Coil with two different induction

[Raycathode]

Listen do you want to know a secret, do you promise not to tell, shall I whisper in your eare?

If it's making a noise like that it using energy that means it's going to slow down or wast energy.

[r2fpl]

Yes, wasting energy, that's right, but that's not the point. The effect itself is interesting because most of us did not know that it is possible.

[sm0ky2]

Winding your coils in different ways has different effects.


The common "right hand rule", the coil operates in the most energy efficient
manner we know of for generating a magnetic field.


The "left hand" wind works best for generating an electric field.


Perpendicular winding only induced current at the nodal junctions, and is less effective
but has low circuit losses, and is best used as a 'pick up coil' or sensor.


there are even coils which can be wound at angles to the field, and complex mathematics to
explain their behavior. (I.E. Rodin coil)


not many experiments are performed outside the "normal",
Which makes this type of research interesting

[Raycathode]

Have you built a test rig to test this phenomenon out?

1. does it have an air core or a ferrite core
2. does it have a split core with an air gap
3 .have you tried forcibly turning one coil to harmonic of the other
4. weren't old TV sets the dual standard