Ronotte's amazing TPU experiments.

[hartiberlin]

Hi Dave,
I have to reread the PDF File,
I thought Roberto had wound the control coils bifilar,
so they just act like a normal resistor...
This would indeed only work then in higher frequency range,
as the stray capacitance and inductance will play a role and
produce standing waves inside the coils.
At this high frequency you can not be sure, what is going on
inside the coils as already any stray capacitance and
stray inductance play a heavy part in it and you can not see,
if any atomic precession wave will appear in it.

Atomic precession waves will probably be many times higher in
frequency range I guess...

So as long as Roberto has only a vague power measurement
and the 60 Watt bulbs lights up only as about half brightness,
I guess he is about in the same range as his input power
from the power supply.

Sorry, I don?t want to sound pessimistic with it,
but the output / input power measurement must be
enhanced to see, if there is really more output than input.

Regards, Stefan.

[CTG Labs]

Stefan,

The control coils are wound bifilar, you are correct.  But they are two seperate coils, rather than one shorted at the end, so they are still inductive and still produce magnetic fields.

I agree the power measurements are soo close together at the moment that nothing can be confirmed.  However such power transfer in to a 3 turn loop at 90 degrees is impressive by itself even if no excess energy is measured yet!

I hope to test a copy of Robs setup on Tuesday, but the question remains how to confirm for sure the power measurements.

I do have a  LUX meter and will place the sensor and bulb in sealed box and measure the LUX level, then connect the bulb to a variable supply and see what RMS power in normal terms it takes to make the same brightness and see what that reveals.


Dave.

[hartiberlin]

So Dave and Roberto,
your control coils are no real bifilar coils
with no magnetic fields ?

Roberto, your circuit diagrams makes this not very understandable...

So, you are driving each part of the bifilar coils with different MOSFET, right ?


So indeed these are NOT bifilar coils, but just parallel wire wound coils !
So please forget the word bifilar in this matter...

So Roberto, is one MOSFET producing a magnetic wave clockwise
and the other MOSFET a magnetic wave counterclockwise in the control coils ?

Do you generate an interference pattern inside the 3 winding main output coil ?

I guess interference pattern are very important in the TPUs.

Regards, Stefan.

[CTG Labs]

Hi Stefan,

Yes this is correct!  Parallel wires, each has a MOSFET to create signals in opposite direction.


D.

[turbosetch]

Problably a re-post but it seems like SM's device has a company and a patent application in. Watch the video interview as well.

http://magneticpowerinc.com/prototype.html

video link is at the bottom of the web page.

http://magneticpowerinc.com/patent.html

patent application.


They say all the same stuff. Its exicted with a magnet and so forth.