@GK
Son of a gun. I did something last night with my FTPU on the bench and I am trying to recreate it but no luck till now. Shit I am sure I saw the kick action and will try again tonight. I won't get into the details because it would take one complete page.
I think by now you have realized that your build will not work with the verticals winds going over the two H-rings. It will be very difficult to produce the perfect nodal impress on those verticals to create a fluent and directional energy transfer. Let's say you have 300 winds of the verticals with two H-Rings (top-bottom) that makes 600 nodes to coordinate but actually it makes 1200 nodes because the vertical is hit on both sides. It won't work and will just create loading, cancellation and very little output.
So what I foresee is some changes to your build that I can explain if you want, but if you keep your unit as is, try this type of testing.
1) Use your FG as follows, Connect to one of the top H-rings, at half bring it down to one of the bottom H-rings and continue in the same direction then out. So the FG will be on one half ring top and other half ring bottom.
2) Then you can experiment by connecting the verticals and the free H-Ring (top/bottom) all in series in all the ways you can think of, full circle, half circle then change level, etc, etc., until with all the verticals and free H-Ring you are left with two free wires that you will tank.
Forget the toroid for now. Just try this in as many ways as you can until you find a connection method that will start a kicking action. When you set the FG at an interesting frequency, leave it there for a good 2-3 minutes because at this learning stage it may take time for the kick to show up.
I was brainstorming on that kick and realized that the kick cannot be produced by all the TPU but only in part of the TPU configuration so I went and started to work again only with the rings and outer winds on my FTPU.
Then I saw this post I made long ago.....hehehe.
http://www.overunity.com/8141/steven-marks-secret/msg213907/#msg213907Your main challenge is to make it work with your vertical covering both H-rings as mentioned above. That will be the Achilles heel of your present build.
You see, in the SM videos we do see on the top of the ring that there is wire there that is wound vertically yes but we never see those wires on the side wall. That means the verticals are like on my FTPU. Each H-ring has its own vertical wind so there is only one ring pulsing inside the verticals so that the nodal cancellation cannot occur. The other H-ring in the ring pair is used to pass what the verticals have collected back through the center of that set.
This is very similar to ottos' 20 turns with wire going through except that what was missing in ottos' idea is the extra wire going through that creates the seed pulse. hehehe
The ideal method that I will have to try again to build another FTPU with two ring levels, each level having one of two turns, and one of one turn making three turns. The two turns carries the pulse, the one turn goes in series with the verticals. The ring that carries the seed pulse needs two turns to at least have one complete turn active. The other of only one turn does not need two turns because it is just reseeding the ring area.
Basically the TPu is a set of complimentary winds and rings that are in series, one feeding the other then put in a loop to output via a tank.
More to come during this weekend. When I get the kick again I will stop and make a video.
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