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

[allcanadian]

If you look at the SM photo's you will notice two large capacitors in the center, which probably feed the two center coils, which in turn send large Bemf spikes of short duration to the control coils. The collector then recharges the caps and the cycle repeats, maybe zener diodes route excess energy from the caps for output?
Damn I hate guessing, gotta get a ring going.

[wattsup]

Here are a few more pics showing some other sides of the TPU

[giantkiller]

Hey,
Something new on the SM12. There are wires running around the whole coil on the table!

wassup wit dat?

--giantkiller.

[MrMag]

Those are the ones that are plugged into the wall

[otto]

Hello all,

maybe something important maybe not.

Yesterday I was starting to wrap a new TPU. I took a plastic tube of 1cm diameter and 39cm long. The plastic tube is a hard plastic. To have a nice circuit a had to warm up this plastic tube and then form it to a circle. I didnt it. To be honest I was lazy!!
I wound 4 segments with 170-180 turns each segment. Then I formed this all to a form like a WATERDROP. The segments are connected as usual in the Tesla patent 390721. On one end of the coils are our pulses and on the other end the +12-13V/1A.

I have NO KOLLECTOR; ONLY CONTROL COILS.

Guys, I can tell you, if you want to make coffe the solution is here. I can guarantee you you can NOT hold this coil in your hand. Its soooo hot.

Now you will say its because 1A is in the coil. NO!! At 1A my coil can be warm but not sooo hot!!!
The segments have 10cm wires going out the coil where I can connect the segments together and this 10 cm are just a little warm!! My 1 MOSFET which pulses this thing is ice cold.
Now lets think: In a circle (round toroid as we all should have it) the particles moves at the same speed. In my waterdrop form the particles changes their speed because on the side where the diameter is greater the particles are slower then on the ends of my waterdrop. This speed difference causes the heat. This could NOT happen and did not haeppen in my round TPU.
Again:pulses 5V,    12-13V/1A from power supply, Frequency around 100Hz. I will try higher frequencies.

Maybe important, maybe not.

Otto