New TPU build

[Farrah Day]

Thanks Loner

Anyone ever heard of the Tolman-Stewart experiment?

A very long wire was connected to a very sensitive meter. The wire was then rotated at 4000rpm. The long wire length allowed it to twist together as it spun. The coil was then brought to a stop in a fraction of a second.  The result was the conduction electrons carried on moving after the bulk of the metal had stopped.

These moving electrons produced a tiny pulse of current through the coil that was measurable on the meter.

Tolman and Stewart then analysed their data to find the charge to mass ratio of the current carriers in various metals and found these agreed with the known charge to mass ratio of the electron in free space.

On a slightly different note, does anyone else have a problem with the generally accepted SM design of the control coils being wrapped radially around the collector coils?  It just seems to me that in this configuration, the magnetic field induced by the contol coils into the collector would be far from optimum.

The way the coils are wound will no doubt be of utmost importance given that there appears to be very little to a SM TPU.

Bifilar winding configurations may well play an important part in the operation of the device, as on the one hand we can have a bifilar coil connected in such a way as to cancel out the inductive reactance and hence be left only with a pure resistance, and on the other hand a bifilar can be connected to get the magnifying effect Tesla spoke about whereby the coil can store many times the energy of a standard wound coil.  Two very interesting effects.

Furthermore, I know there is a lot of talk about pulsing 3 different signals to 3 separate control coils, but I for one would be extremely surprised if SM had this amount of electronics incorporated anywhere on a TPU. A small, very basic 555 oscillator cct, yes, maybe, but anything more complex than that I seriously doubt.  So why not simply concentrate on the one signal input and produce the phase differentials between the coils as Tesla did.

http://helpinghandconsulting.com/tesla/patents/00416193.pdf

[giantkiller]

Anyone ever heard of the Tolman-Stewart experiment?

So why not simply concentrate on the one signal input and produce the phase differentials between the coils as Tesla did.

http://helpinghandconsulting.com/tesla/patents/00416193.pdf

Thanks.

[innovation_station]

Thanks.

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[Farrah Day]

Some of you might also find this link of interest:

http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_2/chpt_13/9.html

Think about how SM's TPU was said to slowly build up to speed/power and the possibility of the magnet to kick start it!

[newbie123]

Some of you might also find this link of interest:

http://www.allaboutcircuits.com/vol_2/chpt_13/9.html

Think about how SM's TPU was said to slowly build up to speed/power and the possibility of the magnet to kick start it!

Interesting circuit.    But if the magnet was just used to "kick start" the current flow, and not a key component..   Why wouldn't he just brush the magnet over the coil?   And why would removing the magnet stop the current flow?