Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[giantkiller]

@e2matrix, loner, nickz,
The event is when the polarity flips to return. The BEMF shows up as(not AT) the field collapses. But the starting event is scalar, RE, aether modification point, ZPE(that is where the zero comes from(its really a big universe in there)). Very high frequency at ZPE. Why the window is so short that all we can do i stick a conductor in there to see the shockwave. Oops big secret here. Copper is an antenna(Tesla). Oops another big secret. Diodes dont work. Oops another big secret. Conduction is current. Oops another big secret. The shockwave is perpendicular, scalar. Uh Oh. Point an IR gun at a spark gap(not the terminals) and tell me what you see. Damn, I am giving away the frriggin farm again.

You want big flip? Hit with hard, fast energy. Because at the flip point you have massive movement for mass quantities. Now what is the easy way? Spark gap into a coil. All hail the ignition system circuit. What is the secret? HAhahahaha. The auto ignition system is backward! But it is sparked by the ignition point stage. So we have a spark generator to a step up coil(Tesla) to a spark gap into a flammable plasma cloud! What? Are we insane? It called internal combustion whoopteedoo... This is akin to the storage of hydrogen after electrolysis. And no this is not Stanley Meyer. He called it cracking because we don't ignite the gas at all, Hello? We use the energy at its high snap point. At the crack!

Remember the "white" spark show SM gave with the SM17? Well, lo and behold, there ya go. Cold energy. If it wasn't it would have detonated his rib cage. Why he even held it with both hands! No Telsa left hand rule. Why? No current. This could still get a man killed.

My brain is so full. Processes 1, configurations infinite.

@all,
Simple, simple recipe. But there are those who will still argue. To those I say 'Put you heads down, you're already asleep'.

Here is your puzzle for the day:
In the design of a microwave oven the controls are always on the right. Why? Because that is where the MOT sits. Why? Do we stack microwave ovens? Do we operate them back to back? Do we operate them facing in opposite directions? Clue: It has something to do with the MOT placement.

Good Lord! I sound like IST... CHEERS 

--GK. There is only one thing missing...

[NickZ]

    GK: 
    Looks like you've been taking leasons from IST again.
  Good thing he's right on, most of the time.
                                                                NZ
 
 
                                                                             

[e2matrix]

Quick someone give GK another shot of tequila so he'll give up the last secret - LOL    Thanks for the great tips!  I did get a couple stun guns but it looks like everything including the final coil is potted in epoxy.  May still be able to use them and if nothing else they are damn scary units for only $11 shipped (fleabay).  Better quality than I thought they'd be (but IMO stun guns are never really a good defense item).  Currently I'm trying to get a Red Snapper (electric fence charger) open to see if there are any goodies in there I might try in a TPU. 
    So if there is scalar waves involved with the TPU does that require caduceus style winding of some coils? 

[otto]

Hello all,

@NickZ

Im born in Zagreb and live here in this nice town.

The TPU was never replicated because nobody knew whats going on in such a device. Nobody even guessed that its based on superconduction.

The idea that a TPU uses Scalar energy, to say it in this way, is maybe fine for you but sorry to say, its wrong.

I already said yesterday that the TPU gets his extra energy from the inside. From the coils.

I dont want to "sell" my theory because I didnt finnish my job and even then I think I wouldnt post my theory because its hard to describe what you cant see.

So, in short, no Scalars but superconduction.

Otto

[forest]

otto,

Maybe it's superconductor not because it is a special material but because of producing special massless electrons ?