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

[mrl]

Hi Mrl,
Thats quite compact, you could use two low power 556 timers and one of these and thats it. Drive two inputs/outputs per timer giving a 1A pulse.

Another more complex alternative is a TPS2812 MOSFET driver for up to 2A peak current, fast switching speeds and very efficient on power use.
You would need two of these as these have dual inputs/outputs plus three MOSFETS for the 3 frequencies in the TPU.


Regards

Rob

The problem with using TPS2812 is it may not like driving inductive loads due to the inductive kickback.  This may destroy the device.  Also, it can only deliver 100 mA *continuous* current.

[Vortex1]

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[Dingus Mungus]

< sarcasm >
When a light bulb is in proximity to a tesla coil it lights...
- SUPRISE!
< /sarcasm >
Go watch a video featuring a tesla coil to confirm this...
I don't know enough about Tesla coil operation to debate it.
Also the batteries could easily be hidden out of frame or in base.

Really though people,
Bottom line is I don't think people are silly for believing this is nothing more then a magic trick, and I can't blame the others who think this device is the real deal. There should be 20 opinions on how this was faked but people tend to team up on any one user who comes foreward with a debunking theory. Remember that this forum is for both researchers and debunkers.

@ Turbo
Really? All these weeks of suspense for a trick?
Why trick people? What was the point in that?

[Grumpy]

It's kind of difficult to duplcate someone's work based on a few pictures and video's.  i don't think it was a trick - rather a simpler way to create and collect the energy than the 3 frequency method, or rotating fields.

I have a similar coil wound and I'm working on the circuit - should get to try it this weekend.

I'm taking a diverse approach so I can try different things - 2 coils inside with all leads out and four coils outside.

In his TPU, I think he's just pulsing the outer windings and collecting with the inner coil. Red wire might be adding an oscillating signal in addition to the pulses from the mosfets (if that is what they are) - not really sure.

I believe that the 3-frequency approach is the long way.  Don't recall Tesla saying anything about 3 frequencies, just pulses...

[Dingus Mungus]

Just for the record:
I'm still on the fence on this idea.
(Which pisses me off slightly)

I still have the same opinion as when I first saw the SM videos:
"It could be faked, I hope its real", I guess this six months of reading this thread has not been worth the effort yet.

Anyone in here succesfully replicate the ability to light a 60w bulb from a TPU yet? (as in not x/y/z/turbo/ctg/marco/dave/?)