Otto`s replication of Steven Mark`s TPU

[Earl]

Hi devilzangel,

there is no such thing as superconductors.
There are superconductors over certain temperature ranges.
The word superconductor has no meaning except when linked to temperature.

However, should the plates in the TPU be made of AL or AL/Mg the plate temperatures are very high due to high eddy-current heating.  Hot AL/Mg or AL is never a superconductor.  The plates get so hot, the TPU must be turned off after 30 minutes of load.  Talk of superconductivity is nonsense, in my opinion.

Regards, Earl

In the big 15" TPU AlMn (Aluminium Manganese alloy) [not pure Aluminum] has to be used, in order to boost the extractable energy level!!!!

please elaborate on how u know this. Why aluminum or AL MN alloy for that matter?

such alloys are shown to have superconductive properties.

The authors present tunneling results for junctions comprising Mn doped Al films produced by sputter deposition, with Mn concentrations in the range of 0-5000 ppm. Our results for S'/I/S', S'/I/S, and N/I/S junctions demonstrate that Al-Mn alloys can serve both as superconductors with critical temperatures reduced from that of Al and as normal metals. The authors find Al-Mn in this doping range to be otherwise identical to pure Al in terms of its BCS-like tunnel characteristics (for superconductors) and its ability to produce high-quality tunnel barriers.

Neutron scattering studies were performed on an Al-0.5-at.%-Mn dilute alloy at T=80 ?K and T=300 ?K sample temperatures. The incoherent magnetic scattering cross section was measured using the Dubna pulsed reactor as a function of in-going neutron energy, at four scattering angles. The results show a nonzero magnetic moment on the Mn sites and a ξ~6 ? radius oppositely polarized electron cloud around these atoms.

devilzangel
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[Earl]

Rich,

I recently posted a redrawn version of Otto's circuit on the German Otto's Nachbau thread (page 31) http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,1848.msg33925.html#msg33925 in which I changed the 240 degrees to 270 degrees.  Otto has made no comments on my GIF drawing until now.  I think the 240 degrees is an error.

Regards, Earl

updated document per otto's request.

please review it otto.

Also, I was looking for that cross section cut out pic of the TPU.

if anyone has anything else that I missed please let me know.

Rich

[Earl]

Rich,

I think I had 4 coils in my head when I thought 270 degrees.  270 is correct for 4 coils, but not for three coils.  For three coils 240 degrees is correct.  I was looking at Otto's 3 coil device and had the open TPU in my head.

That said, in Otto's 3 coil device, unless there is a fixed relationship of 120 degree electrical phase shift between each coil, there will not be a rotating magnetic field.  Feeding various random frequencies into coils physically spaced at 120 degrees will NOT produce a rotating field.

At this moment I can not say whether SM's device needs a classical rotating magnetic field or not.  It could be possible that only radiant events are produced and that these are not dependent on any rotating magnetic field.

Regards, Earl

[devilzangel]

I do agree to what you r saying .. as the quote stated "critical temperature"

however, SM mentions the electrons moving freely .. (due to removal of flux.) .. thus allowing speeds close to the speed of light (or maybe beyond) .. does that not constitute superconductivity?

devilzangel
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Hi devilzangel,

there is no such thing as superconductors.
There are superconductors over certain temperature ranges.
The word superconductor has no meaning except when linked to temperature.

However, should the plates in the TPU be made of AL or AL/Mg the plate temperatures are very high due to high eddy-current heating.  Hot AL/Mg or AL is never a superconductor.  The plates get so hot, the TPU must be turned off after 30 minutes of load.  Talk of superconductivity is nonsense, in my opinion.

Regards, Earl

[Earl]

NO, it does not contitute superconductivity.

I do agree to what you r saying .. as the quote stated "critical temperature"

however, SM mentions the electrons moving freely .. (due to removal of flux.) .. thus allowing speeds close to the speed of light (or maybe beyond) .. does that not constitute superconductivity?

devilzangel
..

Hi devilzangel,

there is no such thing as superconductors.
There are superconductors over certain temperature ranges.
The word superconductor has no meaning except when linked to temperature.

However, should the plates in the TPU be made of AL or AL/Mg the plate temperatures are very high due to high eddy-current heating.  Hot AL/Mg or AL is never a superconductor.  The plates get so hot, the TPU must be turned off after 30 minutes of load.  Talk of superconductivity is nonsense, in my opinion.

Regards, Earl