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

[CTG Labs]

Ok, once you have your 3 frequencies exactly where would you apply them?

AM

Look I am going to say this once more only.  Wind a collector with 3 control coils round it and apply your 3 frequencies, one to each control.

Do I need to do it all?  I had to play around to find something, why cant you?

The coiling is not as critical here, there are many ways to wind the coils.  WHAT IS IMPORTANT IS THE FREQUENCYS.  Bear that part in mind and just wind some coils and see what you get!


D.

[hartiberlin]

Okay, one day later,
but here they are attached to this message,
the drawings that I think how Dave said it should be done.

The first drawing is, what Dave just posted.
3 independent control coils wound onto the collector coil.

Numbers of turns not shown...just the basic design.

You must probably wind all the control coils into the same windings
direction onto the output collector coil.

Second drawing is what I might question Dave,
if not each of the 3 coils needs to have 2 partial coils,
which oppose their flux.
So each partial coil must be put in parallel to oppose
its flux to the other partial coil.
This way the flux goes out into the center and a spinning
flux is generated, if all 3 x 2 coils are phased driven by 120 degrees
phase shift.
Then probably also just 1 frequency would be okay,
if it is the effect of pushing electrons through the collector coil wire
like water in a water-garden-hose...

P.S: You can only see the pics, if you are logged into the forum.
You have to click the pics to see their original size around 800x1200 pixels.

[CTG Labs]

Stefan,

What you have posted is correct for what I have said and tried although I have 3 4inch TPUs with different configurations and I going to make a SM17 with coils which can configured in different ways.


Dave.

[Grumpy]

what does the phase between the voltage and current look like at the collector with your setup?

[CTG Labs]

Scope shots will be shown when I can capture them!  The effect so far is random and hard to control, sometimes I can go for an hour and not see it, then suddenly, bam, there it is.  It can come down to how fast my finger is on the hold button on the scope.  When I have something repeatable and presentable, I shall show then we can work out whats going on.



D.