The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[pauldude000]

@Duff

Now I see. You thought I posted four coils with my schematic. No there are just two single pancake, non-bifilar coils used for the experiment.

I had to use two circles to demonstrate the inner and outer windings of each coil. I am lousy at free-handed drawing of spirals in MSpaint.

It is not your fault, it is mine. Sorry for the confusion.

Paul Andrulis

[duff]

@Duff

Now I see. You thought I posted four coils with my schematic. No there are just two single pancake, non-bifilar coils used for the experiment.

I had to use two circles to demonstrate the inner and outer windings of each coil. I am lousy at free-handed drawing of spirals in MSpaint.

It is not your fault, it is mine. Sorry for the confusion.

Paul Andrulis

@Paul

Wheeee...what a ride.

Well thank you for clearing that up.


-Duff

[pauldude000]

@duff

Wheeeee.... (I feel it to my bones...)

You know what is bad about all of this?

In a situation where as much energy as possible is self canceling, not one has noticed that, wave differentiation-definitions-add infenitum, CEMF and opposing fields should have killed the spike deader than disco. Quite literally almost all of the energy should have been used in negating field action and the rest by cemf.

We are not talking about capacitance-resistor shunts, not op-amps, nor pure mathematics, just two simple coils, and a series short duration 10v or so spikes which shouldn't exist, or at least be damped into almost non-existance.

The experiment which led me to this was almost identical in construction, and was built to examine the magnetic field effects of this type of a coil setup with an eye towards field rotation. I found the differentiation, and had to say then "what the heck?".

Though I knew it would in this experiment, because of my previous experiment, sharp, pure differentiation to the best of my knowledge should not have occurred.

I mean, you put a resistor in a circuit, you expect a voltage drop. You place a capacitor, you expect a blockage of DC. What is it you feel, when you measure a circuit, and all of a sudden the resistor has voltage gain, or the capacitor is conducting DC without an internal short?

EM maybe posted something to consider, I will have to ponder his words.

Paul Andrulis

[innovation_station]

im at the point where you guys bore me lol

im no longer gonna add infos here ....

you dont use it anyways

my mot is just about finished look for my pictures ...

seams to do as i wanted it to ....

do tell me im wrong ...

so how will i start my tpu with out the use of a battery can it be done 

sure it can im gonna use a bbq igniter to fill my caps from a pluse or 2 then i will hook my switching motor to the oput put of the cap when the motor starts to spinn all after that is FREE ENGERY DUH!!

as i said my mots donot consume engery   only my motor ....and hey i may just drop a coil on top of the rotating magnetic switch to generate extra engery  for well i dont know cuz i CAN!!!

IST 

OOOPSSS  DID I JUST CLOSE THE LOOP 

[poynt99]

it looks like there's nothing more i can help with here, so it's back to square one for me (not that we really left square one LOL)

thanks for doing the test though Paul.