HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Grumpy]

there's the Tesla/Dollard RE camp (but no one has seen RE yet, have they?) grumpy?

Many have RE, dumbass.  that's what i've ben trying to tell ya... Only way a TPU can work is by Tesla's electrostatic induction laws.  Erfinder is the only one that I know that knows these laws .  I have been able to figure out a couple of them, but not all of them.

VOB1 (7:17-7:25): "Each time the frequency comes together (*claps*) it appears to have an effect."

ain't that cool?   Cookin' with gas now! 

[slapper]

"You can tell by my hand and fingers that this device is very small"


It's definitely plastic:

Flange diameter = 5 Inches
Barrel diameter = 1-7/8 Inches
Shaft hole size = 3/4 Inches

As specified by the manufacturer of this reel:
http://www.sonoco.com/sonoco/Products/Plastic_reels/mpl_utility_nonwire_spool_spec.htm

For perspective a US quarter is on top of the reel on the right and a dime on the left.

Take care.

nap

[poynt99]

Many have RE, dumbass.  that's what i've ben trying to tell ya... Only way a TPU can work is by Tesla's electrostatic induction laws.

really?, well ya failed to name not even one, and no one here has fessed up.

you missed the point dude.

oh, and i don't mean any of the legends, I mean people here, including yourself.

and your RE theory is just one in a pile of theories that have been proposed, so until you've got one of these tpu's on your bench producing real power from RE, i suggest a little more tolerance is in order

[wattsup]

@slapper

I think your spool is too high. And it's missing a few parts. Just jokin around. Thanks for showing this cause it really does confirm the plastic. Also, there are holes drilled on the spool to pass some component  legs through to the other side.

@EM

I can seeee but at normal. At 2x my screen shows only 1/4. But man oh man is it clear. Look at it. Holy focus Batman, I can seeeeeee.

Now to do some high res grabs and zooms.

From first glances, my previous observations are pretty well on the button with a few changes to come. After this it's build time.

[aleks]

Hi,  sorry to chime in,  though I cannot make it out what E might be in wattsup picture (it could be a zener too), Zener diodes are manufactured up to 200V, see this link (out of many): http://www.nteinc.com/Web_pgs/Fifty.html  shows zener diodes in so called stud-mount package.

Well, thanks. However, this is still pretty small voltage (and power - take a look at amperage). If you use average 10microsecond pulse duration maximum you can get is 0.4mJ of energy for each 200V pulse - does not look much.