Giantkiller moves forward into Full Heterodyning.

[konduct]

You feel that "Electrostatic" coupling is the main "source" or the "Conduit" that
the energy flows through?  I am just looking for a little clarification?

no, i'm just saying that the output (if any) most people are seeing with their setups (and mine) is a result of ES from control coils to collector coils. i'm also saying that no one has a working tpu, so no one knows what the source is yet.

most are using pulsing in a particular setup, so it is very easy to couple energy from one coil to the other, either via TX/RX antenna coupling, or by ES. no particular orientation is needed for this coupling, although it will work better some ways better than others. it looks like this ground was covered a long time ago and it's a wonder some here are still trying this approach instead of looking at what spherics had to offer

Not that you care what I think and as much as I think you're an antogonistic prick...I agree with you completely regarding spherics information. I also have a modified frequency chart based on music and Marko Rodin's math if anyone is interested in pursuing spherics design. I need to spend another $150 on my setup before I can do any real testing. And also to all you circuit builders...remember the quote about winning races...you don't have to build the car to drive the car...I understand the components may be cheaper to purchase, but it's stopping you guys from getting to play with things properly. My cheap "music" setup should prove to be far superior to having to build a new circuit every time you make a change. That just seems retarded to me for some reason. No offense of course...just an outside observation. Another 150 bucks will tell.

[Feynman]

heheh glad to see some great discussion going on

OPA633s buffers are in the mail. 

[poynt99]

Not that you care what I think and as much as I think you're an antogonistic prick

@Konduct,

you're absolutley correct, I don't.

...it is laughable however, coming from you

chau

[konduct]

Not that you care what I think and as much as I think you're an antogonistic prick

@Konduct,

you're absolutley correct, I don't.

...it is laughable however, coming from you

chau

Takes one to know one doesn't it?

[sparks]

     Poyngt  mentioned in this thread about the electrostatic coupling of the control windings with the collector windings.  Isn't this how a transmitter and receiver couple?   They definitely don't couple with any kind of magnetic field.
The major magnetic field in play here is the ambient magnetic field permeating the collector coil.  The rf energy from the kick coils excites electrons in the collector winding.  The weak magnetic field of the Earth then gives them a ride.