HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[wattsup]

Guys when you start your comments please mention right away what TPU you are referring to and make it clear if you do not know the abbreviations.

So, regarding the FPTU magnet, I am more then convinced it is a ruse.

When he connected the meter without the magnet, by the time he started fiddling around with the meter selector the voltage had already started "quickly" going up 6, 12, 20, 27, 44.5, 52 volts. He then pushed some buttons to remove the voltage reading. He then put the magnet on, then pressed a button on the meter to show the reading again and it was 61.6. When he took off the magnet the voltage started going down in .01 volt increments.

I am convinced that if he left the magnet off, the voltage would have gone down a fews volts and stayed steady at maybe 59 or 58 volts but at 60 volts he put the magnet back on and the voltage started going up again. Why did he put it back on sooooooooo fast. lol

I have done many many types tests with transformers, pulsing, toroids etc and often when you approach a magnet you will always see an effect on the voltage. A slight rise. Also turning it upside down and seeing the voltage go down means nothing because the voltage was going down the same way as when he removed the magnet. By turning it upside down, this maybe perturbed the magnet effect only. These are both distractions. While you are breaking your brains on how this magnet is doing this, the real device function stays hidden.

I am starting to work on a wiring diagram of the FTPU but my eyes are killing me. lol. The new FPTU video is better but it is not ultra clear enough. Otherwise we need a member of the forum that is a super-duper video pro that can do better shots. Now if JD manages to make only one video as the real DVD quality, please concentrate on the VOB2 showing the FTPU and OTPU.

[Spoodily]

The conversation is when he is connecting the TV and Drills up ... not the video clip with the lamps.

There is no open TPU in that demonstration and he decribes the large device on the table specifically as an AC inverter.

I clarified what part of the video we were discussing and was not corrected otherwise by Kames.

[Spoodily]

By turning it upside down, this maybe perturbed the magnet effect only. These are both distractions. While you are breaking your brains on how this magnet is doing this, the real device function stays hidden.

Did you notice the white capacitor (almost looks like a AA battery) in the FTPU when he flipped the unit over?  He tries to hide it the whole time, notice how he angles the unit when he first sets it down and after he flips it over he asked "Did you get that in the viewfinder?" in a "Did you get in the viewfinder what I was trying to hide?" tone.  The camera man is in the dark about the tpu operation because SM gets a little ticked in another segment (garage) when the camera guy asks if there are batteries in the device (you'll hear a muffled, agitated 'no' in response).

I haven't seen too much mention (if any) of that white cylinder on the bottom disc of the FTPU so I thought I'd bring it up.

[wattsup]

@Spoodily

For the FPTU, he said that to the cameraman just to make sure the voltage reading was clearly captured by the camera. But yes, he had his hands all over the device, sh&t. Just when you think you can see something else, there go those fingers again. lol. There is such a mess of wires on the right of the toroid. I am slowly following he wires. 

[buzz-ard]

In speaking about the large device on the table, SM clearly calls it "the Tripp Lite inverter". It looks to me very much like Tripp Lite units from that era, with the cover missing.