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

[mkt3920]

Grumpy,
I assume you are referring to amplification of input pulses via the radiant effect, but not the TPU's final effect, which sounds like superconductive magnetic resonance done with natures rf?  ie., I don't think anyone is going to get the "explosive" (or implosive) effect unless the control coils are wound a certain way and the frequencies are found.
Kent

[Groundloop]

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[aether22]

Well I agree, SM has not IMO given enough info for someone to be too likely to replicate his work, which is why my interest was minimal until I saw this thread.

Turbo sure hasn't, Dave hasn't answered as to if he faked it or not and much the same with Otto.
If those two have had success we are very close, if not then we are effectively nowhere.

However that's not quite true, there are lots of other devices out there many similar to the SM device, and IMO if we looked at the common features and got a sense of the underlying principles behind these devices, know what 'tricks' they use to do what they do we could put all these devices together ourselves. (rather than needing to copy a device we could design our own in much the same way we can design an electric motor)

There are PLENTY of AG & FE  devices out there, and more all the time, what is lacking is an understanding of how they work, not more devices.

The only way this is going to stop being 'magic' and begin being science is when people are ready to put a bit more effort into understanding how these technologies work.

One thing I'd like clarified, do we know in SM had his collector coil at 90 degrees to the controller coil as Dave has?
And did SM claim that the DC output was not merely rectified somehow? (because these two things are impossible for anything like normal induction)

Obviously if your going to think about how the SM device works you have to consider the nature of the aether vortex and gyroscopic effects this device has, actually that's what attracts me to this technology.

[Groundloop]

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[MeggerMan]

Hi Alex,
Yes, Turbo's experiment was false and so was Dave's, although to be fair Dave did say it was not over-unity and only done to encourage others to try the experiment.
Otto, I'm not so sure about, he does sound genuine and appears to be having genuine problems.
I think you need to take the failures you have had and put them behind you and plod on.
Otto mentioned in his last post about sync'ing the three oscillators in time, that would mean some kind common multiple of frequency for the three frequencies.
To achieve this means using a master oscillator and then three divide by n circuits.

This is probably a stupid question, but have you checked that when your oscillators are coupled to the coils they are actually oscillating?
If you have the sort of current being used that you mentioned then it might be the oscillators are failing to pulse correctly or stalling each other during the "On" cycle.
Can I suggest that you drive the oscillator from a seperate supply to avoid this issue.
Let us know how your testing continues.

Regards

Rob