user TURBO?s replication of Steven Mark?s TPU ?

[turbo]

so this would be the most simple coil.
it is not the most powerfull ring.
the wires do get hot.
it cancels the fulx in a certain way the electrons are free to move.
it still does need a 9 volt battery for the OSC.
it needs to speed up a bit without the load otherwise it wont start at all.
no magnets are used.

[Nali2001]

Nice mate, how long does the battery last when the bulb is on? And how many watts are we talking about here.

Thanks

[Dingus Mungus]

Holy shit!  

Turbo just lit a 60w bulb with a 9volt battery. WOO HOO 4 progress!

Congrats turbo!
~Dingus

[starcruiser]

so this would be the most simple coil.
it is not the most powerfull ring.
the wires do get hot.
it cancels the fulx in a certain way the electrons are free to move.
it still does need a 9 volt battery for the OSC.
it needs to speed up a bit without the load otherwise it wont start at all.
no magnets are used.

@Turbo,

COngrats on your experiement.

I have several questions and I am hoping you will share with us.
What frequency is the osc running at?

IS the core of your TPU similar to SM's?COllector, control, etc..

Where are you taking the power off for the bulb? THe collector?

I appears your coil design looks bifilar, is this the case?

I understand you have to wait for the osc to ramp up, how long?

What is the actual output of the TPU? AC, DC or combination?

Have you scoped the output yet?

It appears you have hit on the magic mix, can you provide details on your design?


Thanks for sharing.

[PaulLowrance]

Looks great.  I hope any advancement what so ever is documented at wiki's such as -->

http://peswiki.com

http://www.emwiki.info

both of the above wiki's use the same format, so you only need to copy and paste from one site to the next.

Looks good enough to document. Personally I don't trust this overunity.com server as reliable backup of information.


Regards,
Paul Lowrance