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NickZ

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #540 on: August 01, 2010, 06:44:21 AM »
  @Bolt and All:
   Thanks for bringing up the positive side to this TPU thread. Isn't that why we are here. We had faith in what we saw, and what was shown in the videos?  With the hope that much more would be forthcoming...
   I agree with your view point on the fact that NOBODY has made an exact replication of any the SM TPUs, but instead all known builders have made their own versions of it.  Why is that?  Not even one device, just like his.  In ten years...
  Bolt, please explain a bit more about the exact working function of the passive magamp idea, as it relates to the TPU.  I for one am very interested in the passive working aspect, using no solid state components.  But, I still don't quiet get the way it works with the TPU.  It also appears to me as what may have been used instead of the current transistor-mosfet switching pulse idea. I'm wondering why you have not made one yet? There doesn't seam to be much cost to it.

   SM devices were pretty rough and simple, especially the first ones.  But they worked!  That's the point!  That's why we are in this thread.

  If anybody can duplicate (to the tee), an exact SM device as shown in any of the videos, to prove that they were Faked, please do so.

  Batteries, power lines, radio stations,   That's in the Fake TPU Thread.
  This is the Real TPU thread = "Understanding electricity in the TPU".
   The best way to stimulate action, is to say that it will never work.
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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #541 on: August 01, 2010, 07:27:22 AM »
@all

Magamp : first you need a saturable core , a AC source and a dc source .

You take the AC and connect one lead to two transformers the coils need to be in series and out of phase so the output reads 0 v , and connect the second coils of transformers to the DC with a potentiometer , the phase of the DC coil is also really important test all possibility , as you apply the DC the Ac will start to go trough ...

The load is connected between the AC lead .

You can do it without diode for less gain but that is called a saturable reactor , and with diode its a magamp .

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #542 on: August 01, 2010, 07:44:27 AM »
In consideration of some recent discussion I was recalling what Bob Boyce had experienced in some of his toroid construction similar to SM's.  Bob knew of SM's work and found first hand some of the extreme danger of what may happen if everything is tuned 'exactly right on' rather than being off a little.  That was the experience of a lightning strike.  I believe this happened twice IIRC.  So are we to assume Boyce was also faking a lightning strike? 

   In checking back through one of Boyce's documents I also found some tidbits I think might be worth restating here.  These are all quotes right out of his work:

"While working as an engineer for a govt. subcontractor, I became aware of a problem with a switcher power supply, that under certain temperature and load conditions would go into over unity operation.
Sometimes these would fail in a big way and totally destroy the load. Way more damage than the power source to the power supply was capable of delivering. The power supply board used an onboard toroidal inductor, wound with Teflon insulated silver plated solid copper wire on Honeywell powdered iron cores.
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I do not like to use ferrite or laminated iron cores. With the high permeability, they can only be used at very low frequencies and very lower power densities.
 
Yes, one of the "features" of this power source is that it seems to adapt to the load, within reason of course. Load impedance is fairly important to getting maximum output, due in part to the HF portion of the energy riding on the DC output. Momentary shorting of the output does result in a plasma-like discharge arc.
 
From what I can see, they do look to be very similar. The primary differences that I could see are core material and number of poles. It sounds and looks like SM used stranded copper wire and 4 poles, while I use powdered iron and 3 poles in my current device. Otherwise, both seem to build up a swirling electromagnetic vortex during operation.
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I have used other core materials with varying degrees of success as well over the years. I started out with laminated iron cores on the 2 phase devices in the mid 80s, and progressed to air cores on the 3 phase devices in the early 90s. One of the first units I tried 3 phase on was a Seike "g-strain energy absorber" that I had connected to a hand wound 3 phase air core torus coil. Talk about uncontrolled operation! But I kept at it, unaware of the dangers. Since I was no longer doing the hydroxy gas research at that time, I was obsessed with trying to replicate Tesla and Moray research on a shoestring budget. After my lightning strike injury in 1995, I mothballed that line of research until I had the time, energy, and funds to continue. I refused to apply this 3 phase design to practical application until the control issue could be solved.
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The material is important for a several reasons.:
 
  1. The material directly impacts the highest frequency that can be applied. 
  2. The higher the frequency used, the greater the energy density. 
  3. Since there are bias fields applied, we want a material that will not saturate. 
 
