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Author Topic: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban  (Read 458005 times)

eldarion

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #540 on: April 25, 2008, 05:54:38 AM »
Never mind...saw wrong items in the picture...

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #541 on: April 25, 2008, 06:14:36 AM »
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.

Elaborate?



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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #542 on: April 25, 2008, 08:58:52 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



Hi Lindsay,

If Steven ever makes contact again I have one more verification test question for you after all the prior ones I left with you. I was listening to Steven's phone messages he left on one of the reel to reel decks today after a decade and a series of rather sticky and gooey messages from "Michael" revealed that Steven liked cigars and Steven's favorite brand of Scotch. If your mystery man can answer the scotch brand question or any of the others I left with for you a month ago then you are talking to the real Steven.

All the best,

Jack

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #543 on: April 25, 2008, 09:17:59 AM »
We don't need verification tests.

And by the way Jack,
You have given not one answer about the thing itself in the inteview nor on this board.
The only thing you did do is release this video and thank you for that.

But you are now just adding to the noise because you have absolutley no idea about what it does, how it does that ,and why it does that.

M.

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #544 on: April 25, 2008, 10:10:48 AM »
We don't need verification tests.

And by the way Jack,
You have given not one answer about the thing itself in the inteview nor on this board.
The only thing you did do is release this video and thank you for that.

But you are now just adding to the noise because you have absolutley no idea about what it does, how it does that ,and why it does that.

M.

Oh lighten up Marco. I never said I could help you solve this great mystery. You obviously have not made any great strides on your own from the depths of your ignorance. At least learn to spell next time you have a hormonal moment genius. I am out of here.

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #545 on: April 25, 2008, 10:22:46 AM »
@ Jack

Bye bye.
Go to your mommy.
This great mystery has been solved long ago... it's just that it hasn't been solved for you.
You are still questioning the fact whether we are communicating with Steven or not...
Exuse me for my bad english it is not my primary language...
Isn't it a bit pathetic to use someone's weak point's ??
Yeah i guess so ,but that's just the way you are aren't you Jack?....

M.

 

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #546 on: April 25, 2008, 10:31:57 AM »

If only the TPU were powered bij The Great Vortex of Male Ego, then we would have achieved over over overunity long time ago.........


Greetings Rene

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #547 on: April 25, 2008, 10:40:16 AM »
@Marco, don't be so hard on him, why not I say, at least we will know if he is still alive and well.

Here's the end of my bedini multicoil/multitransistor project, now to keep batteries on a rotation and see if i can keep it going.
Move forward guys, start on tesla's patent 381,970 I think that is best chance, and also think of this, Tesla would have been feeding HV into that ring.
I reckon thats our first crack at it, then go from there

Move forward and keep moving forward, and never give up, just when you do, have a break, step away, even if its for aweek, and come back to it with fresh mind....
Patience will be a virtue here.....I learnt this many years ago.

Bedini Energizer Specs and Tips:-

-Cat 5 lan cable used:- 4 windings measuring 4.5ohms each
-70mm length spool (wire wound space), and 70mm diam
-1 coil spool used as trigger, any additional coils must be setup as slaves
-7 transistors used, 3 on one spool, and 4 on the slave spool.
100mA's draw on primary.
-Batteries being used 2 x brand new 7.2Ah batteries, notice I said new, this is important for testing as they charge up real quick.
-coil to magnet spacing must be as close as possible, mine are about 2mm gap.

Very important use c20 charge/discharge rating for conditioning the batteries, what this means is say your using a 12v, 7.2Amp SLA Battery You divide the Amps by 20, so in our example 7200mA's / 20 = 360mA's, this means you dont want to go over this when discharging the batt. In this case a 36ohm 10watt and above rating resistor should bring it to that draw, I'm just using the energizer unit, as it's within the discharge scale, which only draws 100mA's from the battery.
Oh another thing don't go lower than 12.4volts, before swapping, and you will need to do this many times, I was told about 20, and then you should see some interesting results, like batt will charge faster and last much longer, that's it.

I' ve just started this rotation, as i was doing it wrong before. I didn't understand about this c20 rating rule until some nice gentleman explained it to me.
« Last Edit: April 30, 2008, 10:22:56 AM by Dom »


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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #549 on: April 25, 2008, 05:50:38 PM »
@ Dom

Most excellent - thanks for sharing! I am very glad to see a new builder instead of just another blathering talker. Too many of those here already.

I'm interested in #381970 as well, and it's pretty easy to build. My first experimental unit was interesting, although it didn't really do anything. I'm looking forward to starting my next one. This weekend it's testing my TPU build #3 and crafting a replica of the Rene-rator.

Willkommen!


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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #550 on: April 25, 2008, 07:31:06 PM »
Let me say this one more time,  there are no Mosfets, no transistors, no active components in the FTPU.

When the system "runs with gain" you don't need amplification, pulses or anything, it is SELF OSCILLATING if wired correctly for positive feedback.

EM

Absolutely correct. I don't thing there is anything more sophisticated than a capacitor in this entire device.

Yes, and for the shake of simplicity and ease of building, I tried the following KISS setup and it works!

First though, I had asked in a previous post if anyone knew whether depletion modes mosfets were available back in those days. No answers here, but jdurban had mentioned in his interview and on this board that, the parts were simple ones from RradioShack.

So I visited the local store and asked them. Only enhancement mode are available at the store and definitely no depletion mode back in the 90?s.

