Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[altair]

ketone,
if, by "shielding effect" you mean insulation qualities, there won't be any problem.
And Kynar wire is very sturdy.

[ketone]

@mag...hmm yes, my first thought of it was that it just switches polarity of the terminals....but alas, without guidance...unsure as yet

@ altair..thanks

[agentgates]

@fatbird

Thank you for the link and the warning. I think it should be on the top of priority list and I update my first comment. (UPDATE: I can not... )

@ketone

Nice one. Is that secondary thick enough?
Just joking. You don't need that thick copper, unless you are intended to weld directly from your device.

BTW, you don't have the 2 more primary coils. You will seriously suffer to make OU without them.

[ketone]

@agentgates...yes about primaries...i stopped production on it as i was considering 4 phase..and its funny you mention welding...as thats what it will be for at the factory!

[Mannix]

@Lindsay

Thank you for your positive comment as always. It also helps me to work faster as I cna get lazy very quickly..
And thanks for the useful advices to others and helping them.

Unfortunatelly I don't have cro (died a few months ago hand in hand with my PG due to another TPU experiment ).

A, what is your experience with the Northern/Southern hemisphere thing. Do the winding and polarity make a difference?

Tonight I will wind identical the other way and get this variable out of the equasion for good.
I failed to keep the other wind ..lazy me

Another thing, to make the secondary fit better , wind the think wire over something 20% smaller than your tube. then it will hold itself  snugly when you (carefully)transfer it to the main tube.