The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[mercurymmm]

Nicely done.

Someone asked eariler about SM whereabouts.  I know his family in OC.

I know about UEC and where it's incorporated...not in U.S.

I just stumbled upon this site and... intrigued to read what people are saying.

Mercury
mercurymmm@yahoo.com

[sparks]

  cool mercman

   Maybe you can persuade Steven to come forward and take credit for all the work he did back in 98.

[nickc44]

@ Otto and All

There is no harm in tyring tubes as there is no harm in tyring any of the combonations, the more
combonations we use the better chance we will find an answer.

If these threads are about anything they're about SM's words and one of the things he said
is...  you will find the answer easier by using tubes. Transistors are dirty things..

Tubes helped him to find the combonation that worked and then.. Even with the correct answer
it took him a long time to get the answer in SS.

This may be the same reason musicians use tube amps
They like the smooth sound that comes form them. That clean sound
and signal may be what is needed..

So OTTO good work keep it up and thanks for your time

Nick

Hello all,

@AM

I have to be honest: I promised a nice man here in the forum to build my tube oscillators.....

35 years ago I learned everything about tubes. I was really good. Tube radios, tube TVs. In the times of tubes I learned in school how to repair tube TVs and in the same time had a lot of TVs to repair!! And I earned a good money as a very joung guy.Then came the time with transistors, ICs.......and as it happens, I forgot everything about tubes....

How I see the development of a TPU:

- SM was a TV repair man, he knew about the TV story and wanted to know what happened when the TV got out of frequencies.
- I think he was playing around with a deflection coil
- as a TV had tubes, SM used them also in his work
- the voltage on tubes plates is say 300V more or less
- with such signals he was pulsing his TPU and got it work
- later he had to use SS because tubes are a little big, ha,ha.
- with SS devices, to say MOSFETs, he had nice signals but at a low voltage level and so he had to think about how to rise the voltage of the signals - to get biiiig signals, like with tubes
- the solution is well seen: additional coil(s) sitting in the center of the TPU

In this way he got an easier acceleration of the particles, he didnt had to use a soooo high frequency to accelerate the tornado and at an unknown (?) frequency mix the tornado accelerates for itself so....
He got nice clean signals
and he got biiiig signals

This all I see with my setup.
I only need to rise a little the voltage from my power supply and then......I can again repair my equipment.

I think its enough crap from me this week.

Otto

PS: AM, maybe you know something about the AlMn alloy???

[otto]

Hello all,

@Nick44 and all

Without a discussion: TUBES!!

I saw it in my 2 years: MOSFETs are really dirty. A lot of hash, a lot of heat, a lot of s..t.
When Im mixing my frequencies I see a lot of times that my bulb "wants" but the SS oscillators shuts OFF!!
Then I see when my signals are clear, without hash, my bulb shines like a champ.

Of course there are a lot of other reasons to use tubes:

1. SS oscillators

signals on the output = 5V - 12V or a little more - this is the "start" point - this signal is feeded into the TPU
from the power supply 12V - 50V/ 2 - 5A

5A when you totally missed the frequency mix, or you have a short in your coils or....

2. tube oscillators

signals on the output - plate - say, from 200V and much more - THIS is the new "start" point
from the power supply you can have any voltage you want!! Higher voltage, less current.

I really dont want to teach people here. They are really good!! But....

If there is a little Tesla in our forum I want to ask because I dont know and I didnt see it:

How can I build SS oscillators that can gives me signals in hundreds of volts?? Hmmm....maybe wrong question.

We all have signals swirling in out TPUs from say 400V and up - I have 1200V! just with coils.

This signals we got from our SS oscillators that gave us 5 - 15V signals and MOSFETs.

As Marco is quiet, not posting his results, Im asking myself:

Whats the level of the voltage  IN THE TPU when I use tubes?? We all know that the coils rises our signals. Yes, I know, it depends also on the voltage from the power supply. THIS IS THE GOOD NEWS!!!!

Im not hanging anymore on the voltages from 12V - 50V DC from my power supply!!! Im free to try voltages that I WANT!! In this way I can play, I hope not forever, ha,ha.

What Im talking about??

Didnt "dfro" say: rise the voltage from your battery?? Ooooo, I have a "special battery". But I can use it only with tubes!!

The people here in the forum have luck: if my English would be better I wou much more post but...

Otto

[sparks]

   This circuit uses a # of tubes to replace spark gaps.  The television needs to be plugged in but which bulbs will be brighter.  Power feedback via a solar panel and inverter would work but I'm getting low on rescources.