ENERGY AMPLIFICATION

[Dave45]

This can be confusing sometimes, Iv wound coils wrong before thinking I was winding cw and ccw.
You wind a cw and a ccw coil and never change the direction of the winding machine, it all depends on the direction of the wind either right to left or left to right, wind the coils from the center out in both directions.
Remember we are looking at it from the particles perspective as it moves through the wire not right hand or left hand rule.

[Magluvin]

I know exactly what you mean Dave. ;]  been bouncing this off my brain for a while now. I did a toroid, ferrite core, but I dont think I was applying it correctly, dunno. So I had been putting this off. Also I dont know if the core affects the external electrical 'field' as per an air core. Make sense? ;]

Below is pics from where the first one is complete, and starting the second. Doesnt really take long to wind near 150 turns. But making it adjustable spacing on the pvc tube, windings falling apart or collapsing, Ive had better luck many times before.

The close up shows the plastic loops holding the beginning of each layer in place. And the surface of the plastic it is wound on is sticky. So even though the sliding adjustability is tight, the windings wont fall apart doing so.

As for what to do with this 4 to 5 pound contraption, I would like to try it as a transformer at first, using one of the coils as a primary and...
Just to set things solid in my mind as to basic functions of this configuration.

Then try a 3rd coil set in the middle of the 2 as an outer primary, and put equal loads on each secondary, secondaries have no connection to each other. Just to see.

Then try some of the circuits from Dave and the Utkin file.  Lots to do. ;]

I went with the 3 layers based on what is shown concerning electrical field flow. If it goes around the tube, then layers should not be a problem as long as all the turns currents are in the same direction in the coil. Im posting a pic below from the Utkin pdf.

In most examples of this, the 2 coils are joined at the inner most connection. If we pulse a centered primary each secondary will naturally cause currents to want to flow in the same direction around the tube, 'in both coils'. This means that the inner most connection between the coils where they are connected to each other, will become a 'potential' of 1 polarity, and each coil outer end will both be the opposite polarity. So I dont see these electrical fields in opposite directions, as shown, around the tube in this config. But I do see electrical compression within the wires of the coils, like what happens in a capacitor, compression on 1 plate and depletion of the other plate.

Daves is a different devil. When I think about it, trying to understand it, I get flashes of how the coils interact. Not sure yet. ;]

MaGs

[Dave45]

I have a suspicion that current is attracted to ground and voltage is repelled, anyway lets look at how a Tesla coil works, remember Tesla wanted to use ground currents to transfer energy.
Notice the high voltage secondary is grounded, I believe the Tesla coil pumps current into the ground,

[Dave45]

ccw side
black- primary
green-one side of the shorted coil
red- secondary

[Magluvin]

ccw side
black- primary
green-one side of the shorted coil
red- secondary

Nice  ;]

maybe just tap the primary with low power and release, to see how the rest of the coil reacts. Like a AA1.5v , like Teeter said a lil while back. That Teeter. 

It may give hints of what should be expected of a driver.

It might be a good idea to have an extra wire off of the end leads of all coils that come to a common place so if voltage builds too high, "Spark" and 'hopefully' keep things in check if it gets out of hand. Or, you can just freeball it and see if it transports you from one side of the room to the other. ;]


Im gunna hear Mitt speak right now. Hope and Change doesnt sound so good 4 years later.

MaGs