The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[sparks]

   Very easy in the tpu to exchange collector for emitter I would suggest.

[turbo]

Well Sparks i don't really understand what you mean.
Maybe you can be more clear?
The collector exactly does what it's name says, it collects it does not emit anything exept for a little bit of heat.
As you know the emitting is done by other coils.

M.

[poynt99]

If you load it heavier it will heat up more the main output winding which is to be expected, but not like in the old days where the units heated up to a point of self destruction with or without load.
You can think of it as improvement.
There are a lot of other factors that directly influence it's operating characteristics.

M.

you got something---or not?

[turbo]

you got something---or not?

I have absolutly Nothing.
I guessed that would be clear by now...
Just wanted to raise the thought that it can be wrong to think nobody replicated it.....

M.


PS:
Don't be fooled by people who offer video's they only want the technology...to get rich!
They do not have any clue about what it does but they do talk alot about what they think it does, these are two diffrent things.

[Spider]

Aha we are back online!

This guy , Richard Burgeson, also writes:

What failed my inspection on the Steven Mark device. After I got it running it did produce power. The flaw I didn't like was current going higher than the wire the device was made with could handle. Current is squared in the power formula, if you are not so inclined I won't bore you with the details. When you loose control of the circuit it produced an instant violent fire. There are people still trying to overcome this flaw. If they do you may end up using the circuit after all.

Has anybody ever been in contact with him? Is he here too?
His phone is listed.......

Greetings Rene