Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[forest]

Think about this:
Take two wires in parallel, A & B,
at the pulse end in wire A the field collapses in wire A,
pulse the second wire in opposite direction (at the right time as we push the swing),
this pushes the collapse in wire A increasing the BEMF.
You'll notice in the St.Clair patent the L & M collectors are wrapped the same way but pulsed in opposition. We want to enable a phase and polarity relationship for the two fields so in opposition they work together by the collapse and expansion going the same direction in their path along the runs and perpendicular to the runs.

On a 3 layer TPU the middle run is pulsed in opposition. This pushes the collapse into the top and bottom runs, increasing the collapse speed, like cannonballs.

The minimum layer count is 2 to enable the Bloch wall torsion between the two. This Bloch wall is on the horizontal plane.

Now look at TPUs this way: the runs can be parallel in the horizontal or vertical plane. The space between does not change except in angular placement.
Now lets say we let the middle collapse and use the top and bottom layers to push the collapse. This equates to squeezing the hose!
With sloppy windings and no mass circuitry this is the only way achievable. Woo-hoo!
Also switch or reverse the vernacular of the control and collector coil labels. The collector can wrap at 90 degrees around the control coil so the that the control loop is the bigger winding. The pronounced BEMF creates Radiant energy perpendicular to the control or horizontal coil and thereby sinks to the collector or vertical winding. The same energy that charged doorknobs in Tesla's building multiple floors and rooms away.

Fini...

Maybe another way is to disconnect the second end of coil-wire at the exact correct moment.... looks very very simple , right ? 

[h2ocommuter]

You all are hammering the details very well, bottoms up!

I am considering this patent, and how NT states the values trim out.

The values stated and how to tune this type of Pancake are the important factors in receiving the magnificent power available.

I have not built this yet but I am continually collecting knowledge, Parts and equipment to do so.

http://www.google.com/patents?q=512340

h2ocommuter

[giantkiller]

@h2
Welcome aboard. This process is so damn simple why not try. The cores can be aluminum, copper, or iron wire. Simple to wind and only a few feet.
I am completing this setup. I have noticed the magamp only passes the transitions and no dc. With that said the tank gets pinged by very fast ringing. That ringing is held in place by the tank so we can time another hit. This equates to a slow one wire shockwave or micro spark gap because the cap does not pass DC( we know this). Just depends on the speed of the attempt you want to imply. Adding groundloop's driver gives another speed level.

The bottom line is this: the Bloch wall torsion can be done at many angles and many speeds. You just need to know what kind of output material or configuration to match the associated result to.

JDO300 asked me about the output configuration in the patent. I told him it is strictly for the vortex field generation. After that it is left wide open for what ever you want to attach to it. And yes, @h2, I told him you could slap a pancake at the end of it to read it.

The serially connected inductors offers delay impedance just like the Deyo coil.  Whoa!

[NickZ]

    @GK:  wait no more... 
    Some very interesting and unconventional reading on what is a vortex, light, magnetism, and electricity:
  http://www.angelfire.com/realm3/oahspedownload/OAHSPE.pdf
      I couldn't copy just part of the book, so if interested just download the pdf file (890 pages) and see page 761 on. The book is called OAHSPE.  Written in 1882, by John Ballou Newbrough.  It was written in the same time period as Tesla,  before they pulled the wool over our eyes.
   It takes a couple of minutes to download.
                                                                NickZ

[giantkiller]

@Nikz,
I like John's insight into the Aether. There are alot of nuggets in this. I'll skip the history portions and aim at the science.