Steven Mark`s TPU

[nickc44]

@ Otto

Things seem to be going good I have some questions
1. are you using tubs
2. I have an old drawing and I have sapplied it
if this is too old please give me an updated one and
I will start building it

I have made a Bedini time product but as I said my version works with out a wheel it charges batteries just using a
coil and his circuit so I know if I could make this work I could with Guidance make yours work

Nick

[otto]

Hello all,

the main point I jumped out with my drawing is that I had a lot of troubles with my PC on my workplace, at home, with my phone line at home.....yesterday viruses on my PC here on my workplace....so I decided to jump out with my drawing. Maybe the connections are NOT the best solution, the coils are not tuned....but when somebody tries to f...k me then Im not afraid but ANGRY.

So please, dont think its the best solution I showed you. Fact is that this TPU works and Im glad because WE have it and I hope we deserve it. So many good posts and peoples here, almost 2 years thinking and dreaming about the TPU.

Yes, we have a lot of work to do: resonate the coils, get rid of the power supply and oscillators but I hope this is not so a big problem. Here are a lot of really good electronics guys.

@EM

yes, I disconnected everything from my TPU. Using only the minus (maybe I need the ground, dont know) from the power supply when its OFF I see much bigger kicks. Yesterday I amplified the kicks to 30V with an 2N708 transistor ( thanks Roberto).

On my scope I see sets of 8 kicks without the bulb. With the 100W bulb I see 7 kicks but only on the positive or negative kicks when I change the scope probe. Of course then the kicks are only a few volts.

I think that this kicks have nothing to do with the grid because they are changing when its night.

For sure I know that this kicks are inside the Mobius and not the control coils.

I still think that we have to use your little micro TPU. Its just my feeling that never fails.

@Eldarion....dean

no overunity in this moment. What is overunity? For "oridinary" people more output then input but for "us" overunity doesnt exist. "For us" I mean a lot of bright theorists here on the forum overunity doesnt exist because it was already said that we live in a sea of energy and we only have to learn how to use it.......

No, sorry, I dont want a discussion about this. Read Bearden, Tesla........much brighter guys then a little man from a little country,ha,ha.

@HopeForHumanity

I suppose that in the last wound coils - feedbacks - are a few kilovolts so I was not crazy enough to even touch my TPU when it works. One day I will do it but for now I want to be alive.

@Mark

I see it in the same way. Very nice done and explained. Thanks.

@Nick

1. our master said to use tubes. I know how they work, how to build oscillators with tubes, bought tubes and an transformer, builded a lot of oscillators and NOT ONE worked!!!
As I suppose that Im not able to work with tubes I made my "job" with MOSFETs. Its not really a "job". Its my hobby. Working on my TPU Im relaxing, I have fun!!! Real fun because my I can freely do what I want and nobody disturbes me and my sometimes crazy ideas....

2. You have a drawing of what? I suppose of the ECD TPU. If so, you have here the newest pictures of a working TPU.

Otto

[Gustav22]

...3 stack TPU as I did it...
All controls wound all over the circumference - 57 turns EACH - wire diameter 0,35mm ...

Hi Otto,
two questions:
1.)
why did you use 57 turns for the collectors?
Is this number (57) a result of some tests you did? Or did you count the turns in the 3-stack picture?

2.)
do all 3 connectors of all the collector coils (i.e. the ends of the collectors) exit the torus at the same location or have you twisted each collector by 120?, so that the ends of the 3 collectors come out of the finished torus like a 3-pointed star?
(If the question is not understandable, please let me know, then I will try to clarify)

edit:
@nickc44
I think Otto recommends that you build a unit as he specified here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3779.msg68404.html#msg68404
and as MarkSnoswell has rendered here:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,2764.msg68830.html#msg68830

[AhuraMazda]

I had a lot of troubles with my PC on my workplace, at home, with my phone line at home.....yesterday viruses on my PC here on my workplace....

@Otto

Did you see this thread from yesterday:

http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,3891.msg68750/topicseen.html

[otto]

Hello all,

@Gustav22

as always good questions from you.

1. First I made a TPU like in the picture but the controls with over 150 turns AND with 57 turns. I thought it would be better to have such a TPU because I could use the 150 turns OR the 57 turns. Yes I counted this turns  in the 3 stack and thought to make a joke a try it with 57 turns. As I now see, it is NOT a joke. This really works. Remember my 50 turns tests??

Now look into the other drawing and say how many turns you see on each of the 4 segments.
Yes, I tried to have my controls in 3 or 4 sections but didnt saw any better light but now something changed:

Im using 30, maybe 40V from the power supply.

The point is: when you rise the voltage from your power supply everything changes. The "best" frequency mix with 12V from your power supply is NOT the best frequency mix with 24V from the PS not to mention at 30V or 40V. You have always to search for a new frequency mix.

This also means that with the voltage rised from your power supply everything changes. With my controls all around I have success but this doesnt mean that the 3 stack with controls in 4 sections doesnt work better.

Its "only" a lot of work to see whats the best solution. Dont worry, we will do this, at least I will do it.

2. a loooong time ago I tried to have the collectors at 120? to each other, pulsed the coils but didnt see anything better so in all my TPUs are the collector "inputs" and "outputs" , to say so, 1 top of the other. Better, the connection points in all the collectors are 1 top of the other.
I think the 6" TPU is not sooo a problem, so we dont have to use "tricks" to get more output.
Come on, only 2 100W bulbs!

Otto