Some thoughts on how the TPU might work.

[Newton007]

Grumpy,

Yes this is close to what I am saying,
Thinking about this, it is some what similar to a fly back transformer in a TV set, something the inventor should know very well as he was or said he was a electronics engineer involved with TVs.

There should be some information on fly back transformers out on the web some where as there seems to be almost every kind of information on the web now.
don't think he ever claimed that it was "free" energy of any sort.

I think the term "free energy" is over used and some how comes out to something for nothing.

Like I said before I found this site by accident and was not thinking at all about TPUs or anything similar as I am working on something else.

Not to go back over what I said before too much, but

He even says this in the information.

This is what you have to tune into.

This guy did it, and I don't think he could walk on water any better than anyone of us could.

     

   

[Newton007]

Also I hope somebody can make this thing work soon as my electric bill are really high in the summer with the AC on all the time.

Newton

[Newton007]

Well yes and no.

Sometimes more, sometimes less.
I am just trying to be realistic about this.
I noticed the inventor always checked the voltage first before connecting anything.
At one point in one video he sounded disappointed that the voltage had dropped on his larger unit right before the demonstration.

Constantly charge the battery's in your electric car.
Pump the water back over Hoover dam for example.

I really do think you could pull out the electric meter and just pay a flat rate.

Or better yet put a scaled down unit in your basement.

Just some thoughts.

Newton




   

[eldarion]

EM,

Thanks for digging up the paper!  I will give it a good read-through and see if anything can be applied directly to our TPU.

Grumpy,

Also very interesting.  I wonder if we add rotation of the standing wave to your concept if it would help?

Eldarion

EDIT:  This just sounds so familiar:
"In a cylindrically symmetric resonator or a ring resonator, the proper combination of standing wave modes results in a rotating wave field"
and
"Rotating waves offer the clearest insight into angular momentum and rotary motion in wave fields."  (The "gyroscopic" effect)

I really wish we could get this paper: http://scitation.aip.org/getabs/servlet/GetabsServlet?prog=normal&id=JASMAN000091000004002331000002&idtype=cvips&gifs=yes

[Grumpy]

(kinda lost)