COAX TPU...

[innovation_station]

If you look close at the FTPU toroid, you will notice that there are two black and two white wires coming out of the toroid center. The white wires are thicker then the black wires. Why since both coils are using the same gauge wire? The two white wires look identical to the white horizontal loop wires. Why? Tried discussing this some time ago hoping some could shed some light or possible logic on this.

well  why do you think ...   

i have a pretty good idea ..

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didnt sm have a clamp meter he waves over the tpus..  and it goes nuts ....  why ?

ok ..  depending on sm's source of engery as a supply ...  wich is still unknowen ...  lol
the colpase in the balum ..  is rectified to an air core loop electromagnet that focouses its .. magnetic output on the balum .. toroide ...  and he can place a magnet on it ... so inturn the effect from breaking the system ... PUSHES MAGNETIC ENGERY FROM THE MAGNET TO THE CORE TO REPETE...   flux push...  some where along the way he has out put places stuck ... can be center core can be out side ... can be WHERE EVER YOU WANT TO PUT IT....   

do you think the caps will charge in a CHANGEING ELECTROMAGIC FEILD

[BEP]

hi bep,
yes the fat wire goes through the centre of the torus is a part of it  its only a half turn. anyother wire near to it is not part. sorry if it came across wrong. think about the torus in a soldering gun. the fat wire in reverse, quarter of a volt 100's of amps.

steve

My Bad!

You were completely correct. I am used to the switchgear sized devices. I didn't think about the medium/high voltage and small types used in smaller devices. However, I don't think the center conductor correlates with the other two wires in the TPU toroid.

BEP

[BEP]

If you look close at the FTPU toroid, you will notice that there are two black and two white wires coming out of the toroid center. The white wires are thicker then the black wires. Why since both coils are using the same gauge wire? The two white wires look identical to the white horizontal loop wires. Why? Tried discussing this some time ago hoping some could shed some light or possible logic on this.

I believe the wires with the thicker insulation and the white incapsulation on the outside indicates higher voltage. The thicker insulated wires would be connected to the poloidal turns and the wires with less thickness would be connected to a planar ribbon coil that is the actual core. That planar ribbon coil would be like a tapered transmission line only coiled(and one conductor). The outer wrap would control the saturation and impedance of the inner coil and be the return line for the transmission line.

Rotation, clapping of fields, delay and all that rot.

BEP

[BEP]

didnt sm have a clamp meter he waves over the tpus..  and it goes nuts ....  why ?

Yes. I have such a meter. When the clamp is closed there are only two things that will cause a reading, current flow through the center of the clamp or a rotating radial magnetic field. Pulsing one like a motor works does not do it.

[wattsup]

@IST

Well one obvious reason is the two white wire come from the outer rings and pass through the toroid cores and the two black wire run both coils in bucking mode.