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[ariovaldo]

So far I haven't seen anyone really try to "replicate" a Barbosa transformer using a MOT.
Replicate means reproduce exactly.
The patent says to wind the 1-2 turn secondary "on top of the primary".
All I see is people replacing the MOT secondary with a 1-2 turn new wire.
No one is placing the secondary "on top of the primary".
I know there isn't any room on a MOT to do this so why use a MOT?
Or remove the primary AND secondary, wind a new primary that is spread out so there is room to add a secondary on top of the new primary.
This would be "replicating" IMO.


Sorry for the interruption...  continue on with what you were doing... 
DonL

Do you mean like that?

[dllabarre]

Do you mean like that?

Yes. That's the way I understand the patent to mean.

[ariovaldo]

Yes. That's the way I understand the patent to mean.

I tried like that and I got high amps in the secondary. In this configuration I had 1100 Amps, with 1.5 volts. I melted a 500 Amps fuse almost instantly.

[a.king21]

I tried like that and I got high amps in the secondary. In this configuration I had 1100 Amps, with 1.5 volts. I melted a 500 Amps fuse almost instantly.

Very impressive.  What was your input power?

[ariovaldo]

Very impressive.  What was your input power?

The power was high. 30 amps at 110 volts.
The experience just shows how transformers work. What we need is try to " speed up"  the electrons, or to trick it to use the reactive as active power.
Next week, I will try a 3 phases, 50 amps transformer with some different combinations.