The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[giantkiller]

Hello all,

@GK

just 1 question, if allowed:

Why do you use IRON??

Otto

Because SM said bailing wire. That enabled something very new to show up. The control coil became an iron core transformer. The core became a conductor that became the collector that is squeezed by the magnetic field of the control coil. Do you all see the cannon ball effect now? And that is why the coil diagram you posted is so important and that is why the effects were so profound in the GK4. Could it be done with copper? Possibly. The current focus is that infolded coil. JDO300 showed results from that same configuration months ago only the coil wasn't feed back through the middle.

SM has always posted well hidden clues if not specific opportunities  blatantly. I have been very Sherlock Holmes like in my analysis with what I have seen on these threads. He's is an audio engineer. How do you think I came up with the microphones pointing in the speaker? He used a tube amp to begin with. Why? It was readily available in his pile of stuff. Did it work? You betcha. Everytime I grab a DVM do I explain how good it is? Nope. Throw it on the bench and turn it on. Remember the dolphins wave picture? They don't ride the boat, they are pushed by the effect of the boat pushing the water. It is effortless. That was the answer I got back. I have posted alot of these analogies. Some gotten, some not. This cat and mouse game is thick. I love the hunt.

I will post this over in LOTR also.

--giantkiller. Enjoy.

[innovation_station]

i filled my collector as i think you can have as many as you want or a least as you want it does not matter to a degree!

[otto]

Hello all,

@GK

yes, SM said bailing wire....but I suppose he used it in his early TPUs and then the found a really good solution:

I have only copper in my newest TPU and thats very good. But Im using a lot of iron or aluminum in my TPU and didnt notice it!!!

No, Im not crazy.

Why must our MOSFETs be INSIDE the TPU?

Because of the MOSFETs!!!

AAAAANNNNNDDDDD!!!!

Their.....H E A T S I N K S  !!!

Have a nice day.

Otto

[giantkiller]

@Otto,
Thanks. As I looked back on all SM's TPUs it should've have been readily apparent that they are all a mixture of diferent metals.
The open TPU is an aluminum cable reel. That is why there is so little wire.
Dude, you're a genius!

The tuning fork hieroglyphic shows minimal wire and steel forks. Hello?

The tube amplifier has a steel case.

Some of us have used iron wire and gotten good results.

Looks like there are many ways to get there per Steven Mark's words.

I will have good day. You do the same. You have given me a gift of thought.

Thank you.

--giantkiller. I get it and got it.

[Darth Vader]

Hello all,

@GK

yes, SM said bailing wire....but I suppose he used it in his early TPUs and then the found a really good solution:

I have only copper in my newest TPU and thats very good. But Im using a lot of iron or aluminum in my TPU and didnt notice it!!!

No, Im not crazy.

Why must our MOSFETs be INSIDE the TPU?

Because of the MOSFETs!!!

AAAAANNNNNDDDDD!!!!

Their.....H E A T S I N K S  !!!

Have a nice day.

Otto

Hi,

Just a while back i was reading the ss needs to be in the ring because the field around the torroid makes the clocks fail.
is this still nessisary  ?