2 coil TPU - Appears to be OU

[NightBlade]

@EMDevices

Hmm, thats correct I didn't notice that it was connected at the GND. I'll have to test it with the GND at the end and see if that affects the voltage.

Cheers

[hartiberlin]

Hi Nightblade,
I still don?t fully understand how you have setup
your coils.
Is the left red wire coil just one part of the right green wire device setup ?

Also keep in mind, that you might have a potential difference fromyour soundcrad ground
to the other ground, where you supply the grounding for your TPU.
This way, if you use different grid sockets for this there is easily
a potential difference buildp.

Also please try to go out just with your
coils without any grounding away from any high voltage or
house lines and measure again only
with an analog meter..
If you only have a digital meter, make sure your
batteries are fully charged in it, so it will
not measure unreliablely.

Please report back again.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[NightBlade]

Theres 2 of the red coils which are unconnected to anything, wrapped with the green coil. Yes I will have to do more testing to be certain. I'd like to find a lightbulb with the right voltage so i can test out how much power is present. I will keep you updated.

[z.monkey]

Howdy,
Take your voltmeter and put it on the AC voltage setting.  Place the ground wire on a real ground like the bare chassis of the computer, or the ground lug on the AC outlet.  Take the positive lead of the voltmeter and hold it up into the air at arms length.  You should see a small AC voltage in the air.  Take the positive lead of the voltmeter and place it on your forehead.  Do you see a little different voltage?  Now take the positive lead of the voltmeter and check other objects around the room, notice some other voltages?  Is this free energy?  No, this is stray radiated AC voltage from the AC outlet.  It gets on everything.

OK here is something else to try.  Set out you oscilloscope to be AC coupled.  Make the vertical deflection about 0.05 volt per division.  Set the horizontal deflection to around 20 milliseconds per division.  Isolate the ground clip by clipping it to the probe lead.  Stick the probe on your forehead.  You may need to adjust the vertical and horizontal deflection a little.  What you see on the oscilloscope screen is your own personal human wave.  Now take the probe and stick it on your friends forehead.  You'll see a slightly different wave.  Now the first person place your hand on the second persons arm.  The wave changes again.  Now its averaging 2 human waveforms.

The oscilloscope experiment is not as fun when the AC power is out.  Most of the "human" waveform is skin voltage which is AC voltage on your skin.  The actual human wave forms are much more feeble and you need a 60hz notch filter to eliminate the skin voltage to see them.

Fun with the Old Silly Scope...

[NightBlade]

Its strange... I seem to recall a member mentioning something about the reading being from the differential between the GND and the sound card, however I cannot find this posting now. It would seem I jumped the gun in making this topic. It was not my intent to cause any stir, I only wanted to document my attempt at building a (hopefully) working TPU based on Steven Mark's designs. Unfortunatly I have lost my original unit and I don't have enough wire left on my spool to make another identical one, however I have an idea based on singerxyz's flux drive video on youtube that I will document and post on a new youtube account soon. Until then, im sorry I was wrong and I will try to be more thorough in my documentation and experimentation. I apologize again but I am working with the crudest of tools and donated equipment so I am limited in what I can achieve.