Otto`s replication of Steven Mark`s TPU

[CTG Labs]

Hi Chris & Bruce,

Thanks for your comments.  I guess I am still confused.  Everyone is wanting to replicate it, but what are you replicating, there is no excess energy above that used to operate the device.

You all seem to be dancing around that talking about conversion and spikes.

So, I will ask again!  CAN ANYONE SHOW ME ANY POWER MEASUREMENTS IN THE DOCUMENT SHOWING EXCESS ENERGY OUTPUT ABOVE THE WHAT THE POWER SUPPLY IS FURNISHING?

Roberto said that the device will give you whatever power output you want to take and the input power will remain the same or drop regardless of output, and that the input simply powers the oscillators and so the output to the bulb is a free conversion right?

Surely this would be the MAIN POINT!  SHOWING EXCESS ENERGY!  Thats the point of the device, and yet there is none.  Yes, you can talk about heat releasing more electrons, isnt that what silicon in transistor does anyway?  The point IS if there was ANY CONVERSION taking place, there would BE EXCESS ENERGY ABOVE THAT OF THE POWER SUPPLY.

As we do not have any excess energy above that given by the power supply WE CANNOT SAY THERE IS CONVERSION OF AN UNKOWN ENERGY TAKING PLACE CAN WE?  Then what do we have but a pile of wire?

No the bulb is not being powered by the DC directly, the transistors have taken care of that, pulsing it and creating spikes instead, but the output is not shown to be more than taken in watts or joules from the supply and until that is shown which I would have thought would have been FOREMOST in the document, then there is nothing.  And I dont see the point of everyone else trying to replicate something the author hasnt even shown to be true himself!

What I mean is, if the unit converts more "aether" in to electrical energy than electrical energy used to run the device why there are no measurements?  If it gives you what you want to take, why the bulb is dim, why there are not 10 bulbs?

Someone mentioned putting a 60 watt bulb on instead of a hundred 100 watt bulb and I am not sure of the point, so the 60 watt bulb will light to 30 watts instead of the hundred watt one?



Regards,

Dave.

[chrisC]

Dave:

It's almost 1 am where I am and I'm calling it a day but just to answer your question one more time!

. Its not about the power supply. The PS is ony used in this demo. to power up the magic 3 frequency oscillations for the magnetic coupling & other effects (heat) to get started.
. The amount of Aether power potentially available is infinite. At absolute resonance it will probably kill you. That is why Otto forced his tuning to be off from the resonance, so at least you can see a lighted bulb but safe enough so members of his "family" will still be around!
. Don't look to compare input and output , please! Get over this hump and you will see reality.

Regards

chrisC

[CTG Labs]

Ok,

So what your saying is that there is no excess energy, but the bulb is being powered by converted aether instead?

The batteries are powering the oscillators only and the bulb lights from converted aether.  So if we add up the power used by the bulb and by the oscillators and take it away from the power suppled by power supply, surely we will read an excess because the bulb is not powered by it.

If I find your comments to disregard input to output power completley reckless!  I dont mean to offend you, but I must say what I feel on this.  How do you intend to confirm that aether is being converted to EXCESS electrical energy is you do not intend to measure HOW MUCH YOU HAVE CONVERTED COMPARED TO WHAT YOU USED TO START THE OSCILLATIONS??>

If aether is being coverted to electrical energy and is powering the bulb, we can measure it.  Even if we cannot measure it with instruments, we can hook up 100 bulbs and clearly have proof of excess power output.

Regarding "opening my mind", I dont claim to know it all by a long shot, but I have spent 12 years actively researching and building every affordable (to me) device I have been able to lay my hands on.  I would like to think I have an open mind in order to pursue this as actively and long as I have and the amount of money I have spent on it, loosing my fiancee over it and spending a year in prison.

If there was shown measurements of power in the bulb not taken from the supply but instead from converted aether then I could say, ok I have an open mind I can try and replicate these results.  But none is shown to have an open mind about.

Good luck in your replication.


Regards,

Dave.

[otto]

Hello all,

@Dave

I know in the past you made TPUs, coils.....why dont you try to build just 1 control coil, cut 2 lamp wires to the exact lenght connect everything as shown and then see whats going on??? Almost forgot: pulse this coil with 3 frequencies.

If you do so, just with this few wires you can already see how the sinus if forming.
But I must warn you. Dont even think to touch the wires when this coils are pulsed. Because its only 1 control coil this doesnt mean there is not much power. Just try it.

I know you have a lot of other work to do but just try.

Otto

[Jdo300]

Hmmmm... 

Interesting discussion going on here. I haven't been following any of it because I have been busy replicating Otto/Roberto's setup. So far, I have constructed the control circuits (using mic4427BN MOSFET drivers and IRF840 MOSFETs). The circuit works great and I have been able to measure rise times as fast as 38ns on the FETS with these drivers.

I also constructed the TPU (ECD as Otto/Roberto call it) and have photos of it below I still have a few more connections to make to connect the collector coils properly and then it will be ready for preliminary testing.

By the way, for all of those out there wondering what is going on with the input/output power. This thing is so easy to build, why not just make one and answer the questions you have for yourself? My goal is to duplicate the effects outlined in the PDF file. If I get any results worth reporting, I'll draft up my own PDF with build and test details. Video will also follow if results are positive.

God Bless,
Jason O