Lords of the Ring

[innovation_station]

could or would you class this as an open loop?


is

http://youtube.com/watch?v=G-qOAkNMOBE&mode=related&search=

kinda looks like the movie primer eh gk?

look at this vid check out frame 2min 39 sec and note the date lol!! also notice the sine wave at the bottom of the screen

http://youtube.com/watch?v=mSBEYs0rjac&mode=related&search=

[bolt]

A closed loop is a linear transposition. In other words we can account for the linear energy in  = energy out and in conventional electronics we can account fully for the power input = light heat radiation, electro magnetic etc derived directly by the electron flow of the circuit. So our mains AC input power is transformed through a linear medium. In so doing every effect has an equal and opposite effect to replace that energy being consumed which includes a time reversal component.  This can not be measured by conventional electronics but it does exist all the same but its a non linear process.

In non linear process we can tap into the open circuit theory which says that the reflective part of the signal going back is composite of many harmonics.  Thus by generating the composite as a catalyst then we reverse the entire process and real power is returned of many times magnitude. This is the basis of the TPU and the construction of the harmonics need to be of low power, precision and purity. The power returned is real and we can of course measure and use it just as if it was fundamental energy source. Now the trouble is conventional electronics will see this real power and instantaneously kill the catalyst composite signal which produced this in the first place so it becomes unsustainable unless we keep the loop open. This part of the TPU has yet to be worked out but leaping ahead here as no bench work has been properly constructed on the composite signal. Well SM did of course but not us.

Further ahead you can see therefore that we can build composite catalyst for ALL known energy including light heat radio magnetic AND gravity. In the case of the TPU do you think we are producing electricity  or magnetism? Well im quite sure that we are producing magnetism via the catalyst composite route but the frequncy is such that we get induction of the scalar waves in return from those generated by the earth. This produces a much larger magnetic field in our collector which has the inertia and rotational effect. Then we have this electricity that is produced as a by product which is several thousand times larger than the composite signal we started with.

As Tom Bearden quite rightly says forget the LAWS of physics as this was written by man in the last 300 years and laws as within everyday life can and are broken. You see just because someone observed that 95% of the time you shouldn't do something or cant then claim it to be law does not mean in 5% of the cases it can not happen. Simply does.  In this case we are not breaking laws because the energy thats being taped into is flowing from the north  and south poles of the earth all the time. So you may ask why not generate electricity directly without going via the magnetic route? Well how is electricity normally generated this is the point it doest just happen its an artifact. In a battery its a chemical ion exchange which gives up electrons producing current. In a generator its the action of magnets and coils passing each other. There are other processes that achieve electricity but you can see in each case its a byproduct.  If some of you realized for a moment you cant produce more electricity from electricity directly ie step up step down transformer, spark gaps etc then  i am sure you would have taken a different route entirely. It instantly negates the use of pulses and inductions no matter what the power.

Keep your mind open.....and hurry i got to fill my 500,000 units to Walmart:)

[giantkiller]

And also the heart of the GK4 layers.

[giantkiller]

I went and spent some time with a friend and she showed me her grandfather's shortwave radio.

--giantkiller.

[bolt]

wonderful radios, i love them its perfect engineering.