Reasons for not building a TPU like the one Steven Mark's had in 1998

[starcruiser]

My proposed ideas above are very simplistic and very inexpensive. The coils size would be/could be rather small. The counter wound collectors provide flux cancellation and several of these can be built and interconnected in series or parallel to increase voltage or current output.

The rotating filed is probably produced by a standing wave being set up by the sending coil and ceases once the oscillator reaches resonance

I see similarities to Dr Stifflers circuits as well. Comments are welcomed and encouraged to the above.

[zapnic]

so you have wire and magnet
take  wire and make spiral"like Tesla turbine"flat coil?
or make the "Smith coil"?
and swing magnet see what happens

maybe wrong maybe right
let see

[Grumpy]

yup...

[sparks]

@Grumpy
   
      The only way to rotate a magnetic field is to put the magnets or temporary magnets on an armature and spin them.  Magnetic lines of force are just that: lines of force.  In an electric motor they talk about rotating magnetic fields,  but they are just pulsating magnetic fields that look like a rotating magnetic field to the observer (rotor in an induction motor).  I believe that magnetism is concentration of vectored flowing energy (black energy anti-photons whatever you want to call this sea of flowing energy we're being in)  SM was talking about a rotating magnetic field because as his tpu ramped up it was pulsating in current strength along his ringed collector windings.  I think SM was getting paid to develop a new kind of magnetless speaker and moonlighted the krap out of  RCA on the TPU he discovered inadvertantly. Rotating magnetic field my ass.

[Grumpy]

Thanks much to my friends that pulled my arse off the "Matrix Tit".

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Well, good luck with your approach 

As for imagination and designing - there are two years worth of that on this forum - megabytes worth.

If you build from the "mind" - you already have the design - damn that almost rhymes - could be a catchy slogan or motto - got to write that down...