locating Steve Mark´s TPU demonstration house

[otto]

Hello all,

so, no power line no TPU!!!

Maybe for you EM.

Otto

[wattsup]

@otto

@EM is not looking to say , he cannot, we cannot or you cannot make a TPU.
He is looking at other potential power sources for SM's TPU's.
He should be commended and not condemned for having enough courage to objectively follow that line of investigation, which he is doing.

Catching VLF starts with an antenna, FTPU has 6 turns, LTPU has 6 turns or 27 feet. I have read that many antennas use Litz Wire. I have read that anywhere from 10 to 100 feet is enough to catch such power. That power is all around the given area and what is only required is to catch it at high iterations and compress it.

I am sure that some here could design such a system. You only need to catch 0.01 volts repeated 6000 times per second to make an FTPU. I am to stupid for such stuff but the basic pretense is highly probable.

Of course, no one will do it because no one wants to think they have been chasing a phantom for a couple of years now. I have again been looking at the FTPU closely and will be making a better circuit diagram soon, hopefully before year end.

But this is not to say a TPU is impossible to make. Far from it.

[otto]

Hello all,

@wattsup

the power source of a TPU?

the particles swirling around in a TPU - the "tornado". Or maybe better, a tornado inside a "sea of energy" like Tom Bearden said.

Otto

[wattsup]

@otto

Let's agree to put the cryptic language aside and dicuss this like rational researchers.

"Particles turning around in TPU - like a Tornado".

This may be true but would you agree that such a tornado would have a better chance if it was already immersed in a highly or moderately charged environment and not only the etheral sea of energy we know is everywhere?

I will challenge any of the EEers to make a circuit with not more then 7 SS components plus one bucking toroid coil considering the following methodology;

1) You should not use more then two 1.5 volts batteries to run the circuit.
2) Use a power supply to simulate an etheric inputing supply of 0.01 volts non-pulsed, so steady voltage stream as the attraction input voltage.
3) Take this 0.01 volts and accumulate it within 4-5 seconds of startup to get 60 volts at no load.
4) Show by connecting a voltmeter to the output that there is a steady (or slightly fluctuating) 60 volts.
5) Now remove the power supply and take some energy from the 1.5-3.0 volt battery to draw from it a separate 0.01 volts and connect in to the same attraction side of the circuit.
6) Now make a loop antenna that is in series with an outer coiling and replace the .01 volts feed side. Does not work? No problem.
7) OK, now find a place near high voltage lines and try it again.
Like I said, I am too stupid with EE to know how to do it right.
I know some of the guys here can do this with their eyes closed.

Now if you successfully do the above, you have repliacted to the letter what was shown in the end as the FTPU demo. Not more, not less.

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what is the amount of alum per ring??



ist!

as was said in the vids ....   thease units are light weight   magwire and steel soft iron  in that size is much heaver ...  alum  is verry light weight ...