HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[wattsup]

@JD

It is really good to know that you have put some time into these questions. I know this could be a choke and would be tempted to just abdicate to that fact because it wold simplify thing greatly, but I doubt it. The first premise is that to make such a TPU device one would have had to think outside the box. I presume a choke would be an energy loser and not an energy gainer. If you look at a 1000 watt inverter and see the small size of the choke, then ask yourself why would SM put one that is soooo  big for only 60 volts. Something does not smell right.

Here is another way of looking at it..

The FTPU is composed of scrawny control coils for a total of 96 small turns, wound over a scrawny collector having a total of 4 turns all run by a scrawny iffy jiffy circuit to then produce an output of 60 volts that would then have to be choked by a huge central (or wherever) choke. Again, something does not smell right. If someone could give me a good explanation of why one would use such a big choke for the FTPU, this would help tremendously. Then maybe provide a correlation between the FTPU and the LTPU chokes, why use one at 60 volts, and only two at 800 volts. Again something does not look right.

Anyway, I'll just pound the pavement until I am convinced. I am starting to do my own testing with my current build using various "choke" types to see differences.

As for your comments of Spherics, I agree as well.

@BEP

From what you have posted, are you thinking that the toroid has a horizontal coil that is encapsulated in some type of epoxy. This may make sense because when yo look at the close-up photos at the top of this page, the winds do seem to be embedding themselves slightly into the core material, something that would be impossible if this was a ferrite or iron powder core. If the toroid core was a winding in epoxy and not on a spool as my last build this would also simply how you can get both wire leads out of the core.

I am beginning to feel that 80% of the overunity aspect of the TPU is right in the central toroid and that the rings that changes from one unit to the other may somewhat useful but also may be a major decoy.

@all

I have put up a patent I found that when you look at the circuit, and read the function, this guy is touching on so many relevant points for the TPU function or any OU system and it is basically talking about an audio amplifier. But the read is long but each paragraph has so many parallels. Hope you like it. I have uploaded it to the download section here;

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get83

JD if you take a look at the patent, check out the bucking coil in the first diagram.

[replicator]

Could anybody help me to paste here the download links/torrents of HQ videos?
Thank you in advance. (I don't know where can I find these links, because of the first page links has been broken).

[miroslav]

@wattsup
about the central choke i think that steven use this for frequency adjust when collector voltage  reach max ( critical voltage current )
if you drive that choke from blocking oscillator incredulity many harmonic frequency appear   

[aleks]

Hm.. I think somebody should consider structural standing wave produced by an acoustical squarewave generator. To put it short, such standing wave "dissects" structure with a fine "blade". Make wave stronger, and structure will go cracks. If you remove this standing wave, structure will reunite with its density equalizing: that will send a wave of ripples. Think about sono-luminescence. Why the heck "reunion" of bubble's opposite surfaces is able to produce light burst? If you compare energy in/energy out of this very light burst moment, it's pretty much overunity - in the larger scale it's not overunity because you have just 1 collapsing bubble: with a standing wave produced by an acoustical squarewave generator in a crystalline lattice you can have a much larger surface of a similar "reunion" process. Not to note that such "light burst" probably produces EM field fluctuation as well.

[powerunlimited]

This question is for Jack Durban,on the large tpu,
in view of the heating problem
did Steven Marks ever  use teflon coated wire anywhere on the tpu.
or is it totally made of simple stranded insulated copper wire that you could see.

Thanks