HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[poynt99]

wattsup,

have you seen the actual location and connection where the toroid wire pairs are connected in parallel?

[wattsup]

@poynt99

Here are three image grabs from one of the original videos on YouTube because these passages were not on the new better videos. (wonder why?).

The first image shows the rear bundles coming into the two wires that come forward to the each of the toroids. I am figuring that there are at least four wires from the back coming together onto two wires.

The second image shows the left toroid with black and white wires going together. The captions say the rest.

Now on the right LTPU toroid (third image) besides the four wires going out of the toroid and being connected to the two wires leading back, there is also another wire that is coming from what seems to be the white connector.

[orbs]

http://peswiki.com/index.php/Videos:Jack_Durban:Steven_Marks_TPU

For those who would like to add English subtitles to the DVD, here are some instructions for Windows:
Download the subtitle files from the Downloads section as well as PgcDemux and Muxman. Start PgcDemux and configure it as shown below. This will create two large files VideoFile.m2v and AudioFile_80.ac3 (choose a location for Output Folder that can hold 4 or 8 GB). Place the subtitle files from the Zip archive in the same location and run Muxman with the *.mxp file loaded as project and click Start. That's it. (Maybe someone can figure out how to set chapter marks using the scene button or how to turn on subtitles by default.)

To cut the DVD after 32 (or 48) minutes, you can use VobBlanker as shown below (click Mark on End Mark in Prev/Cut after adjusting the slider). This reduces the size considerably.

[poynt99]

wattsup,

after reviewing the video and several of the stills i have, i simply can't concur with your assumptions (assuming i understand them correctly) about the 4 wires from each toroid turning into two somewhere inside the bundle.

again it looks maybe like a classic example of seeing more (or in this case less  ) than what is actually there?

i see 4 wires from each toroid going into a bundle which then (all 4 ) lead to the rim of the TPU---i don't see much else

[Grumpy]

Could it be that the little toroids are to isolate and limit the feedback?  Naw!  Only been around since the 1920's.