HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Dom]

Three stage CW multipliers, commonly known as tripler, were used in most of the early B&W and colour TV's. The voltage drops rapidly as a function of the output current. In some applications, this is an advantage. The output V/I characteristic is roughly hyperbolic, so it serves well for charging capacitor banks to high voltages at roughly constant charging power. Furthermore, the ripple on the output, particularly at high loads, is quite high.

http://www.rmcybernetics.com/projects/DIY_Devices/homemade_voltage_multiplier.htm

[Vortex1]

To all and Aleks

Here's where I found the Spheric speaker pics:

http://ebay.auction.co.kr/detail.html?itemNo=270218384119&FeedBackPercent=99.6

..........V

[aleks]

To all and Aleks

Here's where I found the Spheric speaker pics:

http://ebay.auction.co.kr/detail.html?itemNo=270218384119&FeedBackPercent=99.6

Thanks! So, it's a speaker made by some Spheric Audio Lab in 1995? Well, I would say that for a non-subwoofer speaker (the top one does not look like one) it's probably a very stupid design of a grille (but I may be mistaken). Can it be that somebody was producing these speakers just for the sake of lowering cost of a grille for inside use? $400 is a lot for a single speaker (well, quality speakers cost $1000 each today, I have a pair, but they are top quality studio monitors - not these insane grilles). Of course, it's a conspiracy point of view. Maybe somebody here can come up with a simpler explanation.

[EMdevices]

Some thoughts:

1)Ã,  Heat:Ã,  Ã,  well Steven says "these things do get hot" in the OTPU videoÃ,  (two ring open one) and is cautious not to touch it.Ã,  So, do you guys think it makes sense to assume the rings are plastic?Ã,  or wood?Ã, which can deform or melt? I would think not, but perhaps Steven couldn't care less.

2)Ã,  In the LTPU video,Ã,  (actualy in the first part where he demos the small and slightly larger hand held devices on the glass table)Ã,  he says these "devices"Ã,  have a frequency of around 5000 Hz,Ã,   Notice he uses the plural form.Ã,  It would make us think all his devices tap into some 5000 Hz frequency that's all around us.Ã,   Is there such a frequency?

I've been thinking about #2 this weekend,Ã,  Ã, what if there are SPHERICAL standing waves in the earth cavity, between the earth and the ionosphere?Ã,  Ã,  I'm not talking about the Schumann resonance, which assumes a different mode of resonanceÃ,  (waves are assumed to go round and round around the earth, so the wavelength is so much larger)Ã,  Ã, 

Let's look at the typical height of the Ionosphere above the earth:Ã,  Ã, mean distance can change from 60 km to maybe 90 km or so, let's try the shorter distance and compute the frequency that has this distance as it's wavelength.

f = (3e8 m/s ) / (6e4 m) = 5000Ã,  HzÃ,  Ã,  Ã,  Ã, 

EM

[aleks]

f = (3e8 m/s ) / (6e4 m) = 5000  Hz       

Good find I guess. However, it's only a cavity. If there is any energy present (who pumps it?) you need a receiver 60km long. Can pulsing of TPU's "charge cloud" create some kind of coupling to this resonance? I myself in doubt about that, because I cannot envision system that can do such tweak. Has anybody heard of 5kHz energy spectral line of Earth's EM fields?

Then again, pulsing itself has some interesting features: it's possible to perform small-scale matter transmuation by means of high energy pulses.

Maybe 5kHz is just another "logical" and simple to attain frequency which does not really mean much. Otto's sinewaves turned to be around 65kHz after tuning.

One idea, though... If you imagine an EM wave which bounces between ionosphere and ground in each direction, 5000 times per second. As in acoustic waves, this creates a two-directional pressure. Beside that, if we are subjected to cancellation standing wave, we won't even notice it in a common EM spectrum, but the energy may be there. So, what will happen if we disrupt the flow of this EM wave? It's the same thing as placing a rotating plate in acoustic wave node. What will happen if node's frequency is 100 Hz and plate rotates in impulse mode 100 times per second? I guess something should happen - possibly, plate will focus energy of the node. How's this theory to you?