Laminated iron and ferrite fail all 3 of these criteria. Air cores require too much copper for a given frequency. The low permeability of a powdered iron mix is best. So the chosen mix plays a large role in how much copper you will have to wind on it. Since we don't want overlapped layers for any of the windings."
 
« Last Edit: August 01, 2010, 05:53:39 PM by e2matrix »

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #543 on: August 01, 2010, 10:14:27 AM »
"Gyroscope

A small heavy wheel or top rotated (usually electrically) at high speed in anti-friction bearings. Any alteration of the inclination of the axis rotation is resisted by a turning movement (gyrostatic moment). It is therefore used as a compass, as a controlling device in aircraft and torpedoes, and, in large sizes, as a ship's stabiliser.

Chamber's Technical Dictionary W. & R. Chambers, Ltd."

Correct me if I'm wrong but the essence of gyroscopic action is opposing to any force trying to change place when gyroscopic action occur so it appear like dynamic inertia.
I don't see how it can be faked with any motor inside TPU.Vibration sureley can be faked but not gyroscopic as I see it.

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #544 on: August 01, 2010, 10:42:51 AM »
giantkiller

I saw your videos.Very nice !

Almost as I thought
That rotation of field is something which makes DC but I think it is required because TPU is ground-less  and contains too little free electrons so they need to be treated harder then a lot of electrons from reall ground

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #545 on: August 01, 2010, 12:36:47 PM »
"In other words in defense of Wattsup and Bolt, Bolt says we haven't done enuff, Wattsup say there is too much in the wrong direction."

GK your designs, knowledge, total commitment and thinking have led you on a journey. You have learn t a lot more then a TPU could ever teach you while at the same time learning all the ways NOT to build a TPU. In fact you recall only few weeks ago SM came up on the forum and he said to you "At last someone REALLY thinking never seen before in 10 years and getting so very close to making the TPU" He made some comment about a TPU/Don Smith hybrid.

Anyway the reason for the lightning strikes is because to make a 1000w device going to need about 10KVARS the electrostatic field will run out thousands of volts in circulation. The field of the TPU is extremely negative and can attracts a positive charge straight out of clear blue sky.

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« Reply #546 on: August 01, 2010, 04:16:01 PM »
SUPER NICE Build GK, especially the Ferrite Toroid that AUTOMATICALLY knocks the "JUICE" back & forth between the windings.

However, I still think you are "deceived" LOL, thinking there are concentric, circular windings, because none of SM's videos show that.

Just trying to help out with my observations sir.
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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #547 on: August 01, 2010, 05:23:04 PM »
Hello all,

@wattsup

with this useless reactive power and 24V or 12V from a power supply Im powering 3 oscillators, a 100W real bulb, my coils, feeding this back to the battery.....with this useless reactive power I charged last summer a 12V/45Ah car battery. The battery I bought a few days erlier and it was used only a few times with my coils. It was totally discharged because my coils needed a lot of current from this battery. So I wanted to try this reactive power to maybe charge the battery. Result: in around 10 minutes was the battery full charged. I could see the voltage rising and the current dropping. But. As it was a little bit a fast charging I have destroyed the battery.

So, dont say this reactive power is useless.

You have mentioned a lot of times the open TPU = OTPU.

I worked yesterday all the day long on this TPU. As I forgot how many turns the original has, I made 4 x 11 turns. Maybe to much turns?

Ever tried to pulse such a TPU? Ever tried what and how SM did it?

My results??

HA! Im alive, my MOSFETs are OK, my equipment is OK.....

And Im on a very nice vacation not to reach.

Otto

PS: almost forgot: in a OTPU is also a high voltage or in other words, there are also high speed particles!!
But no coil longer then 2 feet = 60 cm.

In short, Im using a combination of 12V and the reactive power.


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« Reply #548 on: August 01, 2010, 07:17:14 PM »
@bolt

I have the deepest regard for your opinion as I do every other member here. Please understand one thing. There is a big difference between a device that is totally faked and half-faked. I am using the word "fake" because it gets to the crux of the matter. I know I will have to repeat this many times before it sinks in given that we have been on this for several years now.

