HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[starcruiser]

I thought it was a pretty good pix EM.

I DL'd the video but haven't watched it yet (started the DL last night from Jason) So I am providing a seed as well, so all should grab it since my DSL connection is pretty fast as well.

So this pix was grabbed frlom the VOB file?

[hartiberlin]

Hi EM,
I think this is more like this
enclosed picture.

The white coil , if it is the output coil must just have 50 milliOhms
DC resistance, so it is probably just one single wire going inside the 4 red control coils !

The other components inside the stands are probably some capacitors to control
the 90 degrees phase shift between the 4 red control coils.

Regards, Stefan.

[EMdevices]

That's an interesting concept Stefan,Ã,  I know why you say that as well. The first TPU certainly has the Collector wire and SM talked about them, but this open TPU does not "appear" to have the typical COLLECTOR wire.

This can have two implications:

1)Ã,  We can not see it well enough in the pictures, and so can assume it's there.

2)Ã,  This tells us something about the versatility of the technology, and hence will help us to identify the principles.


I tend towards the second option, but have considered the first as well.Ã,  The beauty of it is,Ã,  I have a theory like I wrote on previous postings.Ã,  If the rings are iron, they will have standing waves based on MAGNETOSTRICION acting to setup sound waves/vibrations.Ã,  This is the link to getting the MOTIONÃ,  we want.Ã, Ã,  I've experimented with this and it's real.Ã, 

I should also make a statement and say I fully believe the COLLECTOR IS MADE OF IRON WIREÃ,  OR BAILING WIRE, which explains a lot of things including the rapid heating  (hysteris losses)

EM

[turbo]

Hey Stefan you forgot the coils are bifilar to cancel out the flux.
This is visible in the pictures too... it's two wires.

M.

[aleks]

wattsup, hartiberlin  I think you are very close. I've studied what reed switch is and it can be exactly the thing that replaces electronics. It actually is much better since it behaves as saw-tooth oscillator - well, closer to DC on-off pulsing, but still its "off" transient should be sloped a bit I think due to capacitor discharge into the next pulse. Reed switch may still appear closed when capacitor is mostly discharged - it will open when magnetic field is on its minimum. So, it's clearly should be a saw-tooth voltage waveform.