The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[supersam]

hey hartiberlin,

why did my post just go away? i really did want to know if anyone had tried any pi and phi circuits with the musical harmonics of the 8's and 13's.  why would that be something that would just disapear?  without a comment.

i know my post made it to the site i read it myself.

[hartiberlin]

@Supersam,
have not deleted something,
please post again, if you don?t find it.

@Dave,
nice setup with the noise generator driving the tranformer.
Can you light up now a big neon or fluorescent bulb
at the 240 Volts side of the transformer ?`

Then Output versus input power ?

[hartiberlin]

@ Dave,
please don?t use the image Link insert button , if you attach pics,
just attach the pics in the "Attach:" form. Thanks.

[hartiberlin]

@Dave:
at around 2 KiloVolts Peek to Peek you should be able to light up
quite nicely a fluorescent bulb at the output.

What is the input current into the 12 Volts side of the transformer ?

[supersam]

hey dave,

you might want to concider the use of pi and phi along with the ratio of 8 and 13.  8 and 13 are the number of musical notes in a scale.  depending on whether it is chromatic or not:  but the ratio of 8 and 13 also produces the magic trinity of whole number divisions, infinite number divisions , and repeating number divisions.

8/13=1.625 slightly off the 1.618.  360/5=72,360/6=60.  72/60=1.2(KINDA LIKE 12)  60/72=.8333333333333333333333333333333333333333(REPEATER)  10/3=PI INFINITE NUMBER.

8(musical notes in a scale), 13 (musical notes in a chromatic scale).  8/13=1.625,  13/8=.6154 on into eternity like pi).  360/8=45.  360/13=27.69 on into eternity.

you can figure out the rest! do you get the picture?,  it's just a guess, but where do you think a good place to start looking for the missing link ( the control coils ) segments should be placed)?