@Hi all (Late last night I forgot to post this here also.)
First of all @GK, I am sorry for not responding to your post and to your last build. I kind of had my head in one direction these days.
OK, here is my Video No. 7. I had to cut it up cause the master was too long for YouTube.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2thrf3kq8-EI think I now know how SMs tpus worked.
Very simple indeed.
First the battery is used but only open ended. Next the pulse frequency is used but only open ended. Then the exchange between that and the Earths field charges an isolated pick up coil that is not open ended. The battery will never go down. The frequency pulse is only on one side, goes through to the other through the battery to the other side. Need more juice, you will need a bigger or more batteries to provide the greater north and south field biases. That's why he raised the LTPU center plate. He had batteries but they did not drain. Or if they did drain, it was taking so long that no battery known could do this, so he won the deal.
He said the 6TPU weighed 1.5 pounds. Hmmmmmm, That much wire would do the 120 volt thing.
It does not really matter what you build. if you use a closed system, you will be stuck to all the conservation of energy laws. But if you go open ended, what law will slam it down. Don't know yet but.............
After the above video, I made connections to a second coil via the free pulse generator ground lead and the free battery positive both going open ended just like the coil that's one the battery negative and pulse positive in the video, again they are open ended, and now............ the second coil is lighting up more LEDS. Amps on the pulse generator did not go up........... WTF man.
I will make a Video 8 but with Video 7, guys should understand the implications of this easily. I can only hope.
Monopoles do exist. You have two of them on each battery, inductor, capacitor, etc. We are the ones that are so bent on shorting them to get some work done.
Plus we have one major field whooshing around our buts day in and day out.
I think now that SMs vacuum tube analogy was to depict an open ended system. There is a space between the anode and the cathode. A vacuum tube is in fact a concentrated pinpointing on an open ended system. Pulse one side, bias the other and juice starts flowing.
Ottos ECD. He used some serious juice to pulse them. Not like my furty Pulse Generator in mA and uA. I think one day he started it and one of the leads was not connected making it open ended. The power supply ground did the same thing on one side as how it is being used it in the video. He hit the frequency from the other side and bingo, Bright's your Uncle. lol
Remember the small coils I wound on the coil ends shown at 2 minutes in Video6? Ottos' CC's did the same thing but even more concentrated, pin point like in three vectors. Man oh Man. I will have to dust off my ECD build..
I will have to make a diagram to explain it but in general.
Use a pair of wires to wind a first coil.
Battery negative on one wire.
Pulse positive on the other wire.
Use a pair of wires to wind a second coil.
Battery positive on one wire.
Pulse negative on the other wire.
Or, regardless of what you build, find the coupling wires and do the same thing. Put one on one and the other on the other. Pulse around and have fun.
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