Lords of the Ring

[Sauron]

sounds intresting!

[innovation_station]

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[giantkiller]

i have returned altho my  posts will not  verry little good info in them anyways

helping to clean up the thred so new people dont have to read a bunch of garbage

about what i had was nothing special i put 5v in and on the kick back it peeked my meter that is all altho the way it was  wired  seams to be the only way i get those big kicks and only with the use of a steel wire it has a verry strong mag feild for what was in volved  the mag feild acts with my magnet up to 14" away from the unit

so i was thinking that in sted of 1 long wire i should have many short ones to lower the voltage and up the current and square is important from what i found but so i have seen it is a game of trial and error but it will not be long and we will crack it

and i m still trying new things

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You are correct in your post here. You have kicks. Just attach a pulse train to tranny drivers to the coil and put it on a scope. if you can't do that then you can't see what lies in the operation of the events to progress any further. Without the ability to see that, your errors from unnecessary trails will consume your life.

--giantkiller.

[starcruiser]

Guys,

I was working on my super pole control coil TPU concept this afternoon and got some interesting output. I was putting in approx 12vdc, this was pulsed using a circuit from the Bedini window motor experiement. The trigger at this point was an audio generator but will be replaced with a feedback/trigger coil to see if I can self run the oscillation.

The control coils are currently wired to provide a super pole arrangement, i.e. North pole to North pole, all coils are connected in series on a layer and all layers are series connected to each other.

The control coils are wound using 170 turns of 32ga magnet wire (RH rule). The collectors are 15 turns 16ga stranded (single wire). All control coils are lined up to match the coil polarities in the TPU.

The output on the collectors was 4.5v P-P and this was after I ran the collectors in a series connected arrangement. It was additive! It should be noted that un-rectified waveform output was more positive than negative. I then rectified the output and got a ramp wave that had a positive offset from 0, approx .7v and had a peak to peak value of roughly 2+ v above that.

So far these results are showing promise and I am thinking I am needing to increase the control coils turns to increase the magnetic field thus improve the super pole effect. So it is off to wind a new TPU.

One other interesting note, I placed a neo magnet next to the junction of two coils and this caused a high pitched oscillation in the control coils, the polarity of the magnet did not seem to make much difference in the waveform output at this time, but the strong field from the magnet is causing an effect. I also tried this with a regular ferrite magnet from radio shack (the rectangular one) and got the same affect but not quite as pronounced. I am wondering if the addition of a strong magnetic field may help the current production in the output but I will not be able to tell until the new control coils are wound and tested first.

I will post more info after I construct the new TPU with the enhanced control coils to strengthen the super pole fields.

I though I would share this info in the event it may help someone else.

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