Steven Mark´s associate Jack Durban comes forward with more info !

[innovation_station]

sparks and bep you guys ... lol 

....

when i was playing with a cfl tube i did notice quite a zap from it ....  on the finger a time or 2 ...  defenatally more than i was applying to the gas tube ..

i have not played tubes yet at all ... 

yikes IMAGINE I DID .... 2 or 3 years ago .....   sheesh ...  god no! .. 

lol

it would be diffrent now ... if i did .. i will garentee it!!  the time for that was not correct ...

time and place .. 

nows the time overunity.com is the place

ist!

[forest]

There are several problems here:
1. What is the kick ? Is that the same we are thinking about ? Or maybe there are many kinds of 'kick' ?
2. What is 'rotation of energy' which allow to enlarge effect or manifold it ?
3. The output which somehow  not influence cumulation of kicks.Is that a special tank circuit with transformer ? Here we know for sure that it works without load and with load. Is that a job for electronic circuit to match load or it's done without electronic circuit ?

I'd like to know if we could be sure about answer of at least one of those questions ?

[sparks]

@inno

  florescents have mercury vapor as the gas.  You can light these up and never touch the filaments with electricity.  Mercury vapor readily ionizes absorbing a broad spectrum of emradiation.  Another Tesla machine. He would put on a light show by changing the gas vapor density in various tubes and by changing the frequency light whatever bulb up he wanted.  Plasma is a good emradiation collector. Maybe we need plasma solar cells.  You could sell this because the scource of energy is very apparent.  If you had a plasma that collects infrared frequency then you could power a refridgerator with a blackbody emitter and a tube. The more infrared em the colder the fridge gets.  Oh Oh violation of thermodynamics right there.  You cant make something hot make something cold. 

[hartiberlin]

My notebook power connector just broke,
and the recent email from Steven Mark about  the iron wire
in his biggest TPU is still on that harddisk.
Now he wrote back, that I can post the info.

He said, that he used iron wire from coat hangers in his biggest TPU
for the collector loop coils and that he thinks the mechanical vibrations
of the coils played a role in the amplification of the power.

When I will get a new power connector for my notebook
on Monday and have soldered it to the notebook motherboard
I will post his whole email.

Regards, Stefan.

[BEP]

My notebook power connector just broke,
and the recent email from Steven Mark about  the iron wire
in his biggest TPU is still on that harddisk.
Now he wrote back, that I can post the info.

He said, that he used iron wire from coat hangers in his biggest TPU
for the collector loop coils and that he thinks the mechanical vibrations
of the coils played a role in the amplification of the power.

When I will get a new power connector for my notebook
on Monday and have soldered it to the notebook motherboard
I will post his whole email.

Regards, Stefan.

Thanks Stefan!

That would be one piece of the puzzle.

Like most, I've studied the cutaway video many times. I don't recall anything resembling clothes hanger wire.

But then, most think there was only one 6 inch TPU. I can accept clothes hanger wire on the small one that was turned off by flipping, the first and second 6 inch TPUs but all others provided me no signs of such wire.

Not to say it wasn't there. I just didn't see any signs of it.

Just thought of something.....

Clothes hanger wire.... talk about a wide variety of possible material!
They are typically made from all the drippings of junk left over from smelters.

OMG!