The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[raburgeson]

I don't want to tear the TPU down yet so I tried to take some pics and will try to say this a different way, keep in mind I think this is a way not to do it. Picture the single black wires as the collector core wires. The bared copper is were 2 in parallel are joined to 1 in series. in the next pic the torroidal wraps were put on the cores and the white wrapped core had the trigger sections added. At the parallel series joint the collectors were taped on a plastic form. The two in parallel clockwise around the form were the outside collectors and the series 1 (counter-clockwise) made the center collector. Wire nut the parallel collector cores together with a input wire and a capacitor. Then the series end with the other leg of the cap and a input wire. Then the top collector (1 output wire) and series hook the secound and third, the third has 1 output wire. trigger wires input 1 signal and collector core another. output from collector windings.

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mrd10

If you wind a coil like on that site, you end up with an em, electronic magnet. That guy was very please with his setup (his emââ,¬â,,¢s) as I recall.

Please, I am a rookie when it comes to electrical and electronics, I would say (wild guess) if you would tie up the same end you could have used a single wire instead of two. Guessing again, bifilar first coil use a X thickness wire at Y turns, the second coil would not have the same XY values, so if either coil is pulsed, you would get a reading on the other, either higher or lower,

Right guyââ,¬â,,¢s ? ? ? ? ? ?

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Dave

Non-conductive you close the one end together, this way the magnetic flux cansels each other out ? ? ? ? ?

Yes?

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Dave

So we want inductive coils, cause we want to ââ,¬Å"harvestââ,¬Â the magnetic flux by using another coil which will induce an electric current.

Thanks for your patience.

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[mrd10]

Hi Dave,

I drew picture again, with Tesla's 390 721 pattern as per the way Otto says his done it, plus I've taken into account what you said, regarding the 4 coils on bottom ring. The only thing I havent drawn is the tunning part where he places magnets 180 deg apart.

Oh all bifilar windings are in parallel

Cheers,

Dom