Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[hartiberlin]

Hi Jason,
what also might help is this, so your power supply does not get jammed by the RF:


PS_output_positive:-->ampmeter----->lowpass coil L----->|-------> input toTPU-ECD
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..............................................................................----- lowpass capacitor
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groundline__________________________________________|________>ground input to TPU-ECD


Please try it this way.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[Jdo300]

HI Stefan,

Thanks for the suggestions. I will definitely set that up when I have time. For now. Here's a screen shot of the scope when it was running in the video. There was definitely a lot of hash...

God Bless,
Jason O

[hartiberlin]

Thanks Jason for the scopeshot,
where is the groundline in this scopeshot ?
At the bottom ?

Is there just coming out positive voltage ?
No negative going voltages ?

P.S. You might want to use at least 3 lowpassfilters in series before
going into the TPU, so your lowpass frequency is around 0.1 Hz or less,
so you have a stable amp and voltage reading at the power supply.

Regards, Stefan.

[hartiberlin]

Rainer has posted a measurement proposal in the German language thread,
where you might still add the lowpassfilter I posted above.

Here is his GIF pic schematic.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg34866.html#msg34866

[Merkhava]

@Jason

I wonder how your TPU-ECD would respond to a bank of AA LiMH rechargable batteries configured for 12VDC output. It seems as the Mobius collector coil begins to pump energy that it will eventually begin throwing power back into the batteries and keep them recharged.

If you can run a 40W light bulb to full brightness for a little while with just a few AA batteries in the setup, then that would be quite impressive.

You would then possibly be at the door step to a free-running device.

Regards,
Robby