HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[buzz-ard]

@ EMdevices - I understand your points and they are good. In fact, your suggestion is superior to my approach with the balance it achieves. I think I've been resistant to adding any type of modifying device other than LEDs (cap, resistor, transformer, etc.) to my builds until one of them does something that warrants it. The LEDs are there just to maintain some level of load on the collector. Maybe I'm too far outside the box.

@ wattsup - Great animation. I think the group's thinking is starting to converge!

So far today, we're envisioning single control coil layers. I've had trouble reconciling SM saying to pulse one coil with one freq, then the next coil with the next freq, etc. This confuses me as it implies that there are either multiple 360-degree control coils enveloping underlying control coils (3 layers deep), or he's got a single layer of 120-degree control coils in 3 segments being fed three frequencies, which isn't clicking for me. Any thoughts for my current build, anyone?

This is getting exciting!

BTW - Thanks, Jason for working so hard on Jack's DVD. Just got mine off MediaFire and will assemble and watch tonight.

[Spider]

@all,

the animation gave my yet another idea..

I reread the PDF and stumbled on the following. Sm is talking about a rotating magnetic field like a ball. The possibility to rotate the field in 2 directions.
If we take a normal gyroscoop, it takes a force to rotate it in the direction perpenducular to its axis of rotation.
In the tpu, a rotating magnetic field is created by pulsing the 4 coils around the circumference.
What if, a second pulse frequency is used to tilt the rotating field out of tis vertical axis, and the earth pushes it back to its origional position, when the pulses are low, thus releasing the energy we are looking for. Maybe this "pushing back" has a certain optimal frequency we are looking for...

shoot it down please...

Greetings Rene

[hydrocontrol]

@Jack, Thanks for the release of the videos. 

@All, One thing to think about is the use of capacitors to cause magnetic field rotation in three separate coils. I will refer to the Rotoverter diagram here
http://peswiki.com/index.php/Image:Rv002.jpg
to show a three phase motor running on only one phase using capacitors to cause field rotation in the three windings of the motor to cause rotor rotation. Perhaps having only one signal that is connected in a such a WYE coil configuration might be simpler for a TPU. For a TPU the capacitors would not have to be that large compared to a 3 phase motor. Perhaps about the size of a small AA battery..

[Spider]

@ chef,

this is weird, i typed my post without having read your post, because it wasnt posted yet...
and we are talking about the same...

The next thing I'll do is a crash course in remote viewing i think, to find the missing origional tpus...


Rene

[hydrocontrol]

@ chef,
the next thing all do is a crash course in remote viewing i think, to find the missing origional tpus...
Rene

Take a look around Area 51