his business dealings. (PESWiki; March 16)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 17, 2008, 02:53:31 PM
@slapper

       Another insight. :)  AC motors on vfd drives sing.  Years ago I investigated this and thought that it was vibration from the external parts of the motor like the connection box or fan shroud.  What was happening was that the whole motor was vibrating at the carrier freq.  The shaft could be barely turning and the motor was just singing away.  The carrier freq was 4khz with a 0-60hz modulation on top of it.  I thought at the time how much power it would take for me to get 70-100 lbs of mass vibrating at 4khz and what an inefficient system this whole circuit really was.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: slapper on March 17, 2008, 03:46:49 PM
Hi sparks:

Thanks for the reply. I'm still trying to absorb the most recent events. It was like 3 hours after my post here and this spherics dude came in and set up another thread that pretty much explains how to achieve what you have been talking about for some time now: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4297.0/topicseen.html (http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4297.0/topicseen.html)

Then with in another couple of hours Sterling posts information on the Steven Mark insider dude, Jack Durban:
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Article:Jack_Durban's_experience_with_Steve_Marks_Toroid_Generator (http://peswiki.com/index.php/Article:Jack_Durban's_experience_with_Steve_Marks_Toroid_Generator)

A pretty interesting set of events and I think spherics only left a little for the imagination to play with.

wow.

Thanks again and take care.

nap
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 17, 2008, 04:00:47 PM
I'm a 60hz tech so what do I know?

That is quite alright sparks. Your still learning just like the majority of us. ;D

Could a physical displacement of a conductor, in a vibrational sense, allow for this phase displacement for setting up for the 7.3 beat.

The materials used and the structural shape of the TPUs have been curious to me. It's almost another way for him to tune his coil(s) if we throw in physical vibration.
So not only do we need to consider the L and C configurations but we have to consider tension on the coils if we were to include displacement of the wire. It seems to me that the construction of (the non-open ones at least) the TPUs allowed for the conductor coils to dimensionally vibrate and he could adjust this.

Please continue sparks. Thanks for good insights.

Take care.

nap

After 2 years here, I have witnessed alot of people grow or go. The accumulation of people that are on board at any one time has always intrigued me as to their stance on the project. We are a dynamic team and a virtual one at that too. Most are always very helpful in any ilk. Most commendable actions. Each of us come in with precepts that are either quickly dashed away or strengthened. I, myself, have so many 'Oh WOW' moments that I have lost track. The involvement with people from around the world proves that this type of commaderie does work. No meetings, no politics. Just good ole' fashion mental elbow grease.
Some, if not some one, are going to crack this and that is the goal. How it is let out will be the real battle. That is social engineering not any other type.

There are enough dedicated people here with varied enough backgrounds to get this.
I am pleased with the work I have seen done here and with the people I have had the pleasure of engineering with. We are close...

It has been mentioned that the TPU has a heat problem? Any commoner would know to try things to fix this.

Stay on track and let not the wolves bay at your door nor the sheep bleat failure.

--giantkiller. Ning?n hombre es una isla... ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: slapper on March 17, 2008, 05:22:08 PM
Thanks giantkiller:

Yes, I agree with what your saying. Although we may be a ways out from cracking this thing the roll out may not be that problematic if the powers to be allow the free flow of information on forums like this. If, for example, we can demonstrate working models and say start building units in perhaps a crude but collaborate way for our families, friends, and neighbors it would not take to much effort to convince some tool & die guys to build the hardware and some local pc board houses to build the electronics since they are pretty much in tune with what is going on out there; at least in my neck of the woods. I've dealt with these people over the decades and it would probably take someone like myself to present something like this to them before they would get involved.  I do not think I am unique and I can see where if one person fails to get a part going in a reasonable way someone else can motivate another shop to get it going. They'll take marginal financial risk to benefit themselves and others close to them and if they can make a few bucks, so much the better for them. Then I would imagine perhaps a 5kw unit on the store shelves at a wally-world near you for $199.95 proudly made in China will come along in short order. This is just one, somewhat shaky, scenario I can see happening once this thing gets cracked. It will be a true test to see what the powers to be are going to do. Publically presenting ideas and information with no strings attached is king. It establishes prior art in the public domain and makes it hard to take back once exposed.

Thank you and take care.

nap



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: neotheone on March 18, 2008, 12:44:04 PM
@ Ergo

Don't you get exhausted writing all those (negative, debunking) comments?

If you put all that energy (haha) in to expirimenting and contibute a little you would be a much happyer person!

@the rest

Keep up the good work!!!! I am new here and I am reading my eyes till they run to tired to see, i am quite new on the expirimenting part of free energy, but I am investigating it for over 3 years now. I made a newman motor, Bedini is next, i also am trying hydrogen concepts.

This TPU-ECD coil always intreaged me and made me currious on solid state generators.

I am learning as I go and am still absorbing information, since there is so much....

So again, keep up the good work, and don't let yourself be put out of the game by someone that THINKS he knows the things people learned him instead of figuring out himself.

Take care all!
Neo
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Drossen on March 18, 2008, 02:54:28 PM
I do not know if anyone has tried a Vackar oscillator, but they are very stable, and may provide better output than Colpitts oscillators.  Here is a link to a site that has some information about it:

http://www.qsl.net/va3diw/vackar.html (http://www.qsl.net/va3diw/vackar.html)

I do not know if this information helps anyone, but I thought I would at least mention it, as a Vackar oscillator may provide a cleaner, more stable signal.

Thank you,

Drossen
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Laserrod on March 19, 2008, 09:44:21 PM
To all forum Ergo fans,
Please understand time(cesium or lightspeed based) is worthless to OU pioneers here at this forum.
U should read about T W Barret's phase conjugation, Tesla Oscillator power shuttling and
also study photon entanglement instantaneous communication. Instant communication is possible, well as I see it, just faster than light speed. I found photon entanglement theory on the Web has been censored in favor of a lightspeed limit. ( if you keep searching you will find instantaneous com. true)
So, doesn't that prove to you that some people don't want you to believe what seems impossible; is really true?

Everything is clocked/advances to our environment(Aether powers the order of MASS) so things happen while our mass(body's) are at rest and we detect no progression of time.
(cesium clocks, etc...)
Wrap you brain around these facts, see the (logic)truth!

Think negative, you will be the Status Quo.

You should also believe alien technology is being used on earth now.

@ Erfinder,
I respect what you post, no argument from me, keep posting man!
Babyspoonfulls of data motivate me.

I have 50 years of experience on powering earth's environment but have not done much homework/doing hardware experiments with power transfer ratio.
My goal for the last 3 years has been to find the sweatspot in harvesting human energy.
choices:
Oil (death, wars, pollution, narrowminded selfishness)

Spark radiant collection (E. Gray)

Resonance voltage gain(Tesla)

Permanent magnets (Flynn,others)

H2O fracturing(perfect retrofit for billions of modern fossil engines)

Nuclear (way to expensive/polluting, bomb/genocide threat  )

Solar (doesn't work without sun)

Geothermal (I invented a engine using temp. diff. between water from underground pipes and Attic/roof radiators to heat/cool buildings located globally anywhere but too bulky, expensive, needs process and material development) Any investors out there?

Biofuels (stupid but drinking beer is cool)

Whatever else form of energy I left out here.

Seems like a electrical current cohort coil wins hands down.
Thinking plasma switching exition to self inductors under a microcontroller as the target device.
Spheric has motivated me to attempt a sweetspot device.

Cheers All!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 20, 2008, 01:57:24 AM
@Drossen

Thanks for the oscillator links, I will check it out when I start building my tube circuits  (hopefully this weekend).


@neo

Thank you for the kind words... we all believe in one thing, and that is infinite human potential.  And of course free energy.  Enough information is left out of textbooks to prove to me that there is massive indoctrination present in the education system (it was funded by the bankers, but that is another topic).   I agree completely with your feelings... 


@all
The greatest discoveries in human history have always come from outside the mainstream, from the inventors, the ordinary men and women who believed extraordinary things. 

Einstein failed mathematics in grade school.  When he graduated, no one would hire him. He was unemployed for two years until he found a job at the patent office.  He was passed over for promotions.  He had no contact with the physics community.   But he sent his papers to leading German physics journals, and they were published... but most physicists rejected them. Many thought they were nonsense.  Einstein's postulation of Planck's quantum theory remained controversial for years.  No one believed him. . . but now we know Einstein right.  A German patent clerk who failed math, and couldn't find a job, proved the world was wrong.


"Education is what remains after one has forgotten everything he learned in school."
-Albert Einstein

"Great spirits have often encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds."

-Albert Einstein


Tesla dropped out of school.  Twice.   First when he grew bored, the second when his father died.   Tesla was often sick and suffered flashbacks.  He worked for Edison until he was denied  a raise.  Then Tesla quit... and dug ditches for a living.   He later formed his own company and was one of the earliest to discover X-rays.  He discovered wireless power transmission.  He was also first to invent the radio, but was denied this patent and passed over for the Nobel prize.  Later, Telsa built a huge wireless power transmission facility called Wardenclyffe Tower, using funds obtained from JP Morgan.  But Morgan pulled the plug when he realized Telsa was going to give the power away for free.   And of course, Tesla was then mercilessly ridiculed in the press, for building such an impossible, ridiculous project.  He died in poverty. 


?Let the future tell the truth, and evaluate each one according to his work and accomplishments. The present is theirs; the future, for which I have really worked, is mine.?

-Nikola Tesla

"Humanity is not yet sufficiently advanced to be willingly led by the discover's keen searching sense. But who knows? Perhaps it is better in this present world of ours that a revolutionary idea or invention instead of being helped and patted, be hampered and ill-treated in its adolescence ? by want of means, by selfish interest, pedantry, stupidity and ignorance; that it be attacked and stifled; that it pass through bitter trials and tribulations, through the heartless strife of commercial existence. So do we get our light. So all that was great in the past was ridiculed, condemned, combated, suppressed ? only to emerge all the more powerfully, all the more triumphantly from the struggle."
-Nikola Tesla



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 20, 2008, 04:20:19 PM
Hear ye, hear ye, one and all,

These prior posts here are the meat of what makes real pioneers of men.
The adventure is only made by forward steps and away from progression into tirades of the minds of the status quo.

Yesterday's noise is but an echo of those who bellow uselessly and without focus,
Tomorrow's news is today's choices. Let those decisions be made by us! ;)

To talk intelligentally links commadarie,
To spew babble breeds confusion.

May you all make great progress in your seperate steps and in lock step with like kind.

--giantkiller. 'nuff said.

p.s. I have a good friend at http://www.bisque.com/. This company firmly believes in astronomy and have fought the good fight to get where they are. The system, in my mind,  watches high frequency smoke trails as with any other astronomical system. When I read where Telsa said that 'a flick of a match can be seen at both ends of the universe' I had a pivotal mind change about energy and frequencies. I then watched Fred Wolfe and he also reported the findings of instaneous change across vast distances. Wow. Wrap your mind around that and your home but very far from your starting point. In the movie 'What the bleep' and 'Down the rabbit hole' They talk about thought energy changing things inside and outside yourself. Stay focused. Avoid the noise. Take necessary breaks. This great technology has taken too many down with it. Be not another victim.

@Laserrod,
In your avatar I see the Green plasma band. Did you know that is the same energy that David Hamel saw around his first steel drum unit before it shot up into the sky? It lit up the inside of the barn.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on March 20, 2008, 06:52:34 PM
    @gk


       The tpu is but a smoke ring in the aether.  It's progression across the aether maintaining it's mass.. We just need to stand it's shadow and observe.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: slapper on March 21, 2008, 06:05:35 AM
@slapper

       Another insight. :)  AC motors on vfd drives sing.  Years ago I investigated this and thought that it was vibration from the external parts of the motor like the connection box or fan shroud.  What was happening was that the whole motor was vibrating at the carrier freq.  The shaft could be barely turning and the motor was just singing away.  The carrier freq was 4khz with a 0-60hz modulation on top of it.  I thought at the time how much power it would take for me to get 70-100 lbs of mass vibrating at 4khz and what an inefficient system this whole circuit really was.

When designing circuits I have tried to avoid anomalous resonance. Now I am finding it hard to make a fricken wire vibrate.

(http://www.phonecotech.com/OverU/VibWire.gif)

I am looking into this because I think it may have something to do with how the TPU performs. Vibration seems to be brought up a lot in the Videos.

Might explain why the thing fails. James Randi - bending a spoon till it breaks apart:

(http://www.phonecotech.com/OverU/AmazingRandi.gif)

But, what do I know. I am just a phone guy.  ;D

Take care.

nap
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on March 22, 2008, 08:00:34 PM
Hello all and Otto - just stoped in to say HI and see how things are going.  I see another kink got a new thread LOL . Otto any progress?  I got my Laten jars made and looking at 500.000 voltas hehehe now if I can do something with them  :o  the plates on the coil is seaming to keep the flux path densaty together as EAS said it might do. strong static path that is uncontrolable when the volta get up there so I keep them small so not to blow crap up. It;s some what like a metrone when running the timeing sets it;s self. look at the Shumans coil and how the thing is wraped on the web site that gives the daily forcast of resonance.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Denys on March 25, 2008, 11:19:33 AM
sorry to post before i finish reading all the posts, but one day i am reading and there are 92 pages and now there are just 35... ?
Keep up the good work.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on March 29, 2008, 02:02:21 AM
Guys, I am going to start under the assumption that the small 6" unit as demonstrated in the SM video is battery powered. Now that I have my equipment, and a selection of parts, I have started designing my power input frequency driver units. Using the 555, I have come across a couple of interesting designs. Two of them are stable at 50% duty cycle (adjustment easy, as it maintains 50% duty with all adjustment, though frequency somewhat narrow.), and one of the two can output the full max of the 555 IC, and vary from approx  2% to 98% duty cycle! (pretty cool, though a pain in the keaster to adjust.) 

The constant 50% is somewhat narrow band, (approx 30 khz to 70khz with my current setup), though it does provide output above and below the ranges listed they vary in duty cycle. There is something I missed in the design, and will try to correct this. It may be the general purpose NPN I used in the circuit.

I intend to make three stable testing Astable driving circuits, 1khz - 500khz (maybe 3mhz if I use LM555c cmos) before building a coil (prob based upon otto's design):

1. Short duty cycle, variable frequency.
2. Long duty cycle, variable frequency.
3. Constant 50% duty cycle, variable frequency.

@Feynman

I checked out the specs for the IRF840 you advised, liked the ratings, and have bought 10 of them off ebay to try them out. Thx for the heads-up.

@all

If anyone wants the 555 circuit schematics, let me know, and I can draw and post them. Right now, I have observed some truly WIERD effects on my scope through an air core 22ga magnet wire coil with one of my test circuits direct driving the coil. Waveforms like I have never seen before. Want to talk about Kicks??????? Want to talk about PURE RESONANT DC SINES, with a single pulsed DC input???? :) WANT TO TALK ABOUT  (apparent not proven, though the sines were going below signal ground) MIXED A.C. AND D.C., with a single pulsed DC input??

Some of this I do not know yet what to think, but I am making the fleas jump off of my head with the heat generated. ;D I think this effect might well be a missing link  to the TPU puzzle.


Paul Andrulis
pauldude000
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on March 29, 2008, 02:16:17 AM
Thanks Paul

I think your plan sounds good.   If you want to go with 555s I recommend the National Semiconductor (LMC) versions from Digikey.  They are the same price and they are much more accurate chips.  Also make sure your timing capacitor is precision tolerance, because this can cause loss of accuracy. Also I wrote a program to calculate the frequency and duty cycle for the standard astable 555 circuit setup.  I posted the program and source code here: 

http://feynmanslab.blogspot.com/2008/03/555-design.html

There are other 555 circuit configurations that may be better, but I like that one for a reference design.  It's good for testing how close you are to the expected frequency, whether your 555 works, etc.

Also, if you really want to do things right, grab a used frequency counter off ebay, because the 555s tend to drift a bit depending on the tolerances of your components (the capacitor C, R1, and R2).  It's nice to know what frequency you are operating at.  This is not of course necessary, but I have found it helps me.


And last, if you find you are burning out the IRF840s,  you can try going analog by using 12AX7 (or other) tubes instead. Marco swears by the analog gear, so I must point it out as a path forward.

EDIT:

Definitely post those scope traces!  I'd be interested in seeing them.  Also if you do post, plz include the schematic and your C, R1 and R2.  Thanks!  - Feynman.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on April 01, 2008, 09:33:21 AM
@all interested in 555 schematics...

I have two ready. Both are 50% duty cycle. However both are unique.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/555ContDuty.jpg)

This  one uses a transistor and two diodes in the timing circuit to maintain 50% duty cycle. Only one pot to adjust, however the frequency range is rather limited at 50%. (around 70khz.)

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/555FullRange.jpg)

This one is anything but limited. Full range of 1hz to 500khz... However duty cycle ranges from 50% to 52%. Try the transistor/diode above in this circuit maybe, for exact 50%?

I have not built this one yet, as I worked out the calculations with "555 Timer 4.01" tonight, then drew up the schematic. I'll post if I try the transistor/diode combo.

I will post the short and long duty cycle schematics as I am able, as I am not sure of the results, and want to build the circuits before posting.

Paul












 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on April 01, 2008, 09:53:39 AM
Hello all,

@Paul

500kHz is a low frequeny  (I tried this). We need a higher frequency. In the low MHz range.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on April 01, 2008, 10:54:59 AM
Hello all,

you all know that Im following DFROs 2 posts and saw that this 2 posts are veeeeery relevant for my work.

He mentiones to use 555 timers, mosfet drivers to make


              1 TO 4 SETS OF VERY FAST ON-TIME PULSES.....

this sets of pulses sounds familiar??? Stanly Meyer used sets of pulses. I dont remember that somewone used sets of pulses.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on April 01, 2008, 04:49:41 PM
The www.Linear.com  (http://www.Linear.com) LT6904 goes to 68Mhz. Get the quickeval as a sample. The DC590b usb hooks to the PC and the DC726A-B. Use software to spin the freqs. It works. Ask for sample.
I have two now for free. I will get the protocol from linear and find out how to drive three from a pc.
http://www.linear.com/pc/downloadDocument.do?navId=H0,C1,C1010,C1784,C1096,P2416,D25439

This is, of course, if you want to play instead of work. :D

I got PIC and ATMEL environments coming also. $100.00 and $40.00 respectively.

--giantkiller. Gentlemen, pulse your driver stage...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on April 02, 2008, 09:47:26 AM
Hello all,

@Paul

500kHz is a low frequeny  (I tried this). We need a higher frequency. In the low MHz range.

Otto



 ;D is 4.12 Mhz better? I can't believe I managed to kick a 555 into doing it, But I have officially overclocked the heck out of one! I took some pics to prove it. (Have you ever used a laptop webcam to take pics? Serious keaster pain.)

First pic is the breadboarded 555 circuit. Basically the transistor/2diode circuit posted earlier. However, I changed some component values.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/55541bread.jpg)


Second pic is a frequency reading.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/5541freqreading.jpg)

Third pic is where I managed to tweak a few more khz out.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/555412tweaked10k.jpg)

The Final pic is the waveform at 4.121 Mhz on my scope at 50ns 1v/div.

(http://www.geocities.com/pauldude000/images/555412scope.jpg)

For square wave, it is terrible. For pulsed frequency, I guess it would work.

Paul







Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on April 02, 2008, 10:13:35 AM
Hello all,

@Paul

its OK. Dont worry about the signals, they are OK but why is everybody building square wave oscillators  when we need SINE WAVES???

DFRO said to use 1 to 4 sets of pulses,  "packets" of pulses or "trains" of pulses or......just look at Stanley Meyer. In such a case of pulsing our coils we have a few pulses pushing our particles and then follows a stop - break and again we have pulses.......in such a case our MOSFETs are not all the time ON and this means that they are not sooo hot....

Then DFRO said to use a 9V battery for the power supply and RISE this voltage with diodes and caps...

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Feynman on April 02, 2008, 04:11:03 PM
@otto

Square waves have sharp gradients (in Bearden's theory this may be important).   Also you can convert a square wave to a sine wave with a 6-pole analog low pass filter.


@pauldude

Nice overclock of the 555! 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: altium on April 03, 2008, 09:02:43 PM
Dear sirs, Giantkiller and Otto, would share a MHz range working diagram with me?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on April 04, 2008, 12:15:56 AM
@feynman, & all interested in 555 circuits...

Do not get me wrong, but I am using a TS555CN (CMOS. ST datasheet 2.7 Mhz Max Astable Frequency.). I will try the circuit to see results on an NE555 or LM555 in this config later.

For those wanting to experiment with overclocking, I have managed to eek out 4.9mhz maximum now. I have some specs.

ACTUAL resistances:  

4.12 above: fixed resistor 694 Ohms (690ohm rated metal film); variable 50k trimmer pot.
4.9 max: fixed resistor 248 (as rated metal film) Ohm; same 50K variable trimmer.

Timing Capacitance (AS Rated as my LC tester will not test accurately below 10pf):

2.7pf ceramic (ceramic is what I have right now, for those puritans :) )

Diodes:

1n4001 (i think) small signal switching

Transistor:

2N4401 NPN General purpose switching

555 timer IC:

ST electronics TS555CN, comparable to the LM555C

Have fun!


Paul
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on April 04, 2008, 06:22:41 AM
Hello all,

@altium

sorry, I dont have oscillators in the MHz range. My SS crap is working at the highest frequency of around 500kHz with a very bad output signal. Just look what the fantastic people here are doing - a veeeery nice job with SS oscillators.

When I rised the voltage from my power supply from 12V to 50V or more I saw that I need a higher frequency of my pulses to keep the current from my power supply in "control", to say so.
As I burned all of my MOSFETs - over 100 - I started to build my tube oscillators but then I got in trouble with some problems at home and so the tubes have to wait until I solve my problems. I will be back at my workbench next month, I hope.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pauldude000 on April 10, 2008, 02:45:53 AM
@all

Guys, I am as serious as the day is long. I need some TPU and electronics heavyweights to check out something of mine. I have started a new thread "The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)" here at overunity. Check my logic, and if it raises the hairs on the back of your neck, like the realizations did to me..........

I didn't want to post it here, as it does not really belong here, so I started a new thread.

Paul
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on April 11, 2008, 07:49:44 PM
Dear sirs, Giantkiller and Otto, would share a MHz range working diagram with me?


I took Feynman's posts and went and got the Linear LTC6904 ic on the DC726A-B I2c boards as samples, 2 of them. I also got the DC590A USB board as a sample.
Yep, we got 68mhz. I got it for free. You can too.

http://www.linear.com/pc/productDetail.jsp?navId=H0,C1,C1010,C1784,C1096,P2416
http://www.linear.com/pc/downloadDocument.do?navId=H0,C1,C1010,C1784,C1096,P2416,D25439
http://www.linear.com/pc/productDetail.jsp?navId=H0,C1,C1154,C1284,P60162

--giantkiller. Shweet.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Spider on May 15, 2008, 01:30:27 PM
Hello all,

It took me more than 8 days to read this thread and its predecessor.
First of all it made me clear that I am still a ?PC Hero? :)

I think I finally have some more understanding of what all you builders have achieved until now, my great respect for that. I think it is hard work.

While reading, some questions popped into my mind I would like to share:

Is there another obscure oscillation in the tpu,
the up and down movement of the rotating magnetic field?

I made a little animation, down below.


How come that al builders who had amazing results, had tpus with HEIGHT?
ECD, elevated mobius,GK?

How come a rotating magnetic field doesn?t fly out of the tpu?

What is keeping the field in the tpu? An internal or an external force?

For the rotating field, is the outside of the tpu , denser then the inside?

When this oscillation hits resonance, is this the BIG KABOEM?

Does the combination of rotation and translation create washboard?

Would this give meaning to the nessecity for 3 stacked collectors.

Could this happen in a TV?

Passing magnetic field over many tiny wires many many times??


And many more, but this for now?.


Greetings Rene
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on May 15, 2008, 02:19:54 PM
Hello all,

@spider

maybe I can help a LITTLE.

First I have to say that Im not good in theory but......

With a ECD TPU you can light a 100W bulb. With good oscillators and a good power supply. But there was soooooo a heating of the coils!! Only a few minutes and they are burned. In the most cases because of the high voltage.

It was my idea and I had to leave it because the coils - NOT wound "all around", overheating...

Then I made a ECD TPU with a Rodin coil collector or something like this. I saw a really big magnetic field. From this TPU I learned something:

the particles are "lazy". To say it better, they have inertia. You need a force to give them the first "move". When they start up to rotate they accelerate to a level and then - nothing. Everything depends on the frequency used.

We all are only pulsating our coils, nothing more. You can do so until your an veeery old man. Nothing happens. You can have nice kicks, a nice light.......thats NOT IT.

What we need is a TPU that has ....hmmmm.....how to say it, coils wound with a few sharp edges.

Just an example: the TV deflection coil has 4 layers (the outer coil) wound from left to right around a core and then straight to the start of this coil for the next layer.

Also the tesla patent, mentioned in this forum, has also layers, 4 of them, the most people doesnt know this.

Why the layers?

As said, the particles are lazy. When we pulse such a coil the particles are "released" from the copper. They join much easier the swirling particles in our "tornado". In such a way we have a big magnetic field.

I saw this with my Rodin coil collector.

In the TPU there is a left - right movement and an up - down movement. There are a lot of movements. This IS the reason I would never try to figure out how a TPU works. Its complicated for my little brain.

Height is one of the most important factors. There is a rotating field, there is capacitance in the coils and there must be a distance between the coils so the particles can swirl around the toroid without a limitation.

No, the big bang is not ONLY from resonance. There is another factor: the voltage from your power supply. Of course not to forget the coils, the capacitance of the coils the.......my God, a lot of factors.

We can have a TPU with 2 collectors.  My worst disaster I had with a ECD TPU with 2 collectors and 3 or 4 control coils. I will better forget my "success".

It could easily happen in a TV in the old days with tubes. This IS the reason I grabbed 3 deflection coils and looked how they are wound, measured them,pulsed them in a wrong way....with 12V from my power supply....

Otto

More then enough for today.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on May 15, 2008, 02:21:03 PM
great diagram but you need to take the ring in the middle and make it bumpy or polar.  ^ ^ ^ ^ :)  Then give it rotation. 8)  Thanks for the work. :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Spider on May 15, 2008, 03:16:07 PM
Hi,

@otto, thank you for your reply, made things much clearer for me.
My mind is also not so big thats why I make these little drawings sometimes.
It is nice to have a place like this to share thoughts..

I saw the whole Rodin video some time ago, amazing theory....I read he live in Europe now somewhere.

@sparks, also thank you,

I make little drawings in Paint, not the best for 3D. Still looking for something better...

