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

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[otto]

@Alex,

please, dont do this. For me is 250 Euros a really BIG money. Wait untill we have some better results. This afternoon I will test my TPU like aether22 told me. If anybody has ideas how to test my setup I will try to do so. I will also build a oscillator like Grumpy posted to get frequencies over 1MHz and we will see what will happen.
We all have to simplyfy all we know about the TPU. In the end we will need only 1 oscillator with 3 frequencies!! Im just now hunting the right frequencies and then I have to built such an oscillator. So be patient and wait a little. I dont want you to say one day this!"#$%&/ guided me in the wrong way!!

@Ahura Mazda

yes, yes, I know but in my mind is .....you know how it is when you have an idea in your mind and you dont care about nothing else looking only to your "program".
There were a lot of very good posts and not so good posts but Im following  my intuition. Ok, maybe its not so good but in this way Im learning about the TPU, working on it and in this moment it looks not so bad to me.

Otto

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[starcruiser]

@otto,

When you have the chance can you please take your multimeter and check the resistance of the coils and let us know what readings you get? It would be helpful if you check each control coil separately as well as when they are connected as in the tesla patent. Also please check the feedback (outer) coil and let us know the resistance of it as well. Iask this since you mentioned that you are using 170 turns per coil, this indicates to me that the wire gauge is probably about 30 gauge, am I correct in this assumption? also is the control and/or the feedback coils single layer or multiple layers?

It appears that you have constructed the coils with a finer wire (smaller gauge) than the rest of us (this was something I was considering and have started testing prior to building the next version). My control coils have 35 turns each for a total of 140 turns per ring. I am thinking I need more turns to increase (amplify) the magnetic/radiant effect.

As far as the oscillator goes, I am in agreement that the 3 signals must be in a locked step to insure a phased relationship between them. I posted a sample circuit that we might be able to use or at least get ideas from earlier in this thread. Please take a look and provide your comment.

I am also intersted in your responses to the above questions as well.

Thanks for your hard work and sharing your results with all of us.

[starcruiser]

All,

Here is a C&P from otto's post he referenced.

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What Im doing:

For the new people here

In figure 1 you can see what we are suching for: the KICK or in German Einschaltstrom.
This kick is the first moment of switching ON a DC source.

In figure 2 are shown the wires. We have a collector coil with say 23 fine litz wires. The diameter of each wire is 0,22mm. Around this collector coil are 4 control coils. In my setup each control coil has 170 turns. Wire diameter is 0,5mm.

Figure 3: When you have wound all 4 control coils on the collector coil then form a circle with the collector coil and you have a toroid with open ends.

You need three of this coils.

More comming.

Regards

Otto
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Here is the pix of the control coil wiring.