The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[pauldude000]

@Buzz

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That is why I haven't e-mailed you about it. Cruddy software = my problem.

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Paul Andrulis

[forest]

The problem is that most of today's electrical engineers tend to oversimplify things. When someone ask why something is going on in the circuit , they are citing some law or rule without explanation. There is always an "explanation".

Do you see something interesting about those kicks ? They are symmetrical , positive and negative kicks. I you find a way to create only positive or only negative kicks it will be usable.

[poynt99]

The problem is that most of today's electrical engineers tend to oversimplify things. When someone ask why something is going on in the circuit , they are citing some law or rule without explanation. There is always an "explanation".

Do you see something interesting about those kicks ? They are symmetrical , positive and negative kicks. I you find a way to create only positive or only negative kicks it will be usable.

LOL, in my experience, i find it quite the opposite. engineers are always over-complicating their designs. so i hope you weren't referring to me  by the same token forest, many cite claims without explanation or proof. it is often "it just is, i don't need to prove it to you, just take my word for it, my TPU is floating above my bench"  LOL.

@ all,

it's strange, imo there should be much more interest and discussion on this experiment that Paul kindly took the time to perform for us. no one has any comments about it? i guess this is already "old hat" to most here. they've already got copious amounts of kicks frying loads on their benches, so why would they comment right? or maybe no one wants to say anything contrary to what Paul is saying, which is also a shame. c'mon people, if you agree say it, if not say it too, and why. open discussion is what these forums are supposed to be about.

thanks Paul for the test. now let's see if anyone can or will describe what's happening there. get off your rear-ends guys, this is important.

[Grumpy]

Paul,

Talking to you is a waste of time.  No matter what anyone says, you know more than they do.

There probably is a way to get the "real deal" with the old kicker coils, if it is kept away from the coil being excited, and the collector.  Then it is just a HV souce that is commutated - just like Dollard's "Steinmetz" coil.

G

@Grumpy

You know an interesting effect? There was a time, when they were building what are now called "antique engines", or popularly "hit - and - miss". Interesting things with big flywheels. They had batteries, but at the time, they had a very simple means of firing the spark to ignite the gasoline. It was called a "kick" coil.

What was a "kick" coil? A simple solid iron core solenoid, with a single winding of many, many turns.

By itself, nothing but a waste of battery juice, a big magnet.

What was amazing is that when points were placed so as to make and break the connection, without a capacitor to drain the excess voltage off, this coil could attain 5000v or more upon breaking of the points, so a timing system was devised which would make the contact before the spark was needed, fully energize the coil, then the massive spike at break which would fire the plug.... We also see this at the strike of an arc in an arc welder.

Thousands of volts from a low voltage source has always been a current phenomena from a lower voltage source.

Now, "Kick" coils did not have to be an iron core solenoid. They could also be an air core solenoid, even at higher voltages.........

Electrons have both mass and inertia. Try to stop them or start them suddenly, and they react.

Why don't they still use them? Kick coils (at least the iron cored ones) get HOT after enough use.

Paul Andrulis

[innovation_station]

i cant help but laugh at all of you 


i was just gonna explain teslas somthing else but screw it!!   you  wont get it anyways lol

i know im right 

why ??

cuz my shit works....

ist

study teslas utilization of radient engery apparattus      ....

you all know how and why that works??  same damn thing ......