locating Steve Mark´s TPU demonstration house

[forest]

@EM

Wow, you will go with your VLF. That's great.

Even at 1000 feet and you still get loud results. People are slowly getting fried near these lines.
Nice graph. Too bad it did not go higher then 4khz. But the color graph image could start a whole new form of art. You can call it Local Buzz Art - lol.

Anyone, just drive around town with your car radio on AM set between two channels. You'll hear your car plus all the electric lines. Actually sounds pretty scary after a while.

Yes, I also saw the 5khz on @marco's shots.

Here is a technical question.

Let's say the TPU did not need an oscillation circuit or control. Can that 5khz from the power lines provide the oscillation logic required in a TPU? Meaning if I had an antenna that was wide band, and just tuned in to 5khz, the incoming signal with highest amplitude itself will be the oscillator in the circuit. That means all the energy required to run a separate FG input signal is not required. Am I being clear or am I confusing you?

Is this ALWAYS 5khz or it depends on size of TPU ? That's what we should looking for I think.

[giantkiller]

@GK

Look at this incredible web site.
http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/catalog_directory.html

That and Forrest Mims are the 2 oldest memories I got left. 

Check out page 8-9 of http://www.radioshackcatalogs.com/catalogs/history/index.html

There is a start of a tpu project( ) on the left and my favorite the loud speaker in the back right.

--giantkiller.

[sammy55]

Ah at last something I can say! I know much about the weather this is my job. The ionesphere twists waves and makes them circle polarised I have a pdf on this.

http://www.cosis.net/abstracts/EGU06/03576/EGU06-J-03576.pdf

It say the wave is 'left hand polarised component' so anticlockwise rotation of electric fields on TPU will be the same as this. I think 2 dipoles are need to pick up circle waves or something called a birdcage antenna. I think this is the real name as I can find on google.

http://images.google.com.au/images?um=1&hl=en&q=birdcage+coil&btnG=Search+Images

I think the big TPU coil has this inside it now that I look at it more. It looks like it woudl fit.

I have been learning english for 20 years, as my wife is english but still it is difficult so sorry if my technical words are not perfect.

[wings]

terrestrial natural electromagnetic noise:

http://www.earth-prints.org/bitstream/2122/3674/1/11bianchi.pdf

[sparks]

    I was wondering if the solarwind smacking into the magnetosphere at millions of miles an hour goes unnoticed by the Earth.  Pretty energetic stuff.