Lords of the Ring

[rensseak]

i dont know if this is the right thread for this message but there is an interesting link related to your research:

http://www.geocities.com/nayado/

regards
Norbert

[starcruiser]

Ronotte,

We are not sure how many collector rings are required, we may only need one or two, my next TPU will have 3 16AWG stranded collectors but I am thining the collectors are put in series for a voltage increase or in parallel for a current increase. My next tests will examine this theory as well as few others.

My new TPU will have 5 "rings" or coils,

3  collectors 16AWG @ 24 turns

2 Exciters (control), these will be wound with 34ga magnet wire each coil will be at least 60 ohms

1 feedback, this will be 28ga magnet wire and this one will be at least 40 ohms. I am not sure if I require this much wire on this and will play a bit with this.

I am contructing my new TPU using horizontally wound coils on a frame that allows me to add or remove coils as needed. My first setup will have all coils layered from the top down as follows;

Collector
Exciter
Collector
Feedback
Exciter
Collector

I will use a neo magnet as the focusing element near the feedback and exciter coils using a 9vdc battery as the power source. This is using that circuit I posted earlier. The magnet actually helps focus the field and keeps the feedback going.

This design will allow sharp pulses to induce RE in the exciter coils and allow the collectors to collect the energy.

If you would like to see what the waveform looks like from this circuit take a few and build it, should only take about 15 minutes to breadboard it if you have the parts on hand.

Connect this up to your present TPU and see what it does for you. You may be surprised. The circuit will allow the coils to reach their own resonance and will create the sharp pulses for you without worrying about oscillator stability.

[starcruiser]

i dont know if this is the right thread for this message but there is an interesting link related to your research:

http://www.geocities.com/nayado/

regards
Norbert

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[rensseak]

i dont know if this is the right thread for this message but there is an interesting link related to your research:

http://www.geocities.com/nayado/

regards
Norbert

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http://freenet-homepage.de/rensseak/genesis-projekt/a.html

[giantkiller]

Rare interview with Tom Bearden on the forgotten work of Nikola Tesla
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6044955461813547423&q=bearden&hl=en

Tnx Rosphere.

Sounds like the dual transmitter bias is a TPU operation.

--giantkiller.