Understanding electricity in the TPU.

[kooler]

@wattsup
great post
the first time i saw the big tpu unit light the 10 bulbs on the 24awg test leads i knew there wasn't any current running thru the bulbs.. 830 volts at 10 amps would have smoked the leads...
plus on the smaller tpu's those small plasma sparks on hook up are more like 1kv at a few ma's
we all know that if you want to trick a clamp meter just run high volts thru the wire..
i once got excited cause i thought i built the tpu but, otto showed me that i built one of floyd sweets devices..
so i am still working on this..
i hope i did not stray to much..

robbie

[otto]

Hello all,

@wattsup

Im speechless.

I cant read your post a second time because you wrote a lot of .......I have to be nice!

If you allow a little advice: forget the videos and concentrate on your coils. Learn, learn and again, learn.

From your previous posts I know that youre very clever and able to work and learn and I really dont understand why you wrote this post!

Otto

[Mk1]

@Wattsup

Great post !

Thanks !

@otto

Don't be so quick to judge ... either way we can make it !

With hybrid power , basically mixing AC and DC in the magnetic domain is the key to the tpu !

@all

Look at this video , take note of when he speaks of the role of the current and the role of the voltage in the output wave , this should be enough to Make you think !

No one ever said the tpu was a OU devise , its a conversion device at best
And included in the battery category.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6UneWw5w890&feature=related

[Mannix]

Very well written .
The gyroscopic action is confirmed by any body who has held the device.

The washboard effect had never been replicated.
The engineers reports would not exist as they do.

A friend of mine has a similar perspective to you and he is still my friend.

[otto]

Hello all,

@MK1

I would never dare to judge anybody but I cant agree with @wattsup! Sorry!

I SEE on my workbench that he failed in some points in his statements.

And yes, AC and DC is mixed in a TPU but we know this from Lindsays first posts.

@Lindsay

it seems that only a core can cause a vibration of a TPU.

I used a lot of cores and only cores with a magnetic metal gave me the needed vibrations and this would mean also the gyro effect.

Otto