HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[aleks]

I brought up the 100 patents thing recently. I mean why would he confirm on a video used for attracting investors, that there are over 100 patents on the TPU, when it is obviously very easy for anyone to verify this. Weird.

Maybe SM went nuts from his TPUs? It's such a beliefs explosion if this thing works.

[aleks]

About the piezo switch idea, are there standard components like you mention that you can post here.

Will this help? http://www.piezoswitch.com/about_switches.html

You may glue a piece of permanent magnet on the switch and I guess it will work as a finger when in magnetic field. Note that from the specs piezo switch outputs rectangular pulse. No mechanical wearing.

[innovation_station]

hello all

just read the thred for the first time ...

i dont need those vids i think a few tesla pattends speeks volumes on how this works....

@joe      im pretty sure you hammered it this time     

but as i have been saying all along  this is the device of 1000 styles...

no i have not made a working unit   how ever  i think repelling magnets play the biggest role 

@ supersam what are you shoping for?

@whatsup

dont those cores in the coler convertor look like bar magnets arranged in an alternating fashion and biased to the coils from north to south  hummm   i have a unit started in a build a little diffrent but close to the same idea also i was going looking for some bar magnets too today  to reproduce that coil

but my problem is i am working on way too many things .....

just finished my 6 channel audio bucket it will be a dubble heterodyine smasher  it consists of 6 speekers 3 2 channel 4ohm car audio amps and 3 laptops just like audio henge but 2x


i might post some pics   im not sure yet

does anyone know of a calculator to calucluate resistance of a wire for the length and gage of that wire ??  i was thinking of useing 28ga solid but i want my coil to have a resisitance of 4ohms so just wondering ....   how long  the wire should be   or

if i have a wire 132' long what gage of wire would i need to have a 4ohm total resistance on that length of wire ?

yea well im no EE so for me to figure this out on my own is a waste of time

ist

[EMdevices]

good observations BEP,Ã,  the twin lead wire certainly seems split towards the left side.Ã,  Just because there is a bifilar winding on there, doesn't mean much, he probably used whatever wire he had laying around, and it certainly makes the winding process much faster, with each loop you get two wires, so later you can hook them in series, or maybe the bifilar nature is important, we'll see...

I did a rough measurement of the "9V battery" I see and it might seem slightly smaller (I compared with his fingers and my fingers and a 9V battery)Ã, Ã,  It sure looks like it though, and he admits there is a 9V battery there.Ã,  I'm not trying to say it's a fake device by any means,Ã,  I was just glad to identify the objects down there, it buged me for so long no knowing what it was.

@Jack

Yes. I find it intriguing that Professor Schumann was asked by British Intelligence to review Coler's work and claims.

very interesting, I did not know that. Perhaps we should explore this angle some more.

@wattsup

thanks, I'll try Snagit, see how it works. I was using Nero to view the VOBs and apparently it's a 30 day free trial of sorts on some of the functionality, and the capture function was so mysterious, they went to great lengts to prevent people from even using the Printscreen function. I'm just looking for a very good piece of software that I can buy, I want ease of use and lots of functionality (and a resonable price too)Ã,  

EM

[Spoodily]

good observations BEP,  the twin lead wire certainly seems split towards the left side.  Just because there is a bifilar winding on there, doesn't mean much, he probably used whatever wire he had laying around, and it certainly makes the winding process much faster, with each loop you get two wires, so later you can hook them in series, or maybe the bifilar nature is important, we'll see...

The two secondary wires are not both closed loop at the same time.  One is open so that it will be invisible to the magnetic field while the other receives the incoming magnetic flux from the primary's pulse.  They switch for the field's collapse so the wire that was invisible receives the collapsing magnetic field and the first wire is now invisible to the system.

Like a transformer, only the AC current is split into two kicks on two seperate wires giving a DC flow.  Batteries/Caps pulse into a primary with DC, it gets run through the tranformer process and spits out two DC pulses where ever you need them to go.  The pulse 'slaps' timed with the recycled pulse will keep the momentum up.  I'll even say that a set of secondaries also function as primaries, firing in rotation around the ring.  Eight wires: 4 primary/secondary and 4 secondary.  One set goes to output, the other get routed internally to batteries/caps/primaries.

Those torroid coils with the white wire running through them are switching mechanisms, the wire is picking up the opening and closing of current and sending the two pulses to a "galvanometer" switch controller.

Not all the secondary wires in the system are closed at the same time, this would cause excess resistance.  Keep in mind their direction of turn and their current travel in relation to magnetic flux.

SM said it take more energy to accelerate a car to 60 mph than it does to maintain the speed...