Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[pauldude000]

First pic odd Q resonant harmonics not showing in previous post:



Second pic "Kick" waveform analysis, also not showing in previous post:



I hope these come through alright.

[leeroyjenkinsii]

Has anyone gotten any useful electricity out of these yet like in Mark's demo?  Can someone put one together now to power a 100 watt light bulb at less than 100 watt input continuously?

[acerzw]

Am I mad or have I missed the post where this device has generated any useful output power? It appears that it requires continuous input power and does not provide more useful energy out than is used to drive it?  It is not self-running and therefore nothing has been proven? People have built and seen nice spikes, but they can be generated with a 9v PP3 battery!

Time for a REALITY CHECK, since all the posts about this device being a wonderful achievement in the original thread, this is not a successful replication of anything thus far... just a good ionizer,,,

Acerzw

[stallman]

It doesn't need to self running. If the COP is greater than 1 preferably around 10 or so then the power pack is mute point. A reason SM might of used a separate power supply is to keep the device safe to show people. If you were to close the circuit it would go boom since it a nonlinear power source. Just think if you had a power spike of 600v go through a control coil. That would make the TPU spit out a HUGE power spike. I guess you could close the circuit but if you can build an oscilating circuit that uses milliamps it would safer and easier to tune.

[acerzw]

@stallman

I agree that would be good, but this 'replication' does not do that, it is a power hungry RF monster! The title of this thread is very misleading it implies something useful has been achieved, it is not a successful replication of anything!

I remember in the original thread all the criticism that was fired at those who were saying show the output power is more than the input power and they were fobbed off with 'build, build, build and you will see...'

Still after all this time those criticism's still stand and have not been answered, I am glad I did not build.

Show me something on this thread that cannot be achieved with a 9v battery... I can light a bulb dimly with that...

Acerzw