TPU: End Game...

[passion1]

Studying the device in the PDF I think an error has been made, if the device is to work like leedskalnin's it looks like the coil would have to be composed of two separate pieces of iron or steel, one magnetised, the other as the keeper. The coils would then go over the magnetised ends of one half...
Acerzw

Axerzw

Very interesting!! Don't you think that Cook's coils (patent 119825) might be related?
(Remember the BrnBrade thread.....)

[innovation_station]

lol!!

@acerzw

perhaps you made the mistake 

never the less the journey lies ahead!!


ist

[Esotericman]

I don't mean to be negative here, just curious.
There are several cases of success using this, or similar coil-type designs that apparently tap a "free" energy source.  Of course the final proof would be to disconnect the input power source, and show  that the unit continues to run.  While I have not seen any such videos, I'm sure it's been done.
But I am leery about coils because it is so difficult to verify the power source (or, lack thereof)! 

To clarify, it's a little trick oft used to fool people into investing in bogus claims of free energy:  Hide a primary coil in the closet, and walk around holding a receiver coil that "magically" lights a light bulb.  Now, this is a great and useful technology, but by no means "free."  This was the basis for Tesla's vision of wireless power transmission. 

Now, I'm not suggesting that anyone here has staged their experiments!  But think about it.  There is electromagnetic radiation all around us.  Power lines, TVs, household wiring, cellphones, satelite signals, etc, are all pumping energy into the atmosphere.  And for all intents and purposes, sure it's free- as in it is excess.  But it aint limitless, or renewable. 

Has there been sufficient testing to show that these coils have not simply tuned into the receiving frequency of these sources?

Is the optimal frequency of such a coil the same in Europe as the US (employing different AC frequencies)?  Has any of these machines been successfully transported, and observed running in a remote "off the grid" area?

Again, I'm not trying to debunk here!  This all looks very promising indeed!  But what if I built, or bought one to power my house?  Would all my neighbor's bills go up?  Would I be suddenly in the dark along with everyone else in a power outage?  We have no idea!

I just haven't seen any video tests that weren't indoors, plugged into a wall, and close to hundreds of emf generators- and that worries me.

Insights?

[supersam]

@esoteric,

you bring up tesla, like he was doing his experiments like you and i have to do.  have you thought the he was the one that invented our current power grid?  when he was doing his work they simply were not the same.  do we have to account for this, in our experiments?  certainly!!  does that mean that it can't be done?  ceretainly not!!

lol
sam

[sparks]

I don't mean to be negative here, just curious.
nsights?

I agree Esotericman.  The tpu coil demonstrated by SM could  well be a coil powered by RF.  The kicker field often referred to happens to generate a highly radiant electric field.  That spike shown on GK's oscilliscope in his singing amplified input signals is definitely in the RF wavelength.  This kick reacts with the conductor ring by radiating an electrical field directly into the collector ring due to the geometry of the transmitter coil and collector coil.  Even if this energy field doesn't radiate directly it is close enough to couple capacitively.  So an electrical potential is set up inside the collector.  This would result in a movement of electrons in the collector rings proportional to the field radiated less losses. Copper at room temperature is not a superconductor by any stretch of the imagination and a goodly amount of the energy from the kicker would result in conductor heating and alot of the power not even effect the collector. So now we have a tiny electron flow inside the collector.  When this current flows it will set up a magnetic field which will influence the kicker coil.  This would result in some oscillation local to the kicker coil which will die real fast unless it gets an external push.  This push could come from ambient rf,uhf,vhf,fluorescent lighting,vent fans, commercial radio stations,  cell phones, microwave oven leakage, variable frequency drives, grid transients, etc. etc. etc.  Tune this baby in with a second coil driven at a harmonic of the first and you get reinforcement of the first oscillator from the second antennae -oscillator- kicker coil and pretty soon you've got the collector coil cooking.  This could be Telsa's wireless power grid receiver.  I highly doubt it would run in a shielded cage.  Still pretty neat using all that wasted RF energy.