Tesla's "COIL FOR ELECTRO-MAGNETS".

[synchro1]

@Gyulasum,

                    You guys are real good when it comes to dishing jobs out, why not do the jolt test on your nail coils?

                                                                   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvb39SwTXBE

TK shows his SB pancake throwing a larger spark in this video. Go ahead and spark your nail coils and see for yourself wether or not you notice any difference.

[gyulasun]

synchro1

I simply asked you about 'apples' and you answer with 'oranges' as usual.

I did not ask for your setup "blueprints",  I did not ask for any details. I simply asked for showing the input current draw drops to zero with an Ammeter  as you claimed happening above a certain RPM.   If this asking is "a dishing jobs out" for you,  then I think your claims are fishy, that is all. Be happy with your setup.

[MileHigh]

Synchro1:

TK shows his SB pancake throwing a larger spark in this video. Go ahead and spark your nail coils and see for yourself wether or not you notice any difference.

TK is a great guy but he is human and like anyone else he can make mistakes or oversights.  It that clip he does a "swap" as opposed to doing an "A-B" comparison with some kind of reference.  So you have no idea in the second part of his experiment if the SB coil is a better "broadcaster" or if the regular coil is a better "receiver."   So the test is inconclusive.

Electronics is a REAL discipline Synchro1, and it has to be studied for years to understand and apply it properly.  Your actions simply spread disinformation and confuse people like it's all some kind of silly game.  Think about that.

MileHigh

[synchro1]

The only point TK makes in the video is that the serial pancake generates a larger spark. TK'S spark is not an entertaining rock music video.

[TinselKoala]

Synchro1:

TK is a great guy

No argument there...

but he is human

not according to some you might ask...

and like anyone else he can make mistakes or oversights. 

Who... me? Oh ye of little faith....

It that clip he does a "swap" as opposed to doing an "A-B" comparison with some kind of reference.  So you have no idea in the second part of his experiment if the SB coil is a better "broadcaster" or if the regular coil is a better "receiver."   So the test is inconclusive.

That's right, as shown. But this and other tests I've done support the basic conclusion.... that there is a difference in performance between the two coils in the same conditions. This difference is due to the increased inter-turn capacitance and the effect of this capacitance on the coil's total impedance at the stimulating frequencies. Any way you look at it, the bifilar wound coil can store, and release, more energy than the flat pancake coil of the same wire length and geometry.
It is possible to take this simple fact and twist it and warp it around, but the fact remains: you get out what you put in, minus losses.

Electronics is a REAL discipline Synchro1, and it has to be studied for years to understand and apply it properly.  Your actions simply spread disinformation and confuse people like it's all some kind of silly game.  Think about that.

MileHigh

I'm sure Nikola Tesla would be rolling in his grave, if he wasn't secretly working in some underground government laboratory, being kept alive by periodic jolts from a huge Tesla coil......