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

[hartiberlin]

Hi ALL,
Turbo did just only try to see with his 80 batteries,
how bright he could light a 75 Watts bulb, but it did not work
at all.
Also if it would have been a faked DC power setup, he
could not have just used 1 wire ! Think about it !


So in his videos he does not use these batteries at all !

Here is an email I received from him:

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hey, i cant compete with those guys.
they just don't get it.

i even borrowd 80 cr2035 maxell 3 volt lithium cells from a friend of mine
who owns a computer shop to see if it can be faked.
the bulb didn't even blink once.
strange thing comes about because the meter showed it was there and it even shocked me when i stacked them up.
they wouldn't even fit in my coil...

i don't know about the nimh cells maybe they are more powerfull.


so i will devellop this some further , write all down and send a copy to you so you can redo the experiment showing the guy's the proof of concept.

is that okay?

i hope i can show a reciever only soon

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So please be patient with him.
He has done really a lot of work with all this during the last
weeks and he needs time to document it all and write it down.

When he has done it and will post it, we can all try to
replicate it.
Until then it is good to play around oneself with Tesla?s
longitudinal magnetic and electrostatic waves...

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

@SherlockHolmes 

Why did you remove your nice stories ?

Please post them again and keep at it !

Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

Hello all,

Rob,
in your post is everything OK but I dont like the MOSFETs!!!
Look at the Drain voltages:
2SK3270 = 60V
IRFU3707 = 30V!!
BUZ 11 = 50V

Im using the drain (collector) of the MOSFETs to pulse my coils. With the totally wrong frequencies I had 170V without a load measured with a scope. To be short we MUST use MOSFETs that can handle over 300V on the drain (collectors).

Otto

Otto,
es gibt sehr g?nstige MOSFETs
wie z.B. den:

IRF 840                    Lagertyp - stock type   (RoHS conform)
NMOS 500V 8A 125W TO220
<56/104ns 850mR  (VE: 1 St.) :       1.00 EUR
ab 10 VE:       0.80 EUR

bei www.segor.de

Ich wohne von Segor 5 Minuten entfernt !


English:
Otto,
You can use the IRF 840,
it costs only around 1Euro,,
has 500 Volts and 8 Amps
and is very nice.
I used them already in a few other circuits.

[hartiberlin]

@ Dave
@ HMM
@ C0mster
and all the other builders ?

did you already "fire" up your new TPUs ?

Any results so far ?

I wonder, if I would also wire three collector coils each with 6 control
coils around it as posted and interconnect them and really
hit the right feedback condition, how could I
protect this thing to going up in smoke ?

@Dave,
is it safe, just to have the 3 collector coils not shorted or with no load ?
Does this prevent the selfrunaway and destruction ?

Dave, what exactly did you show in your videos,
where you did light the bulbs from your 2 different TPUs ?

Are you already ready to tell us this now , or do you want to wait,
until you have finished your new TPU ?

Many thanks to all !

Regards, Stefan.

[bluedemon]

If everyone stopped sharing ideas because of a few closeminded people, we would still be in the stone ages living in a flat world.  Please ignore the skeptics.  Trying to talk to people so closminded is like talking to a brick wall, so they are best ignored.  I really do think tesla still has show much to show to the world, so please keep sharing your results.