Electron Reversing Device

[poynt99]

tinman,

When you get a chance, let us know if the effect is still seen using diodes rather than LEDs.

Thanks.

[tinman]

tinman,

When you get a chance, let us know if the effect is still seen using diodes rather than LEDs.

Thanks.

I will try and get that done this weekend poynt99

[tinman]

I thought this document might be of interest to MileHigh
As he was refering seeing no test done that show the diference between a single wound coil,and a tesla bifilar coil
http://home.comcast.net/~onichelson/VOLTGN.pdf
http://jnaudin.free.fr/gegene/images/00512340.pdf

So as you can see MileHigh-there is a very large difference between a standard coil,and the BPC-also shown in TK's video.

I am still to get around to that test .99-but i will

[MileHigh]

Tinman:

I will reply to the Tesla document in another message.

What the Oliver Nichelson document shows you is that the self-resonant frequency of the series bifilar coil is lower.  That is expected because of the extra inter-winding capacitance in a bifilar coil and the higher potential difference between adjacent windings.

The plots from the network analyzer look legit and shows the detection of the self-resonant frequencies for the two coils.  But I don't get his other analysis and I think it is wrong.

I am not sure what he means by "voltage gain" in this formula:  Voltage_Gain = 2 * Pi * freq * L / R.   He says R is one ohm.  I don't know where that is coming from.

What that equation says is that the voltage gain increases linearly with frequency.  It's meaningless as far as I can tell.

So forget about the number crunching for the voltage gain.  Any inductor can create a voltage gain and it's always in balance with current and time for a net energy gain of zero.

The key point is both types of coils act like coils with small "invisible" capacitors in parallel.  When you factor this in the coils behave exactly the same way.

I also took a peek at a HP 8510C network analyzer.  What a beast!  I have never used one of those babies.  I saw eBay pricing from $4K to $25K.  This is TK territory.

MileHigh

[MileHigh]

Tinman:

I read through the Tesla patent.  It says essentially the same thing that I said above.  You get more self-capacitance and higher potential difference between windings with a series bifilar wound coil.  So it's an LCR resonator that can store energy.

Tesla seems to be implying that they would be used for energy storage.  That never really came to pass as far as I know. The killer is the resistance in the wire and the energy can't be stored for very long.

So I guess you can say you are right and they are different in the way you can apply them.  But a regular coil in parallel with a capacitor will look the same as a series bifilar wound coil.  In that sense I am right.

If this helped demystify coils then we are all winners.

TK's clip is another story.  There is a flaw in his testing procedure but I don't disagree with his results at all.

MileHigh