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

[giantkiller]

Merry Christmas and a happy New year!
Careful with the alchohol. Brrrp!

[aether22]

I've realized something pretty exciting from researching a whole load of similar devices over the past few days, including a device you should all take a good look at, the Markovitch device.

First Steve is totally 100% right about the aether moving in his device, and indeed it creates a gyroscopic effect, this can not be created by anything but aether moving in his device.

Now you see I've had a big problem with the SM device and others where seemingly DC is created, cause there is absolutely and I mean 100% no way to have DC electromagnetic induction other than the way homopolar generators do it of course, but while researching a bunch of these devices including others that create 'cold electricity' or 'radiant electricity', it's NOT EM induction as that would be an impossibility.(EM induction is always exactly equal in both direction regardless of what type of f'ed up wave shape you may care to use, also many of these devices are straight DC not DC plus hash as with SM.

It is aetheric induction!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By moving the aether (as the Kiwi/Aussie? ad says 'you're soaking in it') through a wire (I suspect aluminium wire wouldn't btw) say copper wire, perhaps for better effect thin wire the flow of aether carries along electrons! (you can use a volt meter as an aether detector!)
BTW a filament of tungsten is probably far better, so do try a light bulb even if it's just a Christmas tree one.

This is why it doesn't register on meters properly or power coils effectivly, it's not electricity, it's aether and it must first be converted which probably isn't hard but likely won't happen without some trying.

Batteries and capacitors can also be charged by aether apparently.

Don't ignore this tip, look at the evidence!

Steve Mark is right! (and that squeezing the hose thing to entrain (chase) the aether is also right on)

[aether22]

Also DO try using the output of one collector to power a 90 degree coil, even a collector coil, I have no idea if SM does this but this could be very important knowing what I know about motivating the aether.

And obviously don't trust meters when measuring current, go by light bulb brightness, though voltage measurement seem to be Ok and the current can be calculated as long as you know the resistance of the load.

[giantkiller]

Right on, friends. My post was a group hug.

Other breaking events in the news:
Pulses Shorter than the magfield latency but off time greater than the inductance.  In other words let the previous canon ball hit the target before you fire another one. But right after it hits. That would be the diam also. And also the best point for the next pulse would be right after the latency is gone. Because you have to impact the coil with the full rise time from 0volts. This equates to the highest impact  from the harmonic pressure wave. In other words, you are taking advantage of the greatest aperature. If you don?t, you lose the harmonics at the bottom part of the pulse.
Kapeesh?

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[archon79]

This is why it doesn't register on meters properly or power coils effectivly, it's not electricity, it's aether and it must first be converted which probably isn't hard but likely won't happen without some trying.

Batteries and capacitors can also be charged by aether apparently.

Don't ignore this tip, look at the evidence!

Steve Mark is right! (and that squeezing the hose thing to entrain (chase) the aether is also right on)

Very interesting concept and the more I think about it you are onto something.

Speaking of the aether, has anybody here ever heard of Wilhelm Reich and his orgone generators? He figured out a way to pull electricity from the aether.