Confirming the Delayed Lenz Effect

[synchro1]

Synchro1:

You have a situation where you have two differing opinions about Tesla_Coil_Builder's experiment.  So don't take my word for it or TCB's word for it.  My advice to you would be to do more research and see what you think for yourself.  In other words, make a more informed decision.  Learning is one of the spices of life!

I mentioned to you that TCB is clearly a beginner because he did not use the correct terminology for his experiment.  Therefore his experiment is suspect.  I have mentioned many other valid points that you have ignored.  I am certainly not talking hocus-pocus pseudo science.

Thee is a huge body of knowledge related to electronics.  Try to do some research in manageable chunks and you will have more fun and insight with your experiments.

MileHigh

I've designed built and experimented with Tesla series wraped coils for around ten years. You don't know what you're talking about.
The increased magnetic power of the Tesla bifilar is undeniable to the hands and senses when pulse powering magnet spinners. That's compared to the single wrap. Have you ever built and operated a Tesla bifilar pulse powered magnetmotor?

[MileHigh]

Synchro1:

No, I never built a pulse motor.  It's not as relevant as you might think.  Plus I do know what I am talking about and that is clearly shown in my postings.  You are playing Straw Man when you state that I don't know what I am talking about.  Note that Tesla_Coil_Builder didn't measure the current though the wire for both for the regular and the SB-based electromagnets so we are missing that most critical piece of information.  It's actually crazy that he didn't make that measurement.  Nor did he attempt to figure out if the nail core was saturated or not.  So that document is not giving you any solid evidence.

How about you, did you replicate Tesla_Coil_Builder's experiment?

Anyway, no need to repeat ourselves.  I covered some of your issues and also talked about the delayed Lenz effect and how to make some measurements and gave my take on that issue.  I still don't believe that the mystery of how and why the rotor speeds up has been fully explained by someone.

MileHigh

[synchro1]

Quote from Milehigh:

"No, I never built a pulse motor"


I'm glad I asked you that question. You have no idea how big a difference there is in actual performance between these coil types. The SBC is really a "Super Charged Coil"!  You have no right whatsoever to say anything more on this subject. This is a builders thread. You are a pedantic Ivory Tower Egg Head. An impertient imposter. You put me through all that crap without so much as ever testing one? That's an outrage! The difference is totally awesome. Overwhelming! You're nothing but a huge deadweight pain. MIB spoiler plant?

[MileHigh]

Synchro1, no need for the high drama or the fantasy.  You have exposed yourself for all those that want to see.  I guess you never replicated the Tesla_Coil_Builder nail test yourself since you didn't answer the question!

[synchro1]

Synchro1, no need for the high drama or the fantasy.  You have exposed yourself for all those that want to see.  I guess you never replicated the Tesla_Coil_Builder nail test yourself since you didn't answer the question!

I'm showing you that nail experiment. I learned about bifilar properties seperately on the test bench before I ever even saw it. My first SBC was shop wound with a ferrite core, and when wired in series and energised with a 12 battery, flew down the kitchen counter and stuck to a cutlery box, dragging the battery behind it. That experience traumatised me, but substituted for the nail experiment first.

This Tesla series bifilar coil is the closest thing to a free lunch that science has to offer. The SBC charges itself spontaneously as a capacitor, and goes into self resonance as an independent L C tank circuit at the correct frequencies. I believe this SBC tank reonance drives my high speed neo tube in series with a battery and reed switch, when the r.p.m. exceeds the reed switch limit.