Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[sparks]

       Back to the future's flux capacitor just a plain old iron winding.  Iron is one smart element.  It remembers which way the aether went through it last.

      The iron winding addition on the outside for some reason makes me think that your nte is starting to look like a big piece of coax.

[Spider]

@GK,

Thanks for your reply.

I did some online research and I found that a sparklead with a wire wound that way makes a very, very crude copy of the EV Gray power conversion tube.

If you look at pictures of the OTPU and the FTPU, same fashion of winding can be observed....

Maybe this has been discussed before, I dont know. Just observing and connecting....

Greetings Rene

[giantkiller]

I believe the symmetry holds the secret to the power control. Telsa was a perfectionist.
He mentions iron laminates. This would maintain the vertical stability of the horizontal rings. Using the iron wire in the horizontal ring would allow the vertical wrapping to collapse the horizontal and vertical winds resulting in a dissimmetry. I am heading down the path of maintaing the sharp edges like in the previous ECD design.
The notched PVC design of Marco showed this symmetry could be kept.

--giantkiller.

[Localjoe]

I got real excited when i made this appifiny.  Take a pinwheel or somethign that is slender that you can spin even a pencil with a small fruit stuck on it. hold it so the weight is pulling downward and spin the pencil with "Both Hands"  One naturally puts there fingers at diametrical oposite positions while spinning it my right hands fingers sit higher than my left on the shaft. and they move in a series fashion one hand then the next as well its funny that naturally your 4 fingers usually occupy all 4 quadrants around the pencil.  I hope this doesnt sound crazy i just said hey.. quadrature in nature  cool.
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[buzz-ard]

Hi, GK. Not trying to steal your thunder by posting in this thread.

@ All - I finally completed my little Web pages with photos of my builds and information about them. This link http://www.randallsteward.com/TPU has all of my stuff. I will be adding to it as things develop, and will post in the forum when something new is added.

Anyone who needs a place to upload extra photos or other material (not videos) can write me directly for access @ RSteward *at* texxa.net. You can link to files directly, or put HTML there like I did. I'm offering this free of charge to any OverUnity.com member who is actively building or doing other related research and is actively posting in the forum.