Lords of the Ring

[Grumpy]

Sweet referred to "rapidly changing impedence"...

Also, you can time the repetition rate of the pulses to make them process or precess (rotate) in CW or CCW direction.

Wouldn't pulsing in opposite direction with opposite polarity cancel the signal briefly when the pulses pass each other - like you opened the circuit very quickly? - wouldn't this cause a rapid change in impedence?

Passing pulses look just like a differentiated square wave (for an instant) and then they would cancel and then pulse again unless you stopped them (first attachement):

Two waves travelling in opposite directions create a standing wave - cancels and then reforms
http://www.kettering.edu/~drussell/Demos/superposition/superposition.html
(second attachment)

[gn0stik]

Good point Grumpy, I hadn't looked at this from the impedance standpoint, perhaps this is exactly what Floyd was talking about. Now, I have to absorb this into my thinking about it.

What do you have when you have an impedance that cannot be matched? A very flexible system, no doubt. What other properties might a system like this display? Interesting.

I want to make something clear however. This is nothing that I or GK came up with, rather, it's something that we perceived, together.I believe it to be one of the processes that must be taking place in the TPU, as it explains a lot, and I believe whether you are pulsing in the same or opposite direction, or timing them carefully, you will achieve the same effect to one degree or another. However, it stands to reason that if you time them just right, you will get much more pronounced results. 

Also, about my earlier rant, I'm over it, and I hope GK is as well, we're both philly boys, and I know he can handle it, us boys from the city of brotherly love generally have tough skin and say what we think.

Now to make something clear, just because it's not specifically mentioned, in a specific device that may, or may not be working. Does not mean it is, or is not happening. I'm having a hard time trying to covey my meaning here. I guess what I'm trying to say, is that I have no idea how fundamental to a working TPU this may be.

In Jason's video with the single coil, he posted today, he used only ONE signal and got very interesting results.

So, it very well may be, and probably IS a combination of unconventional approaches that make this thing work. Which would be why it's so hard to back engineer.

A researcher here may try one aspect such as this, and it doesn't work, so they abandon it in favor of something else.

I've seen this countless times since I've been here. And things get revisited from time to time.

The only difference with this idea as compared to others, is that it came directly from SM's messages, to the workbench (or garage floor, like me), to a logical transformation to what it is now, on GK's workbench.

At any rate, as I said, I think people should be trying to replicate Otto's results, as this is just an idea that is a small PART of what may be happening inside the TPU.  His research already, in my opinion, incorporates this.

Regards,
Rich

[Grumpy]

By the way,  Tesla used two tesla oscillators of different frequencies to produce ball lightning by shorting the hgih freq one to the low freq one - dumping the impedence in an instant and releasing the full power of the slower freq oscillator.

There are two trains of thought to explain the effects - that of Tesla's RE and Dave Lowrance's OU in copper - which have to be related - perhaps at the proton level.  Either way - it is the rate of change that imparts the effect.

[Thaelin]

Hi all:
   Just off the bench with a new experiment. It has been making me wonder just what is the grounds for the power generation. The combining of say two or more signals together to generate a kick for lack of a better word. Two signals of 20v p/p 180 out of phase should generate a signal of 40v p/p. But I just did the experiment and recieved 80v. It has enough power behind it to dimly light a  125v 20w bulb. That is only with the output of two signal gens forceing a signal from only the positive side into a bifilar coil. the other coil is to the bulb. Both gen negatives left off. This allows me to force two seperate signals from oposite ends of the coil to meet in the middle. As I was tuning through the different frequencies, I was amazed at the way some of it would combine or cancel out. A great ride.
   Not sure this has much relavant meaning but think so. Wish I had a third gen but for now will keep at it with two. I am going to hook up now using a pair of fets and trigger directly off the signal gens as their output is about 10v.  I will be posting its outcome later in the day or tomorrow. Need to go for a walk and ponder this a while. That is when I do my best thinking.

sugra

[gn0stik]

Sugra, interesting, so were you using sine, or square waves?