Thane Heins Perepiteia.

[aether22]

Not sure if exactly as your original, but the specs follow:

The core is 5" long using 1/8" thick flat bar from Home Depot to create a 1 1/4" by 1 1/8" oval to try to match the 1 1/8" cups.

Widths in sequence were 1/2, 3/4, 1, 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 1 1/4, 1, 3/4, 1/2 across the outer ends of the core. No 1 1/8" available.

Larry
   

Well if Thane is referring to the coil core, I used a 1 inch diameter quite long mild steel rod.

[aether22]

Neither, I went with 8 x 2.
Come on, clearly he has just taped a bunch of Jesus lizards to his shoes!

And the water isn't turning into wine, only grape juice, what a crock.

er, 9x2 rather.

For some reason I am unable to edit that post.

[aether22]

Just a test. I have never noticed this before but I seem to be unable to edit anything other than the last 2 posts.
Probably in reply to the rather mean spirited editing I have seen one or twice where someone will delete all of their previous posts.

hmmm, Ok well it is not based on the last 2 posts since now the last 3 are able to be modified, odd.

[aether22]

Thane, can you please clarify how you cut up the transformer core, and are you using any of it in the generator.

Are you telling me that you bought the 'laminations' that we see in the microwave video? (though the microwave generator would not be IMO one of your "ORIGINAL PROTOTYPES")
If so any info on these should help me source them which I expect I can do. (even if that was not what you were talking about it is still clear they are not a part of the cut up transformer core)

Are these hardware store purchased laminations the core the microwave coils are threaded on, or are they on a remaining portion of the transformer core?
I also notice there is a gap between the coil cores and the bridging laminations.

Any clarification would be much appreciated.

I have one transformer and have sourced another 4! microwave ovens and if none of them have working suited sec. coils then I have sourced 2 microwave transformers, one of 92 ohms another of 102 ohms which I can purchase affordable enough.

[OilBarren]

Any clarification would be much appreciated.

MY SUGGESTION - FOLLOW LARRY'S ADVICE ABOUT THE CORE MATERIAL.

Thane