locating Steve Mark´s TPU demonstration house

[khabe]

Yes, its simple. I have this kind older one, the same circuit.
My Myotron Black Widow  pulse wave - I can not take it apart with no damages, I do not
What I like -  6 years the same batteries.
I have not much used it, just few times    - for very drunk man it does not effect much ... perhaps was wrong body-zone ...what ever ... I did not want to kill him
When I bought it then for first tests I used an experimental animal  - I tried on myself
Was very bad feeling, but I do abide very high voltage 
cheers,
khabe

[EMdevices]

I found this youtube video quite interesting.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y9pZCMJb8s&feature=related

Why is there a frequency at 5.5 kHz during a lightning storm?   In the SM video where a large TPU is cut up, he also mentions the same 5.5 kHz frequency.   

Here's a paper on the spectrum:   

http://www.vaisala.com/content/vaisala%20-%20internet%20dg5%20c/newsanddownloads/events/ildcilmc/2006/2006%20ILDC%20Papers/2006%20ILDC%20Paper/52_ILDC%20Rai,%20Sharma,%20Chand,%20Kumar,%20Israil.pdf

EM

[BEP]

I found this youtube video quite interesting.  

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1y9pZCMJb8s&feature=related

Why is there a frequency at 5.5 kHz during a lightning storm?   In the SM video where a large TPU is cut up, he also mentions the same 5.5 kHz frequency.   

Here's a paper on the spectrum:   

http://www.vaisala.com/content/vaisala%20-%20internet%20dg5%20c/newsanddownloads/events/ildcilmc/2006/2006%20ILDC%20Papers/2006%20ILDC%20Paper/52_ILDC%20Rai,%20Sharma,%20Chand,%20Kumar,%20Israil.pdf

EM

Note: The vertical component shows higher amplitude than the horizontal. This can be because of antenna polarization. I've found the amplitude difference remains even when using separate horizontal and vertical polarized antenna. There is also a difference between the vertical and horizontal frequencies in the 2k range.

Also the frequency in the 5k range can vary in a single signal from around 4 to 7k.

In my analysis of the audio from a TPU I found two major audio frequencies separated by 1800Hz. Within this 1800 range there were 5 separate and equal peaks with 200Hz spacing.
This all would vary slightly but that was my best interpretation.

These audible sounds were obviously being generated by movement. In a few checks I found a high strength 15.8kHz peak but couldn't be sure it was generated by the TPU or some other electronics, possibly the camera being used.

[innovation_station]

@em it sure makes sence to me ...

tune to harmonics of the strikes... however ...


if tuned tooo close.... we will  call lightning

there better ways....   much safer

ist!

[EMdevices]

Here's a spectrum about 500 ft away from HV lines, similar to the ones next to the mansion, where SM tested his TPUs.  (note, he was a lot closer to them them 500 ft, more like 100 ft)

notice a few intermittent signals that it's also picking up (15.75 kHz), a  VLF signaling of sorts from undisclosed locations perhaps?

Solid signal at 13.9 kHz, 

and last but not least,  notice all the power grid harmonics extending well above 5 kHz.

There is plenty of energy to be harvested off of these lines, and I don't mean the 60 Hz,  but anything above that is fair game and they can't make an argument that you are stealing their power, unless they can prove they are supplying it to the lines.

EM