Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[ketone]

@ pauldude
@mannix
                    Thank you very much for your insights, they are very much valued on this end. Helping me wrap mysel around these amazingly new concepts to me!

[Magluvin]

Well it seems that some have gotten good results. Cant say for sure.  I suppose that I will have to order a scope and a signal gen and when I see that it works, I can come here and post..    Its yea, go for it,  and thats that. proof beyond belief, no numbers, no specs. and no need for pics n vids.   Man this is easy.       heck Im going to tie my primary in a series of Xmas bows and man that will be the new way.
Cmon guys a lil specs would help tremendously.  I even measured and told my coils ohms, thats a first. 


Agentgates

Just worried, havnt seen you post yet.  Hope all is good.

Mags

[broli]

Agentgates

Just worried, havnt seen you post yet.  Hope all is good.

Mags

He has been active 4 hours ago so I wouldn't worry. I hope his silence is a prelude to something big.

[CompuTutor]

.....There may be other angles that may be better than 45 deg.

It seemed as though in the beginning that the angle wasnt 45 deg
but then 45 was settled on.....

Referring to the most recent picture of a coil above,
in this case, FatBird's Post#587 PVC coupler coil form.

If two two rings were notched,
instead of a single tube.

They could be spaced with a sprung center,
then wound straight initially.



After a loose collector winding around the outside,
you could just turn only one of the rings.

That would give you the ability to test all angles.

The angle would go from zero, to well past 45 degrees easily.

And of course, both sides of zero degress
just in case that reveals more anomalies.

They could be spaced with a sprung center,
then wound straight initially.



After a loose collector winding around the outside,
you could just turn only one of the rings.

That would give you the ability to test all angles.

The angle would go from zero, to well past 45 degrees easily.

And of course, both sides of zero degress
just in case that reveals more anomalies.

[Mk1]

Referring to the most recent picture of a coil above,
in ths A fatbird's #587 PVC coupler coil form.

If two two rings were notched,
instead of a single tube.

They could be spaced with a sprung center,
then wound straight initially.



After a loose collector winding around the outside,
you could just turn only one of the rings.

That would give you the ability to test all angles.

The angle would go from zero, to well past 45 degrees easily.

And of course, both sides if zero degress
just in case that reveals more anomalies.

Sorry that doesn't work , the angle change also require wire length change.