You are right about the middle one. It would have to be wound so that the flux passing in nanoseconds would create just the right effect. I think just a spike and not to much current for the rotation to loose to much momentum. The rotation and up-and-down have to be controled separately i think. Both really fast tho.

Many more ideas but first have to install the new dishwasher.....

Greetings Rene



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: zerotensor on May 16, 2008, 07:26:13 AM
Since "vibration" has been brought up, I thought I'd share with you a concept that keeps occurring to me as I read over the TPU discussions:  Delay Line Memory.  Google it.  Keep in mind that iron itself has magnetostrictive properties, so it should be possible to get a similar effect without any piezo-transducers.  (no good for bits but maybe fine as an electron pump).  Spherics in his thread mentioned that SM used a coil of iron as a delay line, and that it had to be tuned to a certain length.  The magneto-acoustic pulse could be the "squeezing of the water hose" as in the analogy attributed to SM.  Might explain the vibration and heating, as well as the frequency of the ripple on the output (in the audio range)...  A classic delay line memory uses torsional waves on a wire.

Cheers,

zt
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Spider on May 16, 2008, 02:13:41 PM
@sparks, otto and the rest,

So I dumped Paint and found a nice animation program.

It took my brain a few nanoseconds to learn the software but I am pleased with the result so far.

Here is the idea in a better version.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get60

It plays well in a player that can loop.

Maybe I"ll do the spherics design too..And I am open for requests, ani's I mean..

Greetings Rene

At least I have a new hobby now..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on May 16, 2008, 02:20:23 PM
@Spider

  I only have paint to work with also.

@ Otto

  From what is posted below you can see that I like tubes also ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on May 19, 2008, 07:45:45 AM
Hello all,

@Spider

nice animation. Not only nice! This remembers me on the times of my ECD.

I had 4 coils like in the drawing but ONLY ON THE TOP COLLECTOR, connected in series. Each coil pulsed with 1 frequency. The 4th coil got all the "soup" from the previous coils.

The collectors connected in a Mobius way. Effect same as in the animation.

Runaway like in the "book". Everything blown.

I see youre playing with ECD coils. Dont connect your scope probe to this coils. The scpoe probe should be NEAR the coils. When you see a pumping effect on your power supply then STOP!!!
Youre then a few Hertz away from a runaway. This pumping is at a frequency of 5 - 10Hz.

This hobby I have now for 2 years or more?
I dont care whos the first, about money or ......I HAVE A LOT OF FUN!!! Its really a hobby for me, nothing else.


@Sparks

yes, tubes. Your picture - yes, something like that. I didnt try it so I dont want to say good or bad but...there is "something". The high voltage from the "tube" is good. No, no comment.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Spider on May 21, 2008, 05:50:02 PM
@Spider

  I only have paint to work with also.


www.anim8or.com

Maybe you will like this? its free.

greetings rene
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: reftbird1 on June 07, 2008, 01:44:27 AM
TechTV before it became G4TV had a show about "Submerge Your Computer" 

See:
http://www.g4tv.com/techtvvault/features/37083/Submerge_Your_Computer.html

Hydrofluoroether (HFE) produced by 3M

Useful links
For more information about HFE, click on the links below.

?   3M Novec Engineered Fluids Varieties of HFE available.

?   Application information: 3M HFE-7100 HFE-7100 data sheet. (PDF file)

?   Reducing Emissions of PFC Heat Transfer Fluids Paper that examines emissions issues and HFE. (PDF file)

?   Using Segregated HFEs as Heat Transfer Fluids, Chemical Processing, February 2001Good overview article of HFE.

At the time the price was about $60.00 a gal.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pheffler on June 27, 2008, 09:55:44 PM
just a thought.

crystals can be grown when you hit certain  magic g force number.
can you use this idea in conjuction to your freqency discoveries?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: starcruiser on June 27, 2008, 10:47:57 PM
@Spider,

This all is reminding me of an induction generator. fixed coils and a rotating field, the TPU is nothing more than that except for no moving parts.

Has anyone tried partially overlapping pulsing coils, four of them connected in series (one set of them 180 from each other), this would be two sets?

Use a 555 timer with a 50% duty cycle and use a driver config where the negative cycle is flipped to a positive pulse?

just a few thoughts...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication ! Ok I wanna start building now.
Post by: Fuse_box41 on July 03, 2008, 04:49:31 AM
Hi Im Bill. I'm new here. I'm 38, male from Florida. First of all I'd like to say "Great Job" to those who have been working so hard on the TPU. I never imagined it would get even this far back when I first saw the video. I am impressed by the whole Open Source Energy Project. It's about time someone stepped up to the plate. Thank you everyone for all your hard work. And this is coming from a good ol' southern boy with a little electronics knowledge and alot of concern for the way our world is headed.

I have worked on BEAM Robotics and some analog control circuitry projects made with digital IC's. I have been experimenting with electronics for about 12 years on and off.

Been reading the board for about 3 days to try and get an idea of how to start building the TPU. I saw the original video quite some time ago on the internet somehwere (youtube?) anyways, I've been wanting to experiment with this device ever since I first heard of it.

I used to play around with a circuit called the "POD Power On Demand Circuit". It's on the JLN Labs site somewhere. It used a steel core which was then surrounded by permanent magnets to create an (opposing field?). That fixture was then wrapped with about 150 turns of .22 wire which was then fed with square pulses of about 40 khz. It generated 150 volt negative spikes with the permanent magnets and about 50 volt without. I still have my coil around here somewhere. lol. Maybe I'll hook it up again for old times sake. Maybe I will try to reverse engineer it or convert it for use with the TPU. It had some weird connections so I would have to look at it again.

I could never figure out how to convert the spikes in the POD circuit because I with thinking about trying to manipulate it via capacitance but I see now by studying the TPU that I was missing some vital components. Like the circular copper core. And the three input pulses/coils. I also see how it is possible for conversion to happen in the TPU via the parallel setup (by being fed back into the loop and using the inductors to re-capture it). To me it looks like a big open feedback loop that you can hook a load into.

So right now I'm cleaning up my computer room and Im going to start building. I'm starting at the beginning. I dont have much equipment to work with but I think I can at least get started on the first few steps. I need an oscilloscope bad. I have an old radio shack probe scope that I can hook to my PC but that will not do the trick. I need a real scope. And I need a couple of analog meters. All I have is a digital meter. The big yellow one from radio shack. Lol everythings from radio shack, except some chips and solar cells I got from mouser and solarbotics. I was thinking the TPU could maybe be converted to solar startup eventually.

So I've read and read and read and now I'm ready to slowly start building. I'll keep you guys posted and try to document as much as I can. I have a video camera so that might be a good solution for that problem. I apologize for my video etiquette in advance. lol. Yea.




 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on July 03, 2008, 05:50:57 AM
Hello all,

@Bill

welcome on board here.

You need 3 oscillators, a scope, a lot of wires ......lot of time.....a mind that is open for new knowledge....

As said, welcome.

Otto

PS: we are here to help and share our results
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Fuse_box41 on July 08, 2008, 03:37:07 AM
Im working on my oscillator set up now. I'm going to start basic. I havent experimented in a long time though so I have to relearn some basics. I have a few problems Im working on right now. I want to experiment with different oscillator set ups. I want to set up a cascaded oscillator but not sure which 74 chip I want to use. I have 74hc14, 74hc240, 74hc244, and some others. I would have to rummage and organize to see what else I have.

I've already set up my first 555 oscillator just to play and experiment around with but I need a wider frequency range. researching that now. It's almost like I have to start at the beginning again. I haven't experimented in a long time. :-)

Is there somewhere you guys keep all your circuit schematics? Like a group download page or something with schematics and mechanical diagrams? I would like to rummage through them if that's ok.

Bill
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: z.monkey on July 08, 2008, 04:03:35 AM
Howdy Y'all,

You know you could drive this whole thing with one PIC processor.  Tie some Darlington transistors to a few GPIOs. The collector of each Darlington transistor is tied to a field coil of the TPU.  Use an interrupt routine to set the time base and then rotate the bits where the Darlingtons are attached.  This way you can control the frequency and pulse duration with the code in the interrupt routine very precisely.  Of course you are going to have to learn assembly language to do this.  But this is a small price to pay to avoid dealing with those archaic 555 timers.  The TPU device is very intriguing to me.  I have been reading the TPU forums for quite a while.  I am a little busy with other projects right now, but eventually I would like to try and take a stab at a TPU project.

Blessed Be Brothers...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on July 08, 2008, 11:52:55 AM
Hello all,

@Bill

welcome on board here.

You need 3 oscillators, a scope, a lot of wires ......lot of time.....a mind that is open for new knowledge....

As said, welcome.

Otto

PS: we are here to help and share our results

You do not need 3 oscillators if you decide to use a microchip.
This microchip is clocked by a crystal and the code decides what happens next.
I agree with z.monkey to stay away from 555 timers as far as possible.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 08, 2008, 05:49:21 PM
Start with a 18" 1/4 diam. stick.
You will tape a compass to it, or a scope probe, or a magnet.
Or get a canary.

Why?
No doubt you'll want to touch the beast. It's moody. Need I say more?

And if you can't do assembly then try xr2206 chips. More stable .01hz to 1Mhz. Altho obsolete still alot of inventory. Futurlec.com.

--giantkiller. ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on December 10, 2008, 06:19:08 PM
"I made more electricity with steel than I ever made with copper."
Edward Leedskalnin, creator of Coral Castle.

I did his steel experiment and I win.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Antimon on December 11, 2008, 03:36:35 AM
When I look at Stevens smallest devices, there can't be much electronics in there. I think he used the simplest version to get high voltage. BackEMF from low inductance coils. Thats the key...


A.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on December 11, 2008, 03:48:37 AM
"I made more electricity with steel than I ever made with copper."
Edward Leedskalnin, creator of Coral Castle.

I did his steel experiment and I win.

--giantkiller.

this is why im useing a mot........lol!!

it is biased to the core......

hummmm... ;)

ist!


00OOoo  its all1 wire too .....  maybe  there is an interferience pattern set up in the wire........ ;D

kinda reminds me of this post i made long ago....  ;)     http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.720.html

    
Re: Lords of the Ring
« Reply #727 on: March 30, 2007, 10:57:29 PM »
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on December 14, 2008, 11:49:42 AM
When I look at Stevens smallest devices, there can't be much electronics in there. I think he used the simplest version to get high voltage. BackEMF from low inductance coils. Thats the key...


A.

This has not gone unoticed and is probably the biggest clue of all about how it works!

Hoppy
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on December 14, 2008, 04:29:51 PM
Low Inductance = low 'BackEMF'.

If he was going for 'BackEMF' I would think all units would have weighed a great deal because of huge amounts of wire and heavy cores.

None appear to weight much at all.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on December 14, 2008, 04:56:01 PM
Low Inductance = low 'BackEMF'.

If he was going for 'BackEMF' I would think all units would have weighed a great deal because of huge amounts of wire and heavy cores.

None appear to weight much at all.



low inductance and a choke will return tonnes when run fast....

from an aa battery you can draw 26 amps at .5 volts  :o  with almost a dead short .... hummmmm

and impose the returning kick to the source for output  8)  so you have 26 amps plus the imposed hv spikes lol   not 120v at many amp ;)

no way it will work like that eh?

ist!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hoppy on December 14, 2008, 08:14:55 PM
low inductance and a choke will return tonnes when run fast....

from an aa battery you can draw 26 amps at .5 volts  :o  with almost a dead short .... hummmmm

and impose the returning kick to the source for output  8)  so you have 26 amps plus the imposed hv spikes lol   not 120v at many amp ;)

no way it will work like that eh?

ist!


No way  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Antimon on December 14, 2008, 08:25:20 PM
Low Inductance = low 'BackEMF'.

If he was going for 'BackEMF' I would think all units would have weighed a great deal because of huge amounts of wire and heavy cores.

None appear to weight much at all.



Wrong. It depends on the switching speed. The faster you switch the higher the voltage. It works with low inductance coils. You have to switch in nanoseconds.

A.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on December 15, 2008, 07:32:10 AM
Wrong. It depends on the switching speed. The faster you switch the higher the voltage. It works with low inductance coils. You have to switch in nanoseconds.

A.

Incredibly true!
If you have a 500mHz scope to see it AND the switching part you speak of is the OFF duration. Even with that acknowledgment, my best interpretation of the construction of the TPUs would mean we are looking at ps ranges not ns ranges to have any useable 'BEMF'.

'BEMF' is nothing more than the return action of a stretched spring being released. It returns what is put into it but so quickly most folks can't make use of it.
'BEMF' is one step back after a single step forward. I seriously doubt a TPU uses 'BEMF' for anything as there is no gain unless you move in one direction only. I suppose it is great for making sparks and loud noises  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on December 15, 2008, 03:26:44 PM
'BEMF' is one step back after a single step forward. I seriously doubt a TPU uses 'BEMF' for anything as there is no gain unless you move in one direction only.

Absolutely correct.  Thanks BEP.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Antimon on December 15, 2008, 06:42:54 PM
I havent said that the TPU effect, where the energy comes from, is the BackEMF. I have said that Steven used this method to generate high voltage, nothing more. And it is possible with low inductance coils, i have 500V with low inductance and IRF840 and you know the IRF840 is not the fastest one.

Please read before writing.


A.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on December 15, 2008, 07:18:57 PM
I havent said that the TPU effect, where the energy comes from, is the BackEMF. I have said that Steven used this method to generate high voltage, nothing more. And it is possible with low inductance coils, i have 500V with low inductance and IRF840 and you know the IRF840 is not the fastest one.

Please read before writing.


A.


I'm pretty darn sure that SM charged caps - not inductors - but you are the expert...  :o
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freedomfuel on December 15, 2008, 09:08:05 PM
I have a suggestion for all you TPU builders out there.  Why don't you sprinkle several gallons of gasoline around your house and light a match?  If you want to kill yourself this would be a quicker and more conveniant way of doing so.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on December 15, 2008, 09:20:08 PM
Freedom fuel said
" I have a suggestion for all you TPU builders out there.  Why don't you sprinkle several gallons of gasoline around your house and light a match?  If you want to kill yourself this would be a quicker and more conveniant way of doing so"

Freedom fuel
My government already did that to my bank account ,my house [and yours ]will probably be next
Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Antimon on December 15, 2008, 09:28:19 PM
I'm pretty darn sure that SM charged caps - not inductors - but you are the expert...  :o

I believe that too, but not in the small ones :)

A.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on December 16, 2008, 02:08:10 AM
Sorry Antimon.

I did write before understanding. I pursued BEMF as a source of extra power for to many years. I've even managed to create some very damaging and confusing effects from it. I finally decided the most pronounced effects are either destructive or illusion.

This BEMF term is flouted constantly in OU communities as some form of magic (for the ones that don't understand what it is). After about 30 or 40 cycles of 'new' ideas using BEMF my skin grew very thin. I'll refrain from responding to such claims in the future.

Used to produce high voltage? That idea is reasonable even with an 840.
No large caps in the small TPUs - agreed. Why? Because with the right coil design you can have massive amounts of capacitance in the coil alone. Yes, even with low turn counts.

Right now I design to totally eliminate BEMF without simply shorting it. In my mind when BEMF is there then the speed I want is not.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: IceStorm on December 16, 2008, 05:42:14 AM
Sorry Antimon.

I did write before understanding. I pursued BEMF as a source of extra power for to many years. I've even managed to create some very damaging and confusing effects from it. I finally decided the most pronounced effects are either destructive or illusion.

This BEMF term is flouted constantly in OU communities as some form of magic (for the ones that don't understand what it is). After about 30 or 40 cycles of 'new' ideas using BEMF my skin grew very thin. I'll refrain from responding to such claims in the future.

Used to produce high voltage? That idea is reasonable even with an 840.
No large caps in the small TPUs - agreed. Why? Because with the right coil design you can have massive amounts of capacitance in the coil alone. Yes, even with low turn counts.

Right now I design to totally eliminate BEMF without simply shorting it. In my mind when BEMF is there then the speed I want is not.


Hi BEP,

The funny thing about the BEMF/CEMF is in EFTV 6,  J. Bedini clearly state in this video between 3 minute 39 sec and 9 minute 10 sec that there no BEMF/CEMF in any of his monopole system. The nice question now, what charge the second battery ? :)  he clearly stated many time, the secret is in the switch. its what who put a shock in the vacuum/aether/whatever . Spheric's showed IMO the best arrangement to increase that effect but got misunderstood because what he talk about is a complex effect. Just to show you a example, when investigating the Spheric's devise, if you assume that the magnetic field from the pulsing coil go from the north to the sound in straight line (not really straight but its just a representation)  like the normal science told us, you will never get a idea of what really happend in your mind with the devise , but now imagine that the magnetic field go from the north to the south but this time not with a line but with a spiral, its a be hard to me to clearly state what i mean but look at this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3grPo81fBrA ,now all variable change. Now let introduce another variable for a proof of concept, assume that you have 3 coil, put "On" the first one, you get a magnetic field, now put "On" the second Coil who it's not far from the first one, both magnetic field couple to make a bigger one, until here there nothing strange, all normal science, the funny thing now is when you put "Off" the first coil, just for a moment there no change in the strength/size of the magnetic field, What will happen if you put "On" the third coil at this precise moment ?  ;)  . You need the right timing to make this to happen, so , you need to put "On" The Third one and in same time put "Off" the first to take advantage of the effect, so you need a little delay who can be made in different way. Now suppose we use  the same 3 coil but now we use that delay between each of them, the field at the end will be the Sum(with little loss due to impedance/circuit/etc) of the 3 Coil, Ca->Ca+Cb->Ca+Cb+Cc at the end with only one coil active at time. By a sharp switching the vacuum/aether/whatever gave us what we used to shock him but with a delay, Like water wave when you put your finger in it and put it out really fast, the center wave go down and up at different time.To make it more clear , assume we use X power, in ideal condition we get Y power Back. the max COP we can have here is Unity, Y<=X , Y is 180Deg out of phase. What the TPU do is it put that energy in phase, so a Sum can be made. For a unknow reason , what the aether/vacuum/whatever give back in energy have a decay, you can amplify it until you reach the Zero point, at this step , you have lost everything you gained. you cannot trick indefinaly the coils , its why you need to use 3 frequency, with the SM setup you get come limitation, you can only rotate 1 time before storing the energy you gained and repeat the process  because the 3 frequency are static, ex: 2hertz->200Hertz->2000Hertz . Don't forget the Decay time, its related directly to which frequency to use and why you cant rotate 2 time with static frequency.

Best Regards,
IceStorm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: poynt99 on December 16, 2008, 05:45:47 AM
I have a suggestion for all you TPU builders out there.  Why don't you sprinkle several gallons of gasoline around your house and light a match?  If you want to kill yourself this would be a quicker and more conveniant way of doing so.

Feedomfuel my friend,

I have no doubt in my mind that Steven's devices are real, but I think your over exuberance to persuade the heard in another direction is highly unjustified.

.99
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on December 16, 2008, 05:57:11 AM
Feedomfuel my friend,

I have no doubt in my mind that Steven's devices are real, but I think your over exuberance to persuade the heard in another direction is highly unjustified.

.99

@poynt99

No need to respond to such a useless comment. Most of us have already burned things down in far more inventive ways  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Thaelin on December 21, 2008, 08:52:33 PM
FreedomFuel:
   I am still at a loss as to why you let this spook you away from it. If handled
with standard protocols for research with safety in mind, it is not that bad. Would
you care to elaborate?

thaelin

 If nothing else, PM me with it if you dont want to go live.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on January 05, 2009, 09:37:31 PM
I believe that too, but not in the small ones :)

A.

We must have some of the same friends.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Antimon on January 05, 2009, 11:00:02 PM
We must have some of the same friends.

Ahm, maybe ;)

A.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Freedomfuel on February 19, 2009, 08:54:55 PM
FreedomFuel:
   I am still at a loss as to why you let this spook you away from it. If handled
with standard protocols for research with safety in mind, it is not that bad. Would
you care to elaborate?


Having studied this subject for three years I have concluded that everything that was said to Steven at the FBI interview is true, although probably exaggerated.  At least I hope so!  If that is so then clearly the authorities are justified in demanding that he shut up about the device and cease putting info about it on the internet using his proxy Lindsay.  There are many fanciful theories about the source of the energy received by this device, but once you understand what is really involved in free energy technology it becomes clear that this is something frault with danger.  I see it as similar to nuclear fission in that an explosive process is slowed down and controlled.  I call it controlled lightning.  It does not take much imagination to understand what could happen when you get uncontrolled lightning.  If you carefully read the SM letters you will see that he does allude to this phenomenon as a possible safety issue, but he makes it sound like a trivial matter.  It is not.  The phenomenon is not really lightning but something more powerful.  This phenomenon has been the cause of fatal accidents among free energy researchers recently and there were a series of fatal accidents in government labs in the 1940s and 1950s which led them to introduce special safety measures.  There was one incident a long time ago which not only led to fatalities but made it necessary to call the fire brigade.  Any reasonable person would conclude that if a technology has the potential to be harmful to people and property then only qualified people should be allowed to work with it.  Think about it.  Would you permit an unqualified person to service your gas central heating boiler?  At the moment the only people qualified to work with the TPU and other free energy devices work for the government in military research institues, but since the technology is so simple it is difficult to prevent unqaulified people from meddling with it.  Hence the secrecy.

People on this forum always reply that they are intrepid explorers who care not for their own safety in the pursuit of something that could change the world.  However, death or injury they may suffer is a pointless sacrifice since it should be obvious from SM's FBI interview that this device cannot be manufactured for sale to the public at the present time.[/]  Any claims that there are national security issues with this device that demand that it be kept secret are dismissed as a pretext to prevent it being brought to the market and competing with nuclear and fossil fuel power generation.  Surely if you can accidentaly harm your self wih something then the possibility exists to deliberately harm other with it.  In fact the atomic energy commissioner was not exagerating when he said that you can make a crater in the ground with device.  I have seen evidence from a reliable source that suggests that this is, indeed, possible with this and other devices.  Here is a quote from someone who claims to work for Lockhed Martin that you may like to consider.

'Hezbullah has been trying to develop anti-gravity and free-energy for decades coming very close 3-4 times only to have their top scientists and researchers go missing..

It's not that lockheed or the governments are greedy, they are, don't get me wrong, but if you think that it is because of greed than how can you argue a point of not releasing this technology?

Wouldn't lockheed martin's quarterly earnings go up by 500%-1500% with the release of free energy? Our shareholders will be very much pleased with a 500% jump in quarterly earnings!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tsl on February 19, 2009, 10:22:07 PM
@

Where in the World do you get so much BS at once??
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 19, 2009, 11:12:31 PM
@

Where in the World do you get so much BS at once??

Justify your post, I am interested.

@ A human that can attain a seat high atop of a tower of money has no interest in someone dispelling that tower. The money monger has no vacancy for dreams other than money. They have no intention of reaching out and including any other that cannot pad their coffers. This is the way it is. Move on.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 09, 2009, 03:04:50 AM
Sweet, the pdf dont really tell ya much though as far as how to build one. Can some one reflect on that ?
As in wire size , turns  of each coil, parts list , step by step?
thanks



Hi All,

Jasons too excited it's late, 5 in the morning and what weve witnessed is amazing.
There were 7 of us conferenced call tonight, This was including Roberto, who worked very closely with Otto.
This is not a joke , The power is real.
The globe you'll see light up bright when we mixed 2 frequencies only, we saw power supply voltage go back into the power supply, in other words the power supply was reading 44volts now and the current draw fell down to 300mA's, The globe is a 110volt, 40 watt globe.

Im too ecstatic myself, seeing this thing work, just no words to describe it.
Jason will be posting soon.

I've attached Picture of Jasons TPU, there's not much in the construction as you can see.

kind Rgds,

Dom


Edit from admin: the PDF file documentation of Otto?s and Roberto?s TPU-ECD experiments
can be found here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2383.0;attach=9524

Here's a short movie done by Jason and 2 pics of the TPU:-
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 09, 2009, 05:15:49 AM
It don't?
I followed the instructions verbatim. After hearing Otto blowing himself up and the pulse of energy that hit Jason in the chest I'd be a fool to turn mine on. I did somewhat but avoided the settings for the event. Already been there done that. I am dangerous enough as it is with my own devices. ;D

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 09, 2009, 05:58:04 AM
Which is my point exactly , if you woulda had a step by step procedure, parts list etc , wire sizes and schematic to that effect  , I guess you could turn it on with some confidence.


It don't?
I followed the instructions verbatim. After hearing Otto blowing himself up and the pulse of energy that hit Jason in the chest I'd be a fool to turn mine on. I did somewhat but avoided the settings for the event. Already been there done that. I am dangerous enough as it is with my own devices. ;D

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 09, 2009, 06:59:52 AM
Hello all,

here is the Sweet paper: http://www.magnetism.fateback.com/Sweet.htm

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: chrisC on March 09, 2009, 07:02:11 AM
Hello all,

here is the Sweet paper: http://www.magnetism.fateback.com/Sweet.htm

Otto

Otto:

The link is NOT valid?

cheers
chrisC
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 09, 2009, 08:32:14 AM
Sorry, we couldn't find www.magnetism.fateback.com



Hello all,

here is the Sweet paper: http://www.magnetism.fateback.com/Sweet.htm

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on March 09, 2009, 08:57:20 AM
Sorry, we couldn't find www.magnetism.fateback.com




this one ?:

http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/Sweet.htm

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 09, 2009, 09:10:19 AM
Hello all,

@wings

thanks, thats it!!

Over a year ago I said that this drawing has to be "translated" into a TPU. Maybe to divide all the turns numbers with 10??

If somebody is crazy enough to build this I have to say that a runaway is very possible so dont connect your scope probe to this coils. They are dangerous.

Especially DONT build the coils ( the 2 little "transformers") like the ECD coils. You can easily blow .....

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 09, 2009, 09:12:39 AM
very cool , thanks , I was referring to the one that was in the youtube video by Otto though. Already built and tested.[


quote author=wings link=topic=2535.msg162502#msg162502 date=1236585440]
this one ?:

http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/Sweet.htm


[/quote]
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 09, 2009, 03:45:36 PM
@otto

It's crazy that someone would open this thread this weekend.

Let me show you a new one I tested now for two days. This one is taking somewhat from the Hendershot design.

If guys read Reply #1 (post #2) of this thread Jdo300 explains that he needed a shield because the device's RF field was affecting his USB camera and other stuff.

Well this one is doing the same. While pulsing, my TV remote lost its memory, my keyboard stopped working and programs would open up automatically on the computer.

I will add more and more vertical pairs to increase transfer and start using some caps, a toroid and a high induction coil to increase pulsing voltage.

