TPU Clues

[newbie123]

Here are some Youtube video experiments related to intermodulation:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mVPfwqEPaM (Passive intermodulation "PIM" with magnet)

[newbie123]

Gyroscopic effect can also be banging fields/coils, like in a speaker.
It does not have to mean something is spinning.

I think you're wrong.    A gyroscopic effect is a specific effect  that requires spinning around an axis.. Not oscillations between 4 coils...     

If what you say is true.   You should be able to put  your 4 coil circuit on  a rod (like a gyroscope),  turn in on, and watch is sit upright like a spinning gyroscope..   I don't see this happening.  Where did you get this idea?

[Nikola Tesla]

Where did you get this idea?

Does it matter?

Think of this picture:

Nikola.

[giantkiller]

Here is Room3327 link:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=6774.msg164447#msg164447

Is the gyro feeling radial or jacked back and forth?

I posted this corrected pic by room3327. He actually did an excellant job of documenting the gk4 and them some.
I have done the 'Z' jumper config and am now doing the 'n' config like in the pic again. He also had to correct the winding to get to a connection between the serially connected coils. I terminated all the ends to terminals for this very specific reason.

Put a neo by an inside edge and listen to it scream and jitter. But don't touch it.

The tpu driven like a single axis rotovertor would be frictionless. Then the single axis will work. Of course, Virtual axis that is.

[newbie123]

I don't think an electric sander's motion could create a true 'gyroscopic effect' but It would definitely create a  inertial effect similar  to a gyroscope...  Maybe this is what SM was referring to..     

How could you emulate this effect with a solid state toroid?