user TURBO?s replication of Steven Mark?s TPU ?

[sparkman]

Virus:

Thank you for your post!!

I've been seeing this statement about "overheating problem" and "critical flaw" over and over on the forum. Don't take it personally that I responded to your post, I just felt now was the time to put this "old saw" to rest. It also gave me the chance to make my offer to Steve Mark and the rest of the FE community.

So you see it had a positive side and you were instrumental in making it happen. Sort of like a "kick" mmmm, with the proper "kicks" this forum could get moving in the right direction.

My sincere thanks. 

Sparkman

[nutekk]

hey...only been lurking around for a couple of days. very interesting experiments going on. Something occured to me with now using "air" cores. What if the cores were made of hollow glass and you pumped water through them. this would control the heat.
also we know what water in a glass can be used for!
maybe something maybe nothing. Hopefully soon ill start making my own coils.
keep experimenting!

[virus]

Virus:

Thank you for your post!!

I've been seeing this statement about "overheating problem" and "critical flaw" over and over on the forum. Don't take it personally that I responded to your post, I just felt now was the time to put this "old saw" to rest. It also gave me the chance to make my offer to Steve Mark and the rest of the FE community.

So you see it had a positive side and you were instrumental in making it happen. Sort of like a "kick" mmmm, with the proper "kicks" this forum could get moving in the right direction.

My sincere thanks. 

Sparkman

Sparkman

No offense taken.

I greatly wish I had the knowledge and expertise some of you guys have, most of the lingo on these sites just flies over head, but wanting to do something in this direction for the good for a long long time.

I think I just got up tight with the flippant attitude and no regard to anything serious about what other people have/are putting into developing our comforts in life.

Most people here donââ,¬â,,¢t only read one thread, so it tends to build up.

Maybe the other guys, if they want, can state their fields of expertise or what they can/will contribute to this forum, this way we all know each other ââ,¬Ëœn bit better.  This is not a boast show but I believe in ââ,¬Å"Give credit where credit is dueââ,¬Â

(Maybe I am putting my foot into my mouth,) but I think the guys who are serious about what they are trying to accomplish here need to standup and pull this forum together, and keep it that way.

Virus

[sparkman]

Hello Virus:

(Maybe I am putting my foot into my mouth,) but I think the guys who are serious about what they are trying to accomplish here need to standup and pull this forum together, and keep it that way.

Excellent point, but as no one knows anyones expertise, you can't create a managed engineering solution where specialized talents are properly focused and directed. Threads are constantly derailed. I suspect if it is ever accomplished, it won't be engineered on a forum.

Good tidings to you:

Sparkman

[hartiberlin]

ok you are right.
it only fits this:

This TPU is wound of three collector coils.

Okay, Tomas,
these are the 3 output coils.
But how are they connected ?

All just in series ?

Around each collector are 3 control coils which goes all the way around.
So we have 3 collectors, each collector has 3 coils wound over it at 90 degrees.

T.

Shouldn?t it be  120 degrees ?
And additionally there seems to be another coil wound around the whole setup
at the end which is then somehow connected to control coils, which is
probably the feedback coil.

Tomas, please clarify.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.