The best results so far with pulsing 4 verticals was when I did the Otto wiring diagram but after the second vertical I connect the wire too 2 of the 10 horizontal wires (orange and green) then continue to the vertical #3 from the other two orange and green wires. This excites the 8 remaining wires in the horizontal to start the output. Maybe our ancestors new something about basket weaving and TPUs. lol

I know, I know, no iron in this one. Maybe I could make one with an iron wire core and 10 wires wrapped around in parallel.

Each vertical makes one complete twist before it goes to the next horizontal so each vertical wire always goes up the same side. So each pulse hits the horizontal wire at 25 places. The eight output wires are completely isolated from the rest. The red wire is a one conductor 18awg, the Grey is a 10 single conductor like telephone wire. lol

Just more fun with lots of ways to test.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Ergo on March 09, 2009, 04:32:53 PM
Congratulations...... ;D ;D ;D
You have just reinvented the high frequency transmitter.
Just to bad there is no prize in reinventing stuff... 8) 8) 8)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on March 09, 2009, 04:39:14 PM
Having studied this subject for three years I have concluded that everything that was said to Steven at the FBI interview is true, although probably exaggerated.  At least I hope so!  If that is so then clearly the authorities are justified in demanding that he shut up about the device and cease putting info about it on the internet using his proxy Lindsay.  There are many fanciful theories about the source of the energy received by this device, but once you understand what is really involved in free energy technology it becomes clear that this is something frault with danger.  I see it as similar to nuclear fission in that an explosive process is slowed down and controlled.  I call it controlled lightning.  It does not take much imagination to understand what could happen when you get uncontrolled lightning.  If you carefully read the SM letters you will see that he does allude to this phenomenon as a possible safety issue, but he makes it sound like a trivial matter.  It is not.  The phenomenon is not really lightning but something more powerful.  This phenomenon has been the cause of fatal accidents among free energy researchers recently and there were a series of fatal accidents in government labs in the 1940s and 1950s which led them to introduce special safety measures.  There was one incident a long time ago which not only led to fatalities but made it necessary to call the fire brigade.  Any reasonable person would conclude that if a technology has the potential to be harmful to people and property then only qualified people should be allowed to work with it.  Think about it.  Would you permit an unqualified person to service your gas central heating boiler?  At the moment the only people qualified to work with the TPU and other free energy devices work for the government in military research institues, but since the technology is so simple it is difficult to prevent unqaulified people from meddling with it.  Hence the secrecy.

People on this forum always reply that they are intrepid explorers who care not for their own safety in the pursuit of something that could change the world.  However, death or injury they may suffer is a pointless sacrifice since it should be obvious from SM's FBI interview that this device cannot be manufactured for sale to the public at the present time.[/]  Any claims that there are national security issues with this device that demand that it be kept secret are dismissed as a pretext to prevent it being brought to the market and competing with nuclear and fossil fuel power generation.  Surely if you can accidentaly harm your self wih something then the possibility exists to deliberately harm other with it.  In fact the atomic energy commissioner was not exagerating when he said that you can make a crater in the ground with device.  I have seen evidence from a reliable source that suggests that this is, indeed, possible with this and other devices.  Here is a quote from someone who claims to work for Lockhed Martin that you may like to consider.

'Hezbullah has been trying to develop anti-gravity and free-energy for decades coming very close 3-4 times only to have their top scientists and researchers go missing..

It's not that lockheed or the governments are greedy, they are, don't get me wrong, but if you think that it is because of greed than how can you argue a point of not releasing this technology?

Wouldn't lockheed martin's quarterly earnings go up by 500%-1500% with the release of free energy? Our shareholders will be very much pleased with a 500% jump in quarterly earnings!


Is the TPU more dangerous than homemade fusion devices?  Perhaps you should frequent the Fusor forum and disuade them from their research:

http://www.fusor.net/board/index.php?site=fusor

There were some prolific accidents in the 1980's as well, perhaps you didn't hear about those.

Hezbollah is not the only organization working towards these ends.  Mossad is also very active, but they are not considered terrorists.

Assuming Lockheed has this technology, and they probably do, they would be limited in what they could use it in.  For example, placing a TPU or several of them in a manned aircraft probably isn't going to happen anytime soon.   Placing a TPU in a satellite is probably allowed, but limited to military satellites.  If LM has it, you can bet that Boeing and Northrop have it too.  Put a couple of nuclear symbols on the side of a box and call it a day - who will ever know?

The goal of people attempting to replicate the TPU is not monetary.  We do it for the technical challenge as well as the freedom that abundant energy brings.  Everything is dangerous.  Everything can kill you.  Many things can be coverted into weapons.

What would you have us do, FreedomFuel?   Live as slaves to the higher powers?  Hmm?  Work ourselves into early graves paying into the Matrix like good little ants?  Piss on that.  First you get kicks, and a coherent field is just a few adjustments away.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 10, 2009, 12:44:54 AM
Just wondering why there has been no posts pertaining to this in almost a year, did we just forget about it and drop it ? no more progress made?  Can someone reflect on what is going on ? Jason O . where is your parts list , schematic and instructions to build one like yours?
Do you have something we can do like yours?
Thanks




Hi All,

Jasons too excited it's late, 5 in the morning and what weve witnessed is amazing.
There were 7 of us conferenced call tonight, This was including Roberto, who worked very closely with Otto.
This is not a joke , The power is real.
The globe you'll see light up bright when we mixed 2 frequencies only, we saw power supply voltage go back into the power supply, in other words the power supply was reading 44volts now and the current draw fell down to 300mA's, The globe is a 110volt, 40 watt globe.

Im too ecstatic myself, seeing this thing work, just no words to describe it.
Jason will be posting soon.

I've attached Picture of Jasons TPU, there's not much in the construction as you can see.

kind Rgds,

Dom


Edit from admin: the PDF file documentation of Otto?s and Roberto?s TPU-ECD experiments
can be found here:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2383.0;attach=9524

Here's a short movie done by Jason and 2 pics of the TPU:-
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 10, 2009, 09:02:58 AM
Is the TPU more dangerous than homemade fusion devices?  Perhaps you should frequent the Fusor forum and disuade them from their research:


I think TPU is dangerous because it is acting as a Tesla Coil !   8)



otits
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on March 10, 2009, 11:27:23 AM
Hello all,

@otits

sorry to say but youre wrong.

A TPU has nothing to do with a Tesla coil.

With a TPU we are tapping into the "sea of energy that is all around us".

Read Morays papers, Teslas papers.....

Its only the therm they used: radiant energy, aether (energy), ...........its all the same.

This IS the main reason Im working on TPUs.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on March 10, 2009, 02:12:56 PM

A TPU has nothing to do with a Tesla coil.


The TPU and Tesla's Magnifying Transformer have common principles.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 11, 2009, 01:22:09 PM
The TPU and Tesla's Magnifying Transformer have common principles.

Yes ! your right ! they both use kicks and according to sm kick is the secret.  8)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 11, 2009, 01:38:32 PM
@ all

I believe we are very near to the inner workings of the TPU and they are trying to point as to other direction !  :P


I believe i think i knew it !

Clues!
a) it is dangerous to touch according to Giantkiller ( in Lord of the ring)
b) otto says that it is nothing to do with tesla coil

Therefore i conclude since
 Tesla coil always makes kick and very dangerous

i think its now time to build Ha! ha! ha!  ;D

Thank you otto, i think i got you  ;D


 ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 11, 2009, 02:17:02 PM
Hi everyone

To get energy around us first we have make the first kick and that kick should produce two, three, four up to how many times you want, and from there, a small kick is converted into big kick and accelerated and let it pass to a big magnet wire there producing a big flux that is the main reason why they use bifilar coil ! and the action is a simple transformer ok  8)


God bless
otits
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on March 11, 2009, 03:58:57 PM
All
Posted by zerotensor Amazing!!

Elec fields moving water, like nothing you have ever seen

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6996.0;topicseen
Vid #2 realtime 1min http://www.youtube.com/results?search_type=&search_query=Floating+Water+Bridge&aq=f
Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 11, 2009, 09:57:18 PM
Otto,
According to the Jason Youtube and his post , you were in on his TPA, can you then shed some light as to how to build it , what was used , wire size , turns , how big it was  etc , directions and a parts list?
I would much appreciate that.
thanks


Hello all,

@otits

sorry to say but youre wrong.

A TPU has nothing to do with a Tesla coil.

With a TPU we are tapping into the "sea of energy that is all around us".

Read Morays papers, Teslas papers.....

Its only the therm they used: radiant energy, aether (energy), ...........its all the same.

This IS the main reason Im working on TPUs.

Otto


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 11, 2009, 10:45:40 PM
Shockwave transmitter  :)

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mastahscott on March 12, 2009, 11:20:15 AM
very very cool, does it do anything?  if so would you be kind enough to draw up some quick plans , schematic , parts used etc?
thanks
 




Shockwave transmitter  :)

--giantkiller.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 12, 2009, 01:56:41 PM
@GK

Check this out with what I am testing these last few days.

As posted on the previous page but added a center toroid and tried many wiring configurations, plus added a small cap for resonance.

The scope was set as follows;

Hitachi Oscilloscope V-650F 50MHz
Channel A and B - Time/Div 2uS
Channel A and B - Volts/Div 2
Channel A and B - Probe Setting 10x

I tried sending in some straight DC into the isolated collector and it just froze the output, so I put it in parallel with the input coming from my DC pulse generator.

The first picture is the input probe showing both the DC pulse and straight DC input.
The second picture is the output probe showing on one of the isolated output side. There is no direct connection between the working side and the output side.

Given the scope information, can anyone tell me about what frequency I am at. I always get confused when trying to calculate it.

Besides the output energy, there is also energy being emitted from the device because the device turns on programs on my computer (I know the setting to open Windows Media Player - lol), turns off my keyboard, erases the TV remote memory, etc.)

So I am thinking if I add four pick-up coil windings as outer verticals, maybe this will give me more output juice.

No claims are made here at all so guys, just cool it, but I would like to know what frequency this is if anyone can tell me.

I will try to make a wiring diagram when I have time.

More fun to come.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: miroslav on March 12, 2009, 05:02:42 PM
@ wattsup
 hi if the center toroid is in the cw-ccw direction and you pulse it from blocking oscillator in mhz range ( say 5mhz at min. 40v peak) you will have many distrubence from low frequency (from 200 hz up to 800mhz) at the distance about 4m (preity strong, computer-restart,speaker-buzzing,tv-useless at all  frequencies)  transistor bc337 at 100mA 12v power supply
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 12, 2009, 05:51:00 PM
very very cool, does it do anything?  if so would you be kind enough to draw up some quick plans , schematic , parts used etc?
thanks

That is an ECD right from the Ronotte's & Otto's pdf by specification.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Room3327 on March 12, 2009, 07:01:05 PM
It is very easy to calculate frequency directly from the oscilloscope.  Look at one full cycle and see what your time /div. setting is, multiply by number of divisions on scope in one full cycle and divide into 1.  This will tell you what the frequency is.
1/time per Hz= freq.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on March 13, 2009, 02:07:26 AM
Room3327

Just for clarity on Wattsup's request[and for my understanding as well] based on his scope shots, can you nail that frequency for us?

Kind regards

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: magpie on March 13, 2009, 02:21:23 AM
That is an ECD right from the Ronotte's & Otto's pdf by specification.

I downloaded that PDF but it is corrupted, could someone please send me the original? Thanks :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 13, 2009, 03:24:11 AM
I'll have to get that tomorrow.
But here is another one.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get250

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 13, 2009, 03:27:04 AM
@magpie
Enjoy.
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Overunity.com%20-%20Forum%20members/otto/
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 13, 2009, 04:18:28 AM
hi sir wattsup


were are your files here? i'm more interested in yours



 http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Overunity.com%20-%20Forum%20members/otto/


God bless
Thanks
otits




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: magpie on March 13, 2009, 04:54:48 PM
Mucho grazias GK and wattsup ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 13, 2009, 05:03:46 PM
Mucho grazias GK and wattsup ;D

The upload page is broken for the ECD pdf send.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Room3327 on March 13, 2009, 05:17:53 PM
@wattsup and ramset,
      The scope is set on 2us per division, one cycle looks to me on the picture to be 2 divisions or 4us long,  Divide .000004 into 1 and you have 250 KHz. Hope this helps.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on March 13, 2009, 10:16:38 PM
Room3327

Thank you VERY much

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 13, 2009, 11:24:11 PM
@Room3327

Thanks for the calc. I thought I was much higher then that but the math says it all.

@slapper

Thanks for your PM.

@Tito

From that link just click on the Parent Directory link to move up one level then do it again to move up another level. Then click on Wattup's Stuff and click on otto. But the original link I gave will give you most of otto's works plus look under Roberto. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on March 14, 2009, 04:49:17 AM
@ sir wattsup



Thank you very very much  ;D




God bless
otits
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on March 17, 2009, 01:03:43 AM
@Room3327

I knew something was fishy.

The TIME/DIV was not 2us. It was 0.2uS.

Would I be correct to say it is 2.5mhz.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Room3327 on March 17, 2009, 01:11:46 AM
@wattsup
You would be correct sir.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: elgersmad on July 13, 2009, 11:08:45 AM
All of these one thing in common.  I've wound a few like them.  If you use the toroid winding as a secondary, and run a signal through it from a signal generator.  Use a dual trace scope.  Some of those were wound in a manner that you will see 720°+ phase as frequency is increased from zero to say 20MHz.  But, you have to watch the input trace and directly compare it with the output.  720° isn't possible without tweaking time.  I must have more than a dozen coils wound that way.  I almost went insane when I built an oscillator that used a tickler coil and a standard tuning capacitor.  I wanted to know if the oscillator was designed on a class A biased amplifier would first oscillate.  I knew that when I tune the frequency down from 20MHz to a point that the frequency drops, it's almost like first wave that should have started the oscillation shouldn't be there.

90° is the largest phase shift you can see from an inductor or a capacitor.  180° you can make happen with a transformer.  Any time you have an amplifier you have a slew rate delay issue that goes with coupling capacitors and want not.  But, a single stage via just a transformer.  The plastic monster does that.  I did the phase shift experiment on youtube some time back.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8urDMzKGKV0

There are minor difference in these coils.  I tweaked this oscillator circuit to make a push pull transformer coupled circuit.  I used the toroid windings as the output for the feedback to the transistor because that is where the double or tripple advance, or double or trippled lagging shouldn't be.  In time there is an error in the output in respect to the input.  The phase shift doesn't belong there beyond 180°

http://www.tpub.com/neets/book9/35c.htm

I nicknamed it a Relativistic Error Amplifier, and I toyed with it in the milliwatt ranges.  I'd be afraid of 100 watt or greater system operating in the frequency ranges that generate ideal skin voltages on humans.  I would expect who ever did that to go insane.

My Youtube video is so hard to see, that all you windup learning is how to make the connections and what the coil looks like wound right.  It's messed up due to bad lighting.  Time is tweaked around that thing.  Not allot only about few uS at most.  But, it is enough to slip a few cycles through there that are beyond explaining.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: elgersmad on July 13, 2009, 11:34:21 AM
The next time you find out that your computer settings are changed, try remembering the last time you changed them.  If it's your TV remote, check the time and date.  Then you'll see, that your memory went jogging in and through time.  But, only by about as much as you fiddled with it.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 13, 2009, 11:58:55 AM
Elgersmad,
Excellent post!

Steven and others have said that their watches were  screwed up!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on July 13, 2009, 02:57:09 PM
I was recently pulsing my FTPU mock-up and my TV remote memory kept going blank and had to reprogram it even with a new battery. Also programs on my computer would start up on their own. Happened around 2mhz.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on July 13, 2009, 03:13:19 PM
An old AM " analogue" radio set to mid band on a noise free position surely makes some interesting noises as well when we try to spin these rings.

Many people have worked hard to pulse them with square waves and multiple harmonics from the source rather than heed  the guidance that distortion is of no use.
This is NOT a digital device

PN junctions just shut down when we need them most, according to the inventor.

The fields DO NEED TO SPIN! "Revolving fields" "inertia"
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on August 08, 2009, 11:24:31 PM
An old AM " analogue" radio set to mid band on a noise free position surely makes some interesting noises as well when we try to spin these rings.

Many people have worked hard to pulse them with square waves and multiple harmonics from the source rather than heed  the guidance that distortion is of no use.
This is NOT a digital device

PN junctions just shut down when we need them most, according to the inventor.

The fields DO NEED TO SPIN! "Revolving fields" "inertia"

I'm wondering how scalar waves were suppressed ? Totally converted into current flow ? Any physical effects besides broken watches ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on August 09, 2009, 04:18:35 AM
Yes. You ever been in one? It hurts.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on August 09, 2009, 02:32:09 PM
An old AM " analogue" radio set to mid band on a noise free position surely makes some interesting noises as well when we try to spin these rings.

Many people have worked hard to pulse them with square waves and multiple harmonics from the source rather than heed  the guidance that distortion is of no use.
This is NOT a digital device

PN junctions just shut down when we need them most, according to the inventor.

The fields DO NEED TO SPIN! "Revolving fields" "inertia"


Not necessary. Inertia for example manifest itself during car crash, no need to spin.I see spin in TPU as a nice way to collect effect. Similarly Tesla used big pancake  coils.As SM said one kick amounts to nothing while many thousands per second is usable power.I think I still need to figure out how revolving fields can help recreating effect periodically.Any comments ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 09, 2009, 07:24:32 PM
@forest

   I don't know if this will help but any particle which is rotating about the observer is viewed as accelerating or deaccelerating.  So if you have a charge carrier rotating aound you the observer in the middle you receive emwave radiation coming at you from all sides.  Like having a bunch of dipole transmitters and I mean a bunch all positioned in a ring around a receiver antennae  in the middle.  The rest of the radiated waves go off into space so it's not very efficient.  Now if you accelerate a particle in a ring and around this ring you wrap a wire which is perpendicular or forms a tube around the ring then this winding receives all the emwaves radiated by the accelerated particle.  The receiver winding turns act as dipole antennaes as they are perpendicular to the accelertion.  They receive the emradiation which if it is of the proper wavelength could setup a vast number of poles in the receiver winding.  If then the poles modulate in intensity as the particle navigates the ring a highspeed rotating field is initiated whose rotational speed depends on the velocity of the transmitter particle velocity.
Whew.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on August 10, 2009, 05:22:03 AM
After 3 years here for me, nobody asks why the TPU is never, NEVER run at any other place on the planet than SM's house? Bill Muller's device ran at picnics all over California. So I finally ask this question WTF? Nobody else has a clue about this? Maybe I should have brought this up 3 years ago when this curiousity arose. Did I miss something? No, really? Did I miss something? I thought then it had to do with secrecy. So I kept the secret. Now it looks like wireless might be the answer. Damnit all! Don Smith's high Q resonance looks promising in league with what Moray says though! And Thrapp pushes resonance also. Smith also has 2 Hubbards back to back! And there is still something that not everybody knows? Not even on the internet? That only leaves Masonic or alien technology.

Ok, I am finished for the night. The pains pills are kicking in...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hakware on August 10, 2009, 08:29:48 AM
@giantkiller

This is not quite true, The device seems to run anywhere as one of the video's shows them demonstrating it at an airport. Its like Jack Duban said, the device is real but SM was not.
I think we might have to look a bit more at the coil configuration. Maybe think of it as more of a transformer that has a lorentz violation more than anything else. SM was poor in his description of his coil config. Therein is the bite, because the description is so poorly or should I say vague then that is the whole secret to the device.

I dont think its very exotic, careful study of his prototypes show very crude coil configurations. So considering that it cant be a very elaborate or difficult configuration.


 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 10, 2009, 08:45:44 AM

SM was poor in his description of his coil config.


Actually he was quite clear in that....
Why do you say he was poor in description?
He practically wrote a 86 paged book about his device...
I can't help people who only read half of it.
But don't go saying he was poor in description because he was not.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hakware on August 10, 2009, 08:49:43 AM


Actually he was quite clear in that....
Why do you say he was poor in description?
He practically wrote a 86 paged book about his device...
I can't help people who only read half of it.
But don't go saying he was poor in description because he was not.

Marco.

If you mean the emails to Lindsey I would call that pretty vague. which 86 page manual are you speaking about?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 10, 2009, 08:52:23 AM
I would not call them pretty vague...
It is exactly as he claims.

A better question is,which part is it that you do not understand?

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hakware on August 10, 2009, 08:59:13 AM
Okay, sure it is exactly as he claims. but whos to say that what has been perceived so far is what he meant. This is what I'm trying to get at.

Furthermore some of the designs which have been put forward here are very complex. As I mentioned before what was shown in the "clunky" prototypes appears to be very simple.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 10, 2009, 09:08:23 AM
In most cases, what has been perceived so far has got nothing to do with what he ment.

In some cases what has been perceived so far is in line with what he ment.

You did not answer my previous question, does this mean you do not have one?
Pherhaps because you do not know what part you do not understand ?

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: hakware on August 10, 2009, 09:29:30 AM
In answer to your query, I cant really ask any question other than the description of the 3 coils and their placement. I can see at least a few other ways that the coils could be configured.

It appears that even though nobody has (including me so far) been able to duplicate this device and that people are unlikely to think about new ideas then it might be time to just shutup and let it die.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 10, 2009, 09:41:07 AM
3 stacked voice coils.
You have 3 oscillators, phase inverters, end stage amplification.
This means you will have 6 half wave outputs from the end stages.

These channels have to be devided over the 3 coils in OTL mode.
Notice the center taps.

For example:

Ch1 500 - 0 - 500 V
Ch2 500 - 0 - 500 V
Ch3 500 - 0 - 500 V

Another creative example:

Ch1                         500 - 0 - 500
Ch2             500 - 0 - 500
Ch3 500 - 0 - 500

Or an even more creative representation:
Ch1             500 - 0 - 500
Ch2       500 - 0 - 500     
Ch3 500 - 0 - 500

The reason nobody has (including you so far) been able to duplicate this device is the only thing that i would call pretty vague...
I always think that people are just not paying enough attention to what has been said,or they are to lazy to try things.

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 10, 2009, 02:53:03 PM
Hello all,

has somebody maybe builded a TPU with a core?

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on August 10, 2009, 05:19:12 PM
That would depend on how you define core.
If you mean copper collectors,then yes i use a core...
But if you are talking about a ferromagnetic core or a core like in transformers then no.

Why?
Because IT DISTURBS THE EARTHS MAGNETIC FIELD.
Any piece of ferromagnetic metal will alter the field,that is why the units stop when you bring iron close.

Also if it is running UHF or even 245Khz like Steven talked about....which core can handle that Otto?
Don't you know aircore is the prefered methode in high frequency applications?

Steven NEVER mentioned the word CORE in his writings, NEVER so WHY are you talking continously about it Otto??
He did mention TUBES many,MANY times...who is using them?? Besides me??

Why does nobody seem to understand it is a very small road to sucess.
You have to examine the signs and information carefully.
That means there is no room for going off road and do things in a diffrent way....

Marco.

Quote


I always start with tubes.
I wish people could use vacuum tubes.
Remember i told you that it was easer to experiment with tubes.
However if you NEED exact frequency then use tubes.
It should be a lot easer to use tubes.
Using tubes to control the unit is easer at first TUBES are NOT as sensitive as SS control devices and DO NOT require the massive amounts of feed back to operate.
There is an advantage in tubes just from that standpoint alone
It was much easer to make one of these things work if you use tubes as a control system
Use tubes from the beginning and then try to switch to SS for the control unit.
I have said, there is a difference between solid state control devices and tube based control.
I believe it has something to do with the fact that solid state devices in of themselves are so very dirty and also that they require such a large amount of feedback to operate.
Tube control systems are stable in themselves!
I am sure this will be helpful to anyone who has not been able to understand why using tubes to control the unit is easer at first then trying to use solid state devices in the beginning of research.
NONE of us could think of a reason why SS devices would not work. After all they did the same things as tubes, just better, didn't they?
The reason it took soooooo long to make a successful SS control unit is because we maintained that attitude for so long. Finally we came to the conclusion that there must be SOMETHING that tube control devices did differently then SS devices.


 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MACEDONIA CD on August 10, 2009, 05:56:25 PM
@otto

you  tell true  beacouse is  some strange old secret about  CORES

LIKE MAGIC

i have vonder what is there in to the big tpu   what core is that 

ho IS EASY TO CUT IN PICES  ;)

ONLY WHIT SIMPLE DRILL CUT

IS STUPID TO THING IS  METAL THAT OR FERITH MATERIAL  CORE

IST
<WHERE IS THE DOMAIN MATERIAL HAS DOING THE RESTING OF THE  JOB  FOR ICREASING THE ....
 8)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on August 10, 2009, 08:18:55 PM
That would depend on how you define core.
If you mean copper collectors,then yes i use a core...
But if you are talking about a ferromagnetic core or a core like in transformers then no.

Why?
Because IT DISTURBS THE EARTHS MAGNETIC FIELD.
Any piece of ferromagnetic metal will alter the field,that is why the units stop when you bring iron close.

Also if it is running UHF or even 245Khz like Steven talked about....which core can handle that Otto?
Don't you know aircore is the prefered methode in high frequency applications?

Steven NEVER mentioned the word CORE in his writings, NEVER so WHY are you talking continously about it Otto??
He did mention TUBES many,MANY times...who is using them?? Besides me??

Why does nobody seem to understand it is a very small road to sucess.
You have to examine the signs and information carefully.
That means there is no room for going off road and do things in a diffrent way....

Marco.

Any metal near the device detunes it, nut just iron.

SM stated over three years ago that the devide had no ferromagnetic core.  This was about 3 to 6 months after the initial TPU threads started.

