HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Feynman]

Hey guys

@wattsup
nice coils!

@eldarion
great comments, your brain is like quad core heheh

okay, so here is my latest pulse control circuitry.  the oscillation frequencies are usb controlled from the computer  (1khz - 67Mhz).  This project, called Gemini, can pulse 2 square waves oscillators up to 500VDC/8amps with <10ns wavefront. 

[BEP]

@eldarion

Go easy on the 'non-torus shape' idea. I'm sure MIT didn't stop at the wireless transfer experiment they published. Had they kept chaining the coils into a circle they probably would wind up with a giant TPU. If my ideas are correct it is essential.
I strongly suspect the initial startup of one of these things was tedious but once going he would have trouble stopping it.
Also, every TPU flavor looks like and expansion or mix of previous ideas. I wouldn't be surprised if SM is or was suffering from X-ray exposure problems. That would be expected if you messed with single and then tandem homebrew betatrons.(and we wondered why the NRC showed up?)
On the OTPU those bifilar (and the other set of much finer wire wrapped on the tubular forms) were likely the tunnel coils that directed leakage from one Lenz collector to the other.
Stick a flat aluminum disk in the middle of the OTPU and I'll bet no bearings could last.

I have a working schematic. With these new details it must be reviewed. It doesn't run with gain.

[sparks]

 
        @eldarion

    You can make it any shape you want.  The people who had the neutrino weapons that killed people and left buildings standing made them like a solenoid (total assholes).
   

[Spider]

I want to post another idea to the review board.
Maybe somebody else came up with the idea already, I do not know that.

Yesterday I was reading some old topic on this forum and I came across the invention of the Hongarian guy. He states that if he puts 2 transmitters together with the same phase, the result is a wave with an amplutide 2 times as big. And because the energy of the wave is the square of the amplitude, 1 + 1 = 4.
This appears to be overunity. The math seems to prove it.


So I did some research and came across this site www.aa5tb.com/loop.html
where I found this picture:




It looks kinda familiar to me..

These kinds of loop antenna?s can be used for frequencies from 3,5 upto 450 MHz. The writer also states that some get very hot.

Somewhere in the PDF ,  SM says there have to be 3 collectors, stacked on top of each other.

What if, the lower 2 collectors are transmitter antenna, working together to create a wave in phase, which is collected by the third, the receiver?

What if SM found a way to create a rotating magnetic field around these antenna, to focus the waves to have maximum energy effect in the receiver antenna.
In the origional idea, the transmitters had to be placed in a elliptical chamber, to reflect back to the focal point. Maybe a rotating magfield does the same? I have really no idea what the field looks like when its spinning and what is does to waves. Some say it?s a ball. As a tv repair man , SM would have been very familiar with understanding manipulating beams/waves with magnetic fields. Tv?s do the same thing.

Some things I considered:
- Original technology from Europe
- Mathematical proven overunity
- Technology in the field of SM, VHF, magfields, antenna,  etc.
- Circumference is important for tuning.
- Heat problem
- No unexplainable energie source.
- Scalable.
- Easy to start.
- Analogy to radio?


I could be totally wrong but I want to share it anyways.



Greetings Rene

[scraven]

not to mention if you replace the inner loop with a coil connected to two electrodes you have an "Apparatus for receiving and measuring presence of neutrino particles" patent DE19614575