Author Topic: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban (Read 459929 times)

innovation_station · « **Reply #525 on:** April 24, 2008, 07:36:25 PM »

Quote from: sparks on April 24, 2008, 07:24:41 PM

@ Marco

These people have no idea about how much energy is involved with the tpu. This isn't a sixth grade science project. Building without knowing what is going on is just not only stupid it is fucking dangerous.

yea...... i donot have FINISHED WORKING DEVICE why??!?!?!?!! im still learning ....i have had a few big zaps in playing THEY WERNT MUCH FUN as well materials charged in the area including a gold ring on my finger and the numbness went right up my arm and lasted loong enough 1 hour or so

i built many many coils but agin i only ran a few... hand plused with 12vdc 1000ma that was weird enough for me ....

keep it safe and simple

ist

Spider · « **Reply #526 on:** April 24, 2008, 07:40:30 PM »

Thanks for the advice, I'll keep that in mind.
I dont think that I will ever achieve a working tpu with my knowledge..I just want to know where people are talking about.

Greetings Rene.

PS, at least I am on the other side of the globe....

jdurban · « **Reply #527 on:** April 24, 2008, 07:52:29 PM »

Quote from: poynt99 on April 24, 2008, 03:28:18 PM

so consider this

scalabilty is no problem. Jack you know mosfets were available in the 80's when SM developed this tech. If those are fets in the ftpu, they are large package devices. high power is not required here, and the small blue unit obviously is a much later model and could have used surface mount mosfets...they are pretty small, and were available in the 90's. yes a small button battery or 2 may be all that is required to get the process going.

yes, the control boxes...a diversion? i really doubt that. if that's the case then you should be questioning everything you see on the ftpu (and all the others) as a possible diversion, including that spiral wrap thingy of yours, and the choke. see where this goes?

sm agreed with carl saying sequential pulsing of coils. that's not really possible without some electronics.

there are electronics in there, in some cases minimal, but there

The premise that SM developed this technology is flawed. He did not have anything to do with its inception. This exact design has been around for quite a while built by others and witnessed by third parties.

One more thing to consider in examining the time line here. Why did the TPU just all of a sudden surface in '96? Why the sudden availability of this earth shattering breakthrough? Why the rush to acquire funding? Why, when never before videos are shot?

Because this is when SM likely acquired the technology and saw dollar signs in his eyes. If the TPU development was a linear process like all product development, of which I have considerable experience in, an opportunist like SM would have started campaigning for cash much earlier in the program when the technology first looked promising. This theory is supported by SM's desire to have someone go to Europe to find out more about the original inventor's works.

sparks · « **Reply #528 on:** April 24, 2008, 07:57:35 PM »

@Local Joe

If you are going to build an engine you need to have a throttle brakes and an ignition switch all built in and tested before you even try to crank her over.

We dont need a tpu at this point, we need a demonstration model of the principles underlying the tpu to raise planet awareness of the power supply. I've got a crystal radio set been crackling away for two weeks driven by Earth energy. No batteries nothing. Would it be more impressive if I blinked an led. I'm going after Hartberlin's money so we can start a non-profit to get the word out.

Builders who don't understand what is going on here go to Radio Shack and put together an elementry am radio receiver. Come back and tell us what makes it tick just for the KICK of it.

Spider · « **Reply #529 on:** April 24, 2008, 08:08:10 PM »

Here in Holland we get 0,33 euro per kWh we sell back to the grid..Wish I had a 1kW puppy running here day and night

Greetings Rene.

@ Jack, question..Why didnt you yourself persuit the device?

jdurban · « **Reply #530 on:** April 24, 2008, 08:10:28 PM »

Quote from: wattsup on April 24, 2008, 05:41:34 PM

@JD

You say there is no battery because you do not conceive seeing him taking off all that tape. Who said you have to take all the tape off. If I had a battery in the small taped TPUs it would be under the first tape I removed, not the last. No one was every allowed to take one apart besides the cut-away. On the smallest taped TPU, you would have to take a look to see if a part of that wrinkled tape covering is newer then the rest. That would explain battery change. All the other devices all have their places for a battery. But right now I am concentrating on the FPTU.

@EM

I have been using the new VirtualDubMod with all those filters. But I really miss being able to zoom in and then pan around the image. Then do some forward/backwards movement. It's too bad I cannot pan or there is no scroll bars.

As for no pulsing. This is DC and if there is no pulsing, there is no primary to secondary coupling. The toroid would not produce current on that 8 laced black wire and you would just produce heat.

Let me show you somethings.

Photo ftpu-maybe-reed1.jpg shows A and B point. The A point is a connection with some spaghetti tube right next to the toroid and the magnet area. There could be a reed in there easy. The B point direct to the top of the toroid are where there is a same spaghetti connector just hanging over the toroid. You cannot see it in the photo because you have to play around with the image to see it but it is there. A is on the right half, B is on the left half. Why would you have this there?

Photo ftpu-battery1.jpg points to the underside center hole that is very bright for a hole. When you look closely, you will see what looks like the positive of a B type 1.5 volt battery. You can also see there is a wire there that just stops on the surface of the battery. Have you ever soldered a wire to a battery. lol

The picture you posted showing the three white wires rising from the center is very good also. When you follow these wires, you will see they are connected to the primary in the way shown in my animation. But that is not important right now.

I asked about Zener diodes on a previous post that I referred you guys to the Tesla Project thread. In the Tesla Project thread, we have shown that you can energize a circuit, make a short, and use the flyback. Making two movements for the price of one. And all that's required is a short. But I do not think SM was that advanced to think of the flyback.

