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Author Topic: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)  (Read 339923 times)

Michelinho

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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #930 on: August 18, 2008, 06:15:24 AM »
@ Paul,

That's what I see as a way of controlling the unit. I just figured How I could control my version if ever need be.

The TPU should produce 2 central vortices on top and 2 at the bottom. and those distributes unevenly across the toroid.

The magnetic bubbles are asymmetric and counter rotating. They attract and repel at near encounter and start oscillating.

Your magnetic bubbles resonate and induce resonance in the toroid  and coils including the control coil. Could the effect negate your attempts at controlling by an input signal as it might induce more problem if what I visualized makes sense.

I see a control coil wound crooked as on staircases, you could induce a controlling pulse to your magnetic bubble with an ac input of variable frequency. This will also induce a shift between the inside of the bubble and the outside and probably not effect the control of the toroid. The magnetic bubbles bubble grow and fall while rotating and counter rotating. Washer action. That could boost output.

That means that instead of only a single coil for the control coil, I see many slanted ones of the same total potential.

Just a concept as you see this as a critical control. An over voltage could be used to brake the spin and an under voltage raise it. Self controlling. Brake applied before it starts running out of control. A bifilar coil would not interfere with the magnetic vortices but interesting under different winding style for tests.

Take care,

Michel


Sorry if this was mentioned after page 14.

Edit: and that opens up a lot of possibility for the source in ramping, phase delay, asymmetrical phase shift, etc...

Michelinho

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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #931 on: August 18, 2008, 07:13:16 AM »
Hi all,

A little more on the iron copper core with rust. Or is the knowledge only remembered in the Bagdad Battery, all the working stuff from before the last cataclysm. They knew the ingredients from wrecks but did not know how to use them. Just like us now. We must steps in some ancient shoes and what we call magic is reality. They replicated like us from rusted remnants to brand new parts. It did not work as intended. Maybe a Bagdad Battery with an rusted cathode or anode works wonders.

If my theory is right, the ferrous oxide crystal Latices must be able to convert at 100% efficiency the flow of electricity to a magnetic field that can produce that same flow in the copper coil. Can it do it? Supra Paramagnetic properties? What is that? New inquiries needed.

So a 5v 2 amps input would give a 5v 2 amps output. It is possible to replicate. The resonance of the tight cell filled with individual resonators or absorbers would prevent an overload (cloth, water and crystal latices). The coil structure self control.

Take care,

Michel


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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #932 on: August 18, 2008, 11:27:39 AM »
@ Paul,

I tried to visualize a perfect 4 coils toroid. It is my view of it, it does not imply it is right.

4 coils: 3 bifilar pickup coils and 1 bifilar control coil in small angle staircase arrangement. All coils are coiled in a tight formation as to maximize the magnetic field build up leaving no void between coils, those I see as drag lines. Deforms the magnetic bubble and induce HF resonance and unknowns. If the coils are not bifilar, a drag will deform the bubble to some extent as to collapse on itself.
The staircase control counter wound bi filar coil in a staircase arrangement. With a trick of polarity, your signal is continuous and you can accelerate the rate of spin by raising the potential difference and also slow it down by reversing polarity on those same control coils. Since the bubble spin rate has the least drag down effect from disturbances (regular coils), it will freely sing for you. That is harmony.

The basic power comes from the control coils which maximize the magnetic transfer for power to the core to build the vortices from the core but keep interferences with the magnetic bubble spin minimal. Variation to the spinning rate and power output is controlled by the power supply. Here too the rate of efficiency ask for a special magnifying core to get that 300% gain. That number 3 again.

It is just what I visualize with my views of what I have read, seen, tried or dream about.

Take care,

Michel

You get no external magnetic fields from a bifilar, so no drag. Or much less as there will be minute drag lines at the external level but it would be equalized around the coil and also minimal.


