Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[starcruiser]

@agentgates,

Is that a left handed wind on the primary I see?

Also have you tried a lesser or greater angle on the primary winds? And if so what did you see?

[onthecuttingedge2005]

use one set of coils to make your volts then use a another coil set to make your amps. combine the two sets for your current. this way you have high voltage and high amperes.

[Operator]

If this is indeed a source of such a huge power then two questions arise:
1. The design is very simple. Why has nobody observed this effect during billions of experiments before? People have successfully developed and applied technology for extracting power from a controlled nuclear chain reaction and missed this simple and clean path? Unbelievable.
2. Where the hell the energy comes from? What are we dealing with?
Tomorrow I'll try this design... I just can't believe it until I see the bulb glowing on my table.

[starcruiser]

from what I see this is not a linear wound coil in the traditional sense but more like a Rodin coil as agentgates mentions. It is extremely simple looking and I believe the coils angle plays the role, I believe it has to do with the torsion of the field and perhaps the left handed wind of the primary coil as well, thus the 45 degree angle.

What would happen if it was wound in a right handed manner? What would happen or be experienced if one was left handed and another was right handed and those were stacked and inter connected?

Loads to try

[agentgates]

Hi all,

Thank you for the questions, I will answer them tomorrow if you don't mind, as I didn't sleep much in the last few days. After I slept enough will look into the theoretical side to find the source of the energy.

I think I can't wind anything in the next couple of days as I burned my palm last night. Please try out those things mentioned in multiple ways if you can and the more eyes will see more.

Kind Regards
Tony