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darkspeed

Magnet « on: 2010-03-10, 17:29:02 »

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Well I spent about four hours tuning a multiple coil system to the point i was able to measure an output, when to my dismay i discovered a 1/8" peel and stick neo stuck to the bottom of one of my coils.

When i removed the neo the whole system came out of tune and the output dropped to almost zero.

This got me thinking about the TPU.

Maybe the TPU is tuned with a magnet in place, and when he wanted to turn it off he just removed the magnet throwing it all out of tune..

no reed switch needed :

Grumpy

Re: Magnet « Reply #1 on: 2010-03-11, 15:27:35 »

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Quote from: darkspeed on 2010-03-10, 17:29:02

Well I spent about four hours tuning a multiple coil system to the point i was able to measure an output, when to my dismay i discovered a 1/8" peel and stick neo stuck to the bottom of one of my coils.

When i removed the neo the whole system came out of tune and the output dropped to almost zero.

This got me thinking about the TPU.

Maybe the TPU is tuned with a magnet in place, and when he wanted to turn it off he just removed the magnet throwing it all out of tune..

no reed switch needed :

perhaps

Several people have expressed that magnetic fields are a standing wave with a frequency that depends on several parameters.

If you moved, compressed, or otherwise altered the space that the magnetic field resides in, then you may be altering the field as well.

It may be that when you move the medium, it takes on properties of other fields it interacts with. (remember the Companion Field postings?). So, if you move the aether through a magnetic field, then you cause a secondary moving magnetic field to form - without having to move the magnet or coil itself. Pretty ingenious idea.

wattsup

Re: Magnet « Reply #2 on: 2010-03-12, 16:54:01 »

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I am more inclined to think that if a magnet was really required in the coupling sense of the TPU, it is to simply provide a north and south field near the coil. You have magnet field, a field displacement coil, next to a generating coil that catches the magnet fields. By pulsing the field displacement coil, youare also pulsing the magnet field onto the generator coil. Or something to that nature.

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Re: Magnet « Reply #3 on: 2010-03-13, 01:20:26 »

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Hi All,
It may sound a little brash ...but....re-read the PDF (OU.com) if you haven't for a while. Theres info sent from Carl that now has more meaning complete with a response from SM and think of the harmonics respect to counter rotating fields. Im trying to find the reference where the harmonics (certain ones) the magnetic field actually spins opposite to the electric counterpart....that supposedly gives the rotational speed increase or maintains it when started.
Magnets do get a mention too specifically the north pole direction or orientation.

This enigma must be solved soon or Ill have no hair left..........almost too late...

Cheers Steve.

Thaelin	Re: Magnet « Reply #4 on: 2010-03-14, 15:15:09 »
Full Member Posts: 138	Could you point to the updated pdf? Spent a couple of hours looking for it and didn't bump into even it being mentioned. Like to see it. thay

szaxx	Re: Magnet « Reply #5 on: 2010-03-14, 18:15:41 »
Sr. Member Posts: 293	Hi, The original PDF is the one i'm referring to. I read it as have we all spent, 2 years reading lots about everything, Then re-read it. Its got more meaning this time round. Im going to re read the secrets of cold energy again. This has a secret or two in it. Cheers Steve.

otto	Re: Magnet « Reply #6 on: 2010-03-15, 05:46:19 »
Newbie Posts: 30	Hello all, no magnets in a TPU!! One or more magnets will slow down the particles and this causes a current rise from your power supply. If you want a "additional" magnetic field you can use the earths magnetic field. Its strong enough. Otto

giantkiller	Re: Magnet « Reply #7 on: 2010-03-19, 16:49:29 »
Group: Elite Experimentalist Hero Member Posts: 1735 Frequency equals matter...	@Thaelin, I would like that pdf also. Searching for things has become an insane waste of time. I always post a link to what I mention to keep others from losing their train of thought. This is the biggest cancer we suffer from. Tnx, gk. --------------------------- http://purco.qc.ca/ftp/

szaxx	Re: Magnet « Reply #8 on: 2010-04-04, 23:37:58 »
Sr. Member Posts: 293	Gk. The original pdf at OU.com marked read this first. . .On the SM tpu list Im using a cell phone and links are a big problem as are any pics. Its text only so bear with me please . The other ive not found re opposite magnetic rotation . Its off a pda compatible site and not stored on this unit. What we do for research lol Hope it adds up ...Steve

Turbo	Re: Magnet « Reply #9 on: 2010-04-05, 00:06:39 »
Jr. Member Posts: 79	That file was made by me and you can concider it garbage