The Brnbrade Coil/Overunity?

[joe dirt]

Hey Wattsup,   I,m glad the alu paint came through for you,  looks nice, hoping this
  will show some interesting effects after all is complete

thanks for the info
Dirt

[wattsup]

Some have asked me about my build v1.0 on the secondary length.

The secondary is 29 awg wire 9 inches long and it take 6 turns to cover 1/16". Each turn is very close to 2" long.

So 9 x 16 x 6 = 864 turns
864 x 2" = 1728" or 144 feet

On the build v2.0 I have left the alu-varnish to dry for over 4 days now so it is now a very hard surface. Tonight I will wind the secondary coils, take some pictures, check there is no short circuit, then proceed to apply more alu-varnish. It's a long process but it gives me time to work on my VAR project.

[wattsup]

@all

For those interested, I had to wait for more mag wire as I had calculated I would not have enough. So I just received some more and will be winding the first coils tomorrow and proceeding with the alu-varnish. I'll take photos of each step.

Also, I have now removed Brnbrades name from the title since he has not been back here to answer a few questions, plus his 2-3 weeks is now twice over. So I figure he is trying to forget this thread ever happened. I will still finish the build v2.0 and do the trials. We'll see what happens.

Also I have been talking with a few other people off the board who have their own builds so this will still be a good point of reference for them.

[wattsup]

@all

So here's a photo of my CBC Build 2.0 secondary coil wind.

With the alu-varnish replacing electrical tape, the wind in much smoother. The circumference is 1 3/4" whereas the build #1 was 2".

Turns per seconadry - 828
Coil length 8 5/8"
Wire Length - 120 feet
Wire - 29 awg

I will start varnishing both of the coils tonight and let them dry for 2 days before the second alu-foil and varnish is applied.

Yes it's a long build.

[starcruiser]

Lookin' good so far! can't wait to hear and possibly see what it does!