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

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[lltfdaniel1]

Look i don't care, this technology was given out of the blue to people like Nikola telsa, so he had to be taught certain things to understand it and then give it, but his ego got in the way,

What i say is this stuff does exist but ,only one can teach you and thats ''i am'',however this stuff is suppressed by divine intervention(goverments),and so in the bible about people about global warming,

At least, he has posted pictures, and videos found(x),

oh and say '' hi ''I AM'' or just think about this text ;-),because ''i am'' is long suffering.

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@Turbo

I never said the total power was coming from the battery, just as you never said this was free energy.

But, SM understood this well in terms of the battery. His unit could have run off a battery also to start it up. He elected to use a magnet through some type of collecting coils (two center coils) to start his pulses. Once the TPUs' main magnetic field was initiated, this would take over the magnets job to re-energize the collecting coils and his pulsing circuit. Why? Probably because he knew when ever a device is supported by a battery, all of academia will focus only on that. Sorry but this is a sad fact.

I have worked for financing an inventor of an electric motor driven self supporting looped generating system organizing prototype demos for university professors or industry investors and in every instance the focus of attention is the battery. They will want to see how long the unit will work when the loop is severed and until the battery dies. You can run the unit for a week steady on a 12 volt car battery producing 4000 watts continuous draw with no voltage drop on the battery, but they will want two weeks or a month. They cannot understand that the battery is only used as a starter and voltage regulator tank to only slightly skim the voltage like a rock thrown and jumping over water. So the work involved in bringing something to market, (since this is the aim to then help humanity) is much harder. They are now getting some serious investment but the work and the road involved was extremely hard. It goes with the territory. I can't say any more because of NCND and hopefully this will be openly published soon. But regardless, TPU type OU devices will outshine any other form, including electric motor type OU systems of current or coming devices. Today oil barons. Tomorrow coil barons.

I know 3 volts could not produce so much energy, but I also know that eventually, pulsing from a 3 volt battery will cease, and looping back some of the excess (if there is excess) may be an answer. We see a light bulb light up. This requires energy, if some of that can loop back, OK. If not, it's also OK.

I have also learned that the inventors mindset is not conducive to bringing their products to the world. That's were the business/diplomatic mindset comes in and in many instances the friction, between inventor (I am God syndrome) (remember when you said "Fools...") and his immediate entourage backers (Gold Fever Syndrome) and the businessmen trying to put this all together, could create its own power source. You can spend 10 years developing a device, one year on initial financing, two years on patenting and one year on manufacturing to stock up your inventory. Congratulations, you have now done 15% of the work. The remaining 85% is running and growing the business while avoiding costly mistakes.

In a scale from 1 to 10 for the level of scrutiny afforded a potential OU device, if an OU unit has a battery the level is 10, if it does not, it can go anywhere from 1 to 6. This is my experience. I guess SM wanted to cut through the fat by using a magnet, since his energy subset was already a magnetic field.

All well and done I still think your demo is remarkable as an initial concept and only hope that one day you can talk to someone who has a better video camera to do your presentation. A badly presented silent video could do more damage than no video at all. So I do think there needs to be some effort in presenting. That's where maybe someone else who has a good grasp on how others will perceive the presentation may be required to assist you. Hopefully you can find someone like that. Unfortunately SM did not and we lost most of the definition of his videos with black unit on black background settings. What a shame. What a loss.

Granted, I think that Sherlock kind of set you off and you quickly produced a video to make your other point. You should not let these guys get to you. Relax, take a few breaths, remember the goal, focus on the goal. The rest of us will act as your guards to block off the tacklers.

@Sherlock

As for Sherlock, I like the story... it is fiction. You can get away with a lot when writing fiction, but when it is directly aiming to ridicule someone, that's kind of tacky. Maybe you should apply to write for The Daily Show or start your own web site called Tales of the OU Universe.

@Sparkma

So your current stature in your retirement years gives you the right to be a major whip ass. I guess you had the R&D department whipping away, results were sent to the marketing department for presentation preparation, as well as sending it to the copy writing department for press releases and technical writing, then forwarded to the legal department for liability assessment, then forwarded to the patenting department for immediate patenting, then forwarded to administration for final green light on manufacturing, etc., etc. So try and do all that yourself. No one is an expert in everything. Inventors are not marketing people and I would rarely give them high marks on public relations, demos, etc. But given your supposed experience, you of all people should know that respect of ones limitations is paramount, so I guess that given your arrogant Big Mac demanding method compared to what you have stated about your former position is impossible. You don't get results by being a whip ass. Lesson #1 - You want respect, show some respect. People here fund their own designs, spend their own money, work for their own money to spend, spend their time reading, learning, testing, failing, failing, building, tearing down, buidling again, and again, all on their own dime. Welcome to the real world. So the last thing they need is a whip ass.

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