Wild & crazy Caduceus Coil interpretation

[Koen1]

lol well since we're half baking anyway I don't mind a
small entanglement of threads

Your Stubblefield coil is very intriguing.
I am still not entirely certain of its configuration, but there may well be
something more going on there that I have not shown in the pics.
Those pics are mainly an aid for understanding how the coils and fields
in a caduceus setup would interact.
But your Stubblefield coil is still slightly different, I think.
Please correct me if I'm wrong, but the Stubble-coil is wound using the
two different metal wires, in this case iron and copper, right next to eachother,
and winding them like you would wind a 2-wire bifilar coil, but instead
of coiling them up to make a "normal" solenoid coil you coil them up into
a caduceus... right?
Well, in such a configuration it seems we have not just a caduceus,
but a bifilar caduceus.
Field interactions will be different for such a coil. I'll draw that out too,
when I have some time.

From what I understood of Stubblefields descriptions of his "battery",
the galvanic reaction between the two dissimilar metal wires is only used
to generate a basic 'startup' current, which was fed into the 'secondary'.
This secondary then pulsed a magnetic field inside of which the core
and 'primary' coils were located, and somehow by authentic Stubblefield
magic these coils then would begin to produce increasingly strong current
on the output leads.
If so, then we may wonder if the two different metals are necessary,
or if we might simply be able to start the thing up with a feed current
into the secondary and use only one wire aroudn the core...
And that would be much more like what I drew.
Another possibility is of course that this bifilar caduceus has some interesting
property, and that for this to work it does need two wires in a bifilar
caduceus coil, but the wires may not need to be different metals.
Just some thoguhts...

[jeanna]

entanglement of threads

ahh I like it... the weaving of quantum threads. nice.

not just a caduceus,
but a bifilar caduceus.

yes, perhaps 2 snakes each having 2 fangs?

Field interactions will be different for such a coil. I'll draw that out too,
when I have some time.

I look forward to seeing that.

In a way, I am looking at that question right now. I am making similar coils with dissimilar gauge wires to see  what the difference would be (and if there is a difference).

BTW  There is a difference. I will make the 3rd today which is more of a control, but the voltage and amperage was higher yesterday on the one with fatter IRON wire. ( sneek preview there. )

This secondary then pulsed a magnetic field inside of which the core
and 'primary' coils were located, and somehow by authentic Stubblefield
magic these coils then would begin to produce increasingly strong current
on the output leads.

This gives me another idea. - at least a way to test out that thought.- Maybe I could force feed, if you will, some voltage pulsed into one of my secondary's and see what goes on in the primary.

As I read the patent the output leads are the secondary leads so, this is the other way around. I will keep this in mind and check it out.

Thanks for this, Koen, I am getting important insights from your thoughts and input.

jeanna