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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #933 on: August 18, 2008, 01:43:16 PM »
been haveing so much fun with this bedini motor this morn i thought i would check and see if it in fact was real power ....

on my chargeing battery ...

yep that is the real deal   cuz i got 1 hell of a zap far bigger than any previous zaps i have had  :o

so im gonna wind 2 more coils for my motor  also you will note with out movement my charge increases on my chargeing battery 

hummmmm  is the sound it makes......

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it took me about 1 hout to build this unit not including the coil ;)

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« Reply #934 on: August 18, 2008, 04:17:56 PM »
the spinning motor is discussed over here:    http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3114.0.html  as slapper informed me (thank you)

GK,  he says in the video captions that he uses a magnetic field behind the carboard to cause it to spin (there's 8 videos so check the MORE INFO link for each one).   The tractor ring seems to keep it centered, but an interesting phenomena is the plastic cap "attracting" the spinning magnet.   Very interesting, but apparently not OU.

EM

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« Reply #935 on: August 18, 2008, 05:49:17 PM »
the spinning motor is discussed over here:    http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3114.0.html  as slapper informed me (thank you)

GK,  he says in the video captions that he uses a magnetic field behind the carboard to cause it to spin (there's 8 videos so check the MORE INFO link for each one).   The tractor ring seems to keep it centered, but an interesting phenomena is the plastic cap "attracting" the spinning magnet.   Very interesting, but apparently not OU.

EM

Thanks,
Yes, whenever there is to much in the room I get suspicious. But there is a performance there that could be useful. Here is an oxymoron. You could get a gyroscope out of the deal. But to go where? If you can do that with overunity then it would not be necessary.

Also the NT512340 and the NT382282 patents are very close to the 'A' vector potential, Hubble and Coler coil and Searl, no?

--giantkiller.

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« Reply #936 on: August 18, 2008, 06:23:37 PM »
     Here is another example of time unfolding or impulse energy.  Construction details of the flyback transformer sound awfully familiar.  Ferrite core, primary winding, leakage inductance limiting dielectric geometry,secondary winding, ferrite surround, pulsed with a sawtooth waveform. Sawtooth used for resonant harmonic circuits whose fundamentals are  contained in the ramp up and the crashdown used for the linear hv pulse train sent to the cathode ray tube.  Anyway I got a free crt monitor at a yard sale and will modify ASAP to drive an array of valve tubes. 

  Unlike mains transformers and audio transformers, an LOPT is designed not just to transfer energy, but also to store it for a significant fraction of the switching period. This is achieved by winding the coils on a ferrite core with an air gap. The air gap increases the reluctance of the magnetic circuit and therefore its capacity to store energy.

  LOPT stands for line operated power transformer

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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #937 on: August 18, 2008, 06:52:02 PM »
@Michelin

       Man's best machines are grotesque replicas of nature.  I'm working on condensation of carbon from carbon dioxide using ionizing frequencys and this experiment is starting to look like the most chaotic mess imaginable.  Yet it happens in billions of metric tons of plant leaves every ultraviolet wave pulse,  most elegantly.

    Looks like the tpu as you describe it may work on the principles of the below link supplied earlier in this thread.  This is what I describe as the inside outside energy flows totally missing in Einsteins cold dead spacetime grid.

                                       http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0hmRBiSshus

    Please also checkout this link of a plazmic pulse from the sun hitting the Earth.   Seems Earth is always grabbing infrared or heat from the aether and spinning it on in.

                                            http://www.nasa.gov/mov/133778main_FUV_640x480.mov
« Last Edit: August 18, 2008, 07:54:57 PM by sparks »

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« Reply #938 on: August 18, 2008, 07:09:34 PM »
verry good vid ...

looks like a tpu to me 1 way to do it   looks like the pancake design...  3 rings


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im just blowen away .....


Michelinho

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Re: The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)
« Reply #939 on: August 18, 2008, 08:58:53 PM »


@ Sparks,

I SEE!

Thanks so much, after the first minute that model exploded and reappeared surrounding the cell and spinning while feed by tiny Bikerland tethers. I'll have to go watch the rest later.