Tonight, if you discovered a method of producing continuous reactive power output that can be "re-condensed" enough to feed back to the circuit in a loop, and all you need to start it is a small 3vdc lithium computer battery (3LCB), but for all intents and purposes this energy production is not enough to produce any meaningful work but is enough to loop onto itself indefinitely, what would you do? In SMs case, he produced what I call today an FTPU. The FTPU truly portrayed what SM wanted to show. Continuous voltage production. That's all he discovered so in the FTPU video, that's all he showed. One small effect turned on itself to feed itself. This was a very important discovery indeed and I would be the last one to deny this. The point is though that SM got caught up in his greed for more money. You do not live in a $5000 per month mansion without having some level of urgency on where the next buck will come from. You have already established your credibility with the money guys so now it's only a question of how far you are willing to go to keep that money rolling in. This was SMs pattern of life since years prior. Doctor Phil says "the past actions will depict the future actions". So.....what else could we have expected.

Any time SM showed a voltage reading, he was showing a stabilized reactive power loop. Any time SM showed lighting bulbs, he showed direct battery power that could have also been pulsed to slow the battery depletion. At 50hz or more, you would not know it. The reactive power side could have also been used to create the battery side pulse. In the STPU and 6TPU I am now convinced he was now using DC bulbs that where pre-printed with the 100 watts rating and he used trafficked wall plugs with a bridge rectifier and resistor. He did all this because there was no other way for him to preserve his standing.

If SM was first hired by a government institution or university that gave him a steady good salary, no stress, no expectations, no expected monetary returns, no expected minimal power output levels, and providing him with all the equipment and assistance he needed, just do the R&D and see where it goes, then SM could have been the next Tesla. He blew it once he decided "now, how will this be profitable for me, me and me". As soon as he went with investors, SM was now a cooked goose. He wanted to both protect his "little" discovery and capitalize on it as much as possible. SM was not at the pinnacle of worldly altruism. It was him first, him always, him forever. Until the gavel fell and crushed his dreams. Now he is limited to a life of quasi-monastical seclusion. And that little discovery is now under a shit load of lies and deceits.

To understand the electricity in the TPU, I had to first strip off the layers of crap to get down to the real matter at hand, the real primal discovery that has been lost in all his fancy and masterful shuffling. That took a good two years of looking at his devices from all angles until one day it clicked. Not fake or real, but half fake and half real. Then the pieces started to fit.

If I have to repeat this 100 times, I will because my only "agenda" is to liberate you guys from the irrationalities of the SM TPU so you can concentrate on what really matters. I did not make the SM videos. I did not make the TPUs the way they are. I did not come on the forum to say all these SMnitudes. SM did. I only tested the many forms of the TPU and accumulated results and all say, reactive power. The coils say reactive power. The designs say reactive power with hidden batteries. The larger the unit, the more batteries.

Why did SM hire Jack Durban if he already had all the answers. Because he did not. SM knew he was using many batteries and he hired JD to see if he could come up with a way to use none, or at best, far less batteries. But that proved unsuccessful since SM had no choice but to keep the true reason of lighting them bulbs with batteries under his own control and knowing. Why the hell would you hire someone if you already have the answer? Does not make any sense at all except if you know the device is half-real and half-faked and you are looking for a way to shift the percentage more to the real side.

@otto

Do you realize that what you just said is exactly what I have been trying to explain here. Now keep the reactive power but replace your power supply with batteries in a lamp and you have an OTPU. I know already you are using a good 24 vdc and some good amperage in your tests to light those bulbs. But you are an honest camper and you openly say that you are using a power supply. SM is attributing all his videos to the Earth Magnetic field always saying "there is no battery capable of producing the effects you see here". But he makes us think he is running it at 121vdc when in reality he is running it at 24vdc or 12vdc and lighting DC bulbs. When you put that into a new equation, the 20 minutes limit that he put as an excuse of overheating becomes more explainable reality.

You are using your set-up as it is today to light those bulbs. But you are not happy with the results because you still need the power supply and you are comparing this to the SM TPU thinking SM is not using any power supply so how is that possible. So you continue to break your head to try and advance in this line of thinking. This is where the crime is occurring in what SM put forth. He is leaving us with all these lies and just letting us grapple with the advent of making a device that resembles his devices but in our case, ours has to work without batteries or a very small amount, when his devices were loaded with batteries all along, except the FTPU.

