Is Lindsay?s ?SM? a fraud?

[otto]

Hello all,

@wattsup

I have to look at the patent you gave us. Youre OK with your questions. This proves that youre working on the TPU.

A center tap on the collector is very good.

Im always using the same: from oscillators to MOSFETs gates, from drains to controls. Always my TPUs without caps, diodes, resistors.....just pure coils.

Maybe you should look at the magnetism fateback site and look at the "Sweet" draving.

@tosky

my friends in the profi lab had also a runaway condition. They measured the voltage and current feeded back into the grid: hundreds of volts and over 150A. I had the same with an input of 12V and a current of 2 - 3A.
And I also saw the pumping at 5 - 10HZ.

This is normal, of course.

Otto

[tosky]

@Otto
If he can measure the runaway condition for the voltage and 150A, implies that the condition had kept at least 1 second. Could you keep this condition for a while. How long? Can it also be kept if you cut of the input power? This information is most important. If you did not get this measurement, then your inference engine is blocked.

[otto]

Hello all,

@tosky

when this happened I was happy to stay alive. The problem is that this effect amplifies more and more. First a little pulsating at the mentioned 5 - 10Hz but groving very fast. First burned my scope, then I think my oscillators, then my power supply and then melted the soldering points in my TPU. I connected my coils by soldering the wires.

Of cours I made this s..t. In the first moment I saw kicks on my scope. Oridinary, nice kicks. As I changed the frequency mix, I saw the kicks are more and more forming somehow sine waves. As I moved very slowly the frequencies I saw better and better sinewaves but with a lot of hash. As I wantet to get rid of the hash I tuned again the frequency and then ......

As you see I was totally surprised. I only saw the analog instrumets pulsating. It was a very strong pulsating.

Otto

PS: I hope, never again.

[tosky]

@Otto
What you said is ordinary thing. You didn't answer the question "How Long". I appreciate your hard work, but you seems not logical working. So must waste too much time. (Runaway) how long is the point. even 1 nano-second is overunity. Otherwise it is a normal converter. I only want the answer of "How long".

[otto]

Hello all,

@tosky

I think it was over 10 seconds  until everything blowed.

Otto