Steven Mark`s TPU

[supersam]

damn @gk,

that almost sounds like lion power!!! you go man!!!

lol
sam

[EMdevices]

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[shimondoodkin]

please could someone post a video how he builds a tpu.

with best-results and simple-to-build configuration.

so every dummy+ can replicate it and go to show it to his physics teacher.
to impress unbelievers.

and more people will be able to experiment

all the videos are experiments with an already build tpu. how to build one?

[otto]

Hello all,

as I have no time and a lot of other problems I just wanted to say this:

@Roberto and Gustav22

try frequencies in the range of MHz. 1 of the frequencies should be at around 1 - 2 MHZ. Maybe all of them??

Otto

PS: dont forget to rise the voltage to over 15kV!!

Imagine: 15kV or 20kV in miliamps and 3 tube oscillators working in the MHZ range with a plate current of say, 10mA and this 3 frequency mix lights a bulb??

I DONT KNOW!!!!!

Im for the moment only a PC hero until I have solved my problems.

[Drossen]

please could someone post a video how he builds a tpu.

with best-results and simple-to-build configuration.

so every dummy+ can replicate it and go to show it to his physics teacher.
to impress unbelievers.

and more people will be able to experiment

all the videos are experiments with an already build tpu. how to build one?

@shimondoodkin
No one knows exactly how Steven Mark built his TPUs.  However, based on a number of hints provided by Steven Mark, we have a good base to start from.  Based on this information, several people in this forum have built some coils and have had some very interesting results with some of their experiments.  Many of them have posted circuit schematics, wiring diagrams, information on how they wound their coils, and what they did to get the results.  I suggest that you scan through the posts from EMdevices, otto, giantkiller, and others who have done great work, and posted their setups, and results.  However, this information is scattered amongst several different topic threads, not just his one.  If you are seriously considering building a TPU, please be careful, under the right conditions the voltage can become very high, possibly with enough current to kill.  Remember, some of the people here have fried their control circuits, oscilloscopes, and signal analysers because the output voltage jumped up to hundreds of volts, and in some cases even thousands of volts which was more than the circuitry could handle.  So please be careful  .

Drossen