SM's TPU SUMMARY. What We Know So Far.

[e2matrix]

@Fatbird,  I didn't really think it was identical but just saw similarity to what I know.  Do we know at this time exactly how the TPU coil is wired?  Or what is the most probable coil winding for making it work?  I'm thinking about trying to build one. 

[FatBird]

Based on the picture of SM's Model 1 with that Toroid on top, here is my best guess so far.

My best guess so far is the schematic below, or some VARIATION there of.

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[kooler]

hello
i been real busy lately but i got alittle time to work on the tpu again ( few hours )..
i mixed "daniel mcfarland cooks" build in it and WOW the tanks fill instant..
it might look messing but it works good..
i'll be gone for a couple days but here is a schematic..

[FatBird]

Kooler,  Please post a picture of your setup.

Thanks.

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[Westland]

Thought I would toss in something that might help out here. Don't know for sure. This may sound unrelated, but I think you will understand by the time you get to the end. I will be talking about a standard coil here. Built a coil with 1000 winds of #22. Core was metal coat hangers cut to length that I got from the thrift store by the box full. Had a rotor made from a small wheel with magnets on it. Was using the circuit Imhotep uses on his Bedini fan charger just for the hell of it. My son was handing me components and I was soldering them in. He gave me a 1000k ohm pot instead of a 100 ohm pot, and I put this in. The resister he gave me was also high, like 680 ohms instead of 50. I would spin the wheel, but it would not stay spinning no matter how I adjusted the pot. But I noticed that when the magnet from the wheel passed the coil, my little light that triggers at 90 volts would activate. So I just stuck a magnet near the coil and it begin to emit a whining sound and the 90 volt light lit up and stayed lit. I connected my charging battery up, and it began to charge. I went back through my setup and realized that I had the wrong pot and resister, so I changed them and got my rotor spinning like I wanted it to. But now I think about theat whining coil and the voltage it was putting out just by coming close to a magnet. Does that sound familiar to anyone?