The units in the videos did not use tubes, SM said they used solid state controllers, so why do you talk about tubes endlessly?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 11, 2009, 05:05:07 AM
    SM used a negative plasma as a core intentionally or not. Then there seems to be introduced some phased compression of the magnetic field within the copper mass which takes on the form of a coil.
If we replace a choke coils core with a copper core what happens when we hit the copper core choke with various pulses at various duty cycles.  Normally setting and resetting the magnetic domains of the core material converts the hf spikes (kicks?) to heat as the core goes into hysterics.  But with a copper core something else must happen. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 11, 2009, 08:36:15 AM
    SM used a negative plasma as a core intentionally or not. Then there seems to be introduced some phased compression of the magnetic field within the copper mass which takes on the form of a coil.
If we replace a choke coils core with a copper core what happens when we hit the copper core choke with various pulses at various duty cycles.  Normally setting and resetting the magnetic domains of the core material converts the hf spikes (kicks?) to heat as the core goes into hysterics.  But with a copper core something else must happen.
could it be a lot easier than that?could it be like cyclically compressing the flux that surround the conductive core(copper or not)?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MACEDONIA CD on August 11, 2009, 09:43:17 AM
@rotary

i thing is easy to  spin only magnet fild WHITOUT MOVING

THE POINT IS THAT
ISt

whit simple setup we make here we dont moving the magnet fild  or  elektromagnet

ist @rotary..
what you thing about  that
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 11, 2009, 10:08:02 AM
@mac
i mean just that ;compress the field that surround a conductive core.
squeeze the water hose.
the whole thing has tremendous emp capabilities - that's why the secrecy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on August 11, 2009, 10:29:32 AM
@mac
i mean just that ;compress the field that surround a conductive core.
squeeze the water hose.
the whole thing has tremendous emp capabilities - that's why the secrecy.

for me using thin magwire is like squeezing the water hose that produce a high voltage but little water  8)  ???
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MACEDONIA CD on August 11, 2009, 01:41:39 PM
@ROTARY


is ok that thE same thing but in ather way

is hard to spin  whitout moving  we thing that elktromagnet is spining BUT IS NOT SPIN

BUT I HOPE SOON WHILL BE  SEE SPINIG FILD



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 11, 2009, 02:53:47 PM
@mac
i'm sorry but i don't get your point.have no clue whatsoever what are you talking about.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 11, 2009, 02:56:10 PM
More like squeezing a hoola hoop.  With the phasing of the squeeze at different points around the hoop we start to get like a moving magnetic field compression within the core. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on August 11, 2009, 09:56:08 PM
Hello all,

@Marco

Im talking about a core made with copper. We cant say that the collectors are a core because they have for each frequency a only few turns.

The frequency of 245kHz is nessesary to charge my 1 ring TPU. With a few vibrations - I see them on my scope - the core is charged. I dont know from where the vibrations are but they are NOT like a steady frequency from outside, not from power lines or from the grid. When we have here a storm then I see more powerfull vibrations...Only with this frequency my core is charged and I can see how kicks are "distorted" into very nice and fine looking sines and only with such sines I have a nice light. Not much but its a start point for me.

This is valid with a power supply. I dont want to mention when I use a battery because then everything changes in a positive way.

Im all the time talking about cores in a TPU because I saw in a video that SM had a 4" TPU in his hands and he said " 1 pound"!!!! Then he had a 6" TPU in his hands and said " 1 and a half pound".

I hope he didnt hide bananas in his TPU as I already posted a time ago.

Is it soooooo impossible that a TPU has a core? Why not? All the "big guys" used a core in their inventions: Tesla, Hendershot......all of them. Whats so bad to use a core?

Steven also NEVER mentioned why to use this 245kHz frequency. But he DID mention the weight of his TPUs.

Who is using ANY core in his TPU??

NOBODY!!!!

because ...... never mind, your all choise.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 12, 2009, 09:31:00 AM
@otto
i'm not saying that there's no core, there's one, a conductive one.
put hans coler and tesla in and you'll get steven mark out.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Prooksius on August 12, 2009, 10:32:33 AM
Hello, guys!

I've already read a lot of this thread (but not all). Sorry, if this idea already was here? or maybe I've got somthing wrong. I just really want to help you.

I assume that TPU is heating very much, and particulary thick copper wires are being heated.
What if we use not a thick copper wire, but a copper tube with a clean (distilled or not - it is for you to decide) water which is being pumped thru the tube by a small water pump (which is frequently used in small fountains). This tube will be connected with a reservoir with a cold water. This may be, for instance, a central hot-water heating system of your house (if it is a privat house) where there is already a water pump (usually).
Besides that might be possible to use water as an electricity conductor (in this case it shouldn't be distilled) instead of (or together with !) copper conductor you are using now. Remember solder wire from the PDF file - it's negative property is low melting temperature - it's difficult to use it. Water is already a liquid, conducting electricity!
Take into consideration that water is a substance that has very high thermal/heat capacity.
If wated can be used instead of copper, tube can be plastic.
Also it's possible to use any other coolant (like coolant in cars) but I know nothing about their electro-conducting properties.

So TPU, as an electrical generator, will be combined with water heating system (some sort of synthesis).

Thank you for your efforts, I will try to help you as much as I can.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 12, 2009, 10:42:51 AM
Hello, guys!

I've already read a lot of this thread (but not all). Sorry, if this idea already was here? or maybe I've got somthing wrong. I just really want to help you.

I assume that TPU is heating very much, and particulary thick copper wires are being heated.
What if we use not a thick copper wire, but a copper tube with a clean (distilled or not - it is for you to decide) water which is being pumped thru the tube by a small water pump (which is frequently used in small fountains). This tube will be connected with a reservoir with a cold water. This may be, for instance, a central hot-water heating system of your house (if it is a privat house).
Besides that might be possible to use water as an electricity conductor (in this case it shouldn't be distilled) instead of (or together with !) copper conductor you are using now. Remember solder wire from the PDF file - it's negative property is low melting temperature - it's difficult to use it. Water is already a liquid, conducting electricity!
Take into consideration that water is a substance that has very high thermal/heat capacity.
If wated can be used instead of copper, tube can be plastic.
Also it's possible to use any other coolant (like coolant in cars) but I know nothing about their electro-conducting properties.

Thank you for your efforts, I will try to help you as much as I can.
why not just use multi stranded(litz-) wire where each strand is insulated?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Prooksius on August 12, 2009, 10:50:29 AM
why not just use multi stranded(litz-) wire where each strand is insulated?
Because in this case anyway a lot of heat will be produced and not being removed from the wire
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 12, 2009, 01:32:32 PM
Because in this case anyway a lot of heat will be produced and not being removed from the wire
anyway we're diverging from the real problem here and that would be how to make that thing hot in the first place. give me a working unit, i'll handle the heat somehow
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MACEDONIA CD on August 12, 2009, 03:05:11 PM
@proksius

is you  are new here  how you have made conclutions  for that 
tpu
YOU LIKE TO HELP THAT IS OK  but  whay do you tell as  how to byld this this setup

YOU LIKE TO SAY THAT WHATHER WHILL BE SPIN THAT IS TRUE BUT  TO TRANSPORT ELKTROMAGNET FILD  IN ITS SEFL  AND  MAKE SPIN  AND PRODUCED    DC VOLTAGE  IN  TO THE OUT COIL

but i like to point and  say  <words what s.m say>
NO MOVING PARTS 
 
WHAT YOU THING  IF I SAY THAT IM ABLE TO SPIN NO WHATHER  <
ONLY ELKTROMAGNET FILD  AUROND COIL
WHIT NO MOVING PARTS
THE POINT THAT  I SAY THAT IF I MADE TO SPIN ONLY ELKTROMAGNET FILD   TO MANY TIMES  ONLY IN ONE SECOND

SIMPLE TRANSFORMER IS SPIN ELKTROMAGNET FILD  ONLY ONE TURN  <WHIT DONT MATHERE WHAT   WHILL  BE FREK.THERE>
like this one hz  1000 spin moving elktromagnet fild  in ather out coil
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on August 12, 2009, 03:29:28 PM
anyway we're diverging from the real problem here and that would be how to make that thing hot in the first place. give me a working unit, i'll handle the heat somehow

Induction heating works better with ferromagnetic materials than copper or aluminum:

Quote
An induction cooker uses a type of induction heating for cooking. A coil of copper wire is placed underneath the cooking pot. An oscillating current is applied to this coil, which produces an oscillating magnetic field. This magnetic field creates heat in two different ways. It induces a current in an electrically conductive pot, which produces Joule (I2R) heat. It also creates magnetic hysteresis losses in a ferromagnetic pot. The former effect dominates; hysteresis losses typically account for less than ten percent of the total heat generated.[1]

It would be possible to build an induction cooker that worked with any conductive pot (for example, an aluminum or copper pot), whether or not the pot was ferromagnetic. But the increased permeability of an iron or steel pot makes the system more practical, by increasing the inductance seen at the drive coil and by decreasing the skin depth of the current in the pot, which increases the AC resistance for the I2R heating. [2] Most practical induction cookers are designed for ferromagnetic pots; consumers are generally advised that the cooker will work only with pots that will stick to a magnet. It would not be possible to build an induction cooker that worked with an electrically insulating (for example, glass or ceramic) pot under any conditions.

Probably some iron or steel involved (some have claimed intimate knowledge of the device and stated that iron delay coils were used and they are heated by eddy currents), or the current in the collector/load circuit is to great for the size of wire used.

Don't eddy currents require a changing magnetic field?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 12, 2009, 03:32:39 PM
@Rotary

 This much heat?   :o   If each turn in the core copper is like a specific diameter of a unipolar generator then wouldn't there exist a voltage between the outer coils and the inner coils.  If the magnetic field is then sequentially compressed so as to mimic the rotation of the unipolar generator the tpu becomes a motionless electrical generator.  The magnetic field is not going to compress itself but perhaps a virtual spinning magnetic field will create a vortex magnetic field and create some relativity to a weak magnetic field generated by Earth's magnetichydrodynamics.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on August 12, 2009, 03:38:11 PM
More like squeezing a hoola hoop.  With the phasing of the squeeze at different points around the hoop we start to get like a moving magnetic field compression within the core.

could it be a lot easier than that?could it be like cyclically compressing the flux that surround the conductive core(copper or not)?

could these pulses perform this feat?

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=7377.msg189450#msg189450
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 12, 2009, 04:26:40 PM
The pulses I would imagine would have to be such that they result in maximum compression without oversaturation.  Then there still remains the problem of capacitance.  The compressing coils would have to be tuned for both inductance and capacitance so that maximum core compression results without loosing energy coupling capacitively to the field.

Otto noted something interesting way back that the currents inside the collector windings would induce a magnetic field that ultimately would create a counteremf to oppose the input voltage.  With such a high ramp and short duty the pulse is long gone before any counteremf is generated by the load current.  So now your getting around lenz. With the counteremf with nothing to do but create eddy currents is it any wonder that the unit overheats.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on August 12, 2009, 04:30:17 PM
My question is :

assume you have created nice rotating magnetic field around Tesla like ring transformer, then you find a wav to create kicks

DO KICKS ROTATE WITH MAGNETIC FIELD ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on August 12, 2009, 05:28:06 PM
Do faster, shorter waves travel across a slower moving brook? Why, yes, they do. Can you temporarily stop the flow of a brook by dropping a larger rock in the middle? Why, yes, you can. We have all played in the creek before and noticed these things.

Time to take a second look.

I can put this another way. The first time I saw a live mass coronal ejection I noticed the span of 4 million miles took 20 seconds to leap. I saw fast fire. Amazing. But how can fire travel at that speed? It can't. What we see is the magnetic field already established burning in place. The fire doesn't travel that far from the sun but burns at the place when the magnetic field interfacing enters into a visible range. Think about that. The 'electric universe' youtube shows the suns fire going down into a sun spot. The center of the sun has no visible premise to us. It seems entirely magnetic like a black hole with a spherical boundary encompassing it, what we call the sun. In the TPU we could call that current. Doesn't current get hot? Probably just the incorrect interfacing...

My question is :

assume you have created nice rotating magnetic field around Tesla like ring transformer, then you find a wav to create kicks

DO KICKS ROTATE WITH MAGNETIC FIELD ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on August 12, 2009, 06:52:21 PM
...
Doesn't current get hot?
...

The general consensus is that the friction of the electrons causes the heat - more current = more heat.

a current that does not involve "particle friction" might not produce heat
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 12, 2009, 09:39:48 PM
    Resistance to conventional current flow is created by lack of charge carriers.  The charge carriers available accelerate across the field gradient and pickup inertia which is shed when they collide with less accelerated mass.  This is not a good thing for an efficient circuit.  Two things can be done to rectify the situation.  Supply more charge carriers or make sure the charge carriers don't randomly collide with other mass.  Now in a vacuum tube plasma or supercooled atomic lattice it's possible.  On a coil sitting on a bench it's damn near impossible.  Now if we can move charge without moving mass that would be pretty cold electricty.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Prooksius on August 12, 2009, 09:46:22 PM
Hello.

Have noticed that you are using (or have used) MOSFETs as a switch. But they are very vulnerable (static electricity for instance).
What about trying to use thyristor or even a TRIAC (or TRIode for Alternating Current). These are far more powerful than MOSFETs.
Some info about them:
TRIAC (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIAC)
Thyristor (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thyristor)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on August 12, 2009, 10:21:30 PM
SM said that TPU output is DC with hash. I think that DC is produced by a lot of kicks, current kicks.What is then hash ?
Another tip give me another idea - normally kicks are nothing even when there are plenty of them - it's nothing more then noise.Why ?
They are voltage spikes !

So Why they are voltage spikes?  and What can convert voltage spikes into current kicks ? Here is the mystery ...

Maybe rotating magnetic field can do it ? What if voltage spikes are only spikes because they are randomly placed. I bet you saw a noise - spikes never come in pair, one is gone then later on the same place another is created. They never met each other.

But SM said THEY CAN DO IT. They CAN create big current spike.Somehow , sometimes,somewhere...



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on August 12, 2009, 10:40:39 PM
Sm discovered kicks when he was feeding a couple of vacuum tube filament circuits and the reluctance of the transformerers used was different.  The two transformers fed with a common voltage scource develop a voltage between the two ouputs of the transfos due to the reactance of the transfo cores.  This could be a very hf kick and since the current from transfo to transfo is still going to be used in the load at either tube the kick is for free.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rotaryfcg on August 13, 2009, 07:58:04 AM
Sm discovered kicks when he was feeding a couple of vacuum tube filament circuits and the reluctance of the transformerers used was different.  The two transformers fed with a common voltage scource develop a voltage between the two ouputs of the transfos due to the reactance of the transfo cores.  This could be a very hf kick and since the current from transfo to transfo is still going to be used in the load at either tube the kick is for free.
as far as i know some tube filaments are not straight wire but more like coils
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on August 13, 2009, 02:30:55 PM
Then this effect SM discovered was nothing more then what Tesla found previously ??? Tube filament acting as coil  with loose coupling to what ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sfieszaq on October 11, 2009, 06:53:35 PM
how it could work... pic
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sfieszaq on October 11, 2009, 06:55:25 PM
Hi!
Otto I am interested in your work (TPU). At this moment I’m trying to make my own but a bit different.
My point of view is a bit different than yours. I think Mr. M.S.  gave us some hints but trying to cover “his invention” (it is his but he didn’t discovered this effect!!!) gave us taste of fake…
Let’s start:

1) Probably your  ECD does not need 3 sections. Try to do just ONE section but covering the whole mobius ring.
Two coils. One is control coil (CC) connected to PS and controlled by transistor/transistors.
To make this coil You should use fine wire.
 2nd coil is feed back coil (FB) from collector. Powering mobius again and again.
It works just like yours but using only one section instead of three.

2) 3 freqs is a mistake!!! Probably is enough to use 2 freq or… just one proper sequence…
How to find 1st freq? Easily!
Connect CC to scope and apply freq to transistor. For the best result use PWM for it. What You have to find is just the critical time when your CC is ON and you can see your sweet point on scope. If time is too short  You will not be able to see your sweet point!!! This sweet point has not been created in collector!!! This sweet point is being created on/by the CC!!!
Add +10% to this time. Temperature of collector will change.
2nd freq is the same as 1st freq but has to occur with right delay according to 1st freq and with PWM ratio.
The same effect  You can get by:
- using 2 freq with proper delay (when f1= f2) and proper PWM ratio
- or using proper sequence.
1st freq is just pumping energy to CC. 2nd freq works like…spark gap! I know it seems a bit crazy., but it makes short circuit on coil when peak is at his highest.
Rising edge of  2nd freq has to happen when your response from CC, or collector, is close to maximum.
It works like ZPOD (find handout.pdf on INTALEK). Coils getting cold. Something  familiar?

3)The most important thing! MS used inside his TPU two coils… I am pretty sure that it is separated devices. Why?
- He used to start running one/two small magnets
- There are two coils
- Please check it out and find similar things:
Daniel McFarland - October 10, 1871!!! (US patent 119,825)
Nicola Tesla -  summer of 1931 electric car Pierce-Arrow “…two thick rods protruded approximately 10cm from the converter housing. Tesla pushed them in saying "Now we have power”…”
Floyd Sweet – your otto_ronette_TPU_ECD-V1_0.pdf on page 15.
Ed Leedskalnin – his holder (Emery coil; thetpu.pdf; page 10; I do not remember source but I have this file on my PC. If You need I can send You)
On Youtube  - a one or two similar solution with 2 rods.

4) Just play with 2freq, delay between them and ratio (PWM). Nearly all of electronic equipment use feedback…Why we didn’t?!

5) Why it is fake? Maybe two internal coil are our key to run this device. Maybe mobius is just kind of regulator/ transformer for it…

I am just starting to build my own TPU and probably it will tame me some time but if You’re willing to confirm my theory and add your experience I’ll be glad to help You as much as I can!

Greetings for Otto/Ronette/JasonO/ Wattsup

Regards
Adam & Nuno

P.S.  Sorry for our english

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Klaatu on October 13, 2009, 09:47:27 PM
MRD10,
Could you supply a schematic on the circuit you have, the pictures don't explain alot and there alot of bogus information to wade through before getting to the viable stuff.
I would like to replicate your circuit using a mobius or Rodin toroid design, perhaps this will accelerate the design phase.

Questions:
Do you use a mixing console to introduce the multi-waves or use two signal generators?
What kind of cable are you using?
What are the wire gauges used?
I have a zillion questions I would like to ask but proper documentation would be a great help.

Some thoughts:
Although the screen may work for an RF shield, scalar waves pass through everything. It would be wise to Rf screen the entire device with a solid ground connection(just to keep the FCC at bay) and a friendly distance from the device under test.
If you are feeding back to the PS, use a depleted car battery as the PS to see if it recharges. Be cautious car batteries will explode like hand grenades if unregulated.

K
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on October 15, 2009, 08:23:02 AM
Hello all,

@sfieszaq

sorry not to respond earlier but I didnt notice your post.

1. I agree that the controls have to cover all the mobius. Wound "all around"....said SM.

2. Im all the years working with 2 frequencies and they are OK.
First, if you can "translate" me the term "sweet point". Hmmm....is this working on all frequencies or....
yes, I already see that the 2. frequency somehow "shorts" the coil and the result is a voltage and current peak that blows everything connected: the coils, the scope, power supply, oscillators...

I would say this is the "positive runaway". I gave this name because the current and voltage rises to an "endless" value or better said until everything is blown. Im talking about 2 vibrated signals. Not oridinary pulsed coils. Its clear that at such a runaway the bulb shows no light, no energy to say so. This means that a positive runaway is good for blowing your equipment, nothing more.

On the other hand I saw when the coils vibrated, that there is just 1 frequency where the current dropps at a low vibration. I mean, every single collapse causes a current drop not a current rise like with the positive runaway. So, my conclusion is that there is also a "negative runaway". This happens when 2 or 3 frequencies meets at say 5 or 6Khz. Of course; im talking about the vibration frequency of 5 or 6kHz but the original input frequency is much higher. 1 is around 200kHz the other or others are to discover. Yeees, Bruce _TPU gaves us the secret frequencies, I know that but what if a collector is a little bit longer or shorter? Ferquency = circumference of collector!!! I tried to change the lenght of the collector, made a lot of tests, yes, the lenght is important.

So, Im now somehow tuning my oscillators to get 2 vibrational frequencies that can meet at 5 or 6kHz but trust me, its a f...g job because every morning I have another situation when I try to tune my oscillators: the day before everything is working just fine and as in the night the air is wet the conditions in the oscillator changes...a lot to "invent".

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: I_am on October 23, 2009, 12:58:45 AM
Hi guys!

Russian researcher created free energy device using Steven Mark principles. I post his information here to spread the knowledge.

DESCRIPTION

The principle is simple. Two types of load current (inductive and capacitive) do not disturb vibration of magnetic field inside core.
Because of this you can connect any number of such pairs of coils.

I do advice you to disassemble impulse transformer, replace core by Hall detector, connect it to oscilloscope and you will start to understand reality of the happening processes.


Here is magic schema.
L1 is inductor - primary winding
L2 - is ordinary solenoid which should be loaded only together with L3L4 (bifilar coil)

It is possible to use schema of parallel load - I have chosen this schema.
Connection of bifilar is not a mistake!
With this connection bifilar produces capacitive current (light diode is not lit, but ordinary filament bulb - does).
Main point is that solenoid and bifilar provide opposite influence on power supply. I investigated this schema on frequency of 700 kilo Hertz (bifilar resonance).
Two-ray oscilloscope (on primary winding) showed that current phase was approximately 1/4 of period ahead of voltage phase (probably parasitic capacity of the coil).
When I loaded solenoid - phase difference has increased. After that I added load to bifilar - phase difference decreased (cos phi stabilized).
Therefore by choosing right regime it is possible to leave cos phi intact (same as in idle mode).
Therefore it is possible to add unlimited number of such pairs of coils to magnetic circuit - they do not influence the circuit and mutually cancel each other.
To maximize COP input circuit should operate on resonant frequency of the bifilar-solenoid circuit (serial load).
It is also possible to use capacitor tape from non-polar capacitors (in a form as is) and get inductive current from the tape. In this case this current field will be enclosed in between tape plates.
Now I am busy creating test setup for 10 watt. The principle is confirmed on practice by me.

You should wind large coils and spend substantial amount of effort on fine tuning. All materials are ordinary but coil core is ferrite. Preferably with higher frequency.
Core material does not relate to the effect but as a magnetic circuit it should correspond to required frequency.
Bifilar coil should have larger number of winds (to have larger capacitance).
Solenoid is better to wind with litz wire or with thick wire with step to ensure higher Q.
Mutual position of coils and coil winding direction are also important. In short - circuit tuning will take about a week.

To find resonant frequency of bifilar coil you should:
1) connect load as drawn on schema
2) connect primary winding to broadband generator up to 10MHz THROUGH filament bulb (do not connect bulb to circuit yet)
3) and tune generator frequency until maximum brightness of the bulb

The circuit is quite complex to tuneup so it is not suitable for young amateurs.
And remember about mutual orientation and winding direction of coils! It is very important but I cannot tell you exactly what I use - I wound my bifilar coil quite a while ago and just use it since then.
Using capacitor tape imposes additional difficulties. It will have longitudinal component of voltage. So to draw current you will need to connect "start" and "end" from different sides of the foil width.
I advice you to start assembly from bifilar coil instead of capacitor tape.


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Yucca on October 23, 2009, 02:30:56 AM
Hi guys!

Russian researcher created free energy device using Steven Mark principles. I post his information here to spread the knowledge.

DESCRIPTION

The principle is simple. Two types of load current (inductive and capacitive) do not disturb vibration of magnetic field inside core.
Because of this you can connect any number of such pairs of coils.

I do advice you to disassemble impulse transformer, replace core by Hall detector, connect it to oscilloscope and you will start to understand reality of the happening processes.


Here is magic schema.
L1 is inductor - primary winding
L2 - is ordinary solenoid which should be loaded only together with L3L4 (bifilar coil)

It is possible to use schema of parallel load - I have chosen this schema.
Connection of bifilar is not a mistake!
With this connection bifilar produces capacitive current (light diode is not lit, but ordinary filament bulb - does).
Main point is that solenoid and bifilar provide opposite influence on power supply. I investigated this schema on frequency of 700 kilo Hertz (bifilar resonance).
Two-ray oscilloscope (on primary winding) showed that current phase was approximately 1/4 of period ahead of voltage phase (probably parasitic capacity of the coil).
When I loaded solenoid - phase difference has increased. After that I added load to bifilar - phase difference decreased (cos phi stabilized).
Therefore by choosing right regime it is possible to leave cos phi intact (same as in idle mode).
Therefore it is possible to add unlimited number of such pairs of coils to magnetic circuit - they do not influence the circuit and mutually cancel each other.
To maximize COP input circuit should operate on resonant frequency of the bifilar-solenoid circuit (serial load).
It is also possible to use capacitor tape from non-polar capacitors (in a form as is) and get inductive current from the tape. In this case this current field will be enclosed in between tape plates.
Now I am busy creating test setup for 10 watt. The principle is confirmed on practice by me.

You should wind large coils and spend substantial amount of effort on fine tuning. All materials are ordinary but coil core is ferrite. Preferably with higher frequency.
Core material does not relate to the effect but as a magnetic circuit it should correspond to required frequency.
Bifilar coil should have larger number of winds (to have larger capacitance).
Solenoid is better to wind with litz wire or with thick wire with step to ensure higher Q.
Mutual position of coils and coil winding direction are also important. In short - circuit tuning will take about a week.

To find resonant frequency of bifilar coil you should:
1) connect load as drawn on schema
2) connect primary winding to broadband generator up to 10MHz THROUGH filament bulb (do not connect bulb to circuit yet)
3) and tune generator frequency until maximum brightness of the bulb

The circuit is quite complex to tuneup so it is not suitable for young amateurs.
And remember about mutual orientation and winding direction of coils! It is very important but I cannot tell you exactly what I use - I wound my bifilar coil quite a while ago and just use it since then.
Using capacitor tape imposes additional difficulties. It will have longitudinal component of voltage. So to draw current you will need to connect "start" and "end" from different sides of the foil width.
I advice you to start assembly from bifilar coil instead of capacitor tape.

Thanks for posting this. I´ve read it twice, I like the sound of this!

When scoping the primary winding for power factor, what type of resistor did you use for a current shunt?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: I_am on October 23, 2009, 02:43:17 AM
Thanks for posting this. I´ve read it twice, I like the sound of this!

When scoping the primary winding for power factor, what type of resistor did you use for a current shunt?

I am very sorry - I am just translator. I cannot answer any questions. If I see additional information from author - I will post. At the moment author is not very generous on details.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Yucca on October 23, 2009, 02:55:30 AM
I am very sorry - I am just translator. I cannot answer any questions. If I see additional information from author - I will post. At the moment author is not very generous on details.

Well thanks VERY much for translating this!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on November 07, 2009, 11:33:32 AM
Hello everybody!

Russian researcher created free energy device using Steven Mark principles. I post his information here to spread the knowledge.

Could you please give us a reference to the original document you've translated and/or some information on where did you find it. I'll try to extract some more facts from it according to my knowledge of russian language and physics.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dankie on November 07, 2009, 04:39:35 PM
Interresting post by I_am

could it be ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 07, 2009, 11:57:47 PM
Hi guys!

Russian researcher created free energy device using Steven Mark principles. I post his information here to spread the knowledge.


see attached:
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on November 08, 2009, 12:53:21 AM
@ Grumpy, interesting pdf but
I dont see the o/c dc bifilar bucking tuned output on a common core in the pdf .
How are they related?

