Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[giantkiller]

In the SM video with the tv and drill SM brings to 2 output leads spaced apart are we see huge white sparks.
That was my enlightening moment.
There are many ways to achieve that internal spark gap producing shockwaves of great intensity without producing 'visible' sparks. When these hit a coil the impedance is infinite for a moment before the conduction starts. This is a huge clue and falls in line with electrostatic charge.

So stun guns have an internal spark gap before it goes to the final coil for the external (shocker pins)?  Change the output coil?  in the stun gun?  to the TPU control coil ?  one for each?  Lost... I know but I remember you said something about using stun gun circuits before regarding the TPU.

[TEKTRON]

Hello all. hope im in the correct place. and i don' have time to read up,(i'm like 20 pgs. back) so I don't know where we are at. I just had a thought.... Gates coil design -VS- VHS tape. Why do we use a slanted tape head? silence....Because the info to reproduce TV wont fit on the tape. slanted head can record or play more info on more length of tape. 45 deg is waaaaay too steep. I don't have time or resources to experiment. lets try winding primary at 5 degrees or some other deg to complete at least one thread screw like fashion around the circumference of the coil. I think it would interact more with the secondarys. ..... something just came to mind...thinking of a bolt thread.. the finer the thread the more torque can be applied. because you have more "LEVERAGE"

[FatBird]

I know what you mean.  This thread just kind of died out.

[pauldude000]

I know what you mean.  This thread just kind of died out.

This thread died out because Agent Gates decided to start his own little forum for a personal mini think tank.

I was initially a member from the start for a grand total of about a week, until he posted his 'manifesto'. Cute little document that in essence gave him legal ownership of any and all ideas generated in the forum....

I can smell a scam a mile away.

He may well have had a limitedly working device, but he probably did not even know how or why it really worked. His open claims were initially for public disclosure and free sharing of information, but his little 'notice' described otherwise.

Reminded me far too much of Edison.

Not the brilliance mind you, but the 'business' side of the equation, where every one of Edison's employees were relieved of any new ideas while under his employ, as said ideas belonged to 'the company'.

Paul Andrulis

[Sprocket]

This thread died out because Agent Gates decided to start his own little forum for a personal mini think tank.

I was initially a member from the start for a grand total of about a week, until he posted his 'manifesto'. Cute little document that in essence gave him legal ownership of any and all ideas generated in the forum....

I can smell a scam a mile away.

He may well have had a limitedly working device, but he probably did not even know how or why it really worked. His open claims were initially for public disclosure and free sharing of information, but his little 'notice' described otherwise.

Reminded me far too much of Edison.

Not the brilliance mind you, but the 'business' side of the equation, where every one of Edison's employees were relieved of any new ideas while under his employ, as said ideas belonged to 'the company'.

Paul Andrulis

Thanks for the heads-up.  I always wondered why this promising thread died.  Greed seems to be the main reason we still have access to only cave-man technology, relatively speaking. 

Your last paragraph about Edison is generally the rule rather than the exception nowadays though - most companies insist that any invention made while a company's employee, automatically belong to said company.  At least that's my understanding.