TPU as a magnetic vortex generator

[z_p_e]

The fact that a rotating field is required and part of the operation of the TPU is and never was an insight any one of us had, because SM already gave us that hint in his material.

The true insight was made by Carl in suggesting that a magnetic vortex was created by this RMF.

In the first theory I posted in July 2006, I stated that a vortex could be the result of the RMF, but I called it an aether vortex.

Here is a quote from that theory:

At a certain critical rate of rotation of the field, something "happens". Call this critical point a barrier, a threshold, whatever, but it coincides with SM's commentary about the engineering involved in overcoming the sound barrier in aircraft. Once this threshold is crossed, the "effect" manifests as the movement of conduction electrons in the collector coil.

Something is obviously coupling to the collector coil. This something could be:

a) a magnetic field through induction from the control to the collector coils (not much "conventional" coupling though if MF is at 90?).
b) an aether vortex field created by the rotating field set up by the control coils.
c) a radiant energy field created by the pulsing control coils.

Thanks Carl.

Darren

[Motorcoach1]

@BEP do you have access to this file   http://front.math.ucdavis.edu/0706.3687i  Mike

[BEP]

Like most I haven't had the time to read all posts all the way back to the beginning. So, I am grateful that you provided the relevant post.

Yes, the material provided by SM said it first. Since this thread is about the vortex specifically I thought I would try to aid those who want to create it.

Thank You Darren and Carl!.

(Negative MotorCoach1 many links to related information are turning up dead end these past 2 or 3 years. If I find something even remotely related I generally save it locally.)

[Motorcoach1]

BEP it was just published June 30 2007 deals with feedback in loranz  sorry lik was bad i'll see if i can get the right one

[Grumpy]

http://front.math.ucdavis.edu/0706.3687 - is correct link

"Ring counter" circuit should work for RMF.  This is just a series of flip-flops - might need to work out some timing for efficiency, but should get close if all controls are same and evenly spaced.

"Earl" posted circuit that will do this and allow for phase and delay adjustment.

Hell, a DC motor control would probably work too...