Some thoughts on how the TPU might work.

[Newton007]

Grumpy,

Here is something that might be worth a shot.

Using an automotive distributer, old time point type, from a auto salvage and some ignition coil (s). (cheap)

A old small 120 volt AC DC brush type (appliance) motor connected to the shaft, a variac for the motor speed control,

A 12 volt DC power supply for the ignition coil (s)

A spark gap antenna/coil/ transmitter type set up out of the secondary of the ignition coil(s).

Speed control set to to 7.3 HZ or close.

May have to file down the lobes or use capacitors on the primary to get the wave form you want on the scope.

I would say a spike with a slope or just a spike. (kick)

Use this setup for the transmitter.

Do a rough set calculation on your receiver coil for 7.3 HZ. 

Place some what close together, tune (fiddle with) your receiver coil until something shows in voltage.

Cross fingers.

But don't tune dead on or you might find the real 7.3 HZ. signal!

See what happens when you drink too much diet Pepsi? Stuff like this happens.

Newton   

[Grumpy]

I did try the pencil experiment.   

[Newton007]

Grumpy,

Contact me off line.

Newton

[innovation_station]

 

may i perscribe some orbit energy 

ist

[Grumpy]

Orbit energy?  what the hell is that?

There is energy in pulses - period.

Reading up on wave symmetry - kinda  interesting. 

Waves with zero-axis symetry have no DC component and generally means no even harmonics. (except under certain conditions such as d\first and secon in-phase). Odd harmonics always combine, regardless of phase, to form zero-axis symmetry.

Waves with 1/2 wave symetry have no odd  harmonics.

Waves with 1/4 wave symmetry have all harmonics in-phase with fundamental and this is always produced by even harmonics and will generally n ot exist with odd harmonics present.

Marking page as this may be more interesting later.