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 08, 2009, 01:02:55 AM
nice pdf ...


i have already built better public ...  :)

ist!


try all wires same length all the way around the ring power 1 and block colapse in core harvest from all others ...

 ;)

on the on cycle being that all wires are equal length gage and mass they transfer through resosnance mass tuneing meaning power 1 all get power on on cycle .. colpase the power source and DO NOT ALLOW TO BACK FLOW ELECTRICAL ...   TO THE SWITCH .. meaning use pnp and a diode  so out it goes ...all the wires to all the bridges then into the cap ..
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on November 08, 2009, 01:21:37 AM
     Does a torroidal transformer see a change in the magnetic permeability of the core material due to secondary current draw.  Is it possible to choke off primary current while still being able to draw secondary current from the same magnetizing event.  If the magnetic information is passed through a precession of the magnetic dipole moments of the core material this would take time.  The core material choking the input frequency while initializing a magnetic radiation through the core material.  The magnetic pulse TRAVELING through the ring arrives at the secondary well after the input pulse.  Does it's thing the emf is stored in a capacitor all set for another choked input pulse.  Never bothered the core material in that portion of the ring under the influence of the primary.  Input current is totally choked output current and voltage in the seconary in unity with a power factor of 1.  Pulse rest rest rest Pulse rest rest rest Pulse.  Won't happen with a sinsuoidal input. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on November 08, 2009, 01:22:47 AM
Seems like we have seen this before...
After a little modification it fits right in place.

--gk.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 08, 2009, 01:36:09 AM
i have linked 3 of those togather with the right freqs ...

in the JOULE THEIF THRED ..   even with neos inbetween ...  :)

i have about well over 100 1 " rings wound almost every imaninable configuration ...

and i still have bout 40 blanks and i just ordered 500 more ...

im useing the db107 bridges 1000v 1a got 500 of those too plus 6 650f caps 100 1k pots 200 2n2222a transistors ... 

i already have miles of wire ...

and i wound all my coils by hand ...  :)

ist!

thats only for my starter for MY CAP MOTOR...   the jt... 

the center peice of the tpu ...  and i have designed my unit where i dont even need it ... lol

my finshed design has NO BATTERIES AND DOES NOT REQUIRE ANY ... EVER!

LET A SINGLE CHARGE OF DRIVEING CAP #1 BE FIRST CONSIDERED!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 08, 2009, 04:24:09 PM
Seems like we have seen this before...
After a little modification it fits right in place.

--gk.

Great!  Someone recognizes a pattern.  Now look past "what" works and look at "why" it works.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 08, 2009, 04:48:35 PM
good call grumpy !!

does a pulse down a wire make a magnetic wave ?

if it does could you not find the proper wave legnth and place coils at amprage nodes and voltage nodes ....

hummmmm..                                   0            0
                                                   ~          ~
like this .....                                --------------------------<wire
                                                        ~             ~ 

                                                         0              0



ist!

now squish it togather ...  what have you got ... OTTOS FIRST DRAWING....   
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on November 08, 2009, 08:42:45 PM
Quote
The circuit is quite complex to tuneup so it is not suitable for young amateurs.

LOL  :D  ;D

"young amateurs" go outside and play.....   lol

This is all crap !!!

When you see a schematic block labeled GENERATOR you already know for a fact it's crap !!  Do people think that every resonant transfer of energy is now a Steven Mark invention?  Give me a f*%? break, were dealing with mental midgets here!

This is partially your fault Mannix, for posting all those "letters" from SM that talk about pulsing coils....  now everybody has the idea that they need to INPUT energy into a "TPU"/core, instead of tuning to a frequency with "no mass circuitry" involved, and "just the knowledge of the coils and how they interact with each other". The videos were enough.

The mass confusion is spreading...

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 08, 2009, 09:36:17 PM
I thought that SM made it clear that he did not use ferromagnetic cores.

There might be an electric analog to the paper that I posted.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on November 08, 2009, 10:34:11 PM
  I gotta try a little experiment just to know.  If you replace the plunger in a solenoid with a piece of copper wire that is wound in a loop and then put some current through the solenoid winding and some through the armature winding is their any movement going to happen.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on November 08, 2009, 11:39:29 PM
LOL  :D  ;D

"young amateurs" go outside and play.....   lol

This is all crap !!!

When you see a schematic block labeled GENERATOR you already know for a fact it's crap !!  Do people think that every resonant transfer of energy is now a Steven Mark invention?  Give me a f*%? break, were dealing with mental midgets here!

This is partially your fault Mannix, for posting all those "letters" from SM that talk about pulsing coils....  now everybody has the idea that they need to INPUT energy into a "TPU"/core, instead of tuning to a frequency with "no mass circuitry" involved, and "just the knowledge of the coils and how they interact with each other". The videos were enough.

The mass confusion is spreading...

EM

Steven never said to pulse coils. He referred to pure frequency,a type of resonance,wire lengths, the character of electron tubes, and a massive change when 3 frequencies interact correctly.

Your approach in interesting and surely does not include ss devices . A real plus there .The ftpu surely does not seem to fit a lot of what was said from the perspective of us amateurs who dont know what we are doing.

Blaming somebody else for their conclusions seems an productive or  bit naive. There may be many incorrect assumptions , mine included.  Shooting messengers is an old phenomenon that keeps popping up.

Otto, has some of these things happening but is not able to get other's  to see his vibrations.
he is using one frequency and getting extreme effects when introducing another.

Imagine how he feels

You have some mains pick up but the way your coils may be interacting could be key, well done!

I found it interesting that you did not do the same thing with the mains off or take any interest in showing people who had not seen your previous videos what you know to be be source of your milliamps.


The attention you get from this omission will be negative even though you are actually doing something towards your idea of what the tpu is about


Indeed your quote from the video has had me confused many times to the degree that i have wondered about the information in the letters as well. Time will tell as we stay in this hunt for our future power supplies.

So try praising wayfarers and put you guns away.

@sparks they should jump or repel  but i have not tried it



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on November 09, 2009, 02:05:45 AM
@Mannix,
I'm not shooting the messenger,  I'm shooting the message found in that Russian document,  and by association all the other postings that include generators.

So Steven never said to pulse coils?   I thought he told us to input 1 frequency then it's 2nd harmonic then the 3rd.  You know it doesn't matter, this seems to be a playing field where everybody is bringing all sorts of things related or not, but what gets me is when people bring nonsense in the name of Steven Mark.  That bothers me.  It shouldn't but it does.

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 09, 2009, 02:18:51 AM
@Mannix,
I'm not shooting the messenger,  I'm shooting the message found in that Russian document,  and by association all the other postings that include generators.

So Steven never said to pulse coils?   I thought he told us to input 1 frequency then it's 2nd harmonic then the 3rd.  You know it doesn't matter, this seems to be a playing field where everybody is bringing all sorts of things related or not, but what gets me is when people bring nonsense in the name of Steven Mark.  That bothers me.  It shouldn't but it does.

EM

EM   MAY I ASK YOU A QUESTION ? 

IN THIS QUOTED STATETMENT ...   

WHAT IS THE DIFFRENCE PULSE OR NO PULSE ... 

I SEE BOTH AS HAVEING A FREQ ..  ;)

THANK YOU !

FREQ IS A PULSE IN A GIVEN AMOUNT OF TIME .....  OR YOU COULD LOOK AT IT LIKE A GIVEN AMOUNT OF PULSES IN A SEGMENT OF TIME   

ITS THE SAME DARN THING SIN SQUARE SAWTOOTH TRIANGLE ......   

IST!

EXCEPT THE THINGS I WORK ON COMPLEATLY INTRUPT THE FLOW OF ELECTRICTY..  AND HARVEST FROM THE REACTION THERE OF ...

VERRY MUCH THE WORKS OF NICOLA TESLA    ASIDE ALL THE RESONANT TUNEING TANKS AND SUCH 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Grumpy on November 09, 2009, 03:50:10 AM
...and another thread sinks into the abyss...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: poynt99 on November 09, 2009, 05:27:28 AM
EM, Mannix, Grumps:

Many things don't make sense, right from the get go. Even the title of this very thread makes no sense  :D

I can see there being several points of view. EM, you are not pulsing any coils with your latest experiment, yet you insist SM told us to pulse coils  ??? (I agree btw, that this is what he meant).

I agree with EM that for a period of time, anything presented round with wire on it was being called a "TPU", and it was getting to be too much.

The videos are good, but the letters are of equal value imho.

Grumps, all the threads here have had their day, and from time to time are jolted back to life by some new insight or bizarre theory. It's a natural cycle.

Come on guys, take some happy pills  ;D

We're all in this together...at least I hope so.

.99
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 09, 2009, 05:46:43 AM
YOU ALL GOT A RING THAT IS SAFE AND HAS HUGE OUTPUT ...

THE OVERUNITY RING ... 

CAPABLE OF POWERING YOUR ENTIRE HOUSE ...  ALL THAT IS ....

IST!

RESONANT TUNEING AND TANKS ARE NOT USED IN THIS UNIT ANYONE CAN BUILD IT !

 :)

ITS OPEN SOURCE YA KNOW....  :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on November 09, 2009, 06:55:10 AM
  Well lets add some gravity to the situation.  You accelerate charged mass you radiate photon energy.  Basic radio theory. Isn't gravity a perpectual scource of acceleration of mass?  Nasa clued into this awhile back sling shotting pieces of metal all round the solar system.  Earth is a scource of gravity or accelerating force.  So charged mass accelerated towards it's center of mass is a constant scource of photon energy.  What is the frequency generated by something being accelerated 32 feet per second.  Quite sure it is in the kilohertz band.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 09, 2009, 08:28:39 AM
Hello all,

how I feel?

Better not to describe!

I know that the vibrations are very important but to get them is ......

Just imagine: even the size of the aluminium housing where the oscillators are placed is important!! Veeery important because if its to big, no vibrations. If its to small, no vibrations. No Aluminium, no vibration!!!

I would love to place the MOSFETs AND the oscillators inside a TPU. I would love to build oscillators that are little in dimensions....

or as IST said, to fire caps into the coils....this could be another solution

ever tried to charge a cap by hand and to discharge it into a coil by hand?

The point is not in the so called overunity or such crap. The point is in the speed AND clean discharges.

I HATE THE DIRTY MOSFETS.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on November 09, 2009, 09:14:25 AM
OK, I'm happy again  :)
welcome back otto
EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on November 09, 2009, 09:36:33 AM
How to replace mosfets ? Maybe using two identical in parallel ? Basically what I learned is that mosfet is polarized due to internal diode-like junction, so it's bad  to switch resonant LC circuit. It is not truly bi-directional switch :-[

ANY THOUGHTS ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 09, 2009, 09:49:53 AM
Hello all,

@EM

if you mean "back" from the setup I showed here in the video and my last schematic, then yes, Im back but still thinking about vibrations. But really big and powerfull vibrations where you cant tune 2 of the vibrations to the same frequency because they would blow your setup.

Im talking about to charge and discharge 2 or 3 electrolytic caps into a coil setup. But if possible without the fucking MOSFETs. I have seen enough dirty signals. More then enough.

And I have seen the signals when such caps are discharged. Perfect. Clean and veeeery short.

We really need oscillators?
We really need MOSFETs?

Better for me to stop.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on November 09, 2009, 03:28:38 PM
I HATE THE DIRTY MOSFETS. Otto

@otto

Welcome to my Mosfet Haters Club where we spend our days blowing them little dirty buggers to smithereens. lol

If you consider what @EM has showed us lately with his LED Loop, if that LED is lit, it has to follow a given frequency, and if it follows a given frequency, then it has to be pulsing WITHOUT a mosfet. If the primary circuit is sensitive enough to follow inductive signals from an outside loop source, and considering these sources are everywhere, then it should be possible to get pulses without a mosfet. A low value zenor diode, let's say at 1 volt or 1.5 volts should do the job very well.

On a different way, let's say battery run, if you take two zenor diodes, one at 1.5 volts pointing towards the circuit/coils and one zenor diode of 10 volts that is in parallel to the first but pointing backwards so only flyback that is strong enough can return to source, then this could act like a smart switching.

Even a zenor diode placed in reverse across the collector/emitter of a mosfet would act like a valve, maintaining a minimum level of potential stress inside the circuit before that zenor would allow flyback to return to source. Maybe I am not saying it in the right way and sorry for that.

SM already said once that the control circuit used a new way of doing things enough to warrant a patent (true or not who cares). I think there needs to be developed a "passive switching" method.

Maybe zenor diode on a cap. Charge the cap and at a certain voltage the zenor discharges the caps, or am I totally wrong. Possible, but something tells me zenor switching may be a key.

"Knowledge of the coils" or better put, "knowledge of the coils working inside an induction loop". lol

Question: If you have an induction loop and everything inside that loop can be influenced by the loop itself, now, if you wind a coil over the loop, is that coil half inside the loop and half outside the loop, if we look at the pure inductive effect of the loop? That in itself would create a potential difference on every turn of the coil.

@EM

I did not understand well how you tuned the loops.

Now, what if the loop was Litz 660 strands. Will that make 660 very very sensitive loops all in parallel. lol
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 09, 2009, 04:06:50 PM
OOO YES THE DIRTY MOSFETS!!!   YUCK!!  LOL

THERE ONLY GREAT IF THERE PORTECTED ...   OTHER WIZE YOU CHEW EM UP !!  JUST LIKE CANDY...

LOL  THEY HATE ELECTRO STATIC ... ;)  OR HIGH VOLTAGE ... 

THE CAPS ARE THE KEY ..  RESONANT TUNEING IS NOT REQUIRED IN FEROITE ...

NICE TO HEAR FROM YOU OTTO..

WHATTSUP ...   LOVE THE LITZ..

THIS IS MY SIMPLE STAGE 2  1 WIRE POWERED   ALL THE WAY AROUND THE TOROIDE ...

ALL WIRES ARE SAME LENGTH GAGE .. YOU CAN SNEEK A FEW FOR EXTRA FEEDBACK IF YOU SO DESIRE ...

ASSUME YOU HAVE 101 WIRES TWISTED AS 1 INDIVUALLY INSULATED 100 GO TO 100 DB107 BRIDGES TO THE ULTRA CAP BANK ...  THE OTHER IS POWERED AND TIES INTO THE NEXT OU RING ..  ;)

IST!
 

NOW BUILD 2 OF THEM ... CONNECT THEM TOGATHER  FIRE WITH MY NPN PNP DRIVER ... THROUGH A FULL WAVE BRIDGE ..  :o :P

PEACE WE ARE ALL IN THIS TOGATHER ....  ;D

NOW IMGINE YOU HAVE 3 CORES ALL THE EXACT SAME ...  YOU FIND THE RIGHT LENGTH OF WIRE FOR THAT CORE   THIS IS A ROTATING MAGNETIC FEILD ...  AS IT WILL COMPOUND IN THE CORE ...

IT GOES OUT OF THE FIRST CORE TO THE SECOND ..  WICH IS TUNED TO THE FIRST HARMONIC OF THE FIRST LENGTH OF WIRE ...   AND THE 3 THE SAME ... FORUMLA AS THE LAST .. 2ND HARMONIC ...

HARMONIC ENTANGLEMENT  ACTIVATED BY SOUND WAVES..  NOT SWITCHES ... 

HOW EVER ... 

DOWN THE ROAD...  FIRST SOURCE MUST BE UNSERSTOOD..!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 10, 2009, 09:40:19 AM
Hello all,

@wattsup

the last few months I didnt blow MOSFETs but a few times my oscillators because I tuned 2 vibrations to the almost same frequency and ....I had to see it!

@IST

sometimes are drawings usefull.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on November 21, 2009, 09:08:24 PM
just for reference this russian TPU :o

http://www.youtube.com/user/FreeEnergyInfo#p/u/41/neiOQgYw_Qc

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on November 22, 2009, 01:01:00 AM
That's a collection of fakes from members here ...still haunting them!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on November 22, 2009, 04:50:46 AM
That's a collection of fakes from members here ...still haunting them!

why do you think it is a fakes?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rensseak on November 22, 2009, 10:38:41 AM
why do you think it is a fakes?


He is right, it is already long time ago, they show there units here on OU.com an later it comes out it was a fake.

Belief me, i am here since beginning and Mannix of course also.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: winsonali on November 23, 2009, 08:26:18 PM
wattsup:

i want to be a member of your Mosfet Haters Club
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on November 24, 2009, 01:30:34 AM
@winsonali

Actually anyone working on overunity systems is an automatic member because it is part of the natural or normal process of discovery. lol

The process is pretty simple.

1) Blow mosfet
2) Find out why it blew by blowing a few more.
3) Make the necessary changes. Ah it works.
4) Then make an undocumented change that blows some more mosfets.
5) Repeat 2, 3 and 4 indefinitely.

I think I should write a book entitled "1001 ways to blow a mosfet", describing the many ways they blow, including - The Pop, The Fizz, The Fry, The Wiggle and more. Half of all proceeds will go the National Wounded Mosfet Clinics Burn Ward and the other half to the "Sign Your Mosfets Organ Donner Card Effort". lol


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on November 24, 2009, 05:47:48 AM
How about 'Self combustion for FETS'
I did one and had a 2" bonfire going on the protoboard. There is a black hole where once a mighty FET stood!

I think I'll write some lyrics. Hole, Hole on my board. Where nerds and the popped FETs get fused. Sung to 'home, home on the range'.

--gk. Electric cowboy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 24, 2009, 06:43:49 AM
Hello all,

sice Im working on TPUs I have blown over 50 (fifty) of this f....g MOSFETs.

My latest type of MOSFET Im using is a IRFP 450 and I would say its almost impossible to blow such a MOSFET.

But now Im blowing every week 1 of my oscillators.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on November 26, 2009, 07:28:25 AM
I am proud to announce I have not blown any MOSFETS.     Why?   I simply don't use them for high current/power circuits.  The channel resistance is not stable and changes as the current increases due to depletion etc..., and you will find yourself with a lot of current through a lot of resistance (especially when driving inductive loads) and that means a lot of power (I^2 R = P) that needs to be dissipated by the MOSFET, and in most cases it will exceed the power dissipation capability of the device.  Or you can easily blow the gate and render the device useless, etc... But I have fried a few BJTs, or rather fried my fingers when I touched them   lol

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 26, 2009, 01:52:18 PM
Hello all,

OK, I see there is an unofficial "MOSFET hater club".

Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 01:57:47 PM
That is why you put heat sensors on them.
It can save you a lot of money!

But people tend to leave out protection....

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: stprue on November 26, 2009, 02:02:32 PM
Hello all,

OK, I see there is an unofficial "MOSFET hater club".

Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.

Otto

You could use a clf driver that has enough power to make a spark gap like I have done.  You can see my vid on the Bloch wall GK topic.  Mine is not strong enough to be able to adjust the gap distance but you could use a stronger driver or a voltage multiplier. Anyways take a look!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 02:04:20 PM

Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.

Otto

Does this ring any bells, Otto?

 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on November 26, 2009, 02:39:13 PM
@-[marco]-

I know, it's a knew type of Hockey Rink. lol

I'm all ears for a new pulsing method. On @winsonali's thread he is talking about using a coil quenched vacuum tube.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 02:50:49 PM
HAHA LOL  ;D

How about this?

Simple,elegant,fast,robust,etc. Must be a hole in one  :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on November 26, 2009, 03:09:29 PM
Does this ring any bells, Otto?

 

page 42

http://www.tech-systems-labs.com/books/GE-lamps.pdf

http://www.dos4ever.com/ring/ring.html



Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tsl on November 26, 2009, 03:11:39 PM
Quote
Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.
why do you want to pulse a tpu anyway? the tpu is the pulser.
look at it as it were a PFL. the tpus with additional outer winding(s) are looking damn close to a nested blumlein PFL generator with a common ground.
and btw blumlein was a "audio guy" also (the father of the stereo )
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 03:32:19 PM
why do you want to pulse a tpu anyway? the tpu is the pulser.
look at it as it were a PFL. the tpus with additional outer winding(s) are looking damn close to a nested blumlein PFL generator with a common ground.
and btw blumlein was a "audio guy" also (the father of the stereo )

I guess you never heard of Lee De Forrest and his Audion then......

@Wings

I once orderd 500 of those NE2 bulbs and i actually made such a counter by using a couple of 4017's  :)
Just like the one from that guy in the pic below,but i made it on a nice PCB  :)
It's still in one of them boxes over here...

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on November 26, 2009, 03:47:06 PM
@marco,
Love the grid bias!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tsl on November 26, 2009, 04:06:43 PM
@Mannix
i don't see the connection between Lee De Forest and his Audion and my idea about looking at the tpu as to a nested blumlein pfl generator.
Lee De Forest filed a patent in 1916 for the regenerative circuit
Edwin Armstrong patented the regenerative circuit in 1914.
Did i missed something here?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 26, 2009, 04:15:53 PM
why do you want to pulse a tpu anyway? the tpu is the pulser.
look at it as it were a PFL. the tpus with additional outer winding(s) are looking damn close to a nested blumlein PFL generator with a common ground.
and btw blumlein was a "audio guy" also (the father of the stereo )

 ;)

The same can be done with a very light duty mosfet.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 04:47:09 PM
Armstrong would heve been nowhere without De Forrest audion.
De Forrest invented the Vacuumtube he is the father of audio.
Read up on how he modified normal filament bulbs and discoverd how he could control electron flow.

He showed it to Tesla and not long after that Tesla was driving the free energy pierce arrow.....

The TPU was discoverd with Vacuum tubes so Steven Mark and his TPU would have been nowhere aswell without Lee De Forrest.

However, for the father of television it would be Philco Farnsworth.

So tell me how does blumlein fit into this picture?

Marco.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tsl on November 26, 2009, 06:50:26 PM
Armstrong would heve been nowhere without De Forrest audion.
De Forrest invented the Vacuumtube he is the father of audio.
Read up on how he modified normal filament bulbs and discoverd how he could control electron flow.

He showed it to Tesla and not long after that Tesla was driving the free energy pierce arrow.....

The TPU was discoverd with Vacuum tubes so Steven Mark and his TPU would have been nowhere aswell without Lee De Forrest.

However, for the father of television it would be Philco Farnsworth.

So tell me how does blumlein fit into this picture?

Marco.
You've missed John Ambrose Fleming, Robert von Lieben and others.
Anyway, what's your point? Are we discussing here some sort of paternity?
It was not my intent to bring up something like this.My only point was this:
look at the tpu as it were a pulse forming line by itself- and there comes Blumlein, with his nested arrangement... nothing more.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 07:12:18 PM
I'm sorry, i cannot visualize what you are trying to say....

Thats why i use these graphical schematics like the one on previous page so people can understand my messages.

A more detailed description of your idea or pherhaps a new topic on the subject can help.

Marco.




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: poynt99 on November 26, 2009, 08:09:35 PM
I know what you're getting at tsl ;)

In the new year I expect to be doing some testing along these lines.

.99
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 26, 2009, 08:18:03 PM
Now that's funny i am also testing along (Power) Lines  :D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gobaga on November 26, 2009, 10:54:37 PM
You've missed John Ambrose Fleming, Robert von Lieben and others.
Anyway, what's your point? Are we discussing here some sort of paternity?
It was not my intent to bring up something like this.My only point was this:
look at the tpu as it were a pulse forming line by itself- and there comes Blumlein, with his nested arrangement... nothing more.

PFL's don't run with gain, so how is a PFN part of a tpu?  Are you implying that there is some effect casued by a PFN that has gone unnoticed?

Triodes have another mode of operation that offers much lower rise time at much reduced amplification.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: tsl on November 26, 2009, 11:47:26 PM
PFL's don't run with gain, so how is a PFN part of a tpu?  Are you implying that there is some effect casued by a PFN that has gone unnoticed?

Triodes have another mode of operation that offers much lower rise time at much reduced amplification.
from otto:
Quote
Let us think about how to pulse a TPU with a high frequency without MOSFETs.
the way i proposed is just another way of pulsing
edit
i'm not implying that a pfn is part of the tpu but the tpu is a multiple pulse "former". sm stated the tpu work by creating multiple frequencies around the collector.actually it was
Quote
"In the case of my power unit, you create several frequencies within a space of the collectors coils circumference.
Frequencies are directly related to the circumference of the collector coil."
so that's for me another way to do just that.creating several freqs around a collector.if this the right way i don't know. but i do know it's different and that was otto asking for, new ways  ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gobaga on November 27, 2009, 12:18:40 AM

i'm not implying that a pfn is part of the tpu but the tpu is a multiple pulse "former". sm stated the tpu work by creating multiple frequencies around the collector.actually it was

and 12AU7's were used for multivibrators

What's next?  Square pulses?

Did you see the bifilar stuff in another thread?  There's your pulse forming in action.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on November 27, 2009, 12:38:42 AM
and 12AU7's were used for multivibrators

What's next?  Square pulses?

Did you see the bifilar stuff in another thread?  There's your pulse forming in action.

No no no Gobaga  :) not 12AU7's it was 12BY7's
At least that is what he used in the amp.
We do not know which frequency generators he used but i think any tube based generator with a good range and clean signal will do.

Here:

Quote
I originally got the idea from electron circuits which use vacuum rectifiers like the 5U4 GB or 5AR4 etc.

As my memory tells me, I originally used three old tube type frequency generators coupled to tube amplifiers composed of a 12BY7- input tube and a driver coupled to a 6AS7G output tube. It was using this apparatus that enabled me to first strike those magical tones.


For the record:

12BY-7

Penthode for tv videoamplifier applications.
Heater 12,6 Volt
Plate dissipation 6.5 Watts, where 12au7= 2.75 Watts
Amplfication Factor 28.5, where 12au7= 19.5

6AS7G

High Power twin Triode

Heater 6,3 Volt
And Plate dissipation per plate 14 Watts
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Gobaga on November 27, 2009, 02:56:22 AM
No no no Gobaga  :) not 12AU7's it was 12BY7's
At least that is what he used in the amp.
We do not know which frequency generators he used but i think any tube based generator with a good range and clean signal will do.

Here:

For the record:

12BY-7

Penthode for tv videoamplifier applications.
Heater 12,6 Volt
Plate dissipation 6.5 Watts, where 12au7= 2.75 Watts
Amplfication Factor 28.5, where 12au7= 19.5

6AS7G

High Power twin Triode

Heater 6,3 Volt
And Plate dissipation per plate 14 Watts

12BY7's

Thanks. That's what I get for relying on memory.  Pentodes can be "triode strapped" to give triode audio qualities.   

