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Negative Inductance and measure of Magnetic force.

Started by synchro1, November 19, 2017, 08:20:57 AM

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I measured the AA for inductance and Ohmic resistance and discovered that it was possible to make the battery ring by shock charging it with D.C. current. Attaching 12 volt D.C. electrodes to the AA first makes the battery start to hum, then it continues to hum after the power's removed; While the AA's humming it shunts any permanent magnetic field. I grew very excited about this effect but when I tried to adapt multiple AA's to the masking oscillator they failed to work simultaenously because they have low manufacturing tolerances.

This Homopolar oscillator has captured my attention because of it's infernal simplicity and the similarity to the neutralization oscillator I've been testing.

Follow along with me a little more on this: Imagine we attached the base magnets to the base of a U shaped magnetic metal frame, and mounted an LED with a reflector shield in front of it on on end, then attached the reverse biased LED electrodes to both ends of the spring coil with high gauge (Very thin) magnet wire to run HV flyback into the bulb, and used the rear portion of the U frame for a handle. This would make a pretty coil emergency storm lamp right!

This oscillator has a lot of potential for those two reasons along with our Hob Nilre test results. For example; If we position a second AA on top in series with the first and double the length of the copper spring coil, we can illuminate a second LED equally bright for the same input.

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Here's my entry with double the batteries and twice the coil length. I'm using the Neo sphere to repel the coil from the bottom to impart greater force to the oscillation:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lx5X35GJtic

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Here's a bettor look at the oscillator coil: Double the coil length will generate twice the magnetic field  for the same unit of input along with twice the "Flyback" power and illuminate two times as many reverse biased LED's as a coil half its mass in copper.

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Here's a picture of the two AA batteries in series lighting a single 3 volt LED with D.C. current through the Neo sphere magnet: 25 feet of copper wire conductor is not increasing circuit efficiency in this example:

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This was very tricky to video capture because I don't have three hands. I finally got it wired to light the reverse biased LED connected to the top of the coil and the bottom of the coil between the oscillating lead and the coil itself. I can fix the electrodes in place and light a whole bank of LED'S this way now:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W2CmxkPLgVs