Towards Realizing the TPU

[sparks]

    @Forest


     The thing about the TPU when all is said and done is that SM himself finally stated that it was all about the kicks.  I don't give a shit if he used them to pulse a laser that burnt a hole through a piece of wood  it all boils down to something so simple it is inconceivable to most.  Grumpy must have said it 20 or 30 times.  You charge up a capacitor with 1watt and release it so you get megawatts.  You can charge up a magnetic capacitor also it doesn't matter.  It's time that screws everyone up.   Everyone will say well it took you an hour at so many amps to charge up that capacitor.  And your discharge only lasted for a couple of nanoseconds.  Ya that was the first wave of energy and then it sloshes back and forth a couple of 100,000 times.  There is very little work done charging the capacitor.   Then when the seam of the tank ruptures it blows a hole right through anything in the way.  Does it make any difference how long it took to concentrate this energy.  Not when your standing in another part of the building blown right through a wall and the compressor tank has turned to ice.

[forest]

Sparks, I figured it out maybe.It's not about kicks at all, but about what you can DO with THEM if you have them synchronized, self-sustained. And it's all about a big but very short magnetic spike THEY create. Am I right ? And of course speed of recreation this effect around...

[sparks]

   You got it.   Tesla utilized the kick years ago.  He would take a generator and charge up a capacitor (sometimes just used the capacity of the primary system itself) to 40,000 volts or whatever the alternators could handle before they shorted.  Then he would short this primary capacitor out across a spark gap and  load capacitor.  The capacitor would be part of a resonant lc tank operated at high q.  Each time the energy was stored in the inductor the capacitor would appear as empty to the input and the primary capacitor would short into the rc capacitor and then the inductor would follow in short order and push the load capacitor to a higher voltage.   You can see by this that soon you need to stop inputting energy or else this expotential gain in amplitude of the rc current and voltage rise is gonna go over the top.  One time he screwed up  and the power in the system got dumped on the alternators supplying the primary resonant circuit and blew them up.  Sympathetic vibrations all the way.   The load was pulled off either by using the inductance as motor windings or the voltage as lighting.  Parallel operation across the rc network.   Of course one of the motors could be the input alternator after a while as long as the coils were of proper inductance and didn't screw up the oscillations.  Tesla was after turning the whole Earth into a rc tank circuit so he didnt bother much with worrying about feedback.

[EMdevices]

Nice drawings there wattsup and marco, 

I was looking at the patent posted and the person claims he was getting between 2.5 and 3 volts  from a 5 killowatt AM radio station at a distance of about 5 miles,   wow !!,  now imagine what you can get from a 150 killowatt  "radio station"  100 feet away    LOL       

EM

[wattsup]

@EM

What's freaky about what @marco put up is that there are many tpu elements in it. lol
Aerial and ground could be the two rings
36 and 37 could be the toroid
One way or the other.

About 2 miles away from my home, there is are 2 x two hv lines that converge together and head for Montreal like the letter "Y". Imagine being where both lines meet.

The ftpu build is dumb easy, there are not many variables.
Making variations of this will be easy using different cores etc.
Here is a photo without the toroid in the center.

Regarding the toroid again, I know, what a pain.
I have done tests with two toroids that have the one layer wind and pretty massive core like the one in the FTPU. It does not make any sense to have so much mass in the core if you are only making a one layer of 32 turns. Where else in electronics would you see such a coil to core mass disparity? I mean that little amount of turns of copper on such a sizable core seems not enough to make even a tickle on the core. Especially the laminated rolled iron core type toroids. I think this would then have to be a metglass type special material that is highly responsive given the size involved and lack of turns. Unless this is again the Ozone Patent and that round object that is between the ftpu rings is a coil of high inductance that you would need to create a high voltage capacitor discharge. Shit. I will try that angle next.

Hmmmmmmm. Wire is very important. lol