The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[forest]

I believe you know this thread : http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1872.0.html

My idea : superimpose high current DC flow with a high frequency oscillation using magnetic field.
This can be done by many ways and some of them are now re-discovered publicly

[zapnic]

Paul
i've never seen nor heard of it (until SM) and i've been in electronics and FE research for quite a number of years

thanks for the short answer  

there are over 13,000 members on this forum, and as far as i know, none have discovered this effect and none are discussing it. surely if it was that common and easy to detect, many would be?

reverse inductive spike has been "seen" as overunity by many many people here (and continues to be) in error, but that is not what i am talking about here. i sincerely hope that this is not what you are talking about either.

yes you have heard it
he he i remember my old car and cheap radio
when i turn radio on i heard loud "thump"and blow my radio fuse
he he
okey try this google "inrush current"and but car audio same line or harmonic freq
so there is lot of stuff on net about "inrush current"why? becose it's damn nigthmare for electric components

[Grumpy]

@Poynt99

now you can see it too:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,5052.msg113256.html#msg113256

[forest]

Just join TPU with S1R9 coil and discoveries about plasma spark discharge. You will find it of the same nature - fast oscillations superimposed on quite large lower voltage DC current.
This is electroradiant effect...

[Grumpy]

Just join TPU with S1R9 coil and discoveries about plasma spark discharge. You will find it of the same nature - fast oscillations superimposed on quite large lower voltage DC current.
This is electroradiant effect...

What a very interesting response, Forest.  I'll take a look at the S1R9 coil.

EDIT:

Great observation Forest - I just looked at the S1R9 stuff.