HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Turz]

Hi EM you may use winrar
you can download from this site:

http://www.rarlab.com/download.htm

turz

[MeggerMan]

@Jack,
Many thanks for taking the time to create and send the DVD to Jason.

Would it be possible to get further clips from the original?
Jason mentioned that there were a few portions that were fast forwarded through that would be useful.

@All
I was discussing with Jason as to how the TPU may work:
This has probably been said a few times before in one form or another..... one idea was that the train of pulses feed into the three or four control coils causes a localised spin of a magnetic field in the form of a vortex or doughnut.Ã,  This magnetic spin then induces current in the collector coil, but because the spin speed is very fast, say 250,000 RPM then the field can be very weak yet still provide a large current/voltage in the collector coil. The coils are not actually moving a rotor so there should be no noticable resistance when a load is applied to the collector. This slowly building vortex idea fits in with clip where SM turns one of the cores over and the voltage dips then rises again. (I have not seen this clip but Jason mentioned it).
So perhaps what we are seeing is the coriolis effect with the ether and the pulsing of the control coils is the pulling of the plug out of the bath.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coriolis_effect

Its possible the heating effect is the eddy currents occuring in the thicker copper coils and this could be combated with multi-strand wire.
It should be possible to fit all the electronics to pulse the coils onto a postage stamp sized board once we know how it works.

Regards
Rob

[poynt99]

Thanks Jack for all.

I (and others) warned the troops a couple times regarding exactly what you said about getting bashed about, and I was surprised it even happened, but glad you decided that we aren't that bad after-all. I hope they've all learned something.

I, like EM am curious about the two black rings on the unit with the speaker connector. Any idea what material they are, and maybe what they were taken from?

Also, there's the first small unit that looks like a wire spool or something, what is the basic construction of that device?

Thanks again. From JDO's pics, it looks to be the same quality video that LM has 

[templar00]

If you really want the best quality use DIVX. The Codec works with Adobe Premiere and as a standalone converter for just $30.00.

avi is the file extension for divx, xvid and a few others. I like vlc to do encoding.

[wattsup]

@JD

Thanks for your great help, effort and patience with us in our continued SM saga. You have too admit that most of the guys here are made of the metal and will not give up and thanks to better quality videos, this WILL now help us even more. I guess I will not need your DVD after all, with thanks.

Just from the short video you put up on YouTube, you can now clearly see the only visible SM circuit board on the OTPU (looks like a transistor radio circuit - lol) , plus I can see a horizontal wire on the Coil No. 3 that I had imagined would have to be there. This is great.

@all

I also downloaded the z01 to z19 and the zip file. Used Winrar to then create the master VTS_01_1.VOB file. Now the thing is to find the right player for this. WMP is opening it but nothing is happening.

So as Jack suggested, I downloaded the free DIVX from here http://www.divx.com/divx/windows/

Even with DIVX, nothing so I used the DIVX converter but get an error about a missing AC3 Filter which I downloaded here http://ac3filter.net/project/1/releases. Go down a bit and click on the AC3Filter 1.46 Installer that will take you to a mirror site. If download does not start, there is a link for direct download. Save the file to your hard drive then execute it.

I am now converting the *.VOB file but it is slow. Should take 1 hour but before converting, the program said the final file would be about 260mb which is not bad at all. Will advise when it is done.

OH I FORGOT to thank Jason also for his great help in setting up the download site. Thanks Jason.