TPU - General Discussion

[EMdevices]

I've actually visited 3 gravitational anomaly sites:

1) OREGON VORTEX
2) MYSTERY SPOTÃ,  (Santa Cruz, CA)Ã, 
3) COSMOS (in South Dakota)

and I've seen the shrinking with my own eyesÃ,  :)Ã,  Ã,  It's unbelievable, weird distortion of the fields, but certainly not just a simple optical illusion like some discrediters like to say,Ã,  it's an optical illusion all right, but the cause for it is more then angles.Ã,  

People have investigated these spots and found out that a oscillator changes frequency as it's brought inside the area.Ã,  Using these devices, they mapped out that it's a circular distortion or a vortex if you will.Ã,  Not sure how high it goes, but the cause seems to be due to iron ores near by.Ã,  A few planes crashed near by the Oregon vortex a while ago and they have the newspaper clipings and they say to watch out cause there is lots of iron there and it will mess up the avionic instruments (and if you fly at night that's about all you have to go by)Ã, 

EM

P.S.  You know what I've wondered, what if you string a cable around the vortex, will you get free DC current ?    Something to try next time you visit, bring a huge spool of wire with you LOL.

[Grumpy]

In reply to SM's question regarding where the the huge magnetic field comes from when you explode an atomic bomb":

http://www.princeton.edu/~globsec/publications/effects/effects11.pdf

Basically, it comes from the enormous nanosecond pulse of electrical energy released at detonation.


hmm - the electric impulse occurs at about 10 ns and the resulting magnetic impulse occurs around 300 ns - interesting

[Dansway]

Something to look at:
http://www.rexresearch.com/stclair/0301970.htm

(FIG. 11)

Regards,

~Dan

[zapnic]

some stuff for internet

>> > I read the info about steven's device. I remember talking to someone
>> > via e-mail in 1996 about my design and he stated that he was using
>> > bailing wire for the core material to run through a coil that was
>> > already wound as he had no wire to wind onto a toroidal core so he
>> > used the bailing wire inserting into an existing coil.
>> > By the way my name is Steven Sullivan.
>>
>> Interesting, some say iron wire is the key to a working free energy
>> device.
[snip]"

jep  jep

i get funny ideas about bailing wire
maybe somekind coil of bailing wire?spring ?
or core and outer coil are bailing wire and copper wire ?

[EMdevices]

That's an interesting circuit Dansway, could the small TPU be configured simularly?   hmmm

EM