Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[HopeForHumanity]

Are these tpus working at all or is it a wild goose chase?  Was Steven Mark a fraud?  Are the videos on YouTube a scam?  Just curious.

Well maybe you should try and go back in time to find a battery that could put out that much power at that weight. If you do, then maybe you can question.

[otto]

Hello all,

@Bolt

Im already working with sine waves. But as my oscillators delivers me square waves Im converting them in sine waves and my "engine" is just fine doing the work.

@Tosky

mycoils are burning with only a little current and thats really bad. I have to use controls wound all over the collector as our master told us. I have just to learn how to get usefull power out of such coils. But I hope I learned it with my ECD coils.

@leeroyjenkin

maybe you want to be the next guest in my house to see a "fraud"? Maybe you want to see and feel my wires as I do every day??? Maybe you have a camera???  Maybe you have enough knowledge and we can discuss what is going on in my newest TPU??? Im not bright enough for that!!
Maybe.....

Otto

[tosky]

@otto
If you don't have a precision current limit control power supply. You may use coil wire  wider than a 100mA fuse or more, Then use the fuse to protect the coil.

[pauldude000]

@all

I just watched the ecd steven mark video again to see if I could glean more info. Was it just me, or were their two tiny TPUs firing the big TPU?

Also, concerning the DC output, Steve clearly said it WAS A.C. output at 6000 hertz, which he then said "was for all intents and purposes D.C." I was wondering, causal of the necessary compression waves which would travel longitudinally around the coil would have to be inherently be at least in part A.C. If anyone doubts me on this, watch the vid again, paying close attention to his words.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=167210479374903373

Just something I noticed.

@otto

That is cool! If you are heating dramatically at low current...... Then your total wattage V*A is high, which means your resonance is definately self voltage amplifying. Awesome dude, and good job. The question is then how to get the heat down, without losing the resonance.

Tightwound bifiliar mobius like Teslas patent demonstrated might do it, since it removes self inductance, and therefore much heat. (But would this make a pure resonator with little to no magnetic field escape? Would it work better with a standing wave like my frequency description using 1,6,18 (3 per half wave) multiple reinforcing harmonics with the low freq being 1 gives? I don't know, I just flat dont know.) 

I think the heat might be mechanically produced. A conductor in a resonating magnetic field will physically vibrate. Too strong of a resonant field too close to true resonance might well rip a coil apart. A weak resonant field close to pure harmonics will vibrate the coil enough to cause heat production. Steven himself was talking about a heatsink being necessary for useage over extended periods of time, in his video with the TV set and the drill.

I still like the distilled water concept, except it might produce hydrogen/oxygen molecular bond breakdown. (IE electrolysis) I suspect rather efficiently too. Oh well.

Paul Andrulis

[NewAge]

Hi!
A friend of mine want to start working on a TPU replication and asks which is so far the best control circuit/diagram for it that is proven to work?