Stubblefield coils (bifilar) and speculations

[Pirate88179]

@ Jeanna:

Thanks...I will check it out.  Best of luck to you with the greenhouse.  It sounds like a great design.  It's about time people designed buildings with energy in mind beforehand instead of an afterthought as they all do now. Good for you!!!

@ Gary:

OK.  (about the insulation for the core)  I think Stubblefield used wood at times for the core insulation.  I think I remember Jeanna posting that a while ago.  Hans, I believe, said he was using heat shrink tubing or something like that for his.  I guess the moisture/electrolyte does not need to reach the core, and might possibly even be better if it did not.

You are correct about the spring/coil configuration design being a bitch to wind.  I have gone over it in my head while falling asleep for several nights and when I visualize it......it will be hard!!!

@ Storre:

I still am not convinced that we have enough power/volts to properly operate a spark gap of any kind as of yet.  But, I am hoping someone will prove me wrong.

Bill

[resonanceman]

@ Gary:

OK.  (about the insulation for the core)  I think Stubblefield used wood at times for the core insulation.  I think I remember Jeanna posting that a while ago.  Hans, I believe, said he was using heat shrink tubing or something like that for his.  I guess the moisture/electrolyte does not need to reach the core, and might possibly even be better if it did not.

Anyone  have any idea  how thick the  wood insulation was ?

It seems  strange to me to use wood when  cotton would  be easier .

You are correct about the spring/coil configuration design being a bitch to wind.  I have gone over it in my head while falling asleep for several nights and when I visualize it......it will be hard!!!

I can't  see any way to  wrap  it other than  starting  with  small  coils of wire and  splicing  whenever you  need to .


gary

[storre]

@ jeanna:

I will do what you ask but need to wait till next week. It's vacation month where I am and difficult to do non vacation type of stuff ;-)

I need to rewind my coil using cotton tubing on both wires and no other insulation. RIght now I think it's shorting out between layers.

[pese]

@Jeanna.
Coler that is another Pricipe of  inventions.
In front of WW2 HE have constucted "made in Germany"   an working devices that powered his labor an living-rooms. with 7,5 kW.
In  the last Days of war an 75KW motor was working in PEENEM?NDE (also Werher v. Braun worked here !)
This Motor was developed with free energy for "air-carft" and worked fine!.
The last days of WAR al this have stopped all works in Penem?nde.
Some patents comes to the "british "winner".Possible is that the most is not opened , lost or surpressed.
Pese

All information from "serios german links in the WEB.

[Localjoe]

Coler patent and some assorted pics if anyone is interested  http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=item101