Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[ALVARO_CS]

Synchro1
I planned to wind such coils tomorrow, but you are advanced, so I`ll wait for your news here.
Waiting with expectation
thanks for sharing
Alvaro

[synchro1]

Alvaro_CS,

Counter wound, serial connected. I'd be willing to bet money that any tesla wraped bifilar air core spindle pickup coil would react the same way past threshold r.p.m., same gauge and wire length. The Tesla solinoid coil already has zero self capacitance. Skycollection apparantly tries to double the effect, but if you think about it you can see that the counter wound spirals merely neutralizes the effect back to zero by running current backwards against itsef another time.

[ALVARO_CS]

Some observations about that Skycollection video:amazing induction
I think that fed with 9.96 W pulsed or linear a lot more leds may be used at full light .
(considering many led lamps are rated 220V 2W or less each)

I may be wrong

cheers

[DeepCut]

sky isn't performing 'amazing induction', it's simply 'induction'.

Alvaro, if you want to see this effect for yourself there is a very easy way to begin.

1. Get a pound of copper wire, say 0.3mm in diameter.

2. Unwind half of the wire onto a second spool and cut.

3. Now wind both halves simultaneously onto a third spool, this is your bifilar winding.

Your two wires, let's call them A and B, both have a start and an end, so you have four wire ends.

4. Burn then scrape the insulation from all four ends so that they will conduct.

5. Join wire A start to wire B end.

The pair of ends left are your output wires for your load.

6. Put a core in the middle of your coil (iron nails, iron bolt, mild steel nails ...).

7. Attach a crocodile clip to one of your load wire ends and place the coil 30-40mm away from the rotor.

8. Spin up the rotor.

9. When the rotor reaches its maximum speed, connect your load wire ends together, creating a short circuit.

You will then see the rotor accelerate AND the input current go down.

This is easier to do than it is to describe how ! Much easier than winding lots of pancake coils.


All the best,

DC.

[ALVARO_CS]

@Deepcut
Sorry if my last post offended anyone, this was not my intention, neither I post here to argue nor criticize Skycollection, but rather to learn from all you, including Jorge, as I admire much his skills.

The video was entitled: AMAZING INDUCTION,and in his speech (spanish is my native language) he shows how much he is surprised with the high induction produced by these coils.
Watching carefully the vid. I realised that the voltage and amperage in the set of coils, was produced directly from the power suply, in other words, the lamps are fed from the power suply, and not from the magnet which acts merely as a trigger.

As I said, this is only my observation, and I know I may be wrong, if you see it, be kind to explain why please.

As for the Tesla bifilar, I`ve made many of them, solenoid type, flat panckakes, air core, over ferrite rods and steel laminations (in Adams mot.) over ferrite toroids (for joules thief),etc.
Also made a lot of starship coils (Clanzner) at 6, 9 and 12 points, even one similar to the compressed one.

In my thoughts, I see that the critical point here, (in this thread issue) is the speed threshold  necessary to produce the effect,
and of course a way to minimize or even avoid the Lenz law effect.

If these type of stacked pankakes do the job, congratulations, we are in a very promising path !!!

And thanks for your post
All the best
Alvaro