Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[otto]

Hello all,

yes, when the TPU is flipped upside down the particles are not spinning anymore and the voltage on the bulb dropps.

SM was right.

Otto

[Mk1]

@all

Here is a picture of my new coil . Still no DC .

I will look into driving it with more juice , not just 1.5 volts .

I tried it as a 2 phase , got only 10 volts , pull push 82 volts.

[teslaalset]

Tomorrow I might redo the presentation with the correct parameters. But I will probably use no tube meaning just like the inside the wires go in a straight line on the outside instead of curve around a tube. This gives the interesting illusion of a curved cylinder like has been mentioned before.

This may actually be a good point in the overall design.
Using a tube as placeholder for the wire results in a curved cylinder only at the inside but not on the outside.
One of the future experiments would be to implement the coil just as you draw them in the two pictures.
One way to do that is to use a construction as depicted below.
You could use a reel for this.

But........let's first replicate the original to show there is a real effect

[wings]

@ Otto
Are you testing Agentgates coil ?

[broli]

Hello all,

yes, when the TPU is flipped upside down the particles are not spinning anymore and the voltage on the bulb dropps.

SM was right.

Otto

Why, do you have a working TPU? This forum probably has the most TPU talk on the whole internet but it's one big pool of speculation. Noone ever has reproduced the results and shared them, it's always "TPU solved!" or "My working TPU!" but after countless of posts nothing is produced at all. So as far as SM goes and his TPU tricks it might be a load of horse dung before it can be confirmed with a real working replication.