I hope I am not going to be banned from the forum because of what I am trying to explain to you guys.

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #549 on: August 01, 2010, 09:18:05 PM »
The distribution of charge carrying mass forms a lattice within the magnet.  The charge carriers have what is known as a virtual particle stream to support their state of charge.  When you move the charge carriers you alter the virtual particle streams and this change in the vps resisted by the mass of the free charge carriers in the conducting wire give rise to free electron motion.  Along with this motion is carried the charge which of course alters the vp flow wherever it goes.  If the electrons are caused to accumulate in a metal that sets up a high velocity current between a metal lacking electrons we have a condensed vps of high velocity.  Like anyother liquid an increase in velocity is accompanied by a decrease in pressure.  The casmir effect Aharanov Bohm effect  Teslas longitudinal electrostatic induced waves all point to a viscosity of the vacuum in other words there is something there that is sticky, It is not only sticky it is boundless.  The mathmatics of particle physics had to be normalized.  This created the vacuum.  The vacuum is the absence of particles so in their mathmatics dealing with force arise virtual particles.  In all reality it is a virtual liquid.  Maxwell recognized this included it in his math but Heaviside was all about getting something workable into the hands of engineers and electricians ASAP to get this electric age on the road and didnt really care about what Maxwell was saying.  There was no preoccupation with a dwindling supply of fuel at that time it was a matter of moving the fire to the edge of town and getting clean electricity into town.  Well the fire is still on the edge of town except for the oil burners scurrying to and fro stinking up the place. 

Thank you sparks.  It is refreshing to see a single person that actually "gets it", even if you do not saturate this thread with longwinded pointless posts and coils of wire that look pretty but do nothing.


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« Reply #550 on: August 01, 2010, 09:26:25 PM »
"Gyroscope

A small heavy wheel or top rotated (usually electrically) at high speed in anti-friction bearings. Any alteration of the inclination of the axis rotation is resisted by a turning movement (gyrostatic moment). It is therefore used as a compass, as a controlling device in aircraft and torpedoes, and, in large sizes, as a ship's stabiliser.

Chamber's Technical Dictionary W. & R. Chambers, Ltd."

Correct me if I'm wrong but the essence of gyroscopic action is opposing to any force trying to change place when gyroscopic action occur so it appear like dynamic inertia.
I don't see how it can be faked with any motor inside TPU.Vibration sureley can be faked but not gyroscopic as I see it.

That is because it isn't fake. 

Funny how the people posting the good stuff are ignored and the people posting crap are cheered and congratulated.

Take a look at the forces created in a gyroscope.

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #551 on: August 01, 2010, 11:48:00 PM »
"Tonight, if you discovered a method of producing continuous reactive power output that can be "re-condensed" enough to feed back to the circuit in a loop, and all you need to start it is a small 3vdc lithium computer battery (3LCB), but for all intents and purposes this energy production is not enough to produce any meaningful work but is enough to loop onto itself indefinitely, what would you do? "

You have no idea how close you are but you dismiss what you actually see. You have been taught reactive power is meaningless yet it IS THE GRAND MASTER KEY TO ALL THESE OU DEVICES!

OU becomes from energy transformation while OU = RF as a simile. The TPU is just a huge reactive power generator they are all the same. I don't care if it  a MEG or Kapandze or a TPU or a Joule Thief a Rotoverter 3 phase motor in RV mode.

Electricity is NOT electrons they get moved as a by product.  Its the very reason why volts and amps are able to lead or lag as they travel at different speed due to the mass. Even Don Smith spelled this out very carefully and quoted his devices in KVARS often 10KVARS or 100KVARS devices. Current is a byproduct of waste. Volts are joules potential,  See Newman motor he runs that iron beast on 30 odd volts of PP3 batteries.

Only mA required to move the Newman motor because reactive power translates to intense magnetic flux this the the electrostatic stress transformation. Without this non of these OU devices could exist or even be conceived.

You want proof? Fine take a normal transformer and load the O/p with a large series choke and a cap. Tune the inductor and or cap to create a perfect out of phase condition. The i/p power is almost zero amps apart from some leakage. Now put a 500 Watt lamp in series and the lamp will light. Re-tune the LC to correct for lamp impedance. The 500 watt lamp is now fully lit. THe volts drop accross the bulb is under 12 volts yet this is a 240 volt bulb.

