Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[kokomoj0]

You are on the verge of being made believers very soon.

i do hope you are right!  but it will take nothing less than a true rms test to prove it to me k?

[kokomoj0]

I did try adding 2 frequencies and the amps jumped to 7 but the frequency on the second was fighting the first so I got less results. As well I have a floating ball compass in the middle of the TPU but did not see any spin yet. But we need 3 frequencies matched properly to achieve this.
Cam

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It has been some time since i read that long posting with all the marks comments but if i remember correctly he said something to the effect that you have to line up all the frequencies or the harmonics or something along those lines.

Of course i asked the question a long time ago:  How does any one plan on doing that?

maybe i read it wrong or misinterpreted it.

[chrisC]

...... and the unknown electrical club.

Hi koko:

Even though I disagree with most of your other rants, I've got to give you this one!
LOL

cheers
chrisC

[c0mster]

I thought I just stated in my last post that true input and output wattage needs to be determined, we need to do this be it windows motor, that guy with the newman motor, or the SM device. Please be patient, myself and the others are working real hard to provide real evidence. The end result = output cap same farad as input cap. Input cap charged ? unit started ? output caps exceeds voltage of input cap or feedback blows input cap as well as output. No battery should be needed in any of these devices. Caps love radiant energy.  

@kokomoj0 How does any one plan on doing that?  

If you notice Otto?s wiring diagram you will see that really we are sending the pulses into a common ground. To create the hash we need 3 timers out of sync. The goal it to provide a hash of waves that create a mess or do not quite blend, be it 103.7 degrees out of phase but may be in harmonic at higher values.  But I will not state this is correct until I test it.

Cheers

[kokomoj0]

1 Watt = 1 Joule / 1 sec

1 Joule per second equals 1 Watt.

As you can all easily see by the calculator in the link below that using filte5red DC will in fact give accurate answers.

http://www.sengpielaudio.com/calculator-ohm.htm

If you have a pulse that is 10 volts perfectly square wave for 1 millisecond into a 10 ohm load that yields 10 watts, but here is the catch it is 10 watts for only 1 millisecond and there are 1000 milliseconds in 1 sec.

So an equivalent DC wattage then would require 1000 1Ms pulses with no gaps or pure DC.

Then:
The real power is 10/1000 = .01 watts rms and rms wattage is the equivalent dc wattage or what is known as "true power" in the industry for those who are not familiar with it.

So there is where I am coming from.