HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[aleks]

If it makes it easier to accept, "dispacement current" is still a current.

Yep, it is... Imagine that abrupt discharge creates RE (comp) field. This strongly displaces existing magnetic field, but since core is slow, this displacement results in a pretty relaxed kick that immediately follows pulse. Make the core fast and you'll likely won't notice anything since your core won't have any energy in it by the time when the discharge fires. So, I would suggest before performing any tests make sure your core is slow, that it sustains magnetic/electric field after each pulse so that next pulse can interfere with some field. I may be wrong, of course, but that's an idea to consider.

[aleks]

always uses a capacitor for storage.

I think it's a requirement. Nothing (beside maybe avalanche MOSFET) can push so much current in a single pulse. Capacitor discharges logarithmically which makes it possible to estimate the peak energy output of each pulse and length of the pulse, knowing capacitor's rating. I guess most guys here are playing with toyish discharges that do not make any difference except on the o-scope. It's a dangerous biz in fact. 5000 pulses per second with 100mJ each pulse equals to 500 W*s power.

[Grumpy]

Eric Dollard's video on Longitudinal Electricity where he demonstrates radiant energy:

http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=eric+dollard+longitudinal+electricity+video

(pick one - it has been loaded to several locations)

[sparks]

   The capacitor is used to collect the pulsed energy.   You can take an avalanche diode and put it downstream of a capacitor and create a spike which is then directed to interfere with mass and disresonate the mass.  Then collect the photon phonons potential energy whatever you want to call translatory energy,  on a capacitor or a collector winding or a radio receiver steel antennae or some salt water or an x-ray exposure plate or on a....................  .  It is not the energy of the spike that you are collecting.  Alecks the SPIKE IS A CATALYST.   The ambient magnetic field restores resonance to the mass that just shook off a little potential energy and you are back in business.
Is it necessary to define a catalyst?

[OzOnE]

Until you discover this "effect", you're just wasting your time.

@Grumpy, I agree that even if we had the schematics and even a method of building a working device, will still wouldn't necessarily know the true principles behind it's operation, but surely this is what we're all aiming for? Whether we look for the theory first, or try to reverse-engineer the "original" devices by looking at the available information thus far, we're still trying to achieve the same goal?

@EMdevices - yes, I think there would be more information in the interlaced frames, and it's difficult to see detail when the two fields are blended (even with the best deinterlacers.) I never thought of duplicating the fields, then looking at both fields separately. I know you were discussing viewing the separate fields, but what did you mean when you said that Jack's video is already deinterlaced though? (The DVD VOB files are definitely interlaced?)