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

[sparksrus]

Verry well....
this post is directed to those who are in disbelieve and who think it just doesn't work.
not to the open minded.


You were right all along....i powerd it up with 80 x 3 = 240 volt cr2035 maxell lithium cells.
i have a friend who has a computer supply shop and i borrowd the battery's.

So it was a scam all along marco and alias (Sparkman? Dean? Ect).
nothing more than batteries in the column and a HF generator.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1789.0;attach=4518

had fun playing in your sandbox?

Now what would you say if I said that I?ve seen real physics that could bend light.
That real physics far beyond what we know is not only possible but has been done.
And not by us.

[konduct]

Is that Otto of the Von Brauns by any chance? 

[mrl]

Here's a tip.  If you don't want to get into driving FETs and transistors then you can use a ULN2003A 7 output pin driver.  It can delver 500 mA continuous and 600 mA peek.  The ULN2003A is driven with TTL/ CMOS, and it's fairly fast, but not as fast as a FET.  But it's cheap and easy to work with.

[GM]

So it was a scam all along marco and alias (Sparkman? Dean? Ect).
nothing more than batteries in the column and a HF generator.

Sparksrus , but please explain how to glow the filament within the bulb  only with one wire? A stack of batteries would not really help.

Markus

[z_p_e]

Sherlock,

I was truly enjoying your story, for it's entertainment value and cleverness. You pen a heck of a good story, and would certainly have no problem selling novels if you ever chose to do so. Pretty good for an EE 

Real sorry to see you go, and now that you've mentioned there was going to be golden information revealed, it only adds to the blow.

Farewell,
z_p_e