The i/p watts is leakage in practice maybe 3 watts. The bulb is fully lit! HOW??? this experiment done hundreds of times. RE will power the bulb under standing wave condition. A standing wave condition is a Scaler Wave. The bulb work under water and you wont get a shock.  Tuning is a real pig you might have to spend half hour getting tuning perfect even moving  the lamp wire will knock it off tune but it works.

What you are seeing if you do this is Radiant Energy powers the bulb at Zero Point Nodes its the key to all these circuits. All they are doing is creating VARS yes even Bedini is power factor correcting the RE charge going into the battery.

Now at some point SM knew this one only has to read Tesla to understand you only have to create precursor conditions to tap radiant energy. Its no big deal its been done thousands of times. If you think SM would go out of his way and have 12 volt lamps re-stamped with 120 volts or modify lamp holders filled with batteries i'm sorry you wasted so many years and not once found that VARS create OU conditions.

Here is another example. Take a 3 phase motor 5hp motor its normal idle current is 6 amps at 120 volts.= 720 watts! In RV mode that motor will run on about 10 watts. Measure the reactive power. It has 1.5KVAR in circulation. The KVAR circulation is creating one hell of rotating magnetic field from the RE entering and powering the motor. Its NOT running on 10 watts that is the leakage current required to maintain resonance. Like the scaler light bulb its pure RE powering the motor.

The motor runs ICE cold sometimes frost will cover the case due to RE. YES i have seen this myself not ice as some have under critical conditions but covered in condensation and cold to touch.

If you want more examples let me know I  can show many many RE experiments.

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« Reply #552 on: August 01, 2010, 11:48:48 PM »
Hi wattsup,

I cannot recall which TPU was used when SM run the small television receiver on the table: at that occasion the batteries hidden in the TPU supplied the TV set?  MAybe for a few minutes they could...  Your opinion on this?

Thanks,  Gyula

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Re: Understanding electricity in the TPU.
« Reply #553 on: August 02, 2010, 12:04:59 AM »
Hi wattsup,

I cannot recall which TPU was used when SM run the small television receiver on the table: at that occasion the batteries hidden in the TPU supplied the TV set?  MAybe for a few minutes they could...  Your opinion on this?

Thanks,  Gyula

There is a training process OU researchers go thru.

1) is OU real or not maybe not but have an open mind

2) tried for 10 years so fk it, I cant do it so must be all a big scam

90% of people never move beyond this point................................................

3) One day you see something for yourself and you are now awakened and realize OU was there all along right under your nose

4) now no longer doubt OU in its many forms not just one, its only the method of extraction that requires advanced levels of fact finding and increased knowledge and finding ways to make it even better.

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« Reply #554 on: August 02, 2010, 12:21:22 AM »
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You want proof? Fine take a normal transformer and load the O/p with a large series choke and a cap. Tune the inductor and or cap to create a perfect out of phase condition. The i/p power is almost zero amps apart from some leakage. Now put a 500 Watt lamp in series and the lamp will light. Re-tune the LC to correct for lamp impedance. The 500 watt lamp is now fully lit. THe volts drop accross the bulb is under 12 volts yet this is a 240 volt bulb.

The i/p watts is leakage in practice maybe 3 watts. The bulb is fully lit! HOW??? this experiment done hundreds of times. RE will power the bulb under standing wave condition. A standing wave condition is a Scaler Wave. The bulb work under water and you wont get a shock.  Tuning is a real pig you might have to spend half hour getting tuning perfect even moving  the lamp wire will knock it off tune but it works.

Hi Bolt,

I wonder what you describe above, can it be considered what is called in conventional el. engineering as a series LC transformation to a parallel LC by a matching network which is a transformer in this case?
Thus the impedance seen by the mains becomes high and the normal loading from the primary coil cannot take place towards the mains. And of course huge reactive current flows in the secondary coil and if you do this test with a 60W bulb, then you "ruin" the series LC circuit loaded Q with its much higher resistance. Is this involved here?

You would not get a shock from the 500W bulb because it would have only the 12V AC across it as you say and the transformer makes it safely ground independent from the mains...


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If you want more examples let me know I  can show many many RE experiments.

Yes, please do describe some more if you can.

Thanks Gyula