The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[aleks]

Grumpy, I guess this link http://www.treurniet.ca/Smith/Tempic.htm describes what you mean by Tempic field?

In my current understanding, "fields" - may not be required at all if you consider space as being filled with complex-numbered resonators having 6 degrees of freedom (i.e. beside normal 3 dimensional displacement they have additional 3 dimensions which accompany them). Then magnetic/electric interactions are easily unified. But beside that and important "function" of such complex-numbered space is that it can form static dispositions of resonators. E.g. in "no energy" state this space is filled with resonators at equal distances from each other. However, when space is "curved", resonators are placed non-uniformly (e.g. concentric non-uniformity) thus creating a gradual change of length standard, or what we would call a gravity: simply because vibrations will be carried toward the center of non-uniformity at a diminishing or increasing speed.

I have not studied this complex-numbered space myself, but it may be very possible that waves may propagate in circular manner there quite easily. Thus various vibratory modes can be established of varying vastness and frequency.

Hopefully after more tinkering with the idea I can reduce magnetic/electric (maybe tempic) into a simple oscillation of this complex-numbered space.

Note that as I see "radiant electricity" can be made beam-like just by engaging several devices (or generators) along the same axis (even if a single generator produces spherical field).

(complex-numbered space can probably be represented as 3D complex-numbered matrix with each element being a polar coordinates vector - this however limits each node to 2 degrees of freedom - other degrees of freedom are "locked" as in-matrix positions, so it's actually 5 degrees of freedom - not 6 as I thought at first).

what a mess, I know... I'm just trying to represent our reality as a some "gradient field matrix" where each element is defined by polar coordinate pair. This way it will be very easy to use 3D discrete complex Fourier transform to calculate its state in frequency domain.

[pauldude000]

I think we have strayed way past SM AND Tesla, time to get back on topic.

I am going to again go over SM's words, and examine carefully his statements. (This never hurts anyway.) I am going to go over tesla's patents with this in mind, and some other coils, and see if something new doesn't manifest itself.

Paul Andrulis

[pauldude000]

@All

I was considering junking this thread, but decided to revise it instead.


My understanding before is comparable to a fart in a windstorm.

It has mostly blown away, to be replaced with a new exciting aroma. Old one junk, not possible. New one possible.

Some interesting points, with my current understanding, which may change rapidly on short notice..

1. You can use three CC's, as it is simpler.
2. You are not designing a Tesla patent type of coil. This is way different.
3. Understand that there are AT LEAST three separate collector COILS, with a set of controls wound over EACH collector coil.
4. The controls for the individual coils are the exciter coils (lose the concept of primary and secondary. This is anything BUT a transformer. Think exciter/excited rather than primary/secondary.)
5. There is not just one rotating field..... there are at least two and possibly three....... (rotating at right angles to each other, which forms a weird shaped oddly spinning pseudo ball shape.)
6. One field rotates around the circumference (As previously described).
7. Another is created by the collectors themselves, due to phase difference of the field of each.
8. THREE frequencies are needed, one for each SET of matching controls per entire SET of collectors.
9. The center collector should be fed in reverse control coil order to the outer two collector sets.
10. Point 9 is critical, as it forms the second rotating field from the current formed in the three collectors due to the induced sines from each set of controls around their parent collectors. (see the pancake coil experiment I spoke about in loners thread.)
11. This shares concepts with both a particle accelerator, and something else. (Dont ask the "something else", as I have but a fuzzy notion at this point.)
12. IT IS NOT a standing wave effect....

I am still putting this together in my mind, and will post more as my understanding grows.

All this and much more from sifting a lousy pdf, which by the way I have "read" multiple times, with a fine toothed comb...

I am also creating another pdf, with all relevant quotes from SM, the good Dr., etc. in a somewhat numbered and categorized format for all interested.

By the way, Steven never claimed to have any patents of this in his name. In fact, he said the coils themselves were not patented at all. He said that the only patents were concerning the control circuitry, and these were to UEC. (Which means under the name of one of the members of UEC.) Anyone interested should look for an "energy generation" patent utilizing three harmonic frequencies, and measuring both heat and voltage, probably claimed for a toroidal transformer. Do patent searches on the first names of the people he mentions he worked with in the pdf, then look through the results for anything suspicious concerning transformers, efficient control pulsing systems, Energy generation/control/distribution etc.

Paul Andrulis

[otto]

Hello all,

@Paul

1. you can use 2, 3 , 4 or 8 control coils
2. we have bifilar wound controls - like Tesla did it and described it
3. there is at least 1 collector or 2 or maximal 3 collectors
4. the controls, wound in a bifilar manner, are 1 exiter, trigger coil and the other part of the bifilar is the load coil
8. 2 or 3 frequencies are needed
12. its a longitudinal wave or said in a better way, we are dealing with compression waves, clearly to see on my scope.

Of course Im talking about a TPU with a core.

Otto

[tsl]

Hello all,

@Paul

1. you can use 2, 3 , 4 or 8 control coils
2. we have bifilar wound controls - like Tesla did it and described it
3. there is at least 1 collector or 2 or maximal 3 collectors
4. the controls, wound in a bifilar manner, are 1 exiter, trigger coil and the other part of the bifilar is the load coil
8. 2 or 3 frequencies are needed
12. its a longitudinal wave or said in a better way, we are dealing with compression waves, clearly to see on my scope.

Of course Im talking about a TPU with a core.

Otto

You can have as many collectors as you wish.