The FPTU in probably using two loops, one low level loop that is isolated from the higher voltage loop coming from the primary/secondary action. The isolation is taking place in the toroid by the black wire that is laced through the toroid holes. I will get into this aspect soon but need a few more pieces of the puzzle. Looks like

Meanwhile............

1) If there are any EE guys like @eldarion that can make a quick mock up of the FTPU rings using two iron wires and a secondary wire and wrap four primaries of maximum 12 turns per quad, then connect as per the animation and do some alternating pulsing and measure the secondary output, this would help incredibly at this stage. You can then try other primary connecting schemes and polarities to finalize this section.

2) If there are any guys that have a virgin toroid core, make 4 holes on each half, lace a thin multi-strand wire through the holes, then wrap two coils on each half and do some testing, this again would help advance forward.

It's possible of course and I am without any ideas on how one could get this thing started up without some form of excitation but knowing that the energy that this device has to tap to run once running is so potent that I am certain that it must be also available to jump start the device itself. It may be a harmonic of the Schumann cavity that is targeted and used as a primer to get humming.

I apologize to all that find my demeanor or approach to be close minded or quick to discount SM references. I just try to find the path of least resistance and having dealt with many, many inventors over the years I have developed a pretty good hi Q B.S. filter and its difficult sometimes to remain open minded. Sometimes I confuse an open mind with an open loop. Damn that was good. Will that fit on a bumper sticker?

Grumpy · « **Reply #531 on:** April 24, 2008, 08:16:17 PM »

So, what is known of this original European device?

innovation_station · « **Reply #532 on:** April 24, 2008, 11:53:40 PM »

@sparks

i just assembled 2 crystal radioes this past weekend with my son funny thing ....

well just got back from the city bought a few more things......

but the coolest things were the reed switches wich the lady at the shop said "you just put a magnet on it " kinda pricey tho 7bucks each and picked up my first fets to play with irf840 grabed 12 of em too

and a tonne of other toys to play with....

ist
@ grumpy i bet magnets were involved... maybe bar magnets?

hartiberlin · « **Reply #533 on:** April 25, 2008, 01:10:23 AM »

Quote from: Localjoe on April 24, 2008, 07:33:46 PM

@Sparks

Better us than the six grader tho.. In my mind you always have to work for something, if you dont shed some pain and sweat you didnt really work for it. as well its much better if one of us gets the shit zapped outo of us or rad burns than some gradeschooler trying a project becase his family cant afford power anymore... This is a sad double eged sword but it has to be done.

I can tell you this, my Girlfriends dad who owns a family dairy farm paid approx 2.00 a gallon for diesel last year to fillt here fuel tanks below ground for the year. Small farmers dont make a whole lot so now take this, this year it will cost him over 5 dollars a gallon to fill the tanks for the year. That difference in gas was there profit .... now tahts gone and the poor guy and his father and there uncles work all day just to keep the animals allive and milk them. But there pay checks have gotten significantly smaller. 250 - 300 dollars a week isnt that much when your use to about 600 a week. When i see things like that happenign in life.. The cons of getting burned or shocked seem pretty insignificant.

PS.. when grandpa brought up the fact that he would buy horses and dig his old plows up if it came to it.. the issue kinda hit home with me

All farmers which have enough space and some wood lying around should use this
free type of energy generation:

http://journeytoforever.org/biofuel_library/methane_pain.html

http://www.biomeiler.at/

Free energy from the nature.

Regards, Stefan.

BEP · « **Reply #534 on:** April 25, 2008, 01:17:10 AM »

@jdurban,

Were you a witness to the use of the ampprobe? I ask because I would like to determine which cardinal direction the probe was facing when he found a good reading. If you weren't perhaps you can look at that video and determine it from other knowledge?

Thanks

jdurban · « **Reply #535 on:** April 25, 2008, 02:06:26 AM »

Quote from: BEP on April 25, 2008, 01:17:10 AM

@jdurban,

Were you a witness to the use of the ampprobe? I ask because I would like to determine which cardinal direction the probe was facing when he found a good reading. If you weren't perhaps you can look at that video and determine it from other knowledge?

Thanks

Sorry I can't help you with that one.

jdurban · « **Reply #536 on:** April 25, 2008, 02:16:30 AM »

Quote from: Grumpy on April 24, 2008, 08:16:17 PM

So, what is known of this original European device?

That remains a mystery. There is at least one other device right here in the U.S. however.

sparks · « **Reply #537 on:** April 25, 2008, 02:24:57 AM »

@inno

My son brought my ou device to me cause "your gonna love this dad".
You went to radio shack I imagine to share some time with your loved one.
Common denominator thats all.

Have fun with your new Aether sensors. Teaching children the way is job 1 and well rewarded. Frustrating tiresome boring but just one ahha moment is worth it all.

Mannix · « **Reply #538 on:** April 25, 2008, 03:54:13 AM »

These new images are Great, but i wonder who owns that footage and if anybody was given permision by the owner to publish it.

The information that I have is that the owner has not given permission ...none the less they are good videos and of great interest and i hope that it inspires more people to actually do experiments.

EM is right in suggesting that you persue this as if no information recieved so far is of any use..this is after all, a process,as is the destination. I know it seems cunfusing.

The only thing that I ever asked of Steven was a way to be able to understand it,perhaps thats why we see 2 or four, when three was mentioned.

The best of luck "the harder I work the more luck I seem to get"

Lindsay

sparks · « **Reply #539 on:** April 25, 2008, 04:21:42 AM »

Yes experiments Steven not sales. We all make mistakes.

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