HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[itanimuLLi]

@Watssup,
I think you have something up there i would finish it before making any conclusions. It has to do with either magnets or audio toroids. about the mike for using to resonate the coils you cold use some simple oscillators .
Keep up the good work and thx for the snapshots.

[BEP]

Thank you Jack Durban for your efforts and thanks Steven Marks for this amazing device.

No offence intended to anyone here. I am very puzzled how this whole story is becoming very close to soap operas in Brasil. We have an inventor, a scientist and a group of intelectuals in one forum, We have the device in video and lots of theories. All these puzzles could easily be solved by simple words of the creator Steven Marks which according to Jack Durban is here already with us, reading and seeing all this drama.

Why dont we get this to the end NOW, there is no better time than NOW. It would be one post from Steven or Jack after talking to each other and that would be the end of this whole problem, why that is not happening? UEC, FBI, CIA what is the point? It sounds just like a soap opera a big lie.

The device is in video, the inventor is here BUT NO EXPLANTIONS, no help really, just a ghost trail, a duck hunt but no ducks. Can not we get this thing explained fast and easy?

Fausto.

I also appreciate the efforts made by the inventor and those sharing what they have. As for the soap opera - yes it is. I am surprised at how many times folks voice upset about the lack of sharing of important details.
Provided previous information is correct, I'm not surprised the information isn't open. When you give up the rights to information you can risk a lot sharing it. I have experience with that mistake and the info was not even close to the same level of importance. Sparing all of details I'll just say the outcome was incredibly painful for me and my family. I'll never recover completely. I'll not make that mistake again for anyone.

[Spider]

@JD,

I am happy for you that you have come to terms again with Steven.

@Steven Mark,

First of all I want to tell you how much I appreciate your invention and all the work you have done.
I guess that in those years it wouldn't have come to your mind that in the year 2008 so many people would come together to study, read, communicate, discuss and trying to rebuild it. That alone is a great achievement I think. I think its a pitty that you are not free to join and participate. Not only because of your past choices, but also because of all the ignorant people....
I think that it is not your task to save the world, you are an inventor, not a messaih.
The world needs no saving, it will be here for millions of year. Maybe the people on it need to be saved...But thats an endless road.
I hope that times will change and we can welcome you. I dont know that.
I wish you all the best and hope this reaches you in good health.

Greetings Rene

[wattsup]

@JD

When feedback is on, you can yell "turn it off, turn it off", and it won't change the feedback until you either move the microphone or flick the switch off or unplug the amp. And, it will feedback at a frequency which is also an oscillation. The TPU diameter will influence the frequency and the diameter is determined by the circumference. lol

By the way, if you ever manage to find that Beta copy, we're all eyes.

@all

I have done some preliminary experiments with the speaker magnet toroid, which I would like to call a Magoid so we can refer to it specifically. Well here are two usages I have found.

#1: Using DC pulses on the coils does not shift the Magoid field. This is because the coils do not have enough winds to shift the ever present and fairly strong speaker magnet field. This is encouraging since the more you push out, the more will return.

If any of you read Jack H's last post, this sort of confirms why I want to wind a new  #1. His coils are pretty fat but he's shifting a huge neo mega mag of a thing. I think he should not bother with turning a shaft. Just stick that field shifter inside a nice big alternator stator and make some juice directly. That's what I will try with a fatter wound Magoid.

So, the #1 with single wind would not be suitable for a field shifter. So you need fatter winds but this does not hold with what is visible inside the FTPU, so #1 is not in the FTPU. Good. This simplifies matters considerably.

#2: I have tried with my computer frequency generator with audio sine waves. I put one end of the coils together on the audio common output and the two other ends to the left and right sides. With various frequency ranges the Magoid would respond. As soon as I put the Magoid on a soft padding, both the audible and physical vibrations stopped. But when I put it on a thin carton box as a resonator, the Magoid would respond directly to the audio frequencies so I am now sure this particular Magoid will provide enough output to generate a feedback via a microphone. I will try it on a real audio amplifier, microphone in mike input, magoid on speaker outputs at low volume to see (or hear). Also, a nice coating on the magnet will be better since the winds were flexing and the coating will permit the winding to embed itself to be snuggly held in place. Now if I put the top and bottom control coils in series with the magoid coils, I should be able to run electrons through them and see if the collector shows any voltage. lol

The top and bottom collector will be from the same wire, uncut. The control coil will be 48 turns on top and 48 turns on the bottom both going 340 degrees around. I suspect that once the collector starts generating current, it will create a center mag field going perpendicular from the center and up through the magoid and this will help mutual gain.

So here's the question.

Since I am so nill in EE matters, do any of you know how to design a rudimentary microphone amplifier using only 5-7 small components. That would fit on a circuit about 1.5" by 2". Just enough to amplify the gain from a microphone. If so please either post the circuit here or PM me.

[wattsup]

@All

Would the following circuit be ok to amplify a microphone. It only has 4 componets. lol

http://www.tzywen.com/modules.php?name=News&file=article&sid=367.