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[indigo22]

dc ressistance lol i say no more..

anybody else have a real question

[TinselKoala]

dc ressistance lol i say no more..

anybody else have a real question

Yes, DC resistance. You know, that phenomenon that resists current and dissipates power by heating up in proportion to that resistance and the square of that current. P = I²R. You don't think that's a real question, with a couple of 2 million turn windings?

What are you so afraid of? That your whole simulated house of cards will come tumbling down around your ears? Don't worry... it's only a simulation, just a bunch of equations with no connection to reality, and a whole lot of rounding errors and wrong "messurement" points. It won't hurt you.

[Magluvin]

dc ressistance lol i say no more..

anybody else have a real question

Yep, resistance....

Below are 2 pics of my Lasersaber EzSpin motor version. Each coil is 3200 turns of 42awg wire and each coil is about 625ohms and all 24 coils are in series which comes out to 15kohm total. This wire is literally as fine as my hair. Broke while winding a few coils.

We would need, oddly enough, 625 of these coils, in series to come out to 2mil turns. 390kohm.  And if it were all wound into one coil and it had more diameter instead of the length of my 625 little coils all in a row, there would be even more resistance than 390kohm as the larger diameter turns adds wire length to each turn that is larger in dia than my coils. My coils have a 1/8in air/plastic core.

If it were even 390kohm, along with the huge inductance, your input current may be very very tiny compared to what you show. Very simply, 4 primaries, 2mil turns each in series, and we just plug in the number 390kohm, then 390k times 4 = 1.56Mohm.  24v/1.56M=15.3microamps peak input.

So yeah. Resistance means a lot and you are not instilling that resistance in the attributes of the transformers. So you are way off with your numbers, sorry to say, but it is what it is.

Even if you use larger wire, the 2mil turns for each coil would be huge. Possibly refrigerator size. And the ohms of that coil at 2mil turns will not handle mega amps not giga amps. pretty much micro amps.

And that is just dealing with the primaries of the transformers. Even 50000 turns will not enable mega amps nor giga amps and will still be a huge coil. Wind a couple hundred turns of a wire 1 layer on a tube of your liking. Now figure out how many layers it takes to have 2mil turns or even 50k turns  lets say it were 300 turns per layer. It would take 6666 layers to make 2 mil turns, and 166 layers to get 50k turns. And your saying resistance plays no part here?

Mags

[citfta]

It is quite obvious by now we are dealing with a very foolish person who refuses to listen to wise counsel.  Here is some advice about dealing with that kind of person.

  Prov 15:2 The tongue of the wise uses knowledge aright: but the mouth of fools pours out foolishness.

  Prov 14:7 Go from the presence of a foolish man, when you perceive not in him the lips of knowledge.


  Prov 29:9 If a wise man contends with a foolish man, whether he rage or laugh, there is no rest.


I really feel it is best to just let this fool believe his delusions.  Hopefully he will not lead too many others astray with his absurd ideas.  If we ignore him long enough he will go away like so many before him.

[tinman]

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