So back to simplicity in making a self oscillating system without any elaborate expensive circuitry, and it works!!!:

9 V alkaline battery

A reed switch from RadioShack Normally Open with a solenoid to activate the field and close the contacts) I took the reed out to examine, looks like a standard Hamlin one 500ma at 120V AC. MDSR-7  ? The activating solenoid is 12 VDC max at 11ma RadioShak part number 275-233 . The reed switch it self can operate 0.6ms rise, 0.2 ms release. as high as 5500Hz resonant frequency. What do you know! It falls within the 5-6Kh mentioned here for at least the first simpler tpu?s. AND is cheap and available at RadioShak
Only drawback is cycle life, few billion only so it would last maybe around 20 mins at that frequency. Does that sound familiar too in terms of time length?

A MAGNET! (an old ceramic one, either from Radioshack or Homedepot)
It is required to bias the reed, from NO to NC, so when current is applied the solenoid coil will nullify the magnet field effect and  the switch will flip open. (A self oscillating circuit).

Connections:
Battery pole one, to solenoid to reed to battery, all in series. The system buzzed and screeches nicely along.

Next added the following :

- Test resistors 1.1 K, 470, 47 as loads to see what happens on the output of a small toroid  used
- A small toroid from an old broken tape player.
No part number on it I could see, but dimensions are as follows:
Core (looks to be ferrite/ceramic) .5? od x .25 id x .20? height
Wire looks to be  copper enameled/magnet wire? 0.014 thick
12 turns on the left side, same number of turns on the right side

Next, all connections as above but added the toroid in series and measured the output on the toroid:

Open circuit output, overloads a digital voltmeter at 500 volts both DC and AC
1.1k load again overloads the meter at both AC and DC (500 max meter readout)
470 ohms load, it reads about 175-200 V both on AC and DC scale ( leads to confirm it is DC pulsed out). It is afterall DC pulsed in.
At 47 ohms it reads 8-9 volts again both on DC and AC scale.

Based on this crude setup and test, it appears that the voltage out is not linear to the resistor values and there must be at least some kind of spikes to overload the meter at 500V ( but it could be that the digital meter cannot cope well with high frequency readings and/or possible spikes?)

Maybe an analog meter is required or a scope for better observations?
If someone here can repeat this possibly with better instruments and get some results would be great.

Not sure what to make of the outputs, but one thing is confirmed:
To drive it at 5-6 KHz could be done very cheaply and easily and for that setup with a 9V Battery (or even smaller depending on magnet strength and position relative to the switch),  a Magnet, a common Reed Switch and few wires.

Thanks for all the posts folks. Great thread.

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #551 on: April 25, 2008, 08:00:57 PM »
@mike

Very interresting experiment!!


Greetings Rene

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #552 on: April 25, 2008, 08:46:46 PM »
That is a very nice experiment mike.

I started with that idea a few weeks ago when I was home and played with different ideas until I came up with an interesting experiment; I wish I was around my experiments so I could give more detail.  I had it setup as attached, where I would place a magnet near the first reed switch in the right position to start both reeds oscillating.  The transformer I used was a basic one you can buy at radio shack (12V CT 450mA Standard Chassis-Mount Transformer with Leads) I believe was it.  I wired it backwards to get an increase in voltage in this test.  I used a single 9v battery as the DC power source.  The solenoid is insulated solid garden wire, with copper wire wrapped around the circumference.  The main reason I used this iron wire configuration was I could not use any measuring equipment to test the voltage on the output because it was way too high.  My oscilloscope showed what looked like 50v square waves on the iron wire that increased in frequency dependent on the number of turns of wire I used.  While I had an ammeter attached to the iron wire it read .03 amps, but one interesting thing I noticed was if I placed a single lead of an inductor of any kind to point A the amps on the iron wire jumped up to over 1 amp and the voltage didn't seem to change.  I don't have any input measurements and am not claiming anything even close to overunity but it seems like this could go somewhere.  Again though, I had to stop experimenting because I had to come back to college to get ready for finals and everything is at my house far away.  Since this experiment I've come up with a few more ideas dealing with feedback and only using one reed switch but have it used for both sides of the transformer.  I'll be continuing this route of experiments in 2 weeks but am stuck till then.  What would be the reason for the amperage jumping up when a single lead of an inductor (or even the center tap of the transformer as the inductor) is placed at point A?

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #553 on: April 25, 2008, 09:42:12 PM »
you can throw a cap in there to slow the solenoid activation as well. lower frequency operation maybe a bit longer life.

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Re: HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban
« Reply #554 on: April 26, 2008, 12:00:32 AM »
@MIke and Codewebs......wow  cooooollllllllll, going to try it......TPU here I come, then this would mean that SM writing to Lindsay is somewhat authentic, he did say has anyone tried a simple experiment to produce kicks, with jumper leeds, A reed would look like one wouldn't it...
he thought of using same sort of principle in a solid state ring, wow.......

Something I did awhile ago, at least 2 years ago, where i utilized two reed switches and a magnet glued on a disk, this was to time activation of two solenoids, which would drive magnet motor, one thing that really fascinated me about this setup, was the bright blue-purpleish flash from the reeds, check this replication of mine, man those flashes were really nice to look at, never seen colors like it....

check out the first unit, there are 4 vids,
http://kundelmotor.com/replications/indexold.html

@Buzz  thanks mate.