Hard to say what he was doing or trying to do.  Take the bifilar coil stuff - why do you even use a bifilar speaker coil to start with?  I can only guess that he was trying to mix signals for his spatial effects.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on November 27, 2009, 04:10:48 AM
<RANTON>
For those thinking along the lines of transmission lines:

Lamp cord, also known as 'zip cord', is a basic balanced transmission line. Impedance varies with dimensions but most will be on the order of 72 ohms. This type of cord was used between radio transmitters and antenna up until the 50's. It is very lossy above the 160 meter band. It has very low loss at frequencies into the ultrasonic.

Lamp cord was mentioned in the relayed texts.

IMHO... The open TPU clearly has common indoor 300 ohm twin-lead on two of the coil segments (probably all four). The collector is the wire wrapped between the two conductors of the twin-lead (one half of the same type of twin-lead inserted between the conductors of an un-split pair of twin-lead.
There are, at least, two diodes connected to the above coil arrangement (one each segment).

What does all this 'opinion' mean?

1. All three major type of TPUs are clearly PASSIVE frequency multipliers that are also regenerative simply because they are circular.
2. There are no high powered circuits involved.
3. There are no external signal generators.
4. The term 'gain' as used in the claimed SM texts is not the same as 'gain' used in common electronics. In common lingo the gain happens in the switch or control. Gain in a TPU is in the interaction of fields.
5. Two separate transmission lines (or the separate sides of one) is the easiest way to have current running both directions at the same time from two separate sources.
6. There are no micro or reed-switches or the most basic logic circuits. There is no need for them.
7. Harmonics of the fundamental are not integer multiples. The wave fronts are traveling in a circle. Just like calculating circumference, pi must be considered. 

<RANTOFF>

Sorry folks. Like most of us I am growing tired of the SS/Tube/Core/No Core/etc arguments. This thing is not simple enough for a person unfamiliar with wave propagation, transmission lines, resonant transformer theory, the value of dielectrics and more.

My experiments stopped with a passive frequency multiplying transmission line within a very high voltage static electric pulsed field. Timed correctly, that static pulse created a 'child' pulse from the reflected wave. This child had no source and did not have measurable drain on the static field or injected wave pulse.

It is likely I must perform better measurements and will do so when I move out of my suitcase.

Until then, and when Grumpy has returned, I'll just check in once in a while to review the same repeated arguments and attempts at reinventing motors.

BEP
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 04:22:32 AM
wattsup

lol

just harlous!  lol  fet death ...

this i have overcome after as otto says 50 or so... 

fets work great ..  if you know how to use them ... 

marco   nice work as usual!

or could i call u lee ;)  lol

but you GOT THE WRONG TUBES ...

PLUS   take a better look at this picture i can start this from swipping a magnet ...  i know i can  8)

ist!  0 input    TRUE SM TPU ...    i think so ...  its an eather pump ...  push and eather pull amp ..  ;) :D

and i know you comprehend this... 

ist!

this i built yesterday .. BE CARFULL IF YOU BUILD THE DAMM THING ...  OUT PUT WILL BE LARGE ....

IT IS AC PULSED DC 120V ON INPUT ...  POWERED FROM A 12V SOURCE ...  IT WILL LITE MANY BULBS .. IT HAS 2 OUTPUTS ... SIMPLE AS CRAP...   STUPID SIMPLE ... 
ITS JUST THE KNOWALAGE OF THE COILS AND HOW THEY INTERACT ..

BTW I CAN EASLY RUN 30 OF THEASE RINGS AS SHOWEN FROM MY CAP PAC MOTOR ...  FROM A AAJT POWER CAN STARTER FROM 5 1000TH OF A VOLT ...  :o

GETTING CRAZY  WONDERLAND ABOUNDS...  8)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on November 27, 2009, 07:13:55 AM
Hello all,

I see a lot of ideas here.

@stprue

I used a sparc gap. A long or a short one. Not good.

@Marco

your picture of the setup is fantastic!!! For heating I would prefer 12,6V AC.

No, Im not using tubes because.....hmmmm......its impossible.

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: innovation_station on November 27, 2009, 08:34:56 AM
i reccomend the 1 volt heater tube list i posted some time ago ...

this is all i ment marco bro ..

so you can lower inputted engery and get it to run from a magnet!

 :)

ist!

peace!   you all know i only want ballance restored .. and advance ment to take place ..

im trying to do this in a more mature safe way that people can understand ..

im not the best suited for the job .. however its now done ...

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: dankie on November 27, 2009, 05:13:32 PM
Congrats IST , you can make the fets work !

outstanding .
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kacor on December 04, 2009, 08:43:06 PM
@ all
If I remember well SM mentioned he used some kind of piezo.

Maybe transformator?

" Piezoelectric Transformer is one of applications of Piezoelectric Effect that ceramic devices vibrate mechanically when low AC voltage of high-frequency, from several 10 kHz to 1Mhz, is applied on them and induce high voltage in consequence of their vibration. "

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on December 04, 2009, 08:58:47 PM
innovation_station

can you scale down your device or it must run on 120v input ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on December 05, 2009, 05:48:50 PM
IST,  whatever your building there, it looks nice,  I like it!    Looks like you'll use 12 Volts from the cigarette lighter in your car.  Interesting.
EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Earl on December 06, 2009, 08:56:17 PM
@ IST

Looks like you had much fun winding the toroid.

There are some things that confuse me:

1) You have about 8 turns of wire on a (plastic-cored ?) toroid that is being excited by a 120 Hz half-wave rectified sine of normal 115 VAC signal.  OK it will not be very close to a sine wave, more a distorted approximation since inexpensive inverters never are true sine wave output.

I would think this winding would present a quasi short-circuit to the output of the cigarette lighter inverter.  Do you not blow fuses or smoke the inverter ???
Something looks very fishy to me.

2)  I see nothing that should cause any field to rotate.  It looks like a simple transformer, nothing more.

And if the core is plastic, the coupling between windings would not be all that high, so even transformer action would be lower than optimum.

3)  What does this toroid do that would be interesting ?  It seems to be a very banal and boring design.  Lighting up light bulbs while discharging a battery makes me fall asleep.

To be interesting it has to light bulbs while charging a battery and must be able to be replicated by several peers.

Earl
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on December 06, 2009, 11:50:59 PM
I thought pvc at first. But i believe it is painted steel.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sfieszaq on December 07, 2009, 12:43:23 AM
Hi Otto,

Please if You could give me your favour.
Could You modify your TPU (only MOS FETs adding a diode as I shown on diagram) and check if You can get any conversion.
Adding this diodes we eliminate effect of internal diode. I think it can be the key.
Thx in advance

Sfieszaq
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 07, 2009, 06:14:36 AM
Hello all,

@sfieszaq

I hope I worte it right

There is no need for the diode.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sfieszaq on December 07, 2009, 02:42:38 PM
Hi Otto,

I want just to say, that the internal diode seems like work for us. Otto, please just do this test and check if You can get any conversion. You can use MOS FETs or Tubes but the biggest different between them is this internal diode in FET transistor. Just see how different works your TPU.

S-Q
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on December 07, 2009, 02:57:19 PM
Hi Otto,

I want just to say, that the internal diode seems like work for us. Otto, please just do this test and check if You can get any conversion. You can use MOS FETs or Tubes but the biggest different between them is this internal diode in FET transistor. Just see how different works your TPU.

S-Q

Put a transient bi-directional diode on D-S path. You will see the difference when you resonant circuit  can climb to certain voltage to open diode.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on December 07, 2009, 04:13:44 PM
Germanium diodes need only .2 volts. Should have used these ages ago as primary drive tank, then the other diode at .7 volts as secondary drive. If you use them .7 ones to start, it is difficult to create gain. lol
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 08, 2009, 06:14:36 AM
Hello all,

@sfieszaq

today at 4AM I connected a oridinary diode as you have shown in the picture.

Result: I have the same signals like before, without the diode.

Then I connected a ultrafast diode like you have me shown in the picture.

Result: I have the same signals like before without the diode. The signals are clean, rock stable and DIDNT change at all. Not for 1 mm.

I hope I dont have to explain why they didnt change.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on December 08, 2009, 08:58:23 PM
    Semiconductors are just that.  Glorified resistors.  Like SM said they will let you down when you really need them.  They will either short due to the high voltages or pop due to the high currents.  They are only good in highpower circuits if they are not used linearly.  They need to be off as much as they are on to allow for heat dissipation.  I used a mosfet bank once linearly for a variable loading supply on an alternator test stand.  The heat sink was dissapating just as much energy as the resistor bank was.  Tesla built a big old diode using steel and copper.  This created a rotating magnetic field that would rotate in one direction just like the ac induction motor field rotates relative to the rotor.  The rotor sees a changing magnetic field and induces currents that lag the stator winding rotating magnetic field.  The induced currents create a magnetic field that attempts to catchup with the stator winding rotating field.  In the Tesla diode there is no rotor but a fixed winding to experience the rotating magnetic field.  The coils are not shorted as they are in an induction motor squirrel cage winding but are connected like an alternator winding.  This winding is not shorted so that there appears a dc voltage corresponding to the rpm of the rotating magnetic field.  This induces a pulsating dc current as the poles of the exciter winding change the magnetic density in and around the output winding conductors.  Westinghouse ownd Tesla at the time and sure as hell wasnt going to let one of his guys invention salvage Edisons failing grid.  Shelved.  Like Morgan shelved the magnifying transmitter.  Which is just a big insulated capacitor plate stuck in the ground.  The only resistance to the unipole established in the tunnels and insulation painted on the floating underground anode.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on December 09, 2009, 04:29:02 AM
Successful TPU-ECD REPLICATION wow  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D
 ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  :P

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on December 09, 2009, 06:43:54 AM
@Dearest Tito

it seems that youre nervous because of me?

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on December 09, 2009, 08:49:45 AM
@Dearest Tito

it seems that youre nervous because of me?

Otto

oh ya veeeery nervous and happy for you because you finally found the solution  ;D
goodluck for your veeeeery loooooong journey of free energy  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on December 09, 2009, 09:11:20 AM
Successful TPU-ECD REPLICATION wow  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D
 ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  ;D  :P

where ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on December 09, 2009, 09:16:23 AM
hi sir otto

why is it that if you follow the tpu - ecd pdf,  the result is not working?  why is it so?;D

you mean everybody is wrong following your note?

just curious  ???
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Spider on December 16, 2009, 06:46:05 PM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opb0LvX7jZY

Real?? 

Can anybody translate?

Spider
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on December 16, 2009, 07:09:43 PM
Totally unexceptable. The bench is a mess and there is no way to trace the wires.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on December 16, 2009, 09:09:58 PM
@GK

Actually, I managed to trace all the wires in the video and have made a circuit diagram shown below.

Ha, Ha, Just Jok'in. lol

No, but his device does look like the ECD, big ring, small ring, coils wound over the ring. Too bad we can't understand the lingo.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on December 16, 2009, 09:28:22 PM
  Looks like em's loop.  If we use parasitic capacitance for feedback then the tpu starts to look like a tesla transformer wrapped around in  a loop.  There is a coil of high selfinductance in the below picture.  Each turn acting as a battery in series and adding to the exciting voltage induced from the primary.  The capacitor at the end of the line will see a very substantial voltage rise over that induced 1/2 way round the ring.  The capacitor plates will tend to move the entire coil of self-inductance. Now we have moving conductors and all that is needed is a magnetic field to generate some more voltage.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: mistique on December 17, 2009, 01:50:50 AM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opb0LvX7jZY

Real?? 

Can anybody translate?

Spider

Hello,
I can understand russian well, but can't write in English good ... I'll try to expalin what about they talk... maybe
it will be a little more useful for You than Russian.

They talks about frequency of 428-435 kHz (strange frequencymeter on top of scope)
There is 3Amps 12Volt average input.
Nothing about bulb Wattage.
They fliping top ring and talks - no difference of it to device work.
They using IRF7307, there is 3 pieces in their generator, but used only one in this movie.
What is on scope (they say - base freqency) I don't know. Bulb brightness changes, when they adjust this base frequency.
Nothing more usefull  :-\
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on December 17, 2009, 05:36:12 AM
@Mistique,
Thank you. Much appreciated.

--giantkiller.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on December 17, 2009, 01:48:24 PM
@mistique

Yes. Thanks for your translation effort.

It tells me that like all such devices, they will have their own frequency of operation. When he tossed the ring, it was to show that the exchange going on in the ring is fully integrated and has no bearing on any proximity issue with the lower ring. The circular ring is just a circumstance of the structure. If you pull slightly on both ends, you make an oval, pull a lot more and you make a long rectangle. All of these could harbor such a ring because it is fully integrated. It is one criteria for future free energy devices in mobile applications.

I dare to ask if he said anything about the wire type he is using in the rings. If you can listen carefully. But he talks in a mumbling way so I guess it will be hard to make it out well enough.

@sparks

Verrrrrrrrrrry Intereeeeeeeeesting. Thanks.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on December 27, 2009, 03:37:27 PM

He is right, it is already long time ago, they show there units here on OU.com an later it comes out it was a fake.

Belief me, i am here since beginning and Mannix of course also.

Yes, this russian units is not SM TPU, I was read otto's PDF cearfully,
but I think it is permanent magnetic flux switching device. Or you think it is absolutley fakes? Ok, if this is a fakes, what the reason to make fakes?

sorry for my english, I'am from Ukraine, I speak russian...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on December 28, 2009, 02:31:22 AM


fets work great ..  if you know how to use them ... 



Hi, can you share how to use them? I'm beginer in TPU industry :) and I going to build a MOSFET
switching setup for future tests/experiments

what the best schematic of MOSFET (IRF840 for examp)  which can be used in otto's 50 turns coil test for example?

  Vadym
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on December 28, 2009, 01:36:52 PM
hello everyone,
I have done otto's initial test with one pulsing coil, actually my first TPU-ECD test.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 12, 2010, 12:47:43 AM
@ all:

This is my 1st TPU...
I hope you guys help me with it...




Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 13, 2010, 06:17:13 AM
Hello all,

@sn7401

I see youre a great worker.

Can you give me your email adress??

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 13, 2010, 07:45:32 AM
Hello all,

@sn7401

I see youre a great worker.

Can you give me your email adress??

Otto

yes sure
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 13, 2010, 09:16:57 AM

      @otto

Quote
I see youre a great worker.

you think so? :) thanks!

can you clarify please, what the best way to connect CC transformers, series or parallel? Or it have no effect to RE peaks and seed?


         
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 13, 2010, 09:20:14 AM
@sn7401

series is the best way.

Got my email?

Otto

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 13, 2010, 02:19:27 PM

@Otto

yep, I'v got your mail, thanks for reply....

I'll try to reconnect CC today...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 15, 2010, 03:38:48 AM
Hi guys,

@Otto

I did the test, in my setup I used ATmega8 as generator which drives the IRF840 directly, without IRF7307 becose they need to be pulsed with negative half-wave pulse from generator, if i understand correctly the schematic diagramm from *.pdf V1.0. You see, Im not a profesional High-frequncy/radio/analog schematic guy, Im just a programer with some
electronics skills, so I think this 900V kicks is a so called backEMF. Am I right?
Indeed, in series CC conection this kick are bigger then in parallel conection. Why it so? Inductivity of the coils is bigger?
Very unusual coils, I can't wait to finish my second oscilator to apply two frequencies.
Its obviously better to make one big CC coil over all collector wire... I think...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 15, 2010, 05:09:46 AM
@Otto,

I put scope probe on MOSFET drain, and scope gnd on the common gnd....
(scope: 100V/div 10us/div, oscilator 50% duty cycle)
So this small hash on the picture is a seed? Or I'm on the wrong way?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 15, 2010, 08:44:29 AM
Hello all,

@sn7401

seed??? hmmm.....looks more like the beginning of something big...its good.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 15, 2010, 05:56:48 PM
@Otto,

have you seen this before?
what do you think about this coils?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 15, 2010, 06:18:38 PM
Hello all,

@sn7401

never seen  it but I suppose to know from where you got this drawing.

I would be a total idiot if if would say its bad.

So, as its easy to build just do it!! Build it, test it and tell us what you have.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: turbo on January 15, 2010, 07:44:02 PM

I would be a total idiot if if would say its bad.


It is bad  :)

Now i'm a total idiot.
Or am i ?

Otto, how long are you planning to keep fooling yourself?
It has been a long time already....

I would like to point you to the fact that there are more devices then just the TPU..
It never hurts to look around! t r u s t  m e
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on January 15, 2010, 09:28:28 PM
Hello all,

So, as its easy to build just do it!! Build it, test it and tell us what you have.


Yes I wiil do, but there is some question...
In the drawing said - "The wires between the acceleration coils have to be parallel (to create capacitance)"
It mean acceleration coils wire or collector ring wires? This a bit confusing me...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Mannix on January 16, 2010, 01:33:20 AM
Here is Otto's document on how he achieved his results

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=downloads;sa=view;down=359
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 16, 2010, 12:46:01 PM
Hello all,

@Mannix

thanks

Otto

PS: ignore this document
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: EMdevices on January 17, 2010, 07:35:41 AM
just add water and the "seed" will germinate    :)    JK

@otto,
don't regret anything,  you did good work!

EM
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 18, 2010, 07:27:21 AM
Hello all,

@Marco

youre a fine man but frustrated. We know that you have spent a lot of money to build a TPU and the result was always "0" - zero. Nobody had success. Nobody because we have always builded only coils and forgot to use cores.
A time ago I have "discovered" that a 4" TPU has the weight of 1 POUND!!
I posted this!
And its pure logic: why to build TPUs without a core when you can use a core that will give the needed power. Dont even think a core will saturate or you will have trouble with a core. They are doing a fine "job". The needed job to say so.

Yes, there are other devices. Lets look at Tesla:

big devices with a lot of "iron" as cores. Of course he didnt use iron!
But if you dont understand the Tesla patents you cant build a TPU or in another way, if you dont understand a TPU you will also fail with SOME Tesla patents.

Just to mention what yesterday happened on my workbench:

The Tesla patent 390 721 for a rotating magnetic field.
I didnt use my drawing because I "know" this patent and started to connect some coils. Input is the 1. coil, the next is the 3. coil, the next is the 2. coil, the next and last is the 4. coil. Fine. I connected the 1. and 3. coil and then....hmmmm....I know this patent....hmmmm......

I KNOW A PIECE OF SHIT!!!

Look at this patent!!!

What I want to say is that we are so clever....we know everything. Our egos are sooooo big. To be honest, we know nothing! At least I know nothing. But the good news is that Im learning, ha,ha.

I never thought that a TPU would be a fake or that there are hided a lot of batteries or such crap. Now after almost 3 years I still want a TPU like the first day I saw the videos. It will be finnished maybe this year, maybe next year, maybe never but I dont want even to see other devices that are maybe working or not. I only want a TPU. If I have to give my life for it then OK.
I hope you see that Im totally ocupated with the TPU and I dont want to stop my work on it.

@EM

Im giving water and the seed germinated to 120V DC. I would love to have 110V bulbs but as Im in Europe I need 240V. But trust me its not a problem.

Thanks for the "flowers" but you did also a very good job!!

@All

I still dont want to talk about my document. I even dont want to say "follow me" because.....Im the one who wants to be famous, not you, ha,ha, Im joking.

This docu is for people that can understand what is shown and ..... lets say, its for the next generation.

As said, ignore it and play with your coils.

Otto


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on January 18, 2010, 08:15:40 AM
    If we take an ac motor stator but instead of powering it with a generated input we make the windings inductors in an lc network.  Then we excite the 3 seperate tanks with dely pulses to get them ringing at the same frequency but out of phase.  The rotor will see a rotating magnetic field.  We could get rid of the rotor and the l in the tanks could become solenoids wrapped around a core.  There are all sorts of different forms of energy capacitors.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on January 18, 2010, 11:58:50 AM
rotating magnetic field is a field
create kick  on it a let them rotate and convert into big kicks
simple
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 18, 2010, 12:42:14 PM
@forest

you can have it even simpler:

create a really big kick because of the core and again because of the core set it convert into something like a sine.

Simple?

Oh, forgot: let the core automatically create the needed frequency for a rotation.

Simple?

Oh, forgot: ignore my document!!!

THIS is the best way.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on January 18, 2010, 01:47:35 PM
Yes a rotating magnetic field is a field.  And as the polarized field is caused to rotate it induces currents in conductors that appear as stationary to the rotating magnetic field.  In an induction motor these induced currents produce a relavently stationary magnetic field that tries to catchup with the stator rotating magnetic field.  Kicks will degenerate into any number of waveforms depending on the circuit upon which they are imposed. Three kicks degenerating in three different tanks appears to me as a combination of kicks that would produce a rotating magnetic field relative to a stationary observer or what most people call an alternator or if the slip frequency is designed correctly an induction motor.  Timing is crtical.  The rotating magnetic field stores energy just like a spinning top. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Kingostewar on January 24, 2010, 12:20:57 AM
otto, could you please tell about parameters of the input signals for your tpu-ecd setup?

i`ve build it and have got a problem with irf7307 fet: i input plus/minus 2V meander from generator, and +6V DC as supply, and got only +1V meander on the output of the IRF7307 so no amplification detected. What`s wrong?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on January 25, 2010, 07:13:21 AM
Hello all,

@Kingostewar

from my square wave generators (3 of them) I have 5 - 12V square waves and feed them directly into  IRFP 460 MOSFETS. Thats all.

From the power supply or battery 12V DC.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: angryScientist on January 25, 2010, 07:14:34 PM
I'm thinking that the capacitive effect, between two wires, could be the source of vibration.
From what I understand, if you put a capacitor in a magnetic field and charge it rapidly the force will not go at the same angle that it should or would rather. Where the force should be kept between the two capacitive elements, under a magnetic field it would be bent 90 degrees.
Maybe I have too much desire to build a flying saucer. ;)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 11, 2010, 08:22:50 AM
Hello all,

I see my document is downloaded a lot of times.

Fine, just fine.

Any comments?

It seems that the TPU "elite" is gone?

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 11, 2010, 10:04:50 AM
Hello Otto!

I don't think the "elite" is gone. I'm sure that many people are following your ideas and searching for the solution but they're disorganized. Many people are trying to do the same things as the other already did, thus they have nothing new to post here. This is the cause of the silence. Present research style is a waste of time in general and what we need is collaboration and an accurate research plan.

As for me... At the moment my research plan consists of two general parts: 1) find a simplest "over unity" setup even if it would have efficiency factor 1,00001. 2) find a method of transforming sine wave to square wave without using of semiconductors. I will post here all the information on my experiments as soon as I find something new and significant.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 11, 2010, 10:21:21 AM
Hello Operator,

1. maybe, just maybe to read my docu and to try it?
2. I hope you mean to convert squares into sines? This is how "mother nature works but "mother nature" cant give you squares from sines. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!!! And now Im again at point 1. Maybe, just maybe .....

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 11, 2010, 11:18:43 AM
1. maybe, just maybe to read my docu and to try it?
I read your document many times. Should I say how much did it impress me? I take your ECD setup as the departing point. My goal is to show something simple which demonstrates "over unity" to my so serious scientific friends from a local university to get them involved. Till then they will keep considering me as another simple-minded who believes it's possible to create a perpetuum mobile. The Mark's videos doesn't mean anything to them. Why I do this? I respect their knowledge very much. I hope they could find the key.

2. I hope you mean to convert squares into sines? This is how "mother nature works but "mother nature" cant give you squares from sines. THIS IS IMPOSSIBLE!!!
Somehow it is possible when using semiconductors. But FETs are too slow and too noisy. I haven't tried tubes yet. On the other hand I don't see anything like tubes on the Mark's videos. That's why I think there's another way.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 11, 2010, 11:37:52 AM
Hello all,

@Operator

Im sorry to say this but....hmmmm......your friends from a local university should find the key to a TPU??

I think youre joking!!! They will find a big NOTHING! Sorry to say this in public but.....never mind.

FETs are slow and noisy??

Youre joking all the time with me!! Ha,ha.

Not the FETS are noisy but the wrong made coils are noisy!! This is the problem.

And we are again at my previous post: maybe, just maybe....point 1 of my post.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 11, 2010, 12:09:36 PM
Otto,

First of all I'm not joking with you. I respect you and your work.

Concerning the big nothing... I have no doubt there still are strong individuals in science. Unfortunately my special subject has nothing to do with the field theory and quantum mechanics. I'm looking for help because I'm not disappointed in scientific people as it seems you do.

Okay. I'll build my own clone of your ECD and see everything myself, then I'll raise a topic, post pictures, etc. But what's next? Will it help anybody?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 11, 2010, 12:35:33 PM
Operator,

dont build the ECD!! Build what you can see in my document!!

OK??

Yes, it will help people and trust me you dont need help if you have some ideas. I mean after you make just 1 of this coils and see what happens.

yes, Im deeply dissapointed with the so called scientists. The TPU exists since...at least 20 years. Do you really think that the last 10 ( or much more) years not one of the scientists was working on a TPU? At least on a theory? Yes, I think a lot of them wanted to figure out how such a device works.

Their results?

I suppose that this was the real reason why the TPU "story" was posted in public: much more people, some with a Dr. in front of their family names, some, like me, only little people.....



A TPU is something totally new. Something where the education is not important. The more TPU builders are able to think "outside the box", the better for them. Books or the internet cant help you in such a case. A lot of times posted various patents are useless. You cant find 1 word that can describe the TPU!!

What counts is your work, your tests, your ideas, your time spent on the workbench with your coils, all the time learning, learning.....

And forget that you could get help from very "clever" people.

In short, youre ALLONE, as Im the last 3 years. But...you know what??

Im happy. Yes, Im very happy.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: havuhung on February 11, 2010, 02:16:42 PM
Hello All,

@Operator

If the research work on using TPU without the vacuum tube or transistor or FET such as Transistors; no electronic circuits will enable the initial TPU can never work. In the Videoclips and photos from SM-TPU electronic circuits manufacturers have been hiding, I think so. . .

If a direction that the work of the TPU is used under principles of nuclear magnetic resonance, or in some way similar probably will again become more difficult reality.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: samedsoft on February 13, 2010, 08:46:40 PM
Dear Otto,

  Can you make an updated document how to replicate your work step by step with all circuit details.

  So that we focus on a standard project and then discuss further about bigger versions?

  Thanks for your help to humanity!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 14, 2010, 11:05:24 AM
Ребята все работает!!!!! Внимательно прочитав всё что сдесь написаноhttp://selftrans.narod.ru/v3_1/brus/brus72/brus72.html,и немного подумав как это можна соедеить в единое целое, вы получите то что хочете.А гениратор я сейчас вам скину,но только над ним тоже надо поработать,хотя он и работает!!!!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 14, 2010, 11:39:04 AM
Ребята все работает!!!!! Внимательно прочитав всё что сдесь написаноhttp://selftrans.narod.ru/v3_1/brus/brus72/brus72.html,и немного подумав как это можна соедеить в единое целое, вы получите то что хочете.А гениратор я сейчас вам скину,но только над ним тоже надо поработать,хотя он и работает!!!!!!
Во-первых, давай по-английски!!! Не можешь - до свидания. Уважай форум!
Во-вторых, утверждения "все работает" никого не интересуют, поскольку здесь их миллиард. У всех все работает, давно. Если у тебя что-то имеется, то фотки и видео в студию, если нет - до свидания.

