The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[innovation_station]

@ inno


      Not able to see your uploads.  File size looks kinda big.  Squeeze them there jpgs down or upload using different file format or something.  I'm from the paper generation so somebody from the electronic generation please lend a hand.

@ sparks they down load fine for me

it is only 16 kb super small pic

ist

[wattsup]

@IS

Regarding your images, they are never visible right on the web page. We have to to open it in another page, then specify a major graphics program to open it. It is because your are saving them under the 32 bit - CYMX format which most programs don't like. If you save your images as 24 bit RGB, there would not be any problems for "most" others. Just do a test. Save an image as CYMX and then as RGB and post both images.

[Michelinho]

Hi al,

I am at page 11 of this magnificent thread. I have learn more in a few days than in the last 2 months on new energy concepts. Thanks guys.

I have 2 questions so far:

1- Paul, I have studied Howard Johnson's The secrets of magnets and hearing something like the the field of the magnet leaves one end and reenters at the other end clashes with his concept and mine. Can you elaborate a little on that?

I don't know if it could help you but my son-in-law (another indigo child X-Ray machine tech) was trying to find the anomaly in my first Newman reproduction* and he was playing with a 1"X1"x.25" magnet and when he placed it near the coil lightly holding it, it started rotating but in small turn jerks. You reverse the the motor rotation and the magnet spins the other way. I have a short film on it. I tried it on my 2nd version and the effect was the same.  Try it to see if your TPU has a spinning field and in what direction it is going.

2- Sparks, are you an Indigo Child?

Take care,

Michel

*One source input was on one coil terminal, the other end open and the other source input was hanging by a loop on the axe (tape commutator principle). The motor should not have worked but ran 300 rpm in a few second and started slowly accelerating to about 6,000 rpm after an hour. We found the apparent problem and from there, a regular connection with a few tweaks got that prototype even higher. A thread from the coil (awg 32) was a bit loose from the coil pressure on the cardboard core and was slightly and intermittently touching the shaft creating a noisy input or pulsed input. After a while, it would go straight up upon energizing.

[Michelinho]

@ tishatang

As I see it, SM finally achieved rotation and got some voltage.  Experiments led to more and better versions with better performance.  But no matter what he did, it was always temperamental and always had a heat problem.  He could not solve this problem because he did not know how he got the power.  Nobody in his group evidently knew about scalar waves or the caduceus coil.

I would say the core is not right. The core is fighting the input.

@ Paul,

A caduceus coil, the way you speak of it rings Smith's coil in my mind. Any differences beside the shape of the core? and the huge power absorption capability without getting hot. I only recall JLN testing each but that is long ago.


Thanks,

Michel

[Michelinho]

@ Paul

The change of rotational direction will give you an external pole reversal effect. The magnet is held near the middle of the coil where the four vortices reenter the coil.
You spin one way, the North vortices dominate the approach and a reversal will give you a South dominant approach. You have a push-pull reversal order at each pole according to Johnson's works. I think mirror image magnets would help in many replications. The vortices would be reversed and the polarity of the flow on the side of magnets would always oppose in mirror use, it would also match or oppose magnetic vortex shape in an ideal way. It would make a good source of additional force. The strong South pole is the most powerful pole in a magnet. The North vortex at the North pole just extend farther out due to a weak South vortex.

Take care,

Michel