Otto`s replication of Steven Mark`s TPU

[otto]

Hello all,

Im replying to myself, nice.

You dont see anything in my pictures, dont understand what I want, to be short youre ignoring me!!! OK.

You know what you see in my photos???

IN FRONT OF YOUR NOSES IS A 5W TPU!!!!!!

For today enough from me.

Otto

[gyulasun]

Hello all,

Im replying to myself, nice.

You dont see anything in my pictures, dont understand what I want, to be short youre ignoring me!!! OK.

You know what you see in my photos???

IN FRONT OF YOUR NOSES IS A 5W TPU!!!!!!

For today enough from me.

Otto

Hi Otto,

If you really are 100% sure you receive 5W out for less than 5W input, then I really and honestly congratulate you!  But you state "only"  you have a 5W TPU.

I really apologize BUT from your pictures this does not turn out!  You made the photos where the range setting of your multimeter cannot be seen, you have not referred to any input current from which anything could be thought of etc.  I do not know if your shown multimeter is just measuring current or voltage? 

So if you would be so kind to be more specific on your possible input power or on any more measured data from which one can draw reasonable conclusions.

Thanks

Gyula

[gezgin]

Pardon, mosfet connected this way?

[otto]

Hello all,

@gezgin,

yes, but IRF 840.

@Gyula,

the point is NOT in the watts.

The point is that THIS IS A WORKING TPU!!!!!

This is what Im claiming. To prove that Im not right you have to built one, test it and show that Im joking with people, to say it in a nice way.

Otto

[bob.rennips]

be patient bob...
I know nothing about electrons ...I know that!
You will,perhaps  find out something..done the test??

Please catch up to where we are, if you need to spend more time reading before posting please do this. It would help not to clutter this board with irrelevant questions that have already been FULLY answered in the last couple of days.

Thanks Otto for your probe placement info. and volts/div info.