HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Spoodily]

Regarding HV vibrators, I came across the following links:
http://www.electronixandmore.com/project/1.html
http://query.nytimes.com/mem/archive-free/pdf?_r=1&res=9A00E2DD133FE233A2575AC1A96E9C946496D6CF&oref=slogin

Probably far OT as most of my posts but then perhaps not... 

Not OT, good info.

[turbo]

@Marco

The OPTU 4 coils could be bifilar or single wound at this stage, but BEP sees both a dual and a single wire wound, and others see differently right now. We need more observation on that. Don't take it personally because at this stage, the more we can observe, the more we can then put the pieces together later.

It's obvious....
Just look at the pictures.
And read the carl doc.

M.

[jdurban]

One thing to consider when evaluating this technology that cannot be overlooked or discounted is semantics and jargoneering. When evaluating statements made from SM or others even here in this forum one has to consider the authenticity or accuracy of the terms used. More specifically when listening to SM or reading his alleged communications with others here you have to take into consideration the awareness level or sphere of influence of the person. In SM's case if his technical awareness is mostly from an era gone by when vacuum tubes ruled the day, his words moreover his terminology should be dissected and parsed for modern day equivalence. In other words don't get too focused on terms like "collector coil" as they may not be accurate terms in the modern era. If SM was schooled in vacuum tube theory, the predecessor to the transistor and FET then one must consider that his sphere of influence is vacuum tube theory and therefore he sees the world from a prism different than that of an engineer schooled in the modern era. Therefore in summary do not take SM's terminology verbatim, parse and translate and you might that his terminology may make more sense.

A "collector coil" for all we know could mean something quite different to a "tube" guy!

[wattsup]

@Spoodily

Your idea has merit. We will see. Maybe try to make a diagram would help.

@M@rcel

Good posts. I like the nytimes article.

@EM

If you look at the FTPU you will notice that the white glue is set in 1/4 sections. So between each white section is a black or open section. But where each section start starts or ends the primary (your blue wire) goes towards the center. You can see it when the image is close up near the open section.   So the coil is not at the end of the sppol rim because you can see the spool rim is shorter then the coiling underneath.

That's why he used the white glue to cover the primary wire but stopped when the primary went inwards from each end, so he did not have to put white glue in the open sections.

So the FTPU, as far as I can see has a total of 8 Primary 1/4 sections, 4 on top and 4 on the bottom.

Again I think the center of the primary is a pancake coil and the pancake coil is going to the output side.

Now if we extend this to the OTPU, if the four coils were bifilar, this would also make 8 primaries.

I will try to grab a few images on this when I get back home.

[EMdevices]

that's so true Jack,Ã,  in fact it reminds me of an old timer that read SMs messages (I think it was John Bedini) and he imediatley noticed the "control" coil that SM refers to, is the same or simular to a coil in magnetometers.Ã,  Ã,  I guess we need to understand the man's background and put it all in perspective.Ã, Ã,  good point

@wattsup,Ã,  interesting, I'll study that some more when I get home.

@marco,  yes I've seen those wires before as well, with a bit more processing we'll be able to put it all together and make a nice schematic.

EM