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

[tomas]

if we need to store magnetic energy ,the iron core i believe would fit best because it can hold the configuration for a short period.
if we use a core like copper , at the moment we switch off the energy supply all is lost.

so to jump from one puls onto the second and onto the third with gain, we need to store the energy in a sort of "magnetic battery" otherwise the pulses will not add to each other.

However if we would use an energized copper wire , this could also work.

T.

[Hoppy]

Paul Lowrance wrote: -

"Last, but not least, and no offense to Donald P. Walton, but we all have to consider this is all a sidetrack.  I'm not saying it is.  What I am saying is while spending time on Donald P. Walton's machine, ***PLEASE*** do not forget what you were previously working on."

IMO this is very good advice Paul. I find it very difficult indeed to take seriously a TPU consisting of just coils of wire with no PSU. Time will tell though because with the info so far provided it should be possible for someone to eventually replicate the passive TPU and provide a construction guide, assuming of course it's genuine. I'm into other areas of research and experimentation and don't feel inclined to change course onto this particular serving at this point in time.

[PaulLowrance]

Lets not forget the magnetic field generated from just electrical current does not instantly vanish when the current stops. The field traverses through space.  :-)

BTW, attached is an image showing what's underneath the wire wrapping. See the green arrow.

Now, is that X's photo?  Sorry if it's not as I can't read all this SM stuff right now, lol.  Also, please note I am not suggesting X's machine is not legit. In fact, it seems very nice and hopeful, as I believe it is possible to extract energy from the sea of energy we call space.

Paul Lowrance

[tomas]

Lets not forget the magnetic field generated from just copper current does not instantly vanish when the current stops. The field traverses through space.  :-)

Paul Lowrance

ok then we can definatly asume it has mass and will keep its energy. 

then it would be just a matter of adding energy so it speeds up untill near or over "C" and start collecting.

T.

[tomas]

as I believe it is possible to extract energy from the sea of energy we call space.

Paul Lowrance

offcource we can  but not with the present model, since its a sub set of what can be done.

we need to go into the real stuff like higher symmertry electrodynamics so we can split the bidirectional wave pairs.

T.