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[BEP]

@BEP,
is this the OTPU without legs?   I never considered the fact that the 2 magnets are aligned differently, good observation, so obvious too.
EM

Nope. The legs are clear on those shots but the angle it sets is questionable.

The differing magnet orientation shows on these pics. This just confirms to me that the polar axis is vertical so that orientation doesn't matter much.

Look at the coil wrap pitch. This is where I saw the bucking fields.

@Sparks,

Creating a virtual rotation is nothing more than winding and firing it like a stepper motor. This is actually more difficult and complex than the method I see used.

Look up how helical polarization is created with two dipole antennas. Think of how an HP generator works. Learn how tornadoes and water funnels are created. You won't find someone firing coils in a sequence to make those - regardless of frequencies.

Check out positive and negative sequence harmonics, overtones and undertones.

Off to see the Wizard again. I'm starting to feel like home is the next hotel.

[darkspeed]

I notice that the "control" windings use different diameter wire and turns.

Each "Control" may be the length of its resonant frequency.

You can vary wire diameters to match Mass between coils of different lengths.

Scroll down to "Length of Wire AND Frequency of Coil"

http://www.classictesla.com/java/calculat.html



Forest - Yes each strand - even if it is not individually insulated improves radiant skin effect. The theory goes that if you can liberate the radiant event then when it is collected by an element like copper then it produces a great flow of current  - based on tesla

[sparks]

     @Bep   

        On the road myself.  Been looking at on coming traffic for days.  If only the damn road moved in a rotation everybody would be getting somewhere without using all this  energy.  Millions of horsepower invested in opposing inertial fields seems like a waste. 
    If you took a normal ac induction motor but instead of winding the coils with opposite polarities facing each other you wind them so that it forms a huge torroidal choke.  Split them into as many coils as you want.  Then over a section of this winding you wind an input.  This input winding is pulse driven and the self-induction of each winding and it's resonance is matched so that for each input pulse there may be 100's of rotations of the magnetic field in the core.  Not so much a rotation but a squeezing action of the magnetic field within the core.    As the pulse frequency rises the speed of the magnetic perastalic action increases.  If you tune the pulse to fire at the proper time soon you have what appears to be a standing magnetic wave field (flux capacitor).  If you off tune the pulse a little the standing wave field converts into a rotating standing wave field.  If the wave field is caused to collapse all at once you got yourself a time compressed event. 

[BEP]

 

I had a flux capacitor once. Never could hit 88mph to use it.

Hmmmm... Maybe I should have peddled the vehicle West instead of East?

Any way to just make your physical age go back in time? I need it 

[darkspeed]

I had a couple of people pm me on this so i will answer it here..

When i said " when is a short not a short " I was referring to the Tesla Hairpin Circuit.

With conventional electricity you measure a potential between two separate conductors each having an electron potential relative to each other.

With radiant electricity it is possible to measure a potential on one wire at two locations.

This fact would relate to forming a wire ( or many wires in parallel ) into the shape of a slightly open circle ( or hoop ) and being able to measure a potential across both ends of the same wire.