HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Localjoe]

Chicka chicka bow wow..

[buzz-ard]

Capital idea, Jack, about more focused threads in the forum. I've been thinking of a "Builder's Only" thread, where only documented, photographed replication attempt details would be posted, and a "Theory" area for general discussion. I'm monitoring a dozen different TPU threads right now, which is becoming quite tedious.

[poynt99]

Chicka chicka bow wow..

this kind of meaningless crap adds nothing and is a waste of bandwidth and space. pls stop mucking up these threads.

[BEP]

ah heck, believe what you will.

No problem. Disagreement can be a good thing. I saw the pic before you removed it. It looked no different to me. I'll stop with the theories on this thread - as specified. In fact I'll not bother folks here again until I'm in the same league by having the videos to view.

Good Luck!

[jdurban]

@ Jack, thanks for the reply on the material. are those the speaker parts you mentioned before?

Indeed. Steven used whatever was lying around. Spheric was building speakers and SM had bits and pieces all over the place. I would be shocked (sorry bad term) if there was anything sophisticated utilized in this effort.

Another hint that may have eluded some here... If SM could so easily switch chassis materials from non-ferrous to ferrous like the metallic empty spool shown in the TPU demo atop the stack of Sony VCR's, one has to discount the role of metals and magnets. Except of course SM using magnets to plug into "Receptors" LOL.