The TPU uncovered? (A PROBABLE technique.)

[sparks]

Below diagram is in response to GK's 1/4wave discussion.  The blue arrows are spin fields and the triangles vector fields.  Rodin is the guy that pulled the vector #369 out of the infinite torroid for me. The diagram also shows one harmonic of the pulse spread.

[sparks]

@vortex


   Great post.  The gap allows our energy flow to synchronize with the natural energy flow of time.   The ramp up of the saw tooth is effecting the iron core but who gives a damn because the energy flow is feeding resonant circuits working on the fifth harmonic.   Then we cut off the flow and get the counteremf as bonus energy in a big way.  This is the same sceanario as the edwin gray motor but the air gap between the stator and the rotor is used.   Now if we could get the ridiculous generating plants to go pulse distribution instead of fighting mother nature every centimeter of the grid we could go to work feeding people instead of slaving for energy idiots.

[giantkiller]

Below diagram is in response to GK's 1/4wave discussion.  The blue arrows are spin fields and the triangles vector fields.  Rodin is the guy that pulled the vector #369 out of the infinite torroid for me. The diagram also shows one harmonic of the pulse spread.

A quarter wave on time insures the maximum amount of energy in the coil and field extension in space. Now take a side view of the 'B' pancake in the NT512340 patent. The in and out process causes a expanding and contracting magnetic column into the center and out to the perimeter. On the first coil the energy goes in. Then in the same conductor the field reaches the center the energy shots to the perimieter throught the previous 'in' field. I have to do a graphic that includes the other vectors.

--giantkiller.

[Michelinho]

Hi all,

Self powering high efficiency TPU core. http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,4455.msg122394.html#msg122394

Hi all,

Back for a session of brainstorming with my son-in-law. He's brilliant.

We have found an easy way to make a Stubblefield cell and no it doesn't need the ground. It can also be used for a TPU.

All you need is a tape measure the length you want.

Copper tape or awg 12 wire flattened with a hammer and an anvil.

Make a nice coil with cotton between each so as cotton is the isolator and electrolyte transport.

The inside end is left open inside but insulated. 10Fe and 10Cu.

Felt washer than another stack for as many as you want.

Connect the outside wires in parallel. 5Fe and 5Cu

Wet and use. A TPU  core is wound as an air core It even supplies energy.


A high efficiency Stubblefield cell or TPU core that you can stack for more energy.


Have fun,

Michel


I have copper tape from my old time with Tiffany lamps and a small 1/4"6 ft long promo measuring tape. Gift from a radiator shop.

A high efficiency Stubblefield cell that you can stack for more energy.

EDIT:  You can also make individual coils of iron and copper in a thin mold with a strip of cotton and blue the coil with one line of crazy glue and stack iron/copper/iron/... Connect the outside open end in parallel copper with copper, iron with iron.

Take care all,

Michel

[Michelinho]

@ Paul

I found something about Copper-oxide:

http://www.news.uiuc.edu/scitips/02/0826copper.html
Copper-oxide plane at surface of superconductor has surprising properties

"High-temperature superconductors are layered compounds containing one or more copper-oxide planes and other layers that act as charge reservoirs," Yazdani said. "Like dopants in a semiconductor, these layers donate charge carriers to the copper-oxide planes, making them conducting. The strong electronic interactions in the copper-oxide planes are responsible for the material?s unusual electronic properties."

Happy humming,

Michel