Some thoughts on how the TPU might work.

[Grumpy]

yup

[wattsup]

@Dansway

You have to look at the thread in which this information was divulged.

"you need to make three coils or so "
Why say "or so"? Or so what? If you were running your TPU with two, but everyone on the board is yelling three, maybe you would think, well if it works with two, it should work for three. Otherwise why say OR SO.

"First frequency then second harmonic component into the second, then the third." Well. the third what? Triplet, third harmonic, Bflat? Why did he not elaborate like he did for first frequency then the second harmonic. Why is he avoiding to elaborate on the third. Always the third.

Also when he put his hands together standing next to the LTPU, pantomining the gesture of two fields meeting. He didn't have three hands.

Here's the whole text on SM. Can't remember how I got this.
http://www.users.on.net/~lekh/stevenmark.html

Look at the posting dates, then search the dates on this forum for the context.


@all

Once SM concluded his results with tubes, he probably made the OPTU in the image of a tube. Look at btentzers tube photo, the two horizontal plates could be the top and bottom plates of the OTPU. He's talking about this indirectly in his post I eluded to above as if his TPU is a replication of a tube. A tube is in a vacuum to preserve the components and not to enhance the electron flow. You do not need a vacuum to push electrons from one end to the other of the tube process. So the OPTU could simply be creating electron hash that knows automatically where to migrate.

As for the LPTU....

Closest wiring diagram is here;
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3279.msg51205.html#msg51205

If you look at a build diagram here;
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3279.msg52409.html#msg52409

there a six horizontal wires that he described as being the control wires. There are two or three vertical coils wound that he calls the collector coils. He also said

1 - SS circuits need to be 1/2 above the circuit board,
2 - the board material is very important (military grade),
3 - the circuit HAS TO BE inside the TPU.
4 - SS control requires LOTS OF FEEDBACK and this is probably the two coils wound left and right of the zero point, either two or three layers after the collectors or less but over the collectors.
5 - The center coils are probably picking up magnetism from the outer coils. As the outer coil magnetism increases, the center coils increase in power to the circuit that increases in a loop. That's why he can start it with a magnet on the center coils.

Now which one gets what. Basically all you need is a North and South Field near the collector coils and then send a frequency into the collectors. If the collector is wound not too tight (notice top and bottom wood rings and soft core), in order to permit some vibrations, the collector itself will produce a DC voltage with a riding AC (from the frequency).

If you ask me, the LPTU is using only two frequencies (two yellow caps) and there are only two vertical collector coils wound 180 degress (or less) each. That coincides with his two hands coming together. I also do not think the LTPU was made in two or three stacked levels. Nothing in the informations or images support this at all and there is no real advantage to this. A simple tall coiled ring will send its field more to the center then three shorter stacked coils.

The control coil is wound horizontal and this provides a north or south field at the bottom wind, goes to the middle to make a north plus south field to simulate a regular coils center void, and a top wind to end with the inverse polarity of that being used on the bottom winds. This puts a magnetic field inside the collectors. This control coil can be pulsed DC which is recycled in the system via the center coils and the feedback coils both for the energy and for the impulse timing back to the control coil. The control coil could be regular lamp wire. The control coil could be pulsed and reverse polarity.

The two large black caps are in series and are probably in parallel to the collector coils which are in parallel to each other also. The collector coils are most likely Litz multistrand, since this is the wire also receiving the frequency.

I don't think anyone has tried sending a frequency into a TPU type collector coil that has a parallel capacitor on it. Wonder what it will do. I'd say the capacitors are acting as both a tank and as a voltage regulator.

As for the frequencies used, let's not get to strayed by the VHF of his tubes. In acoustics, woofers respond to low frequencies, midranges to mid frequencies, tweeters to high frequencies given their PHYSICAL sizes relative to their coil size. That's why he said the frequency depends on the TPU circumference. Size matters. It would go to say that a vacuum tubes diameter will permit it to function at VHF levels, something a woofer could never do.

LTPU - Woofer - Lower frequencies - known 7.5 hz
OPTU - Midrange - Mid frequencies - known 5000-7000 hz

DON'T FORGET, ALL THE ELECTRONICS HAS TO FIT INSIDE THAT SMALL BLACK BOX. If there were any tubes inside that box, the heat would have melted the plastic.

All the best.

[Newton007]

Hello,
I am a newbie here. I found this site by accident and did not know about this TCU device. I am currently working on something completely different, however there may be some connection. So I am going to post it here to see if it helps.
My current work is complex and would be hard to explain here, so I won't go in to it, However when seeing the TCU video's,
However a coil of wire "tuned" to the proper sensitive frequency.
The inventor says, that what ever you do, don't tune the coils to the frequency dead on..

I hope this helps.

Newton   

   

[Newton007]

I guess it is TPU not TCU, this is new to me. Plus I am a newbie.

[wattsup]

@Newton007

Congrats on your post and thanks. For sure the sun has much to do with it since it is the initial source.

Suggest you look at this on YouTube, but it's 1 hour long. Just great stuff.
http://video.google.ca/videoplay?docid=4773590301316220374&q=Thunderbolts+of+the+Gods

Also, if you look at your post window upper right there is a modify icon. Click on it and you will be able to modify/correct your post instead of posting a new correction. Happens to all of us.