Translation for those who does not speak russian:
Guys!!! Everything works fine!!!!! After reading http://selftrans.narod.ru/v3_1/brus/brus72/brus72.html and a bit of thinking of how to put it all together you can finally get what you want. This is a schema of a working generator which needs some improvements nevertheless.

In my own opinion it is yet another piece of crap. I suggested him to show us a working device first.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 14, 2010, 11:57:08 AM
Подождите немного!!!!Все дудет снято и показано,в хорошем качестве,и самое главное.Даже последовательность сборки,но только извените но на руском,поскольку ангсийским не владею!!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 14, 2010, 12:09:14 PM
Подождите немного!!!!Все дудет снято и показано,в хорошем качестве,и самое главное.Даже последовательность сборки,но только извените но на руском,поскольку ангсийским не владею!!!!

Translation from russian:
Wait for a while!!! Everything will be recorded on video in a good quality including the building process. Sorry about the language. I don't speak english.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 14, 2010, 12:33:17 PM
Дело в том, что тот форум на котором я выложил все основы и последовательность сборки закрыли. И теперь все прийдется фотографиковать,поскольку я не сохранял для себя.А все нюансы надо правельно понять.Это лучше видеть,с коментариями.Чтоб было всё понятно.Я  лет десять трименял подобный трансформатор,но просто не пытался использовать его как гениратор.Хотя знал его приимущества.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 14, 2010, 01:45:22 PM
NBA

Это трудно понять?
Вы знаете, как для получения электричества из атмосферы?
Как Стивен мар KS ли?[TPU]
Вы ищете поделиться этим процессом или?

Перевод не будет проблем у нас много русских членов здесь.

Chet
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 14, 2010, 02:07:10 PM
@ramset
This guy just claims that he understood the principle and refers to some theoretical work on dynamic electromagnetic fields (in russian). Also he said that he has something he calls a "transformer" and he has been using it for the last 10 years. He mentioned that it can be used as a generator.

...let's wait for the pictures...

@ПВА
Не нужно лишних слов, особенно на русском. Здесь тебя мало кто поймет. Выкладывай фотографии. Если народ попросит, помогу с переводом на английский.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Kingostewar on February 14, 2010, 02:12:11 PM
ПВА, да, давай по существу, а с инглишем поможем :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 14, 2010, 03:06:33 PM
Если сильно спешите то то пока обясняю суть,каждый виток диаметром 150 мм дает около 7вольт.Тоесть в  горизонтальных обмотках должно быть по 30 витков двух жыльного провода,межда обмотками растояние не сомьно кретично,но наилучшее 40мм.Соеденение обмоток во всех схемах нарисованно правельно.На них мотается три обмотки по 30 витков двух жильного провода ввиде 8 которые служат обмоткой возбуждения и обратной связи.Вот в кратце и вся суть ятого изобретения.И частота 40 Кгц подходит вполне,на больших пока не пробовал!!!!! Я вам нового ничего не написал,все об этом знали с тестов Марка Стива.Некому было все сопоставить.А Марку нельзя !!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 14, 2010, 04:24:33 PM
For those that don't speak Russian.
(Google page translator)

http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.overunity.com%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D2535.msg228209&sl=ru&tl=en
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 14, 2010, 04:33:29 PM
PVA, закрытые форумы?

Попробуйте этот архив для Форума экземпляров.

http://www.archive.org/web/web.php

Введите адрес, на закрытом форуме (HTTP: / / xxx.xxxxxx.xx /)

Это Вил список дат она изменилась,
Вы нажмете даты, чтобы вернуться назад во времени

Надеюсь, что это помогает

Я использовал Google, чтобы перевести это на русский язык с английского

http://translate.google.com/
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on February 14, 2010, 07:45:17 PM
@ otto

your fans:

http://mazeto.net/index.php?topic=897.0
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sn7401 on February 14, 2010, 09:36:16 PM
ПВА, это ты какую именно схему описываешь? из последнего документа отто?
будь человекои нарисуй! объясни как мотать и каким материалом, медь или железо/сталь?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 14, 2010, 11:05:37 PM
Вот нарисовал как  смог, прост я не художник,но должно быть понетно.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on February 14, 2010, 11:13:32 PM
in english
S.B. Karavashkin and O.N. Karavashkina SEVERAL EXPERIMENTS STUDYING DYNAMIC MAGNETIC FIELD

http://selftrans.narod.ru/v3_1/contents3.html


not related ... @Stefan Hartmann

Dyna P. Karavashkina  and S.B. Karavashkin PHENOMENA AT ELECTRIC CONTACTS BREAKING DIRECT-CURRENT INDUCTIVE LOADS
http://selftrans.narod.ru/v5_1/contents5.html
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: stprue on February 15, 2010, 12:59:17 AM
It seems to me that every time the TPU topic gets slow....all of a sudden...new info emerges????

 ???

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 01:51:24 AM
Please understand that without exception our russion patriots are miles ahead of us due to our completely FUCKED governent structure.

The below translation shifted,
it was no longer Russion but Serbian, Telsa's native language

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=sr&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmazeto.net%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D897.0
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:02:26 AM
Now here's a piss'a

I am not allowed to convert NbA's text without blockage !

No sorry, it is Stefans updates that prompt for login,
I am not further able to translate...
Yeah Stephan.

Wanna explain why to all of us?

My first blocks were us .gov sites.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 15, 2010, 02:16:14 AM
CompuTutor,

Could your reiterate that last point?

Stefan is blocking Something?{this site is blocking?}

Getting the "club" out of the closet!!

Please explain more ?

Thanks

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:18:40 AM
My firewall is experiencing .gov assault
trying to recover
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:24:19 AM
i HAD AND POSTED OVER A HALF HOUR AGO A TRANSLATION !!!

Now suddenly the login screen appears and upon logging in I get redircted to NOTHING.

I for one am pissed !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:26:57 AM
Less than three minutes before I was posting translations,

I mean just look.

Some shit is blocking me now!

I had been doing that as a helpful person because I knew how,
Now I'm fucking blocked !
This is crap !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:35:06 AM
Oh Holy Petunias,

There are suddenly 3200 cookies
and way more aproaches in my firewall log

DO NOT APPROACH THESE PEOPLE

I will be re-ghosting my drive to be careful,
but this is not a joke, they are serious.

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:37:37 AM
here is the part that pisses me off,
I copy/pasted the text and it was invalid.

I mean upon "pasting" it my firewall lit up and the visible text was invalid.

Why?

Crap I cam back to add a "T" to "T"ext above and had popups in russion.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 15, 2010, 02:41:16 AM
Tutor


DO NOT APPROACH THESE PEOPLE

_-------------------

Which people are you referring to??

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:43:41 AM
Oh gosh that was fun
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 02:48:33 AM
Tutor


DO NOT APPROACH THESE PEOPLE

_-------------------

Which people are you referring to??

Chet

Gosh All I did was try to use google to translate the recent posts (2-pages) and I got totally hosed first by ful login fields and then my firewal lit up with stuff I don't feel comfortable with.

This should be the point you expect .RU stuff, I wam asulted by .gov sites.

once again, I am spell like crap and please ask if there is a variable
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:02:20 AM
I tired endlessly to get back in on my 71.248.xxx.xxx servers.

I finally got back in on 68.268.xxx.xxx.

Look, I'm no government consiprist (Spelling?).

But this is pure bullshit, all I tried to do was post Google translations.

What the flying fuck people?

are we this bad of, or did the internet just coincindently (Spelling?) fail?

Lokk .GOV, if you think myself nor anyone else is going to be detracted by this your an idiot!

to anyone reading this we will prevai! at thought always !
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 15, 2010, 03:03:05 AM
Tutor
I've noticed you get "mugged" alot

When I translate those pages every third word is untranslated or ??
I'm going to have a friend translate for me.

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:09:38 AM
Yeah thats whats finicky, Russion and Tesla's Slavick origin's are close apparently.

please be careful and watch your firewall
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:22:18 AM
27 friggin times, fuck this Im going to bed...

"Connection Problems
Sorry, SMF was unable to connect to the database. This may be caused by the server being busy. Please try again later."
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:28:10 AM
To the governmenta nd the fuckfaces intrejected to interpose

I saved all data off PC and is now is stored off current enviroment

Hooly shit, I "Wrote":
To the government fuck you, I intercede

I saved all data off PC and is now is stored off current enviroment
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:32:50 AM
I  have replied in english three times.

they were severely fucked with.

Look at the above...is it (even close to) english?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 03:40:10 AM
http://translate.google.com/translate?js=y&prev=_t&hl=en&ie=UTF-8&layout=1&eotf=1&u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.overunity.com%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D2535.msg228183%23msg228183&sl=ru&tl=en
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 15, 2010, 05:59:52 AM
Службы у вас работают оперативно!!!!!!Информация страшней бомбы.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on February 15, 2010, 09:07:59 AM
@ CompuTutor
I think you're just a foul-mouthed troll. Stop it please.

@ all
Is there any moderator on this forum? The topic is going nowhere.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on February 15, 2010, 09:24:24 AM
related to Otto fans post
not serbian but bulgarian:

http://translate.google.com/translate?hl=en&sl=bg&tl=en&u=http%3A%2F%2Fmazeto.net%2Findex.php%3Ftopic%3D897.0

UPDATED 15-02
for people that use different translator
the original site
http://mazeto.net/index.php?topic=897.0

Note CompuTutor said that some site are dangerous
I use firefox working under SANDBOXIE
http://www.sandboxie.com/
 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: MasterPlaster on February 15, 2010, 01:20:41 PM
I have never used google for translation. Here is an alternative: try pasting the URL if necessary in to

http://babelfish.yahoo.com/

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 15, 2010, 04:32:26 PM
Speaking of translations??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqiYDxMsayw

Anybody?

NBA Вы знаете, что этот парень говорил?
Текст?

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: CompuTutor on February 15, 2010, 04:57:03 PM
Wow, that was fun...

I keep hardrive images with Binary Research's Ghost
(Peter Norton bought them, then Symantec bought him...)
for all four of the OS's I use thankfully.

And I run one drive as quad-boot so I have choices.

But last night was amazing.

After the coffee finishes brewing,
I'll go through these firewall logs.

I had to get them off th drive in DOS, lol.

I know Micro$haft and IE are both swiss cheese,
but I was fairly impressed by how quickly
my machine got worked over last night.

Some real bright knuckleheads behind that work.  :)

EDIT/UPDATE:
All the IP's lead back to mainland China...

Sanboxie and FireFox eh?
Think I'll revisit some of these sites with that pair.

Thanks for the language correction,
looked Serbian to me at the time.

Yeah BabelFish is good too,
I forgot to throw that in too.

Most around the world know Google,
and it displays in their native language
so it seemed the right recommendation.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: pese on February 16, 2010, 03:48:57 PM
Speaking of translations??

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qqiYDxMsayw

Anybody?

NBA Вы знаете, что этот парень говорил?
Текст?

Chet



HAVE NOT VALUE

Only tesla coil  transitter  and receicer coil.

if he touch with screw-driver one coil

the frequency of this coil will shifting (he dont know this).
on so. the transmission will stop

Gustav Pese

http://gpese.stormloader.com/OU/

collection of hundred alternative links
(2002-2010)  will continued ( engl./german)

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 16, 2010, 04:36:06 PM
Gustav
Thank you!

Today[Yesterday now] these Fellows said that they will be releasing A refined video very soon
Describing their "Success".

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLI_erukoJ0

What do you think about this?
I have tremendous respect for your opinion!

Thanks,

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 16, 2010, 07:50:45 PM
Вот нашол несколько старых фоток у сына.Как мотать видно.Но то были Эксперименты.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 17, 2010, 02:15:59 PM
NBA

Интересное фото! У вас есть более подробная информация?

Спасибо
Чет
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ПВА on February 17, 2010, 02:38:36 PM
Пока все в работе.Работает по замкнутому цыклу,пока с нагрузкой 20 ват.Но всетаки работает!!!!!!!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kvr010 on February 17, 2010, 10:19:47 PM
Пока все в работе.Работает по замкнутому цыклу,пока с нагрузкой 20 ват.Но всетаки работает!!!!!!!!
Ждем обещанные фото, видео и пр. А можно выложить на русско-язычных форумах, например на скифе или 001-лаб, земляки, все таки ;)
С ув.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: guruji on February 18, 2010, 10:34:28 PM
Hi guys any schematics of a good working TPU?
Thanks
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on February 19, 2010, 04:36:48 AM
Hi guys any  of a good working TPU?
Thanks

hi guruji  ;D

you can ask otto for this
 he will help you with his ecd docu ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: guruji on February 19, 2010, 01:03:57 PM
Hi Otto according to Tito I should ask you don't know if this guy is joking or not cause the message is with laughing faces.
If you can help please Otto I would like to replicate one.
Thanks
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 19, 2010, 02:32:55 PM
Thats not a laughing face!

This is what Tito looks like.

Its his "Mug" shot

See>    ;D

Scary huh?


Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on February 19, 2010, 06:57:29 PM
This  ;D happen when somebody discover something which nobody thought about before  :P
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: onthecuttingedge2005 on February 19, 2010, 07:23:41 PM
What I don't understand is why any replicators are not using Steven Mark's coil method, he used 300 ohm flat double stranded antenna wire, I revealed his technique but I don't see anybody trying to duplicate it.

I think that if Steven Mark's coil really does work then it should be copied exactly as his until it is fully figured out.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Starlight on February 19, 2010, 08:56:30 PM
ПВА
Можете выложить более детальное описание установки? Желательно с медиа, чтобы сборка была максимально понятна. Лучше даже с примерами (что откуда брали и как проектировали). Т.к. даже малейшие нюансы могут накрыть всю работу по репликации медным тазом, а также воизбежание в дальнейшем глупых вопросов.

два правила:
-Распространить материал так, чтобы его могло узреть наибольшее количество заинтересованных/интересующихся (в хорошем плане:) ) лиц.
- время не ждёт.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on February 20, 2010, 12:58:25 AM
Otto recently said the ECD is not the way but it was a stepping stone to his present works.

Also.......................

What I don't understand is why any replicators are not using Steven Mark's coil method, he used 300 ohm flat double stranded antenna wire, I revealed his technique but I don't see anybody trying to duplicate it.

I think that if Steven Mark's coil really does work then it should be copied exactly as his until it is fully figured out.

Please show me where this is seen, said, referred to, etc.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on February 20, 2010, 01:14:24 AM
Thats not a laughing face!

This is what Tito looks like.

Its his "Mug" shot

See>    ;D

Scary huh?


Chet

hahahahahaha  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Tito L. Oracion on February 20, 2010, 01:18:12 AM
What I don't understand is why any replicators are not using Steven Mark's coil method, he used 300 ohm flat double stranded antenna wire, I revealed his technique but I don't see anybody trying to duplicate it.

I think that if Steven Mark's coil really does work then it should be copied exactly as his until it is fully figured out.

i'm using speaker wire  and coax. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 20, 2010, 02:18:31 AM
Wattsup

Yes the "Edge" did post that again here[300 ohm tv wire]

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6123.msg227991#msg227991

Do you still have the TPU site [compilation of info]?

If so can you post again[lost in a crash]

Thanks
Chet

PS
Tito,
 you better stop smiling so much your starting to get "Smile wrinkles"

See->   ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on February 20, 2010, 01:31:53 PM
he used 300 ohm flat double stranded antenna wire, I revealed his technique but I don't see anybody trying to duplicate it.

I 'revealed' it too, back in '07. People see what they can relate to - nothing more.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on February 20, 2010, 03:14:25 PM
@ramset

Here is the location of my ftp OU site.
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/

Thanks for pointing out @Edges (for short lol) post.

I wonder why it was put in the JuleThief thread.

Really interesting idea of the antenna wire, but I do not think it is, simply because that pattern could be caused by the outer taping of the toroid. The width of the tape could be hugging inside a wire turn and give that effect, that is not visible anywhere else around the toroid.

Then you would have to ask yourself, if it is antenna wire on the LTPU, then where is it in the other tpus.

But one thing is very funny that I have just noticed on that photo. It shows the two center toroids, one in the front of the other. Now if those toroids are the exact same size and build, and given the perspective of the photo, the front toroid should be seen as bigger then the back toroid. But take a good look at them. lol

Now look at his second photo of the LTPU ring, I don't think it is made of metal or magnets. It could have an inner channel with wires going around like a tesla coil primary but this also I doubt. For me the use of that ring is totally useless as a structural requirement, but, if the platform on the inside of the LTPU was raised (to hide the starter batteries), as I have shown before, then that outer ring would help keep the illusion from being too visible.

But good work and I am glad some are still looking at the tpus and finding interesting things.

wattsup
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: onthecuttingedge2005 on February 20, 2010, 05:24:46 PM
Otto recently said the ECD is not the way but it was a stepping stone to his present works.

Also.......................

Please show me where this is seen, said, referred to, etc.

Hi Wattsup.

my post investigation on the wire Steven Mark's uses:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6123.msg227990#msg227990

look at my post Reply # 12512

Jerry ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on February 20, 2010, 08:52:28 PM
@edge

Please look at my post above your last one. You may be right or wrong but what is most important for me is that someone else is looking. Good initiative and keep it up.

 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: onthecuttingedge2005 on February 21, 2010, 04:26:10 AM
@ramset

Here is the A of my ftp OU site.
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/

Thanks for pointing out @Edges (for short lol) post.

I wonder why it was put in the JuleThief thread.

Really interesting idea of the antenna wire, but I do not think it is, simply because that pattern could be caused by the outer taping of the toroid. The width of the tape could be hugging inside a wire turn and give that effect, that is not visible anywhere else around the toroid.

Then you would have to ask yourself, if it is antenna wire on the LTPU, then where is it in the other tpus.

But one thing is very funny that I have just noticed on that photo. It shows the two center toroids, one in the front of the other. Now if those toroids are the exact same size and build, and given the perspective of the photo, the front toroid should be seen as bigger then the back toroid. But take a good look at them. lol

Now look at his second photo of the LTPU ring, I don't think it is made of metal or magnets. It could have an inner channel with wires going around like a tesla coil primary but this also I doubt. For me the use of that ring is totally useless as a structural requirement, but, if the platform on the inside of the LTPU was raised (to hide the starter batteries), as I have shown before, then that outer ring would help keep the illusion from being too visible.

But good work and I am glad some are still looking at the tpus and finding interesting things.

wattsup

doing metal pixel comparison is easy, just take a known metal like steel and do a pixel analyisis of the known metal then compare it to the control pixel color of known metals, the pixel color is close to steel and I say this because there is always lighting differences in picture and video so it will always be an approximation and never a true verification. but it is a best guess at that. nothing more.

the ones they call pixel people could verify it if they have resources to alloy pictures of decent quality. it is like a finger print, differences in light just smudges the verification technique but leave it to your best educational guess which sometimes need to occure. I am a pixel person myself but not as good as some that are out there who are addicted to it.

I still concure that it is steel and or magnetized steel at best, I could be wrong but i doubt it.

Jerry ;)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 22, 2010, 01:18:02 PM
@guruji

I suppose you have my pdf and all needed to build a ECD TPU.

It was made for grown up people that could understand what I did but as I see here are a lot of children.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 22, 2010, 02:16:59 PM
Otto
This has been a long road!
We all know this is "HERE"
Just blowing off some steam with a few jokes!

I feel like the "Boss" caught me "GOOFING OFF"
{I guess he did]

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 22, 2010, 05:48:40 PM
Because of the inherent feedback loop...
You can tickle the base/gate with a mechanical solution or a magnetic feedback loop like Steven Mark, Donald Smith or Howard Johnson, but not Torres. This is where the resonance comes in.
My latest coil:
http://www.youtube.com/v/0NkyT3i3F5M (http://www.youtube.com/v/0NkyT3i3F5M)
remotely trips GFIs in the house. It is steel / copper symmetrical bifilar. Took 4 hours to wind and I have more mods to go.

@ramset

Here is the location of my ftp OU site.
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/

Thanks for pointing out @Edges (for short lol) post.

I wonder why it was put in the JuleThief thread.

Really interesting idea of the antenna wire, but I do not think it is, simply because that pattern could be caused by the outer taping of the toroid. The width of the tape could be hugging inside a wire turn and give that effect, that is not visible anywhere else around the toroid.

Then you would have to ask yourself, if it is antenna wire on the LTPU, then where is it in the other tpus.

But one thing is very funny that I have just noticed on that photo. It shows the two center toroids, one in the front of the other. Now if those toroids are the exact same size and build, and given the perspective of the photo, the front toroid should be seen as bigger then the back toroid. But take a good look at them. lol

Now look at his second photo of the LTPU ring, I don't think it is made of metal or magnets. It could have an inner channel with wires going around like a tesla coil primary but this also I doubt. For me the use of that ring is totally useless as a structural requirement, but, if the platform on the inside of the LTPU was raised (to hide the starter batteries), as I have shown before, then that outer ring would help keep the illusion from being too visible.

But good work and I am glad some are still looking at the tpus and finding interesting things.

wattsup
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: FatBird on February 23, 2010, 01:07:49 AM
Thank you for sharing your video GK.  I can see you have a lot of work in it.

============================================================

No offense to anybody, but why isn't anybody winding their TPUs like SM did.  As can be seen below, SM NEVER had any circular concentric wire in his TPUs.

IMHO, we will NEVER have a working unit until our TPU LOOKS PHYSICALLY LIKE SM's.  SM said he spent 13 YEARS working on it until he got a WORKING UNIT.  THEREFORE, why don't we want ours to at LEAST look like his PHYSICALLY?  To me, that's a FUNDAMENTAL premise.

.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 23, 2010, 07:13:52 PM
An update...
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: guruji on February 23, 2010, 09:45:26 PM
@guruji

I suppose you have my pdf and all needed to build a ECD TPU.

It was made for grown up people that could understand what I did but as I see here are a lot of children.

Otto

Hi Otto don't be offensive. If you want to share just share but don't try to put others down cause after all intelligence is borrowed from universal intelligence. If you're really grown up as you think you are you give without being proud but it seems that your ego thinks that you're better than Tesla. ;D.
Ok keep evreything to yourself.
Bye bye.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: otto on February 24, 2010, 07:14:11 AM
Hello all,

@guruji

Im very sorry for my last post because I wrote s..t!!

I didnt mean you but some people are laughing about the ECD without understanding it.

Again, sorry for the mess I wrote.

Otto
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: onthecuttingedge2005 on February 24, 2010, 07:28:02 AM
the different designs from day one of Steven Mark make me suspicious, each design being different but work so well, I am not saying it is a fraud but I believe that considering everyone who has also tried to duplicate his work has not come close to his achievement in voltage and as well as amperage. I find this mighty suspicious. I know for a fact that in his last design he used 300ohm double stranded antenna wire, His circuitry is not so complicated in the middle.

there was one video in Steven Mark's History where some clients had cut his coil in half, I can't seem to find that video anymore, maybe some of you have it.

All I am saying is don't be so sure he is what he is.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: havuhung on February 24, 2010, 10:42:51 AM
Hello All,
Well I remembered that I was watching this video and I have downloaded but now I have not find it. But one thing is the video equipment was cut horizontally but not look inside more clearly it is very faint. . .
Quote
there was one video in Steven Mark's History where some clients had cut his coil in half, I can't seem to find that video anymore, maybe some of you have it/quote]
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Qwert on February 24, 2010, 01:29:59 PM
@ onthecuttingedge2005, havuhung

All possible information about SM and his inventions, also videos are included always on Peswiki:

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Directory:Steve_Marks_Toroid_Generator
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: havuhung on February 24, 2010, 04:09:17 PM
Hello All,
@Qwert

Videoclip of the SM-TPU peswiki.com seems not to have the video to your  @ onthecuttingedge2005. . . With a videoclip with the image of a person using the saw cut horizontally Toroidal let people see that what it contains. . .
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on February 24, 2010, 04:15:38 PM
Hello All,
@Qwert

Videoclip of the SM-TPU peswiki.com seems not to have the video to your  @ onthecuttingedge2005. . . With a videoclip with the image of a person using the saw cut horizontally Toroidal let people see that what it contains. . .

You can see much of the video grabs I have available here;
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Steven%20Mark/ltpu/
Just choose the ones that have the word cut in it.

There is a whole load of information there in the higher directories for your perusal. Enjoy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on February 24, 2010, 04:23:06 PM
@GK

Regarding your post of the back of the LTPU, The antenna wire your are pointing too is the same wire as the "small gauge" wire your are pointing too. It is all the same wire.

I had done an LTPU control coils turn count in the past and came up with 426 turns for the total circumference of the LTPU. Now consider these turns to be exclusive to the top ring and then the same would apply for a bottom ring so total of 852 turns at approx 1 volt per turn equals the output rating of the LTPU.

Regarding your last youtube video, nice going. I think you need to start using a center toroid core wound in bucking mode. I will be making a video soon on this. The bucking mode wind of the toroid has proven to me to be the most versatile wind method, and does two things. Provides direct coupling to any lower secondary winds and provides great electro-static potential for energizing the outer rings, all in one toroid. So you pulse the primary to energize the outer coils, but you also have an inside secondary in the toroid to catch as much of the pulse power and send it back to source. Then to put this into a Tesla Ozone pulsing scheme to get two pulses from every one pulse of the FG. I will show this soon also.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 24, 2010, 05:16:54 PM
@Otto,
I agree with you. We kow what the ECD is and does. You can teach people but you can't make them believe. And they will not be able to see if they don't build. I have 2 of your builds and they are very nasty monsters.

@Wattsup,
It might be the same wire but is wound different. That is what I really was aiming at.
I saw the connection of the two windings on the center toroid in your ftp site. Same as the wire folded in half and used as core. I see that the geometry includes both the processes. I am currently going down that route.

@GK

Regarding your post of the back of the LTPU, The antenna wire your are pointing too is the same wire as the "small gauge" wire your are pointing too. It is all the same wire.

I had done an LTPU control coils turn count in the past and came up with 426 turns for the total circumference of the LTPU. Now consider these turns to be exclusive to the top ring and then the same would apply for a bottom ring so total of 852 turns at approx 1 volt per turn equals the output rating of the LTPU.

