Some Bifilar coil experiments

[Grumage]

Dear evostars.

screenshot of the relation between the pulses of the center coil,  and the resonant sine wave of the reversed south coil

Dear evostars.

Are you able to resize the above image?

It really does " muck up " the continuity!

I can try to do it if you're unable?

Cheers Graham.

[evostars]

Dear evostars.
Dear evostars.

Are you able to resize the above image?

It really does " muck up " the continuity!

I can try to do it if you're unable?

Cheers Graham.

Done!

[Grumage]

Lovely....

[dieter]

Here's a suggestion about how to determine the constant output capacity. A relatively high ohm resistor will not shorten the caps, but yet allows to calculate the constant watts. Moddfied schematic of yours.
It is an interesting project, but you should do this test, unless we should replicate it just for this 1 cent resistor test.

[evostars]

Here's a suggestion about how to determine the constant output capacity. A relatively high ohm resistor will not shorten the caps, but yet allows to calculate the constant watts. Modified schematic of yours.
It is an interesting project, but you should do this test, unless we should replicate it just for this 1 cent resistor test.

it won't work like that.
the dc circuit is part of a high frequency ac resonant circuit.
it will discharge the capacitors and the resonant sine will stop.
the resonant system doesnt like resistance. it needs to be able to flow free.
but that doesn't mean there's not an energy potential.
it needs to be transformed in another way.
ohms law only works good with DC.

the suggestion of using 50/60 hz would not bring the system into its resonant frequency