HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[buzz-ard]

I read Marco's PDF again yesterday and now understand that Jack Durban is right - SM did not invent this device. He reverse-engineered one that he acquired somewhere.

what evidence is there that led you to believe this?

@Poynt - I know it really doesn't matter where it came from - it was just a moment of clarity. I'm only going by words attributed to SM in a document named "Steven_Mark_TPU_compilation.pdf" that I found on OverUnity.com. Not trying to make a stink here - I'm still finding threads and messages I haven't seen before. Look on pages 54 & 55 for what seems to support my assertion.

[MACEDONIA CD]

hi

[poynt99]

A chronology of events:

- SM discovers and strikes the first magical chord with tube gens. and amps. presumably this is with his own coil device of his own construction

- SM tries to replicate/duplicate the first working unit for months with no success

- SM eventually gets the replicas working, but does not mention what the stupid reason was

- Attempts to make the control unit with SS devices, but the SS units would not keep the TPU on frequency. Again months go by without success.

-SM talks to his TV chump and figures out all the "quirks" to make it work, including: special pcb material, raised components off pcb, control unit inside of ring.

so, from the above, which was taken directly from the pages you mentioned, I'd say that the TPU is an SM original. Yep he had help, so there are one or two other chaps out there that know how the thing works, but they're not talking. That's what he meant by "I had a great deal of help". SM is not an engineer, but he had one or two on staff with him to help work out the kinks during the TPU's development. so once out of the tube realm and into SS, things become a little less straight-forward.

[wattsup]

@MAC

What do you mean. A diode?

@All

When something does not seem right, chances are it isn't. Please look at the following grab of the big white capacitor. Perspective it everything, what do you see now.

Also, the output that BEP thinks is a transformer and I thought was a bridge rectifier is not that at all. lol
Check the two next grabs.
The first one was taken when the output was not connected to the meter.
The second one was taken as the output is being connected.
Holy wire output Batman, it's a wire guide. lol
One less thing to worry about. Great!

[infringer]

Whatssup ...

Your diagrams have been rather nice but its tuff to see what you see with such blurry pictures...

Reminds me of this picture I once saw looked like an ugly old lady and when you turned it 180 degrees it looked like a decent looking woman...

Old drunken picture before beer and after comparison... Good little joke hehe...

But point being its a bit hard to see...

Anyhow take care and keep up the good work shame Jack D is unable to confirm much of anything about the device I would have studied the thing closely if I had seen the results of the unit first hand and am awfully supprised he did not.

-infringer-