HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[sparks]

     These guys should make the leap to stop screwing around with the 60hertz and realize the copper mass will give up some energy stored in it's atomic electron orbital energy shells responding to a rf spike magnetic field disruption.
    How many antennaes does a spark  have to vibrate before someone notices that the spark could care less about what happens to the electro-magnetic field disruption (energy) that happens on down the time road.

[aleks]

http://www.kz1300.com/hfgc/

This is somehow interesting. I was thinking about essense of speed of light limit for the last couple of days (well, years actually). I'm coming to a soft conclusion that speed actually translates to frequency in sub-atomic realm. You may compare that to a car's motor: the higher the frequency of rotation the higher the translatory speed. Since voltage is usually associated with the speed of electrons, voltage also affects some electron's internal frequencies (be it spin or anything else), and this frequency - in turn - may interact with AC frequency.

Now, about C... I think C may be related to some fundamental frequency limit of our universe. In signal processing this is known as Nyquist-Shannon-Kotelnikov frequency. Well, if anybody ever succeeds at breaking C a variety of "aliasing" effects may happen. Also, "phase warping" near Nyquist frequencies is also an effect known in digital signal processing (this is the main field of my expertise at the moment) - so, "relativistic" effects may arise from it as well. I know this sounds insane, but if we do live in an "illusion" (refer to films The Matrix, 13th Floor), we are doomed to find such bizzare "limits".

[wattsup]

On the FTPU, I think I found a nice transistor and some other components.
There is a small circuit board under the shown components.
When he turns the TPU upside down, the small circuit board falls into his left palm.
Can anyone please confirm?

Next thing to figure out.
"They were run perpendicular to the travel of the collector wires."

This is impossible. Otherwise can anyone draw me what this means. You do not say perpendicular if wires are only crossed one horizontal and one vertical does not make something perpendicular. To have something perpendicular, it is coming out of something at 90 degrees, not just crossing over it. Like a nail partially nailed in a wall. The nail becomes perpendicular to the wall. So what does SM's perpendicular really mean?

Watching this video is beginning to be like watching a animated painting by Picasso. lol
But there is so much more to come.

EM this could be like the miniTPU just with bigger wings. lol
But. if I had one use for that transistor, it would be to create a short from the positive to between a coil of high induction and a primary, like on The Tesla Project thread. Pure Tesla style. I will be trying this soon when I know more about the rings.

SM knew all about the camera angle when he placed the FTPU on that VCR. He turned it CCW about 90 degrees so the circuit could be hidden by the toroid. SM tried his best to keep distracting with his hands on the FTPU. When the camera came close, he would throw his hands in front of the lens knowing it will brake the focus (sh&t). When he uses his left hand to place the magnet, which would have been an easy thing to do with only one hand, his right hand seems to be only holding the FTPU back side steady, but funny his index finger is smack dab on the switch. lol You can sense the sort of freeze in his motion since he was trying to do two precision movements at the same time. (see animation) lol

@stefan

If you read this, is it possible for some members to have a higher upload then the 50K. I am spending more time resizing these images and animations then anything else. Not that I would then hog up all the bandwidth but there is a time when spending hours to save a few bytes does not make any sense.

Two other things I think you can consider to have on the Forum.

1) A new link on the Home - Forum - Help etc., titled "Donations" (get a paypal address for this and you will see donations coming that will help the Forum (maybe to help other members - No, I don't need help. lol). I am sure there are some pretty serious people on or visiting the Forum that can donate via themselves and through their organizations.

2) Option for members to pay a yearly fee to be able to make higher uploads.

Thanks always for you good work.

[sparks]

     Has anybody confirmed that there is light being radiated from the Otpu and Ftpu.  Electrons that are accelerated past the speed of light give off a blue light.  Happens in heavy water around neuclear fission machines.
      @ wattsup

      That transistor could be an scr .  The cap charges to x volts.  Then a ujt triggers the scr into conduction until the capacitor voltage drops below the minimum holding voltage of the scr.  One very nice semiconductor spark.  This circuit is old and used in dc motor variable speed drives.  It was the next step up from the old tube vsd.

      @ meggarman

     When you make your laminations for the transformers you insulate either sides to reduce eddy current losses. This is all in an attempt to direct the magnetic disruption caused by the primary input.  Now imagine the magnetic disruption directed not using steel.  The transformer core is saturated with a dc bias winding and the primary input magnetic response travels across the secondary wires not wasting time and energy rearranging magnetic domains in the steel.  Should improve the transformer efficiency to at least 105%.

[poynt99]

wattsup,

that's the same transistor/fet that both eldarion and i found. now that's 3. But some much wiser than us have already said that there are no active electronics in these devices...go figure.