I'll pursue your insights on the matter. Thanks again.

This thing is a sophisticated toy.

Take care,

Michel

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« Reply #940 on: August 18, 2008, 09:39:33 PM »

A Spark,

Brillant representation of the general concept. That explains a lot even with the lack of important details.

The magnetic reversing and pumping action would promote an ac output ready for use if at an adequate potential can be built and maintained by the efficiency of the core and its ability to act as a node. The Electric Universe!

Take care and I humbly thank you for your precious help,

Michel

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« Reply #941 on: August 19, 2008, 12:23:08 AM »
@PaulDude000!,
On page 3 under the square wave pic is the 1/4 wave reference you kept hounding on. Never give up.
http://magnetism.otc.co.nz/Overunity.htm

So then just multiply the circumference by 4 to get the basis of one cycle for finding the frequency.

After 1 year I go back to this doco or it pops up again and now it is immense, even more so!

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The key to power extraction may be related to how the atoms of Copper recover, and it has been observed that the back EMF pulses are often more powerful than the electronics that generate them, often even burning out the driver transistors. While this process may seem rather random, it is not random but related to the NMR rates and when the pulses coincide. You may well pulse up a device many times and only on one out of 100 times the back EMF pulse will fry a transistor.This is probably due to NMR pulses stacking between the coils interactions. This is increased by adding copper to the core of the coils, or a combination of copper wrapped over iron. If done synchronously at the NMR rate I would expect we could learn to fry them every single time. We only need have two of the highest pulses hit at the same moment in time to double its amplitude.

Secondly it was amazingly discovered that even scalar wound coils still produce the NMR pulse just before the energy moves out of the EM layer. These kicks are ever present in scalar wound input coils as well as 90 degree coils wrapped around them.

It has been pointed out that using pulses at 90 degrees to one another does not create a true rotating magnetic field, however one must realize that at the Proton layer, the torsion is in fact in mass rotation. The rotation however is a spiral rotation and it is driven by the mass of the copper that is in rotation. While a pulse of EM through the Copper moves along its Electron shell, the spiraling rotation at the Proton shell is very real, and the tempic field is set now into a smooth sine wave spiraling motion containing a constant energy not totally related  to the energy it took to start this redirection of its normal motion, but to its mass.

On the Steven Marks Device:
Observing the rotation of a magnetic field through a Copper wire, where the field moves, not in the normal method of electric motors but between two coils at 90 degrees to one another in the donut pattern. Magnetic field rotates along the Electron shell, and tempic field swings along the Protons shell which is directly connected to its mass , a distance linear force. This process is an inertial momentum at the Proton layer but becomes EM as it hits the Electron shell once again coming outwards in Copper. This results in a magnetic rotation  as well that can be measured with a compass at low frequencies.

The Rodin coil is close to 45degrees. Does he truly know what is there?
http://www.angelfire.com/ak5/energy21/rodin.htm

--giantkiller. Thanks.
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« Reply #942 on: August 19, 2008, 04:47:34 AM »
@ Spark.

I had a brainstorming session today.

1- The center bubble forming is infinitely small in reality.

2- A Micro-waves collector. Or looks like it could be. (the design of the cell)

3-The crystaline structure acts as a diode?

Thanks again for the knowledge. I will look into this possibility.

Take care,

Michel

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« Reply #943 on: August 19, 2008, 05:24:07 AM »
@ Spark

High frequency DC?

The ground spike on the mobile cell could be for safety?

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« Reply #944 on: August 19, 2008, 03:50:59 PM »
Sparks

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The air gap increases the reluctance of the magnetic circuit and therefore its capacity to store energy.

This is very true. The gap also allows the discharge of remanence in the magnetic circuit, which would saturate the core after just a few cycles and reduce  the flyback effect (back emf). I have built many flyback converters for a livilihood and gapping distance is one parameter in a critical balance of engineering factors. Glass beaded epoxies are sometimes used to create a reliable precision gap
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