Steven Marks secret

[tishatang]

@Otto

Congratulations on your breakthrough. 

Tishatang

[otto]

@forest

even with this unstable IC I got what I wanted. Its clear that new oscillators are needed. Not sooooo complicated as mine.

@nvisser

the lenghts of the coils are already posted:

secondary lenght 30ft.
over that the primary, lenght 9 ft.

@fabver

no, its totally different. Its my newest "technology" ha,ha.

Otto

[otto]

@tishatang

I hear the nicest music when I tune my coils to a high frequency and my coils gives me a nicest sound ever heared. 5 or 6Khz.

What did you say 2 years ago? When is your birthday?

Im asking because there was a few months ago a veeeeery nice man who wanted to help me with money, he insisted to finance my work, wanted that I quit my job so I can work all the day long on my coils....he has sent me 500 bucks that I never got....he had hundreds of questions......and then suddenly he dissapeared!


HA, Raul, how have you classified me?

As an idiot? as a dreamer? as a man not worth to mention? not enough knowledge to solve the TPU??

But you dont know something about me: I NEVER GIVE UP!!

But Raul, you forgot something: I PROMISED YOU TO FINISH THE TPU UNTIL END OF THIS YEAR!!!

This is the reason tishatang Im asking when you have your birthday.

Otto

[nvisser]

Otto
You wrote about 2 oscilators when you said:NEVER tune 2 of the frequencies to the exact same value. This is strictly FORBIDDEN.
Your diagram only got one oscillator?
What voltage rating is your 100w lamp?
Does the battery charge while running as you wrote that it
produce hydrogen .
Do you use 50% duty cycle?

[otto]

@nvisser

yes, for now we need 3 oscillators. When we finish only 1 is needed that gives us the 3 frequencies.
My 100W bulb is 230V/100W. No, please dont als anything about overunity or such crap.

The bulb is only glowing. The point is NOT to light the bulb, the point is to get a very strong vibration.

My friend wrote me that he had a lot of trouble with his battery. Of course at an unknown frequency.

As my oscillator is on my workbench I have no idea about the used duty cycle but yes, I suppose it was 50%.

Its maybe time to think about oscillators, something easy to build, maybe with a 555 and then to try it. A square wave oscillator that we can "hide" inside a 6" TPU.

Ideas? Schematics??

Otto