HIGH QUALITY TPU DVD Video Released from Jack Durban

[Dom]

Hey guys, I was just reading posts, and I couldnt helpthinking about the two  transformer scenario, If you look at teslas patent again, 381,970 it would be like the two transformers, as the coils would be activated at 180 degrees, think of this, providing one freq in one set, and providing another in the other set, we just need to see which ones would cause this vibration to happen, perhaps its the earths 7.8 hz, beat freq that we produce that make this vibration happen, and this vibration is picked up by the outer coil, which is wound like a twist, interesting indeed.......we may already have the schematic, all we need to do is play around with the scenario...

@Jack, you mean you have alot of SM's equip? are they something he would want back, because if he hasn't come back for them, then something bad has happened....

[Localjoe]

@Dom

The vibration is the whirling magnetic feild progressivly shiftign quadrants aroudn the thing....
                                                                                                                   joe

[jdurban]

@Jack, you mean you have alot of SM's equip? are they something he would want back, because if he hasn't come back for them, then something bad has happened....

Actually it was included as part of a debt settlement with vendors of which I was the largest. I have attempted to reach SM several times and even offered to give him a very personal 10" reel recording he left on a TEAC R/R deck with calls from "Johnny" prior to the interview. I would have not done the interview if SM would have responded and asked that I not do it. I have doubts that he is still alive or free to communicate.

[OzOnE]

@EMdevices and wassup - are you currently using VirtualDub with filters? Just wondered if the filtering helped at all? I've turned the colour up a fair amount, but not to over-do things. The colour certainly helps to identify things (such as the colours of wires on the big TPU etc.)

You can obviously play with things like the chroma shift settings under the VHS filter to "move" the colour itself around with respect to the "underlying" mono image. eg. In the part where SM is using the yellow clamp meter on the big TPU, you can see how far down the colour has "shifted" (like on his shirt sleeve and on the meter) - if you set the vertical shift to around 12 or more (neg), you can get the blue colour spot on, but this usually upsets the yellow. I don't think this plugin can shift each colour channel (RGB or YUV) independently? Also, on the "Frequency Surpressor" plugin, you can tick "show noise" to see which parts of the image it's "cleaning / smudging!".

@EMdevices - how are you viewing each field side by side? I can't seem to find a setting or plugin in VirtualDub which does this? (btw, I think when playing back using overlay / hardware acceleration in other programs, they usually tend to deinterlaced material as default.) VirtualDub does get blocky when you right-click the image to zoom in, but I think at least pixels are pixels!Ã,  :)Ã,  On newer versions of VirtualDub, it has 75% zoom options so you can fit on most screens easily (without using a filter to resize.)

btw, if you do use DVD2AVI to create your own .d2v project file, it should also extract the audio as an .ac3 file. You can then load this into VirtualDub, (yes, I know, I mentioned this beforeÃ,  )

@slapper - Fantastic find ! I didn't expect to ever see an almost exact reel to the FTPU! I did a bit of searching on Google images, but very well done! I thought it would have been a fairly common reel / spoolÃ,  type in the US though. I'm assuming the central "hub" is plastic too? Is it the same colour as in your posted image, or is there still wire on that one? (ie, is the central hub also black?)

Anyone have any thoughts on whether the FTPU has something wound around the central hub part? It still looks to me as if something is there as it looks copper-like in colour and you can almost make out the winding "texture".

Another glaring thing I missed before was the component held in the center of the spool! I've been staring at this footage for the past few days, but never took much notice of this before. It's only when you see a "bare" spool that you notice the extras bits more.

btw, I think the "trigger coil" on the FTPU at least appears to be a component with fine windings. The trigger coil I posted from Rapid Electronics is probably much smaller than the component on the FTPU though. The colour of the component suggests windings too and you can see the "legs" at the bottom which seem to be soldered to the main coils?

My thoughts on the vibration are that it's the same thing that happens with large (or small) transformers when they're first switched on. Like on large amplifiers, you often hear (and feel) the "bump" sound (from the transformer itself - not the speakers) as the mains is applied (magnetostriction - again, mentioned before.)

I remember this "bump" being more pronounced on toroidal transformers, strange that!

[EMdevices]

@OzOnE,    I apply the following filters :

1)  deinterlace  (then set the option on the filter to fold side by side
2)  resize  (and only resize the vertical dimention by 2x
3)  levels   (I play with the input and shift towards the black side (left) brightens up the darker parts

Anyway,  I now instaled  VirtualDubMod,    and this new unified version can load in MPEG-2, so it can load the files now (VirtualDub couldn't so I was using all sorts of other things)  Note, the filters are a bit different, but the same set is there pretty much)   

EM