Regarding your last youtube video, nice going. I think you need to start using a center toroid core wound in bucking mode. I will be making a video soon on this. The bucking mode wind of the toroid has proven to me to be the most versatile wind method, and does two things. Provides direct coupling to any lower secondary winds and provides great electro-static potential for energizing the outer rings, all in one toroid. So you pulse the primary to energize the outer coils, but you also have an inside secondary in the toroid to catch as much of the pulse power and send it back to source. Then to put this into a Tesla Ozone pulsing scheme to get two pulses from every one pulse of the FG. I will show this soon also.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: guruji on February 24, 2010, 08:45:45 PM
Hi giantkiller it's not good to be a killer after all cause one kills the good guys so one has to be more aware of people approaching than just shoot everyone infront.I think you understood what I'm trying to tell you.
Bye bye.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 24, 2010, 09:17:37 PM
Gurugi
Quote:

Hi giantkiller it's not good to be a killer after all cause one kills the good guys so one has to be more aware of people approaching than just shoot everyone infront.I think you understood what I'm trying to tell you.
Bye bye.
------------------------------
I am not GK but I have similar ambitions, Perhaps I misunderstood ?
Are you saying the "Giant" is a friend of yours??

Chet

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Qwert on February 25, 2010, 12:41:05 AM
Practical Transformer Handbook by Irving Gottlieb. I find this book extremally useful for those interesting in the TPU.:

http://www.filestube.com/165fe8b9c16158fc03ea,g/Practical-Transformer-Handbook.html
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on February 25, 2010, 01:42:17 AM
@GK

  Those little white things in all of sm's designs I believe are from a klystron.  BEP kinda confirmed this awhile back when he mentioned that when the unit (a unit he saw that incorporated the thingies) was turned on air force pilots had to fly by the seat of their pants because of the effects of the unit on electronics and magnetics aboard the transmitting aircraft.  The aircraft born klystrons were used both for detection and jamming purposes.  For those not aware of what a Klystron is it is basically a television set but instead of fucusing the ray from the electron gun a number of resonant tanks are mounted along the length of the tube.  The tanks take the steady stream of accelerated electrons emitted from the cathode and slow some electrons down and speed some up.  The ray now takes on a more digital type flow.  Many stages of resonant cavities are along the length of the tube so at the final transmitting lc cavity very short length highly charged bundles of electrons excite the final.  A waveguide is introduced in this final stage to guide the generated wave to appear on the radar antennae.  The electron beam or ray still has plenty of power after passing the final cavities and in the older units needed to be absorbed.  Nowadays they recycle the electron beam for less energy intensive operation of the tubes.  The older units collected the pulsed beam energy and converted it in the "boiler" to heat and dumped it through a liquid radiator.  Perhaps BEP will give us an idea as to what part of the radar system he found the white thingies used in. They do appear to have a waveguide going into the core so perhaps they were from a final or they could have come from a cyclotron instead of a klystron. Cyclotron acts the same way but the electron bunches form spokes on a whirring electron cloud that excite lc cavities in the anode itself which is placed about the whirring electron cloud.  The magnets used in a cyclotron are there to ensure that the cathode emitted electrons "move" or drift in a predetermined pattern so as to form the spinning spoked electron cloud.  Whereas the Klystron produced a wavy electron spindle. 
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: guruji on February 25, 2010, 10:21:05 PM
Hi Ramset no I am not saying that; I just want to tell people that we should share with all. That what makes us happy if one be more out of our individual mind box of thinking.
Thanks
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on February 25, 2010, 10:54:17 PM
Guruji
Quote:
Hi Ramset no I am not saying that; I just want to tell people that we should share with all. That what makes us happy if one be more out of our individual mind box of thinking.
Thanks
=======================
Thank you for clarifying .
GK is quite far from the "Box"[the further the better]

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 26, 2010, 12:19:23 AM
One can never return... 8)

And I would not want it any other way. ;)

Quote
Tomorrow belongs to the dreamers.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on February 27, 2010, 06:09:41 PM
@sparks

My post about the small toroid being identical to devices used in flights during the cold war was a comparison to betatrons not klystrons. Klystrons were used but that was during conventional electronic warfare. The items I mentioned are strictly an offensive weapon. Klystrons are just whopping powerful tubes, great for jamming. They won't kill landline commo or wipe out circuits at least not normally.

Never heard of a klystron used for receiving but it might work.

I believe the small toroid is nothing more than a small TPU used to provide the right fields to the larger portions.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Macmep_L on February 27, 2010, 09:05:43 PM
Hello.

That is the first draw of ПВА, all story here:
http://www.001-lab.com/001lab/index.php?topic=160.msg5448#msg5448

Then... come up second draw, but not from this guy ;-))))
He says so much snow and he can't open garage door for make pictures that device, but before
he is very often used it like battery charger and mig welder! Not stick, like mig welder! ;-))

 


Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on February 27, 2010, 11:24:41 PM
You're bang on, Sir! Notice how the leads going into the center are parallel with the outer small awg windings! This is part of the feedback that insures the triggering. 8)

@sparks

My post about the small toroid being identical to devices used in flights during the cold war was a comparison to betatrons not klystrons. Klystrons were used but that was during conventional electronic warfare. The items I mentioned are strictly an offensive weapon. Klystrons are just whopping powerful tubes, great for jamming. They won't kill landline commo or wipe out circuits at least not normally.

Never heard of a klystron used for receiving but it might work.

I believe the small toroid is nothing more than a small TPU used to provide the right fields to the larger portions.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sparks on February 28, 2010, 01:11:18 AM
  @BEP

     Tube filaments suffer from a lack of free electrons.  The workforce needed to supply free electrons is well known.  A copper conductor does not suffer from a lack of free electrons they are right there on the skin of the conductor.  Any photon exchanges with the electron cloud are converted to electron acceleration whereas in most mass the photon is absorbed exciting the electron into the free state and reemitted when the electron falls back into the bound state.  The photon is just absorbed and readmitted by the electron orbital jump.  When a free electron absorbs a photon it is accelerated.  The acceleration emits photons.  If these photons are captured and recycled the current or amount of electrons accelerated is more efficient.  If the resonant cavities are receiving and recycling photons then the current should build in the core of the accelerator.  The bandwith is a problem because as the current grows in speed different frequency photons are emitted.  So if you are tuned in on a gigahertz scource and the core current velocity increases the resonant cavities are unable to capture the emitted photons.  This is a good thing as far as safety is concerned.  If the cavities are calculated so as to capture hgher frequency photons as the current is accelerated then there is more efficiency involved.  Especially if these cavities are also receiving harmonics of the fundamental vibration.  By the time you get to stages down the current pipe things are moving right along.  The big accelerators suffer from not collecting the electron photon transmissions in the core.  They just keep pumping and pumping and leaking and leaking.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: electric777 on February 28, 2010, 06:34:10 PM
Awesome!! 

Has anyone tried replicating the Chauncy Britten "Atmospheric Electrical Generator"  ?

http://www.rexresearch.com/feg/britten.htm

Most interested in devices which do not have any moving parts: Tesla Magnifying Transmitter, Peter Markovich's ATREE, Lester Hindershot Reciprocative Oscillating Coils, etc...

Thank you,

electric777
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: BEP on February 28, 2010, 07:54:46 PM
Awesome!! 

Has anyone tried replicating the Chauncy Britten "Atmospheric Electrical Generator"  ?

http://www.rexresearch.com/feg/britten.htm

Most interested in devices which do not have any moving parts: Tesla Magnifying Transmitter, Peter Markovich's ATREE, Lester Hindershot Reciprocative Oscillating Coils, etc...

Thank you,

electric777

Thanks. If you do a search on this site you should find multiple threads for each one of those.

@sparks

I'm korn-fused. Let me know what you have for medications so I can take some and catch up with your thoughts  :D
You left me in your dust again!

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Frederic2k1 on March 01, 2010, 12:15:45 AM
@ Macmep

Is that a working TPU unit ?

Sorry I'm not able to understand russian language.


sincerely
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Macmep_L on March 01, 2010, 05:48:16 AM
@ Macmep

Is that a working TPU unit ?

Sorry I'm not able to understand russian language.


sincerely

That is not TPU, just 3-F generator, but like says that guy it is generating 10 minutes after power OF.
But when we ask him to make a pic, he says, he can't because high level snow lock his garage door :) it seems like fraud. :)
He wrote an absolutely different information at different forums.
In the three-phase generator on pic beloy, if you make the imposition of the phases, it is possible to get DC, but I don't saw that someone did it successfully. This is one of such schemes, but this is not the scheme of TPU.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on March 01, 2010, 01:18:19 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opb0LvX7jZY&feature=player_embedded

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on March 01, 2010, 04:41:30 PM
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Opb0LvX7jZY&feature=player_embedded

Two things:
The ring configuration is in the vein of the ECD and the scope shot shows major promise. The ringing shows up symmetrically in the on time. But the off time has a higher peak to peak and faster oscillations. This is most important! The self oscillation start is in the off time. His scope shots show the same pattern I started with. The next test is to reduce the on time or change the on time to 25%. His signals are 75%/25%. You want the off time oscillations to overlap the back end of the on time ringing. In other words 'The two sets of waves will overlap'. ;) Then you see the consecutive spikes building. We push the swing at the correct time...
The constant DC at the back end of the on time stabilizes the polarity of the electron torque. All is quiet. This stops the oscillatory function. Then the off transistion has to start up again only to lose any reverberation that might happen. The reverb or echo is necessary to start an acoustic or wave tidal imposition. This whole process uses the established wave content or standing wave as a bias or stored energy. That is the constant resource that resonance supplies.

Here is what I have seen: The coil produces intense noise in the off time. If the duty cycle is lowered the next check is to see where the off time oscillatory function stops along the off time window. If it stops short of the impending on time occurance then 2 things have to occur. Change the input frequency or the coil winding/configuration. Sm stated he 'snipped wires'. This can happen in alot of ways and do alot of things.

Now the unfortunate news:
This is the feedback process that is like a teseract in a house of mirrors. You change one parameter then go to another part of the configuration and adjust something else. It could be electrical or mechanical. That is the nature of the beast. I got to this point and the next step is to work the power output stage. In other words: Once you have established the echo you then need a target. Whoa!

Previous efforts have attempted to drive a coil to get power. This is basic transformer action and will not work. Doesn't matter if you use square, sine, or spark gaps. Just because you step on the gas doesn't mean you'll make it around the corner faster. >:(

http://amasci.com/freenrg/a-vectFE.html (http://amasci.com/freenrg/a-vectFE.html)
http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html (http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: kabetov on March 08, 2010, 07:57:59 PM
Good day everybody!

I'am very interested in this gadget. I want to order one with next parametres: 220 volt, 40 watt.
I'am live in Moscow, it's so dangerous days come, so i need some help.

Best Regards, Artyom Kabetov
kabetov@svetobor.org
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Operator on March 08, 2010, 08:41:47 PM
I'am very interested in this gadget. I want to order one with next parametres: 220 volt, 40 watt.
I'am live in Moscow, it's so dangerous days come, so i need some help.
No one knows how to build such a device yet. That's why we are here. Be aware of a scam.
Rus: Пока никто не знает, как собрать такое устройство. Именно поэтому существует этот форум. Остерегайся мошенников.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: the_big_m_in_ok on June 18, 2010, 08:53:56 PM
this one ?:

http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/Sweet.htm
@all
otto said in Reply #1446 that the address above was good.

Sorry I get an error page on it and    http://www.magnetism.fateback.com/Sweet.htm   was the same way as well.

--Lee
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: sfieszaq on June 19, 2010, 09:01:53 PM
Hi,
Sorry maybe someone had this idea already... TPU vibrating ~5kHz:
Speed of sound (copper), 3570 m/s; 3570/5000 = 0.714 m = 71.4cm;
2*pi*r = 71.4cm; r= 11.36cm; d = 2*r = 22.72cm/2.54 ~ 9" but it is full resonance. TPU does not work in full resonance.
My idea is. 3,4 or 8 (>=3) control coils. A copper collector. uP with proper firmware and generator connected to uP's CLK_IN.
A few examples for 4 coils:
       ex.1            ex.2 
coil 1  10001000   11001100
coil 2  01000100   01100110
coil 3  00100010   00110011
coil 4  00010001   10011001

I am going on my hols soon but after I would like to check this idea :)
Watch on Youtube this movie. Maybe similar ocurres with electrons(?) in collector:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQ-NvQ-z3K0&feature=related

to Otto:
when your TPU is tunned check gaps between pulses and try to count distance for copper. In gaps your magnetic field is moving free across collector. When you have pulses You changing speed.

S.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: andrea76 on July 21, 2010, 09:44:44 PM
Two things:
The ring configuration is in the vein of the ECD and the scope shot shows major promise. The ringing shows up symmetrically in the on time. But the off time has a higher peak to peak and faster oscillations. This is most important! The self oscillation start is in the off time. His scope shots show the same pattern I started with. The next test is to reduce the on time or change the on time to 25%. His signals are 75%/25%. You want the off time oscillations to overlap the back end of the on time ringing. In other words 'The two sets of waves will overlap'. ;) Then you see the consecutive spikes building. We push the swing at the correct time...
The constant DC at the back end of the on time stabilizes the polarity of the electron torque. All is quiet. This stops the oscillatory function. Then the off transistion has to start up again only to lose any reverberation that might happen. The reverb or echo is necessary to start an acoustic or wave tidal imposition. This whole process uses the established wave content or standing wave as a bias or stored energy. That is the constant resource that resonance supplies.

Here is what I have seen: The coil produces intense noise in the off time. If the duty cycle is lowered the next check is to see where the off time oscillatory function stops along the off time window. If it stops short of the impending on time occurance then 2 things have to occur. Change the input frequency or the coil winding/configuration. Sm stated he 'snipped wires'. This can happen in alot of ways and do alot of things.

Now the unfortunate news:
This is the feedback process that is like a teseract in a house of mirrors. You change one parameter then go to another part of the configuration and adjust something else. It could be electrical or mechanical. That is the nature of the beast. I got to this point and the next step is to work the power output stage. In other words: Once you have established the echo you then need a target. Whoa!

Previous efforts have attempted to drive a coil to get power. This is basic transformer action and will not work. Doesn't matter if you use square, sine, or spark gaps. Just because you step on the gas doesn't mean you'll make it around the corner faster. >:(

http://amasci.com/freenrg/a-vectFE.html (http://amasci.com/freenrg/a-vectFE.html)
http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html (http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html)
the tpu converting the gravity into electrical energy trough the electromagnetic fields.it is similar to hendershot and hubbard.the earliest hendershot unit working only when it's put on the n/s direction(for collecting the earth electromagnetic field,like testatika ).the key is in the correct interaction from 2 frequencies! see the work of dr. hooper( it's like to hubbard-the core likewise as a single winding )....
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on July 21, 2010, 11:10:23 PM
variable length pendulum
two frequencies : internal faster and external slower
innovative way of creating and capturing radiant energy
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Motorcoach1 on July 21, 2010, 11:54:41 PM
 Great job !  This is better than Cherrios  ;D
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on July 21, 2010, 11:57:07 PM
!!!viola!!!

variable length pendulum
two frequencies : internal faster and external slower
innovative way of creating and capturing radiant energy
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Staffman on July 22, 2010, 01:16:28 AM
@all
otto said in Reply #1446 that the address above was good.

Sorry I get an error page on it and    http://www.magnetism.fateback.com/Sweet.htm   was the same way as well.

--Lee

I found the page........ I took out the Sweet.htm in the co.nz url, and it came up with the vfedtec url.

http://magnetism.vfedtec.com/Sweet.htm
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: the_big_m_in_ok on July 22, 2010, 03:04:46 AM
I found the page........ I took out the Sweet.htm in the co.nz url, and it came up with the vfedtec url.

http://magnetism.vfedtec.com/Sweet.htm
Thank you; very good.  I didn't know exactly who drew the circuit.  Now, I know it was Sweet's work.  I downloaded another copy for my notes.  Good detective work.

--Lee
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: andrea76 on July 24, 2010, 11:10:53 AM
I am thinking the same exactly. Can I ask where did you get that information?
Hi Chef if you read in the rexresearch web site the articles about Hooper and Hubburd you discover the core is the same .probably for starting ALL device is need an electrical input,the reallineament of electron when the flux change capturing the earth electromagnetic field  trough the help of magnet and run itself.the problem is created the correct frequencies or similar....cheers
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: jerseyboy17 on August 29, 2010, 05:20:22 PM
Great work Jason O,

All I can say is WOW!!! Is that speaker wire you're using for the two TPU wraps? And, what gauge magnet wire were you using for the coils? I'm looking forward to more detailed specs in the near future. Once again, GREAT WORK !!!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ITmaker on October 11, 2010, 10:36:17 AM
I'm going to build a TPU Otto. I need a detailed description of the assembly. Also, I need full control scheme. Please send all on email: itmakerxxx@gmail.com
In turn, I lay out a scheme of my invention on the basis of the TPU.
Thanks in advance :)
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: rensseak on October 11, 2010, 11:09:24 AM
I'm going to build a TPU Otto. I need a detailed description of the assembly. Also, I need full control scheme. Please send all on email: itmakerxxx@gmail.com
In turn, I lay out a scheme of my invention on the basis of the TPU.
Thanks in advance :)


http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9746.0

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on October 12, 2010, 01:13:41 AM
Otto gave me this wiring diagram:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1872.0;attach=4958
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on October 12, 2010, 03:28:07 PM
There is alot of @ottos stuff that I have accumulated on my OU FTP site here;
http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Overunity.com%20-%20Forum%20members/otto/

@GK

Thanks for your PM. This would be a good place for me to post how I have been doing.

When @otto passed I just broke down for a while, then went through some heavy thoughts of WTF and all, and then I went through my last tests, that I was not even concentrating on, just going through the motions like an OU zombie. I am still really sad about @otto. To add to the sorrow, I feel like after I exposed SM and like @otto said, "it was a Black Friday" and a few weeks later @otto is gone forever. I feel really really guilty that maybe my SM exposé broke his heart and caused his attack. I feel so guilty and now unworthy. It is as if I am going through a change of skin. I am questioning everything.

But, I also have plans for new devices but a totally different way of looking at the ether and how to harvest it. It has nothing to do with closed coupling. @otto was on a right track indeed. He was just missing a few more components and he needed to understand the source of what he was looking for. This is my next tests. But I still have some shit to work out and I miss @otto. I wish he was still here. Shit. Crying again.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on October 13, 2010, 02:53:53 AM
Just the collector of the ECD is an engineering marvel in itself. The whole unit shows many ways to focus energy.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ramset on October 13, 2010, 01:28:18 PM
Sir Wattsup,

There is one thing that can not be denied,This thing you do,
Striving to make this world a better place,That was Otto's
Passion ,He absolutely loved it!!

To work tirelessly towards that goal,and inspire others,
Is at least one part of Otto's Legacy!
He was a Good Soul!

And so are you Sir!

Chet
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: FatBird on October 13, 2010, 06:24:54 PM
@ WattsUp

When @otto passed I just broke down for a while, then went through some heavy thoughts of WTF and all, and then I went through my last tests, that I was not even concentrating on, just going through the motions like an OU zombie. I am still really sad about @otto. To add to the sorrow, I feel like after I exposed SM and like @otto said, "it was a Black Friday" and a few weeks later @otto is gone forever. I feel really really guilty that maybe my SM exposé broke his heart and caused his attack. I feel so guilty and now unworthy. It is as if I am going through a change of skin
. I am questioning everything.

==============================================================

Thank you for sharing your thoughts.  You sound like a Kind Man that's trying to do what's right for everybody & the world.


.





Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Qwert on October 14, 2010, 12:31:25 AM
There is alot of @ottos stuff that I have accumulated on my OU FTP site...
Hi! I'm in a possession of an Otto's document which I couldn't find in your collection and I think it should be there. It's 14 pages in MS Word but I'm unable to attach it to this message because it's to large (over 300KB). Any suggestion what to do with it? E-mail?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on October 14, 2010, 12:53:51 AM
@Qwert

If you can send it to me by e-mail at contact(at)purco.qc.ca and put "Otto doc from Qwert" in the subject field so my junk filter does not send it to the wrong bin. I will put it up on my ftp site. Thanks in advance.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wattsup on October 14, 2010, 02:29:39 PM
@Qwert

Thanks for sending me this document of Otto. I transferred the word doc file to a pdf file in case some like that format better. Both are located here;

http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Overunity.com%20-%20Forum%20members/otto/ottos-open-tpu/

All the best.

wattsup
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: giantkiller on October 14, 2010, 05:51:59 PM
Thanks. The information is very detailed into the anomolies makes them look very basic to achieve.

@Qwert

Thanks for sending me this document of Otto. I transferred the word doc file to a pdf file in case some like that format better. Both are located here;

http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/Overunity.com%20-%20Forum%20members/otto/ottos-open-tpu/

All the best.

wattsup
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: e2matrix on October 15, 2010, 06:55:43 PM
GK,  Have you seen this youtube posted yesterday? 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Efvq65RVTo

Could it be this simple?  Not exactly a TPU but this torroid and the person doing the vid seem to be very precise in their methods and it looks like he's getting free electricity.
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on October 16, 2010, 12:38:11 AM
GK,  Have you seen this youtube posted yesterday? 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Efvq65RVTo

Could it be this simple?  Not exactly a TPU but this torroid and the person doing the vid seem to be very precise in their methods and it looks like he's getting free electricity.

Hi e2matrix,

Please see my post here as an answer to your question:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9854.msg260811#msg260811

Gyula
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: forest on October 16, 2010, 08:33:03 AM
wind it on torroid in opposite directions exactly the same amount of turns it should nullify then slight change of phase to generate spike but at 50Hz it is weak
the point is : why the lamp is pulsating ?
how about that ?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: gyulasun on October 16, 2010, 12:57:44 PM


wind it on torroid in opposite directions exactly the same amount of turns it should nullify then slight change of phase to generate spike but at 50Hz it is weak
the point is : why the lamp is pulsating ?
how about that ?

Hi forest,

The toroidal transformer Mindfreer made in the video can be considered as a normal mains transformer, with double secondary coils, operated backwards. You can repeat his test by having such a mains transformer which has two identical and independent secondary coils (like 2 x 6V or 2 x 9V or 2 x 12V AC etc) and one primary coil for 120V or 230V AC, a normal off-the-shelf mains transformer for 50 or 60Hz could serve for the test.

And you connect such mains transformer secondaries like shown in MindFreer video in the schematic at 1:51  ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Efvq65RVTo )  and lamp B is connected to this mains transformer primary (titled as Secondary circuit in his schematic with the orange wires).

This transformer works as for instance a normal push-pull audio transformer does: during the positive half wave AC currents (coming now from the wall outlet) one of the secondary coils induces current in the primary coil for lamp B and during the negative half wave AC currents the other secondary coil does the same. If you connect these secondary coils with the wrong polarity, then their resultant flux cancel and no induction can take place in the core, lamp B remains dark. (You wrote they nullify, I agree.)

The lamp B is 'pulsating',  I can think of an explanation:

Lamp B is a CFL and when the gas flashes up in it the current taken for this flash brings his toroidal core into saturation, once in saturation, induced voltage reduces and the reduced AC for lamp B simply switches it off ---> current reduces, saturation is over, induced voltage comes back and this process repeats. (In fact the 10.7A his main load consumes (at lamp A) can bring his toroidal core towards a certain saturation already.)

MindFreer says in the video (at 4:37-4:42) he does not know why the primary current goes down to 10.1-10.2 Amper from the 10.7Amper and that it is a good thing.   Well, the fact is when he inserts the two secondary coils of his toroid trafo in series with his main load mains wires, he actually connects inductive reactances in series with his main load and a voltage divider is created for the AC input voltage, hence his main load can receive only a reduced AC input voltage and not the full one, ok? This is why his AC load current is reduced from 10.7A to 10.1A or so. If he had fed his main load from a Variac and adjusted it for the same 10.1A loaded current, then he could have measured the AC output voltage from the Variac: it would surely have shown anything between 110-120V AC instead of the 121.4 (as measured in video at 3:08 for the 121.4V).

So this is not free energy...and it is not correct to state it free,  you still take AC current from the mains wall outlet to operate your lamp B (if you solve toroid saturation problem to avoid 'pulsating') and while you indeed find your total AC current consumption is actually less when you use lamp B in the circuit, your lamp A (or the main load) will receive less AC voltage at the expense of lamp B.
And if you try to operate a normal incandescent lamp as lamp B and not a CFL and you care to use a hefty transformer that does not easily saturate, then your lamp A (or the main load at that place) will receive even less mains voltage, hence its original power consumption reduces further down (as the serially inserted (toroidal coil) impedances dictate from the lamp B circuit).
I agree with Loner, this is not an easily understandable setup and hopefully
these explanations above make it clear for anybody.

rgds,  Gyula
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: e2matrix on October 17, 2010, 03:12:11 AM
Hi e2matrix,

Please see my post here as an answer to your question:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=9854.msg260811#msg260811

Gyula
I am thankful for those like yourself here who understand this so much more than I do.  I think I might have tried his setup but thankfully I now believe it would not yield the results I'd like to have.  Thanks!
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: ltseung888 on April 30, 2011, 05:48:36 PM
http://www.energeticforum.com/showthread.php?p=138912#post138912 reply 122

Contains the secret of the Steven Mark TPU?
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: wings on May 02, 2011, 02:49:04 PM
probably not related to this argument ... see the toroid in this video!

http://vimeo.com/13324978
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: Hope on December 16, 2011, 07:01:54 AM
What happened to this topic??

Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: edya on July 17, 2012, 06:16:34 PM
Hello all...
first ,sory for my english... i've arrived in here by an accident...following and replicating a joule thief on instructables.com, then someone comment "drive" me through this. (OU.COM)..then, from post to post, browse every link that lies...try to absorpt what can my brain accepted :-) ... everything around my head randomly, because i have not electronic background...but something that never be out of my mind was a toroidal shape and  the wire around it...that was a sexy and attractive form   :), so, i've decided to be focussed on toroidal  thing...learning the theory, trying to build a small  toroidal inductor, and follow your every post about  tpu (i want to  experiment by following to build one, but i have no time to spent)...

But something , i have to tell to you all
you guys rocks!!! the spirit to achieve the secret of sm tpu, sometimes makes me pray to god for your health  and your family...so, why does it has to end  here?

Ps :
you may check this link below, this guy made a simple oscilator...perhaps it can be helped ...
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/6462-stingo-solid-state-battery-charger.html?highlight=stingo

Godbless
Title: Re: Successful TPU-ECD replication !
Post by: indigo22 on October 10, 2016, 09:34:10 PM
for osscilator i'm using a arduino microcontroller develement board 16mH and with the right programming you can get a pwm on pin 5 and 6 at 60kHz, its cheap and works, am i doing it right ?? :-\