Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[Mk1]

@Mk1

I don't know what you mean under 36 turns. In my interpretation, when you finished with one primary coil, you will have to see 36 wires inside and outside. altogether 72 - to be more specific.

I have made one with exact 45 degree angle , and made slots at each 10 degree , but my height vs diameter is different so i could not put 36 turn at the 18 turn it got to the same location then the first turn. So 2 coils of 18 turns at 10 degree of separation total 36.

So the height vs the diameter , needs to be perfect .

So my question is what is the height and diameter of your tube.

If you already gave that info , just say so i will find it.

Mark

thank again for your time.

[Magluvin]

Absolutely Mk1
The definition of 45 deg is just the wire angle. If the height if the tube varies, 45 deg angle marks on the tube will only get the 90 deg crossings at 1 particular height per diam of tube.
Ya know what, lol I do have a scope but its a lil tiny hand held from radio shack. I only used it to check signals in car audio. I bet it can show something in the tests I prescribed. I will give it a go later. A pancake coil with 1 in spacing should be out of bounds of tonys spec and Ill see what it do. =]  The scope is 20 mhz max so I should see something.
Magscopes

[teslaalset]

So my question is what is the height and diameter of your tube.

If you already gave that info , just say so i will find it.

Mark, have a look at page 1 of this thread.
80 mm diameter, 70 mm height for the single primary coil version

[Mk1]

Mark, have a look at page 1 of this thread.
80 mm diameter, 70 mm hight for the single primary coil version

Thanks , i did but i was under the impression that those specs was one without the 45 degree angle , and he started a new one on a different core.

What are the chances he got the right height on the first try.

Mark 

[Magluvin]

And if it is so, then if you have a coil that pushes dc beyond the pulse duration, put one in series with a cap and as you send pulses to that series circuit, the cap should see more input than from the pulses while the pulse is on.
This Tesla stuff keeps coming to mind. Impulse dc, and we are doing that here. Amplifying power, and we are supposedly doing that here.  Is it possible to just build a coil with optimum spacing between all windings and get a continuous flow from the other side from just a 50% duty cycle pulse? I would have to say that a load need be present to get the current through the segregated coil. But imagine if that is it,  and a bifi series wound with spacing really does hold a lot of energy. The bifi that is connected in the center as to have every other winding has opposite current flow, their inertia will all be spinning with each other not against so it may have a further advantage to "dc continuation" Its still a bit fairy tale to me, but you should have read some of my assumptions as to how the Whipmag worked at Fizzx, yet never seen it run.  =]