The Gabriel Device, possible COP=8

[SchubertReijiMaigo]

  Hello everyone look at this... (I've bought about 2 years ago a M-16 core)...

Europe website address--> http://www.magnetec.de

M 417: Shop page --> http://www.magnetec.de/shop/show.php?main_kat=&kategorie=7&start=10&nr=

M 417 info: Type "Nanoperm", "Universal Core", OD --> 200mm, ID --> 175mm, H --> 30mm, lfe (magnetic path length) --> 58.8 cm, afe (effective magnetic surface) --> 2.78 cm^2, µ (Permeability) --> 18000, AL generaly for 100 turns... (for inductance calculation) 7.4 - 14.7 uH.

Hope it helps...

[Mavendex]

So heres a update on my progress.

I took apart the whole thing and inspected my wire, I unwound most of it and found that one of my leads was laying on top of about 30 turns, and compressed on top of them .... I gotta drink more coffee when I do these things..

This resulted in a 2 ohm load in the secondary that shouldn't be there cause when I took off half of my wire it still read 3.1 ohms on the secondary quite confusing non the less.

So far with the testing I have done
Turns ratio of primary vs secondary are not affected.
We can still only charge it in one direction if you go inside to outside it doesn't work at all no voltage potential. Which makes it a magnetic switch if anything.

Ill have it rewound for monday hopefully we can get something going if I dont screw up again. I hate setbacks.

With the turn ratio thing some people are saying this is showing rock solid decoupling so mabye we don't need 120 volts to run it only amps

Im going to try to throw it on my poweramp and see what happens.

[importfanatik]

We can still only charge it in one direction if you go inside to outside it doesn't work at all no voltage potential.

Just to clarify, you are saying you have to wind counterclockwise, right?
What voltage did you get on your secondary when wound clockwise?
Could that be why I had such small voltage on my secondary?

It wont cost me anything at this point to rewind it so maybe ill give it a try just for fun.


Is there anyone else out there trying to replicate?
Im really curious to know how/if others are doing

[e2matrix]

Just to clarify, you are saying you have to wind counterclockwise, right?
What voltage did you get on your secondary when wound clockwise?
Could that be why I had such small voltage on my secondary?

It wont cost me anything at this point to rewind it so maybe ill give it a try just for fun.


Is there anyone else out there trying to replicate?
Im really curious to know how/if others are doing

If I understand your question right that was covered in post #303 and #304.  I had asked about winding direction a couple posts back from that too.  It's Counter clockwise.  Not replicating here yet but I'd like too when I can afford one of the cores.  I know wayne and casman have been working on replication and a number of others too. 

[e2matrix]

So heres a update on my progress.

I took apart the whole thing and inspected my wire, I unwound most of it and found that one of my leads was laying on top of about 30 turns, and compressed on top of them .... I gotta drink more coffee when I do these things..

This resulted in a 2 ohm load in the secondary that shouldn't be there cause when I took off half of my wire it still read 3.1 ohms on the secondary quite confusing non the less.

So far with the testing I have done
Turns ratio of primary vs secondary are not affected.
We can still only charge it in one direction if you go inside to outside it doesn't work at all no voltage potential. Which makes it a magnetic switch if anything.

Ill have it rewound for monday hopefully we can get something going if I dont screw up again. I hate setbacks.

With the turn ratio thing some people are saying this is showing rock solid decoupling so mabye we don't need 120 volts to run it only amps

Im going to try to throw it on my poweramp and see what happens.

That's quite impressive that there is no voltage at all going from the secondary to the primary.  That seems very important and a validation of why this is working when going from the primary to secondary.