The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[turbo]

Why do i not believe you?

oh wait you were burning the 12 v car bulb off the two tiny batteries, now i remember.
make sure you show ALL the wires this time...
i think it's kinda dumb to post something like "hey guy's i found something, bye."

M.

[wattsup]

@BEP

Great post, thanks. very enlightening and some very good points.
I am more concentrate on building Brnbrades CBC then the original Cook Coil. From what you have indicated in terms of crude material usage giving a potential lack of performance, Cook made very large coils to probably get the potential we could get at maybe 1/10th the size.

@Brnbrade

Does your new discovery have anything to do with your new Avatar?

@all

I am off on vacation for one week starting Sunday morning. Keep well all.

I will print Erfinders PDF for reading on the beach. Ahh, the good life!
I case you have not seen  hispost, here it is;
http://www.overunity.com/index.php/topic,133.msg41969.html#msg41969

[wattsup]

@all

Just received my Alu Varnish at my office today so will start on build 2.0.
Nothing else to say, same old same old with the existing builds.

Oh yeh, here's a good read on Tesla.
http://ftp.anomalies.net/ebooks/(ebooks).ALIEN303.The.Complete.Conspiracy.Archives.89.files/The%20Strange%20Life%20of%20Nikola%20Tesla.pdf

@Brnbrade

If you are in a talkative mood, please advise.
About the varnish. Do you cover all of the secondary and primary.
About the alu foil. How many turns did you use?.
Anything else you can advise on the build.

[wattsup]

OK, since I did not get any other news from Brnbrade (no wonder)
I started doing my build 2.

Here are two photos of 12" iron rods being alu varnished.

The manufacturer recommends one day for drying, so I guess this build will take at least 5 days, that's if they only need one coat.

[wattsup]

So, here is an uppdate on the CBC v2.0 build

1st picture shows a 12" alu-varnished iron rod roll-wrapped with alu-foil.

I decided to roll a 1 foot length. The foil is wrapped with the shinny side facing outwards.

So each linear inch of alu covered rod has 12 square inches of alu-foil. For the outer edge I just used some Lepage glue to make the foil edge stick tight. I then rolled the rod on a flat surface to take out any soft spot or floating layer. This should produce the tighest surface possible for the next alu-varnish and secondary winding.

Photos 2 shows the same rod but now the alu-foil is removed from each end 3/4" off the left end and 2" off the right end.

Photo 3 shows the rods after being alu-varnished over the 1st alu-foil.

I am going to give them three days to dry because the next step is winding the secondary which will be very stressful for the coating. I don't want the wire to bite into the coating and crack it.

I look forward to testing this sucker. Using the alu-varnish will eliminate 4 layers of double wrapped electrical tape as is in build 1. That's 8 layers of tape. The primary wind will be so close to the core and all layers will be skin close. The secondary wind will be embedded in a solid aluminium flake and alu-foil structure.

Meanwhile, I can do some work on the VAR.

Nice reads on some of the threads. Keep it up.

@marco - like the dancing magnets.