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

[hartiberlin]

@sparkman,
just relax and have a beer, we will
probably see sooner or later an explanation from
Turbo, how he did it.

@Turbo,

What was this experiment, when sparks were flying
out of your fingers and you did not get any shock ?

Was it high frequency AC high voltage ?
high frequency AC high voltage is said to produce
no shock, as it only flows on the skin. ( skin effect)

Which potential did you touch ?

So your sphere and coil and Lithium battery( bird) is just the receiver ?
I did not get it until you posted the pics with the aluminium sheets
hanging fromyour ceiling.

Is this receiver just needing the Lithium cell battery to just make the exact
tuning for the LC circuits in your "bird" ?

You say the transmitter works like a cold cathode vaccuum  tube.

It seems you have a high voltage setup between your ceiling high alufoils
and maybe another alufoil you have setup on your floor.

So you maybe have a high voltage capacitor in which dielelectrium field= air
you have your "bird" sitting.

Maybe you pulse your high voltage alufoils both the ground foil
and the ceiling foil both with the same potential, so the ceiling alufoil
and the floor alufoil are both together once + 25 Kvolts and a few
mikroseconds later both are - 25 KVolts versus the real ground.
(in this case the air in contact with the houseground)

So both alufoils will always be the same potential, but the
potential is changing all the time.
Now if you tune into the changing frequency with your sphere-bird-
LC tank circuit, you might just tap  the free electrons from the air
and convert your massless "scalar field" or what you call it into
a mass-having LC tank oscillation, which can do real work
onto the light bulb.

The more alufoil you use, the more "free electrons" you can catch.
Naudin and me also did simular experiments a few years back,
when I played with a 12 Volt DC to high voltage fluorescent driver circuit...
Unfortunately I never tested so much alufoil like you did now
and my potential was only about 1200 Volts... probably too low
to attract more free electrons.

So Turbo,please post more infos.
It is a really interesting unit you have there.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[dean_mcgowan]

I must interupt this current program with a warning to any small children who wish to attempt to catch this bird ..

do not swing your had quickly through the air near the wire as you PD will elevate extrememly quickly and should you make contact with the bird its curtains for the both of you.

Gently gently children...

[dean_mcgowan]

@Stefan

A much as I admire you, defending turbo at this point of the game is not a good piece of diplomacy, he jumped into this catfight all on his own, we were leaving well enough alone on his thread.

[allcanadian]

I am wondering what the hell is happening here, this is the turbo light thread, but it seems to be filled with endless nonsensical rants and some rediculous sherlock holmes fantasy?
Did a gang of 12 year olds invade this forum while I wasn't watching or what.

I have a few relevant questions if you wouldn't mind.
-This bird on a wire analogy is that quoted from Tesla, I have never heard that before?
- I have no problem with this concept, but I am wondering can turbo's circuit drive an inductive load in a motor? We know what that mean's scalability to the electric car- is the potential really here?

One way to find out might be to use the inductor of the secondary tank circuit as the stator in a motor, like an SRM, or even a simple 2 pole motor. The tank secondary circuit would simply be opened at register as an attraction motor, then we would have a realistic test of what capability is present.

Last question- When the bulb is lit in this circuit is there an equivalent amount of heat given off as a regular bulb?

Im asking sincere questions here, trying to get some sense of where this technology can go, nothing more.

[dean_mcgowan]

speaking of half baked ideas ...

Is there anyone amonst you guys that can help me with mine. I am totally crap at using cad software and would really appreciate some help working up some plans for my idea that i want to get machined over the xmas period. I am ready to start spending money again and putting it where my mouth is...