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Infinity Coil

Started by z.monkey, July 11, 2008, 08:12:41 PM

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z.monkey

Goodwill to All, for All is One!

z.monkey

Iron rods in the Center Core...
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z.monkey

Center Core in its new home.  I hope its happy there, I went to a lot of trouble to make it this new home!

Blessed Be Brothers...
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Sprocket

Wow, now that is one beautiful build - please, please, please let it work! :D

The secondary seems to fit rather snugly in its new home as well - will it be 'trapped' securely when the remaining primaries are in place, or  is there some 'wiggle' room in there?  From the pic. it seems millimeter perfect anyway!

I love the elegancy of the simple 'Infinity' design as well, with very few variables, and leaves you thinking, "man, this should work!"  - and another past FE design I wasn't aware of :(  I eagerly await your 'testing' phase...

z.monkey

Howdy Y'all,

Thanks for the praise Sprocket.  I hope it runs beautiful too!

Also the center core is thoroughly wedged in there.  The primary cores are tight on the center core but they are separated from the other primaries by about 0.250 inches.  This is a function of the core diameters.  The primary cores are spaced in 45 degree increments around the circumference of the center core.

Here are some more build pics...

Blessed Be Brothers...
Goodwill to All, for All is One!