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tsl

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Some thoughts
« on: November 16, 2009, 08:58:40 AM »
there is an article on the web that i'll recommend to all of you to read and ponder about.even if perhaps allready known stuff is nevertheless worth reading.http://amasci.com/tesla/tesceive.html
now another intersting stuff can be found here: http://www.kentech.co.uk/index.html?/tut_self_matched_line.html&2
ok.nice stuff eh? now let us ponder just a bit about the tpu.many of you were saying or just thinking that the tpu tap somehow the power grid.i would agree that it is indeed taping a power grid but not the one you'd think about right now, more later.
let's say that it does just that, taping a power grid and let's ignore the frequency at first.
how would you achieve self amplification of the received signal?
now that would be really cool, right?
the articles mentioned before are both old and the stuff is much older but i have to admit that the idea came to me just not so long ago.i was pondering about the real mechanism that hides inside the tpu and then i had a flash in my mind, what if the so called control coils and the collector coils are to be viewed together as a pulse forming network and more, a self matched transmission line pulse generator.just think about that, what do we have here? a living electrode-the collector coil, a ground plane-the collector coil/s and ofc a dielectric betwen. so we have all that's needed for a transmission line. but in the same time nothing can stop the collector coil be something more, something like part of a rlc tank circuit. if so ,who can stop us from getting a rectifier bridge and use the power received from this rlc circuit to charge the transmission line pulse generator?due to the small capacity there would not be to much received power needed, it can be done.now here it becomes a little tricky.the rlc circuit oscillate at a resonant frequency f1, at a precise time you discharge the pulse (with pulse width being half the wavelength of f1) so that the phases are also perfectly matched, that would result in bigger amplitude of the self oscilations-is that the ringing you're talking gk?.
the oscillations amplitude will begin to dampen but before they come to initial level before the pulse, why not hit the circuit again with just one pulse so you'll have now a even bigger amplitude and again before damped hit it again and so on. as you see you can by carefully selecting the capacitance between the core and the control coils you can obtain a raising amplitude signal that if left uncontrolled will burn out the circuits really fast.
i think you have by now the picture.
any other thoughts someone?

edit-if allready old and discussed idea i apologize, nobody can read all the posts on this board  ;)

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #1 on: November 16, 2009, 01:30:09 PM »
@tsl,

I agree both links are very important in the function of a TPU. I've posted both more than once.

I use both methods to force a coil into resonance far below conventional expectations. The first has been in-use for a very long time in un-powered active antenna. Recently, GPS receivers, cell phones and battery eating hand-held receivers use both methods to lower a resonance point or work with signals below the noise threshold.

Use the first and you may be able to light an LED. Use both, maybe a small incandescent light.

Add delay to one side of the transmission line - perhaps even more power.

Add precession rate to both of the above we may have a TPU. So, the question is... where is the power source?

My thoughts on that take me beyond local power lines and radio transmitters.
The source can't be blocked. The polarity is helical. Two coils only will make it quit when turned upside-down. Three or more and the upside-down problem is solved.

At the lowest level a TPU is probably a regenerative receiver but one matching the precession rate of precipitating charge - maybe even causing that precipitation. 

All we must do to collect it is to cancel it with the correct signal (wave former).

BEP

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #2 on: November 16, 2009, 03:51:09 PM »
What do you call a field that will affect conductors and insulators?

EDIT:

Has anyone experienced moving conductive objects or vibrating dielectric objects in the vicinity of their coils?
« Last Edit: November 16, 2009, 06:46:10 PM by Grumpy »

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #3 on: November 16, 2009, 08:31:44 PM »
@tsl,
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so that the phases are also perfectly matched, that would result in bigger amplitude of the self oscilations-is that the ringing you're talking gk?.

With a single piece of wire you can achieve an R, an L, an C. The right configuration matched with the right frequency. The wire length(frequency), coil diameter(inductance & impedance), the spacing of the windings(capacitance).

The ringing actually gives us a larger window with which to interact with our pushing pulses. This also lines up with Otto's spec of a negative pulse that would put it in phase with the BEMF. As the initial ringing subsides in the 'primary diminishing echo' that enables us to pick a wave height at a certain time which relates to amplitude for a heterodyned push. In the attached diagram pick a red arrow for the timing you want. You only need to hit one.

