Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[sparks]

great diagram but you need to take the ring in the middle and make it bumpy or polar.  ^ ^ ^ ^   Then give it rotation.   Thanks for the work.

[Spider]

Hi,

@otto, thank you for your reply, made things much clearer for me.
My mind is also not so big thats why I make these little drawings sometimes.
It is nice to have a place like this to share thoughts..

I saw the whole Rodin video some time ago, amazing theory....I read he live in Europe now somewhere.

@sparks, also thank you,

I make little drawings in Paint, not the best for 3D. Still looking for something better...

You are right about the middle one. It would have to be wound so that the flux passing in nanoseconds would create just the right effect. I think just a spike and not to much current for the rotation to loose to much momentum. The rotation and up-and-down have to be controled separately i think. Both really fast tho.

Many more ideas but first have to install the new dishwasher.....

Greetings Rene

[zerotensor]

Since "vibration" has been brought up, I thought I'd share with you a concept that keeps occurring to me as I read over the TPU discussions:  Delay Line Memory.  Google it.  Keep in mind that iron itself has magnetostrictive properties, so it should be possible to get a similar effect without any piezo-transducers.  (no good for bits but maybe fine as an electron pump).  Spherics in his thread mentioned that SM used a coil of iron as a delay line, and that it had to be tuned to a certain length.  The magneto-acoustic pulse could be the "squeezing of the water hose" as in the analogy attributed to SM.  Might explain the vibration and heating, as well as the frequency of the ripple on the output (in the audio range)...  A classic delay line memory uses torsional waves on a wire.

Cheers,

zt

[Spider]

@sparks, otto and the rest,

So I dumped Paint and found a nice animation program.

It took my brain a few nanoseconds to learn the software but I am pleased with the result so far.

Here is the idea in a better version.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get60

It plays well in a player that can loop.

Maybe I"ll do the spherics design too..And I am open for requests, ani's I mean..

Greetings Rene

At least I have a new hobby now..

[sparks]

@Spider

  I only have paint to work with also.

@ Otto

  From what is posted below you can see that I like tubes also