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

[ronotte]

@pese
Unfortunately the german-english translation does not work.
I dont understand what you are telling me (is better you try to explain it in english using plain words!  ... or italian if you know...unfortunately my german is only basic and not technically oriented). Anyway I've attached an amended schematic which I think will solve all your doubts. It is clear, following the applied logic, that I'm speaking of what I call: a parallel connected-simmetrical control coils and serially connected inner collector coils. Certainly this is just one of the many possibilities but....here we are just to find the best optimized solutions! I'm just corrently thinking about the outer collector coil connection and the rationale to follow for different arrangements...
Ciao
ronotte

[tishatang]

Hi all,

In regards to the three frequencies, someone recently mentioned Keeley.  I think I posted this early on at the beginning of this thread, that Keeley used three frequencies in his disintegrator.

The first was the fundamental (starting frequency, in our case natural self-resonance of the coil).

The second was a high harmonic of the fundamental.  As I recall it was   around the 10th or 11th harmonic.

The reason Keeley used this high harmonic was, it carried high energy.  I was reading a book about Keeley that plotted the energy level ot the various harmonics.  As the harmonics went up the energy dropped as expected.  When you get up to around the 9,10 or 11th harmonic, it came back really strong.   

Maybe one of the magic freqencies is the 10 or 11th harmonic of the Schuman resonance?

I don't know if, given the parameters of size, we could get our coils to resonate at 75 to 90 hertz?

The third frequency was the most inharmonic to cause disharmony or disintegration.

Didn't SM say to create the worst case scenario could lead to unexpected results?

I don't have it together to build anything yet, and I may not get it together, going to be 70 in a few days.  But I would try to build three controller\collectors as close to each other as possible for self-resonance using trimmer caps.  The first pulsed at the fundamental, the second finely turned to the 10 or  11th harmonic,
and the third slowly swept thru the range between the fundamental or a subharmonic (Schuman) and the high harmonic looking for the magic mix.  At least this idea would fix two frequencies as we look for the magic combo.

Just some thoughts that, hopefully, might help.

Tishatang

[CTG Labs]

The first was the fundamental (starting frequency, in our case natural self-resonance of the coil).

The second was a high harmonic of the fundamental.  As I recall it was   around the 10th or 11th harmonic.

"He went on to discuss my technology in detail and reminded me of the destructive capability when the devices reach harmonic perfection. I told him that was a good analogy, or way of putting it."

[AhuraMazda]

So are we agreed that we need to first find the coils natural frequency?


AM

[CTG Labs]

I would say that resonance is obviously a big part here, I recommend experimenting with 3 frequencys as what can be the resonance if we use 3 different ones?  Perhaps the new beat frequency they produce should be the same as the resonance frequency.

This is the point at which talking stops and experimenting starts I think...


Regards,

D.