Otto`s replication of Steven Mark`s TPU

[Grumpy]

Otto's collector resembles mobius resistor - non-inductive and non-reactive

[gn0stik]

Guys,

thanks a lot for your kind words.

Dont worry, Rich, my feeling never fails about my visitors.

Is one of you able to post on this forum my final drawing?? I dont know how to do it.

AND ITS REALLY IN THIS MOMENT MY FINAL DRAWING.

The pdf is NOT so important.

Otto

Alright if you feel good about them, or know them, then I trust your judgment, but still, be careful.

I didn't know if you answered so I did my best to post it in german in your thread, hehe, probably sounds horrible in german.

Any way, I tried, the language barrier shouldn't be only yours to deal with.

So, I am taking your drawing and as many of your notes as I can find and making a PDF for people, should be ready soon.

Regards,
Rich

[MeggerMan]

Hi Otto,
Good work, well done!

The drawing that Dansway posted:
otto_finaldrawing2.jpg

The 3 frequencies input, are they all from 3 different frequencies from seperate signal generators or is it one frequency with a phase shift of 180 degrees for each of the 3 inputs?
Reason I ask is that I have one 20Mhz signal generator and I may need to get two more.

Is the 4 inch collector coil inside the 6 inch collector?

Regards
Rob

[gn0stik]

HERE is the first revision of the PDF that I have made from the combined specs of Otto's TPU.

Although all the information is in different threads, once it's all collected into one cohesive document it makes pretty clears sense.

So here it is, otto.pdf v1.0

Some stuff will probably need to be added as we remember more, I'm open to suggestions for items to include.

I didn't know where to put the references to aluminum, and how exactly the mobius looks in real life.

I was also going to put in some quotes from SM that point to different parts of Otto's configuration to make it a bit clearer in the minds of everyone.

What we lack is exact frequencies, we have some ideas of ranges but that's about it.

Input power is another thing lacking, we have some voltage figures but no current figures.

Such as it is, however, it should be enough to replicate with a little experimenting.

It's pretty quick and dirty, I wanted to get it posted before I got in the car. It'll be more refined tomorrow. I just wanted to get this out there to help people who are in the middle of replicating so that they could have easy to reference material.

@Otto, please review this and tell me what else it needs. You can PM me with any information you would like added. Thanks.


Regards,
Rich

[Gustav22]

...PDF that I have made from the combined specs of Otto's TPU.

Hi Rich,
thanks for your efforts.

Maybe it would make sense to collect incoming questions from everybody at the end of the document in FAQ style.
Then Otto can answer those to which he knows the answer
and open questions would be logged and be left open until the answer is found.

Thanks again to you and Otto.