HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[itanimuLLi]

@watssup
i found this on the net its a simple circuit to build a inverter for blacklight lamps you could use your coils in the circuit and it should oscillate by itself, without a microphone. consider the lamp as the load.

[JustRite]

After reading Steven Mark?s letters to Lindsay (for the ??? time), I find it interesting that Steven suggests that he has given enough information that would enable a studious experimenter to replicate the device in some reasonable amount of time. He talks about the principle of operation and the coils in general terms, but nothing about the electronic components and/or ?multiple? frequencies needed, even in general terms. He has hidden the release of that information behind ?non-disclosure? and government agreements.

Even if one was to determine the correct construction of the coils, Steven in his own words in one of his first letters posted by Lindsay states, ?It has been a very long road from beginning to end. It took several years of experimentation to discover what frequencies and most importantly how to make small integrated circuits work to perform the control functions necessary to make the demonstrations you see on the video tapes available today.? From his own statement, he is saying that it took him ?several years? to discover the frequencies and integrated circuits to make the device operate after he had apparently determined the required coil design to use.

Based on the above, those who possess a similar electronic knowledge/ability that Steven had (whether great or small) can look forward to years of experimentation to replicate his device.  Either he is telling the truth about the complexity of determining the correct frequencies and circuits, or he is lying. If he is telling the truth, expect years to replicate his device. If he is lying, ?Good Luck? in replicating the device in a shorter length of time.

I think Steven is not concerned that anyone is going to replicate his device any time soon. I really hope I am proven wrong.

[Motorcoach1]

@ Wattsup  -  I used that circut long ago in my remote microphones , they work well but cheep quality. the better ones use opto coupler chips no noise. I have some chips around here I'll look up the No# If you want it.

[b0rg13]

After reading Steven Mark?s letters to Lindsay (for the time), I find it interesting that Steven suggests that he has given enough information that would enable a studious experimenter to replicate the device in some reasonable amount of time. He talks about the principle of operation and the coils in general terms, but nothing about the electronic components and/or ?multiple? frequencies needed, even in general terms. He has hidden the release of that information behind ?non-disclosure? and government agreements.

Even if one was to determine the correct construction of the coils, Steven in his own words in one of his first letters posted by Lindsay states, ?It has been a very long road from beginning to end. It took several years of experimentation to discover what frequencies and most importantly how to make small integrated circuits work to perform the control functions necessary to make the demonstrations you see on the video tapes available today.? From his own statement, he is saying that it took him ?several years? to discover the frequencies and integrated circuits to make the device operate after he had apparently determined the required coil design to use.

Based on the above, those who possess a similar electronic knowledge/ability that Steven had (whether great or small) can look forward to years of experimentation to replicate his device.  Either he is telling the truth about the complexity of determining the correct frequencies and circuits, or he is lying. If he is telling the truth, expect years to replicate his device. If he is lying, ?Good Luck? in replicating the device in a shorter length of time.

I think Steven is not concerned that anyone is going to replicate his device any time soon. I really hope I am proven wrong.

from what i understand there is at least one if not two or more people who are having  extreamly good luck with working 4" tpu's, from what i can tell there now just trying different typs of wire and testing output.

[Mannix]

Jack,

would you still say that Steven is of the "cashier level"
or was that all just so that you could flush the guy out?

I think that you might consider apolagising for each and every distainful and insulting remark that you made about him ,now that you have what you want.

Its probable that this is not something that you would consider necessary


Lindsay