Some thoughts on how the TPU might work.

[Grumpy]

@Grumpy

I don't want to get into a shouting match with you. Your grand revelation of how a transformer does not produce any gain is so revealing, I think the world should stop turning. So new. So innovative. So helpful. As usual. If you cannot see past that, then OK, I understand.

oooh...touched a nerve...

Like calling the TPU a "transformer" is "So new. So innovative. So helpful."

Continue to delude yourself if it pleases you.

I'm being as "helpful" as everyone else here!

[M@rcel]

This comes to mind:
http://www.panacea-bocaf.org/files/Trans-verter%20R%20and%20D.pdf

[z_p_e]

Why?

Sine waves - not pulses - at least not in this arrangment. 

Tesla arrangement = impulses. 

SM arrangement = sine waves.

Didn't SM allude to this early on?

Did he allude to sines? Are you certain?

Nothing lasts longer than Energizer

What does the above well-known ad slogan mean to you?

[Grumpy]

I think SM always said "frequencies" - which could be either.

[BEP]

Interaction of magnetic-dipolar modes with microwave-cavity electromagnetic fields

@EM

I understand you work with lines and radiators. This abstract reminds me of the pesky screwdriver that keeps magnetizing. I just point it East/West and whack it with a hammer to fix. Is it possible their problem only happens with certain antenna orientation? i.e. When it is aligned North/South?

If so, wouldn't it be interesting if they could fix it by pointing it the other way and banging it with the same microwaves 

@All

The bunny is certainly a D.C. thing but the jury is still out for me on sine or square (or both). Of course D.C. can also be either or a flat trace. I suppose I'll finally know when the thing is actually working the way it should. Then I probably won't care.