Towards Realizing the TPU

Mk1 · January 21, 2009, 05:36:29 PM

@Room3327

All i can say is that there is 8 coils 90 degrees apart,i am building one are you , if you what to argue on detail, go ahead.
Its time that could be spent working with each other .That's my point, that motor action is a switching device (you may call it what you want but it dose operate the phases), A magnetic core only works on ac/pulsed dc, its transformer you still need to power it.
I am just stating in simple terms , for every one , make it as complicated as you want.

Edit: Tesla's goodies are not referred to in there patents because it would not get approved by law , you will only get those by building .
Back then there was no transistor or tubes 555 Or magnetron to switch things.

Room3327 · January 21, 2009, 06:07:45 PM

QuoteAll i can say is that there is 8 coils 90 degrees apart,i am building one are you , if you what to argue on detail, go ahead.
Its time that could be spent working with each other .That's my point, that motor action is a switching device (you may call it what you want but it dose operate the phases), A magnetic core only works on ac/pulsed dc, its transformer you still need to power it.
I am just stating in simple terms , for every one , make it as complicated as you want.

Edit: Tesla's goodies are not referred to in there patents because it would not get approved by law , you will only get those by building .

Mk1,
I am not here to argue with you, sorry if you got that impression. I do believe detail is something a bit missing around here though.
Now trying to work with you, yes Tesla's patent has 8 coils total and I think you are right placing them at 90 degrees apart, by doing so I would think transformer action is minimized. The thing you call a motor is definatly operating the phases, 4 of the 8 coils, arranged as 2 pair. Tesla called it an exciter, it is his patent. I don't know why you think I don't, but yes I believe this works on sine wave AC. If what I am saying is to complicated, I just don't know what to say to this. I think it is great that you are building this keep up the good work!

Mk1 · January 21, 2009, 06:32:20 PM

@Room3327

Start building , i replaced the iron with a iron powder toroid on my toy version to get the basic , and found a lot of stuff, come joint us !

But the core it self has some mystery left to understand, the magnetic current can do work , don't trust your meter try a load on it.

Room3327 · January 21, 2009, 06:43:01 PM

Mk1,
Thank you, and I'm working as fast as I can.

giantkiller · January 21, 2009, 10:12:35 PM

Quote from: Chef on January 21, 2009, 04:58:39 PM
In a normal case, between the control coils, and the output coil, there is no induction, doesn't matter how fast we rotate the vector with the control coils.You can see, Tesla wrapped the output coils, around the control coils, there is a normal transformer action in this case. SM used the output coils as a core, and wrapped the control coils around it. I don't think so, SM just copied that Tesla patent. I think he realized something, what is not in these patents.

http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=1872.msg21437#msg21437

Boom?

--giantkiller.