Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[wattsup]

@otto

Good, good and good. I will build it. It is easier than to ask a million questions that I have runing in my mind. This WILL be fun. I'll make the protective screen first. I want to keep my inerds intack.

@Stefan

Can you add a post in the Q&A section giving the link to the pdf document(s) and update as new doc are made..

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=2235.0;attach=95207

Plus here is a question to Otto.
1) Did you use the 22.5mm per inch rule when calculating the coil wire lengths.

@chrisC
I have a pdf document that I always thought was a patent from SM. I will post it here when I get back to my home computer later today.

[c0mster]

@ Com

Your control coils looked to be made from single strand magnetic wire.  Is this the case?  The replication calls for STRANDED.

Also 7 amps output from your P/S in wire rated at 2.2 amps....Hmm....and they did not melt and burn up...hmm....I wonder why!  LOL  Think about it!

Say what, control coils are bifilar single strand primary and secondary... well that?s what I read, and collector around the rigs are multi strand. My TPU is a clone of Jason?s and I followed the tpu pdf. Have I got something wrong? Then both me and Jason got it wrong. The driving ctc, well as long as we get the pulse right , Jason was using a function generator with 50% duty mosfets. Mosfet, NPN transistor, hand switch <well maybe 180k by hand is not possible> ?.., many ways to achieve the same result. My power supply is a 12volt motorbike battery. Do you know how many amps those puppies can put out? Try it with a 50amp meter and hook it direct for a split second and see. Try to see how long you can short 28meg wire before it burns up. I have done all these tests. Gad if I can get the same results as Otto or Jason using just a battery not a mains power supply then I must have something right?. At least I hope so

I guess as long as I achieve the same results as Otto, Roberto, Jason and anyone else trying it I should be ok?. If not I?ll start again.


Cam

[otto]

Hello all,

@wattsup

I tried with 22,5mm, hmmm....as Im waiting for my scope I cant answer exactly. 22,5mm for the inch and then same weight for primary and secondary, again,hmmm....

Looks good but as I cant see my signals...sorry.

Otto

[Merkhava]

Regarding questions to UEC ...

@ Lindsay,

I am very curious why UEC has not made the TPU available to the public either by commercially making a product for sale, or at least licensing it out to those who will manufacture it?

The SM demonstration videos were made ten years ago, yet UEC has apparently done nothing substantial with the patent. From my point of view, the patent seems to have degraded into a means to essentially gag SM and suppress the technology from being brought to market.

Isn't it reasonable to expect UEC to produce a product? And if they do not have the deep pocket backing and factory assests, then why not at least give other enterprises the right to manufacture?

If Radiant Energy technology was allowed to supersede Fossil Fuel energy, all these recent wars in the Balkans and Middle East would possibly never have happened. I mean, isn't "The War of Terror" essentially a disguised Resource War for domination of what's left of the "Oil Patch"?

I firmly believe that energy emancipation is the most fundamental issue that prevents human civilization from making the next big leap forward. So why not change the world for the better? What is there to fear? Less pollution? Less poverty? Less war? Potentially diminished CO2 emissions that may factor into climate change?

Robby

[bob.rennips]

.....If Radiant Energy technology was allowed to supersede Fossil Fuel energy, all these recent wars in the Balkans and Middle East would possibly never have happened. I mean, isn't "The War of Terror" essentially a disguised Resource War for domination of what's left of the "Oil Patch"?

I firmly believe that energy emancipation is the most fundamental issue that prevents human civilization from making the next big leap forward. So why not change the world for the better? What is there to fear? Less pollution? Less poverty? Less war? Potentially diminished CO2 emissions that may factor into climate change?

Robby

The whole western world particularly, and many other countries have economies that rely on the printing of the dollar. The only reason the dollar has any value is because trading and buying of the majority of the world's oil is in dollars. Therefore countries have to hold reserves of dollars. This whole scenario holds up a massive amount of debt. There is also staggering amounts of debt in all the energy infrastructure.

Now move to a scenario where 'free' energy become available. Previously prosperous countries will be saddled with huge amount of debt, and ironically move into third world status. Countries with natural resources such as Africa and Australia (whay hay!!) will benefit the most, as will third world countries without vast amounts of debt.

India, Africa, China, Russia will become dominant forces in the world. Wealthy, powerful, political families that have their wealth based on oil will be decimated.

In the short term, the social upheaval will be huge. This, coupled with the loss of wealth and power is what fuels the current status quo, and prevents this sort of technology getting out.

However, global warming, oil shortages, potable water shortages (free energy would solve this overnight as saltwater could be desalinated) means the world has to go through this 'burning' in order for the phoenix to rise out of the ashes, so to speak.

Onwards and upwards.