Towards Realizing the TPU

[turbo]

ferroite works awesome ...

fast release times ...   

   

HAHA about the slowest you can get.
try air

[giantkiller]

The magnetic bias of my iron core retained a field to pulse against at very hi speed. It was always there including when it was hit with the previous pulse. Bam, Bam, Bam. No true control. That is the explanation of the spaztic energy output. The iron was impressed at many incident angles around the surface of the wire and the circumference.
It was only meant to be an example of an early conception.
Now imagine if air had been used to gain a higher speed of operation. Jdo300 showed the paper tube tests at that point.

--giantkiller. Not by sight but acknowledgement of the truths given.

[innovation_station]

HAHA about the slowest you can get.
try air

yes indeed and with a parabolic alum dish ...   

i have air core coils ...  but

i choose to contain this unit for now 

ist!

[BEP]

If you want some PI just shove a single insulated wire into a loop of small copper tubing. Exit the other end and wrap it back onto the outside of that same tubing. The return wrap should be a low pitch, say about 45 deg. With plenty of spacing between turns. Pulse the wire and measure volts from each end of the tubing. Best to use a fast scope. If the handedness of the outer wrap is wrong you will see almost nothing.
All I'm saying is simulate the mag fields going through a single piece of wire. The fields aren't just outside the wire.

[Grumpy]

Kudos



So, the collector or converter can be toroidal or like a ring.

If you want some PI just shove a single insulated wire into a loop of small copper tubing. Exit the other end and wrap it back onto the outside of that same tubing. The return wrap should be a low pitch, say about 45 deg. With plenty of spacing between turns. Pulse the wire and measure volts from each end of the tubing. Best to use a fast scope. If the handedness of the outer wrap is wrong you will see almost nothing.
All I'm saying is simulate the mag fields going through a single piece of wire. The fields aren't just outside the wire.