Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[CabinBoy]

@ Thane TheBuzz AKA MeltDown was banned yet again yesterday.. He said to say thanks for the step by step info. That was what he found in the posts regarding the bitoroid but decided to try an experiment.

He did not make his toroid to Thanes specs. He was doing an experiment to try and find the effect and learn what is causing it. He used a split 2" toroid and wound three coils on each half. 4 stands of #24  - 4 stands of #28  and 10 stands of #36 wire.

He tried shorting and got a slight effect and then connected caps and diode to the outer coils and just powered the load on the drop side of the two primaries. He tried everything and it didn't work but this only bolstered his theory on why Thane's version does work. He is winding another one and will continue to share his results whether they fail or succeed. Learning what does not work teaches us something valuable too.

He always has to come back under a different username because he get's banned weekly after he reacts to being attacked by many of the same people that drove Thane nuts. It is what they do to people that disclose useful information here.

[ramset]

He sounds like he could be a tremendous ASSET to Thanes research!!!
Chet

[CabinBoy]

Hi Thane,

If you don't mind me asking, where do you buy your toroid cores used for your bi-toroid?

Thanks a million,
PL

You can't buy a core like that but you can buy iron wire from the hardware store - that would be my guess. If you want to buy a ferrite core and drill it out and follow Thane's instructions, Amidon makes cores that are available at about every electronics supplier.

https://www.amidoncorp.com/?gclid=CMHumOuIuZcCFQMCagod5CKKRw

A good source of wire on a small spool is tougher to find. If it is something I use a lot of then I buy a 20LB spool of wire that has not been re-spooled. Russian copper usually goes for 145.00 plus shipping. Respooling kinks the wire and nicks the insulation.

You can also get a free VGA monitor on craigs list and spool up the degausing coil found around the front of the tube. Usually around 1/2 pound of #24 and usually really nice soft wire with a good insulation layer. In fact is is always my favorite wire to use since it is so soft it lays on the core perfectly and has super insulation because of the high voltage/static environment is was used in.

[CRANKYpants]

Hi Thane,

If you don't mind me asking, where do you buy your toroid cores used for your bi-toroid?

Thanks a million,
PL

FINALLY A REAL QUESTION!
THE TOROIDS I AM CURRENTLY USING WE GIVEN TO US FOR FREE FROM TOROID-TECH IN TORONTO CANADA.

CHEERS
Thane

[CabinBoy]

FINALLY A REAL QUESTION!
THE TOROIDS I AM CURRENTLY USING WE GIVEN TO US FOR FREE FROM TOROID-TECH IN TORONTO CANADA.

CHEERS
Thane

But what about a real answer Mr. Thane? Was it ferrite or laminate or what? Would they have more they could sell?