TPU secret (steven mark)

[forest]

No matter 1 meter or 1000. If device is close-looped properly only milliwats are required to overcome pure resistance looses of wires. Check JackNoskills thread it very much explains how kicks are converted into sinewave and then merge in phase (?) with input current, then power source does not see load.

[ionizer]

No this is like spacing the primary from the secondary coils.
Anybody who has done this knows that power output of the secondary drops real fast when it is spaced further way from the primary.

The difference here is the levels of power involved.
It means that the two centimeter on your test bench become 20 meter to play with outside around a powerline traject like that.

Kicks are always converted into sinewave by capacitance.
The power source does see the load at all times there is no magic situation where circuits start powering theirselves because the primary does not see the secondary it does not work like that.
That's nonsense you will always see a powersource and the loading of it when you take energy from the secondary.

[MasterPlaster]

@DreamYear,

You must be on to something. They are trying to derail your thread.

[penno64]

Hi DY,

Is there a circuit diagram for the second part of that video ?

Penno

[dreamyear]

Hi DY,

Is there a circuit diagram for the second part of that video ?

Penno

you can use boost converter or  jouel thief circuit diagram....