The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[gn0stik]

so people again.... think before you post things like:

assume,I guess,I'm assuming,apparently,I assume,doesn't seem to,we don't know,but I think,one can assume,my guess,seemed,it appears,etc...etc..

cause we got lots of that going around..

try to understand the "given facts"
we will do it step by step.
as we all understand part one we can slowly move on to part two

marco.

All due respect Marco, but we have a lot of guess work to do. If we didn't we'd have figured this out by now. There are a lot of wild assumptions being made, but we always come back to center. And we are all guilty in that respect.

[gn0stik]

Did anyone look in basic scientific publications to see any of this information? Did anyone get some sensitive measuring equipment and do this experiment? Must be too simple and beneath the dignity of those on the web. Some people just sit back and say, well that isn't very much power, we want to make much more.


In order to run you must walk first.

Thank you kames.

[mrd10]

Yes walk before you run.

I'll be building mine around Teslas transformer, with bifilar windings in series, check diagram and also these two urls:-

http://www.tesla-coil-builder.com/experiments-built.htm

http://inductors.globalspec.com/LearnMore/Electrical_Electronic_Components/Electronic_Components_Passives/Inductors_Chokes_Coils_Ferrite_Beads

These two links above are great, for basic foundation. This setup is a guide, and based on Otto's work, who hopefully post soon with his results.

Dom

[mrd10]

The bottom bit was cut of, sorry, I,ve spoken to an engineer today, and he said finer windings like that on second proto, are meant for high current loads.

Cheers,

Dom

[HMM]

Thanks Dom
for the diagram and links

Mike