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[innovation_station]

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as i said ....   1 big ring 

im building another identical for my top coil of my 3 stack tpu ....

im open to ideas on my collector i was thinking of just a tonne of copper short peices of speeker wire

for current ... and then the final wrap over the entire thing  for higher voltage....

ideas?

ist

[zapnic]

my pic

as i said ....   1 big ring 

im building another identical for my top coil of my 3 stack tpu ....

im open to ideas on my collector i was thinking of just a tonne of copper short peices of speeker wire

for current ... and then the final wrap over the entire thing  for higher voltage....

ideas?



ist

hey man do you remeber mac's video toroid and magnets
http://www.mediafire.com/?2npmizsfxzb
maybe use that trick on your tpu
and something in my mind
like this electricty change to magnetic then electricty then magnetic then electricty and magnetic and electricty

like numeber three you got electricty and magnetic and rotaring energy

[HEYDUDE]

Here's that beast from the basement I promised, circa 1965. A saturable inductor reactor, better known as a magnetic amplifier.

Thyristors came along and we dropped this technology, but it is very robust, but heavy. The cores are tapewound. I think I still have some of the taping metal ribbon.

[HEYDUDE]

Driving a 200 watt incandescent lamp, at 20% or so output

[HEYDUDE]

And the schematic, ultimately simple, yet capable of large, rather noise free power control. Think I'll dust these off and use them for something, they are too neat ot gather dust. Light dimmers can do more power control, but produce a lot more noise on the line, unless you get the filtered ones.

You can do this with two transformers or other inductors for L1 and L2 if you size them correctly.