Push once in the device or tank ringing to control the amplitude. But if you push trash or uncontrolled then you are pushing in a summing and diminutive effort. That is what my tests ran into. Called freewheeling. The frequency that appeared was the natural resonance of the 6" coil wire length or a subset thereof. The solid state wanted to ring at one frequency but the coil at another.

Look at the SM17 large windings as 2 multiwinds with a spacing of 4" -6" for capacitive storage.

Also,
I found a gas tube power supply that has a 12V input / car battery and 6kv out. I get to skip adding a DC to 120vAC inverter because of newer technology. It runs at a freq fo 30khz. This places a HV of stable frequency as input to the coil. The spark gap appears after the coil to enhance the shock.
I have 45 nonpolarized caps in 3 rows of 15 to equal 102uf @ 12kvac.
With the Kapanadze device running on a 9v battery I believe they have reproduced the Smith device. It is a square TPU.

--gk.
« Last Edit: November 16, 2009, 11:42:22 PM by giantkiller »

stprue

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #4 on: November 16, 2009, 10:29:10 PM »
@ all

cool vid even though you have scene examples.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mdfve6sKyXk&feature=fvw

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #5 on: November 16, 2009, 10:54:07 PM »

stprue

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #6 on: November 16, 2009, 10:58:43 PM »
And here is the stupidest thing I have ever seen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTP_T-wR9w&feature=related

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #7 on: November 16, 2009, 11:50:05 PM »
Gives these to 4yr olds and enjoy the wonderment.

And here is the stupidest thing I have ever seen.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YjTP_T-wR9w&feature=related

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #8 on: November 17, 2009, 08:15:40 AM »
A wild guess, but perhaps the source of energy is above us

http://home.netcom.com/~sbyers11/RFenergy_iono.htm

The more I look into the ionosphere, the more I think it might be the solar panel of the earth. I mean, its a huge solar energy collector. All you have to do is tap into it and you get free energy for as long as solar fusion takes place.

I'm no electrical engineer, but it just makes too much sense.

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #9 on: November 17, 2009, 09:23:23 AM »
hello all,
as for the source yes, i'll go with hfh, the ionosphere as i allready mentioned that to some of you in pms.
as for the rest i would like to see a schematics or two, i'll try to come with one myself, actually no photos just schematics would be nice. maybe some switching and phase matching ones

ps it would be also nice to refrain from posting junk as throwing leds and such.thanks

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #10 on: November 17, 2009, 09:42:48 AM »
A wild guess, but perhaps the source of energy is above us

http://home.netcom.com/~sbyers11/RFenergy_iono.htm

The more I look into the ionosphere, the more I think it might be the solar panel of the earth. I mean, its a huge solar energy collector. All you have to do is tap into it and you get free energy for as long as solar fusion takes place.

I'm no electrical engineer, but it just makes too much sense.

the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

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« Reply #11 on: November 17, 2009, 09:55:28 AM »
the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

it's not about radioactivity, but how cosmic rays are interacting with the earth magnetic field and what result therefrom.

edit- and btw, i don't have any spare radioactive isotopes at hands.do you?

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« Reply #12 on: November 17, 2009, 10:25:27 AM »
it's not about radioactivity, but how cosmic rays are interacting with the earth magnetic field and what result therefrom.

edit- and btw, i don't have any spare radioactive isotopes at hands.do you?

the most common household radioactive Isotopes are Americium found in smoke detectors and Thorium found in lantern mantles, this includes all the daughter nuclei of the 2 isotopes.

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #13 on: November 17, 2009, 10:42:24 AM »
the ionosphere is radioactive with Alpha, Beta, UV, X-Rays, Gamma rays.
it is easier to just use radioactive Isotope materials to do the same work.

I wasn't refering to the suns rays, I was refering to the massive sea of charged particles that float in the upper atmospher. Also called the ionosphere. It is a massive potential. I read somewhere that 1 sq meter of ionosphere could power 5 modern computers. Cant remember the amount of time though. Anyway, its all about releasing this potential. Its literaly a solar charged battery that covers the entire earth, always being charged. Its seems like a very good candidate for this mystery energy the TPU seems to use. Possibly using the EM field to draw in the energy, as the ionosphere is way up. Anyway, thats enough hypothesis from me, i have to go to bed.

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Re: Some thoughts
« Reply #14 on: November 17, 2009, 12:30:16 PM »
Hello all,

WOOOOOOOOW,

puuuure exotic posts!!!!

Is this really the Steven Marks thread or .......youre all talking about TPUs or what?

Otto