HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[BEP]

@Earl

I tried the middle one first thinking the diagram was wrong. It didn't work at core resonance.

The plate coil is a DC short but it isn't shorted when the wave travels from one end of the core to the other and back. Note the magnetic polarity of the two coils on the core.

[EMdevices]

@EM

Good to see you back.

Are you preferring bare iron wire or tapping over the iron wire before making the 3 loops.

you need to tape over the wire, or use iron wire that comes with some insulation, or just keep the loops slightly apart so they don't touch.   A better approach would be to use the iron wire for the helix, then naturaly the spacing between the loops will keep it from touching.  I think you started a coil in that configuration, and it's what I'm seeing in the FTPU.

[starcruiser]

@EM,

A bit of speculation for a moment... so the next incarnation of SM's device would be using the 16ga lamp wire over the parametron coil(s) as a secondary transformer coil to pick up/ tap the field you think? thus a higher output?

[wattsup]

@EM

Yes I made one with bailing wire but non insulated and the results are not OK. I will re-do it with tapped wire. But here's the thing. I am no longer that convinced the rings are bailing wire. Or, if it is, I would not call it bailing wire in the sense that it is not one strand of iron wire. It looks more like the wire used in garage doors that has many strands. The only thing that pushes me to say it is not bailaing wire at all is that when the wire leaves the ring, the turns are very tight. Also on the second parts of the FTPU video when he starts putting the meter clamps, you can see how easilly the wires move around. This is not consistent with a bailing wire that would be so rigid.

Also, on the circuit board as I had drawn it, behind the fuse and the resistor, there are three small capacitors. It is these capacitors that gives the spiral illusion when he puts his fingers behind the unit.

I need a little more time to work these out but once I am sure about the control coil windings, I will post a new diagram.

Added:

On the lighter side of things, check this little video of the old versus new.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=AhsSgcsTMd4

[plengo]

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Fausto