The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[AhuraMazda]

This may explain the kicks:
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/indkick.html

[aleks]

This may explain the kicks:
http://www.richieburnett.co.uk/indkick.html

I do not see caps in Otto's schematic whereas the above explanation is based on capacitor?

[sparks]

   Instead of winding three control windings covering different portions of the tpu od would it work out better to have three windings wound around the whole circumference that are next to each other.  Route the feed from the pass filter so that there is a directional shift of energy with each set of turns representing a pole.

Could be quickly run with 3 lead ribbon cable.

--giantkiller.

   Yes or 6 ribbon with 6 oscillators and two 3channel crossovers.  Frequency one and frequency two.

@ Paul
     You recognized a device/devices SM used.  Would it be the 2 identical looking devices in the center of his big TPU?

   Another thing I notice when SM is taking his meter readings is that they read at all.  I get my digital amprobe near anything with acoustic frequency and it goes nuts as well as the rack shack multimeter from the 90's.    A quick test for a bad rectifier bridge or shorted winding in an automotive alternator is to put an ac ammeter around the output lead at full load and read the amount of dc ripple,  but most alternators are putting out at about 400hz.  At 5khz the meter just starts beeping and scrolling jibberish.  My digital multimeter starts doing the same and I haven't even touched the leads.

[infringer]

Man without the snazzi equipments and scopes or oscillators I suppose I am at a loss...

I wish this were able to be tested without all that equipment so I too could join in I aint no EE but I've done some soldering and can figure out somethings as I go.

[nickc44]

@All

If brushes make spikes and I know we talked about this Bedini's coil always had best resalts with spikes
not waves or squares but quick spikes

That is probably why noise is good

Nick