Self accelerating reed switch magnet spinner.

[synchro1]

@Conradelektro,

Milehigh is nothing more then a "Gadfly"! He's taking the thread off on another tangent. Now you have an additional nine coils to wrap and test. Good luck.

[MileHigh]

Suynchro1:

Conrad said the following:

Thank you for taking an interest and I appreciate very much all advice you are willing to give.

In this thread testing the synchro coil as a pick-up coil became an active subject.  Then you got into your series bifilar discussion with a whole bunch of unsubstantiated claims.  Happily Conrad will be doing some testing and at least he stated that he will pursue trying different cores and load resistors like I suggested.  If you have an inquiring and scientific mind, this is a golden opportunity to test the series bifilar coil also as a pick-up coil and compare it to an equivalent regular coil.  That is at Conrad's discretion.

The magnet core coil is designed to generate power from within, not from the spinning rotor.

That's another unsubstantiated claim and science says that will not happen.  It's up to Conrad if he wants to run any tests along those lines.  I hope he does do some tests and that he does some of the tests that you are suggesting.  (As long as the tests that you are suggesting make sense.)  Then you can comment on the results - your claims vs. what Conrad sees on the bench.

Quoting you:

I feel the experiment on increased magnetic field strength per watt should be conducted with the coreless spiral pancake as patented by Tesla.

The above statement does not make any sense.  Notice that nobody reading the thread tried to correct you?  How can you (as in forum members) progress if you don't try to correct each other and get yourselves collectively up the learning curve?  I will leave it to you to figure out what's wrong with your statement or you and your peers on the forum together to try to figure out what is wrong with the statement.  If nobody discusses it then nobody wins!

MileHigh

[conradelektro]

@Conradelektro,

Milehigh is nothing more then a "Gadfly"! He's taking the thread off on another tangent. Now you have    nine coils to wrap and test. Good luck.

I do not have to wind nine coils, just two coils, a bifilar and a monofilar (with the same length of wire and the same size), because I can remove or change the core (the "stack of magnets" and the "Ferrite core" which have the same 10 mm diameter).

I am pretty sure that name calling leads nowhere. People tell me that I am very patient, but I have limits too.

Greetings, Conrad

[synchro1]

@Conradelectro,


You have no idea what MH put us through on the "Electromagnet" thread. His current tests are merely designed to shore up his mistaken point of view about the invalidity of Tesla's bifilar coil. Solenoid pickup coils like the ones he's suggested you test have an ideal width to length ratio that is far different from the diminished face and length of the "Synchro satellite Coil". 


You offered to test the four bifilar configurations on the "Synchro bobbin" and a monifilar for five plus two spiral pancakes for magnetic strength, for seven , now Milehigh has two additional pickup coils planned with pickup face to length ratios that are different from the low face magnet core. Take a closer look at what he's asking of you.

[conradelektro]

@Conradelectro,
You offered to test the four bifilar configurations on the "Synchro bobbin" and a monifilar for five plus two spiral pancakes for magnetic strength, for seven , now Milehigh has two additional pickup coils planned with pickup face to length ratios that are different from the low face magnet core. Take a closer look at what he's asking of you.

Synchro1, I will start testing and we will see where it leads us. Let's stay calm. I hate a war of words. We need a war of measurements and a war of real tests.

My first test will be with the "low face magnet core".

Greetings, Conrad