Successful TPU-ECD replication !

[EMdevices]

tao, I think you better build your thread or Grumpy is going to explode.   The expectation is killing  him !!    Ha  Ha 

EM

[chrisC]

Hi tao:

Thank you for sharing with us your theory and experiments. I sure am looking forward to your sharing, as with a lot of other people. Grumpy seems to have a chip on his shoulders for whatever reasons. We'll have to go on without him then.

Regards
chrisC

[Dansway]

@Tao,

Why do you think he calls himself GRUMPY?

Keep the course bud, you're doing great!  We look forward to your posts.

~Dan

[tao]

I think that's the right idea tao, you're heading in the right direction looking at the UFO patents.  I was just about to start researching patents from the 1940 related to rings and UFOs 

I wonder why the blazerlabs guys didn't show a lifting disk from a coil or magnet?  They talk about it, they do the calculations, but don't show it.   Why I wonder?    I'll tell you why I think that is,  I did the same calculations he did, but from another perspective, and the 'B' field is so small, extreamly small.   Notice they didn't plug in any values into their equations.  By theway, this relationship between spinning charges and magnetic fields was also researched by some of the early guys like Faraday,  I found the experiment in a book at Barnes and Noble, a while ago.   I should of bought the book but I have too many already

Anyway,  what's apparent and logical is that a rotating magnetic field will do wonderful things.  I read all those FOIA documents in 2000 but I was reading them with another frame of mind.  Now that I've been involved with the TPU, it all seems to click.   It makes sense why SM was visited by the FBI folks.  They don't want people flying around, THEY COULD GET HURT !!!   Ha  Ha  Ha 

EM

I agree with you EM, it might very well be that the B field is much too low. I did some calculations too, and it was very low. I was just wondering if, given a large enough disc, or some disc stacked on each other, and the fact that the angular speed of the disc sort of 'simulates' the electron flow down the wire, that we might be able to have a nice enough B field.

Perhaps a B field nice enough to be used in a magnet motor...

That is what my PS was alluding to, other potential uses in other devices.

Say you use a magnet motor like the Sprain Motor.
Now, have a disc with aluminum on both sides of it, what is that?, it's a cap.
Now, attach that disc to a shaft such that when your magnet motor is running, a gear down/up causes that disc to spin very fast.
Now, when the rotor gets to that locking point, transfer energy (almost losslessly) to that CAP(our now charged up rotating disc)
That would then induce a magnetic field, and allow the rotor to pass the locking point.
It would then be at THAT moment that you transfer (almost losslessly) energy OUT of that CAP(our rotating charged disc)

Sure seems like a nice ON/OFF Magnet......

How to transer the energy almost losslessly, there are a couple ways, one being a simple resonant circuit....


PS - To those guys who posted just prior to this one, Thanks! Appreciate it...

[z_p_e]

Not to mention, without theories or any THOUGHT, how could you EVER hope to build anything?!?

Precisely.