HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[poynt99]

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

 

[wattsup]

@poynt99

I don't know why you cannot see it but it is very flagrantly visible in the two first photos I posted above. Where the arrow points to the two wires, it is so obvious. There is not 4 wires ther, only two. You can tell simply by the thickness (or should I say thinness). Also if you follow the front white and black wires, you see they come together and only one wire then goes into the bundle. You can even follow it in the bundle as it is folded under the tape to take up the wire slack then is goes to the back end.

@All

OK tonight I will start doing testing with a build FTPU CC/collector plus a ferrite bucking style toroid. For pulsing I am using an IRF840 with my frequency generator connected to the base. I tested with a small 12volt light and it works perfectly by sending the positive through the collector/emitter of the transistor.

This is great because I will be  able to try out many wiring configurations as well as trying to replicate the Tesla Ozone Patent method as well using the TPU design. Just a hunch. lol

[Cap-Z-ro]

Hey wattsup...very commendable effort being put forth on your part.

You are doing some excellent research...my fingers are crossed.

I'll be watching for updates...keep up the good work.

Regards...

[poynt99]

@poynt99

I don't know why you cannot see it but it is very flagrantly visible in the two first photos I posted above. Where the arrow points to the two wires, it is so obvious. There is not 4 wires ther, only two. You can tell simply by the thickness (or should I say thinness). Also if you follow the front white and black wires, you see they come together and only one wire then goes into the bundle. You can even follow it in the bundle as it is folded under the tape to take up the wire slack then is goes to the back end.

sorry wattsup, i just don't see the same thing you see 

to me it's obvious that the 4 wires go into a bundle and travel to the back i see thick bundles all the way, not thin.

if SM wanted them connected in parallel, why didn't he do that right at the toroid? then he'd only have to run 2 wires into the bundle. if SM potted these guys himself (the current theory i think), then that would have been the logical thing to do, but he didn't.

also, why waste a nice toroid common-mode choke for an application that turns it into a simple inductor? he could have used any basic toroid inductor for this, but he didn't.

have you asked yourself these two questions?

[kames]

@poynt99

I would agree with you. See the attached old images.

Kames.