Complete information on working SM style device.

[Feynman]

I think I just realized something important... maybe this has already been mentioned, but does anyone else see these are the same harmonics that Dr. Stiffler has been looking at?

To test for core resonance points, capacity couple to the aluminum backing plate with no more than 27pf cap in series with the hot lead of the generator. The ground of the generator is not connected to the circuit in any way. A sweep generator fed through the coupling capacitor should show responses in the following ranges. (Valid for coil L2+L3 specified in parts list)

1.2 MHz +/- 100KHz
3.3 MHz +/- 200KHz
10.4 MHz +/- 100KHz
12.1 MHz +/- 200KHz

These frequencies fall statistically within the same area as that found in earlier circuits using similar cores and coils.

The followingg material resonance points are being noted for Barium and Iron for 1 Tesla.

135Ba  4.2581 v/MHz
137Ba  4.7633 v/MHz
57Fe   1.3815 v/MHz

source: http://67.76.235.52/ce4.asp

[aleks]

There is no relation between a tetrahedron and a cube. 
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/QQ/database/QQ.09.00/nishi1.html

The relation is really is only partial. Metals in solid state have no bonds across tetrahedron edges. On the other hand, resonance may not be about bonds, but about fitting symmetries. In that case tetrahedron may fit well here.

[aleks]

Or am I way off the mark?

It depends on the actual nature of the magnetic field oscillations. If they are ambient you do not need to follow any 'structures'. If these oscillations are somehow 'polarized', you'll need to find a 'synced' arrangement, and this is where knowledge about iron symmetries in various substance states (soild, liquid) may help - of course, if Earth's liquid iron core magnetic resonance energy source is a valid hypothesis.

[tao]

SIMed, just like in this post: http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4297.msg85750.html#msg85750

But, done with an angle of 19.5 instead of 30...

For your visualization pleasures...

[aleks]

One is that the pulse has to be short enough to avoid any residual flux left for the second pair of pulses, and each second pulse in each pair of pulses should be very close. What spherics is describing is that there is a strange effect discovered with the above conditions.

As I've suggested several times already, using pure sawtooth signal may help overcome problems posed by square waves to this TPU business. Sawtooth should be good not only in my 'DC acoustic wave' hypothesis (in hopes to create anti-gravity field), but it may help to "kick" the coil in TPUs in a most effective manner since sawtooth has no "counteracting" pulse front - sawtooth basically has a single raising (or falling depending on the polarity) pulse front, the "body" of the sawtooth is putting all voltages and currents to rest, gradually, without causing any unwanted transients (RC low-passed sawtooth should be even a better thing).

There is something else to notice. Spherics is saying that any magnetic core is going to kill the effect.

Well, if the energy is really is coming from Earth's iron core, any local magnetic core will be "stealing" the juice I think. On the other hand, I believe magnetic core may be used as a flux "amplifier": you just need to tune to it somehow (my funny device shows one variant where iron screws are connected with aluminium +/- terminals http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4338.0.html), or put this core into a superconductivity state (which is hard to do in normal conditions, of course).

Ha ha, what if permanent magnets are permanent because Earth itself supports their energy?