Solid State Orbo System

[Magluvin]

Hey Bruce
The coil under the toroid is the pickup coil, if I remember 60 turns gave 2 layers. The toroid is wrapped till the inside of the bead is covered without overlapping or crossing so the 1/4 in mags fit inside.
The green one is  finer wire as you see, and the pickup there is 150 turns 3 layers and also just enough toroid windings to just layer the inside once.  Hope that helps
I tried the pickup on the outside of the toroid but this works better for some reason. The choice of how thick the pickup coils plus the toroid is just enough to fit snug in the outer cores with a layer of black tape.

Mags

[Bruce_TPU]

Hi Mags,

Thank you.  You may want to revisit the idea of the magnet in the center of the toroid.  I do not think the Toroid will fully saturate with the magnet in the center.  Perhaps the "pick up" wrapped around the circumference was transforming from the toroidal winds.  It is 90 deg I know, but have seen stranger things. 

You may want to go back to our idea of using the toroid as a flux gate/diode and use the JLN Labs test first to make sure that your are fully Saturating your core.  Also, I would stongly suggest wrapping a secondary, and shorting it, and wrapping your primary over top of that.  That info is found in the main Steorn thread, as posted by LarryC. 

@ All
I have just ordered my magnets for this build.  They were expensive...LOL but I have high hopes for this build.  I also want to repost this drawing based on an inventor's design that works.

I am going to begin to build my Nanoparticle Iron Oxide beams, this week.  I have sized my blueprint and am ready to build my molds.  I will youtube it, of course.

IMHO the key to making this work, is going to be understanding the IMPORTANCE of the airgap in our form, and sizing for that correctly.  .03" or .8 mm.   And also a second key is going to be tuning the pickup coil to it's resonant frequency, according to Szabo.

Cheers,

Bruce
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[Magluvin]

Hey Bruce
The drawings above are what gave me the idea of the Orbonbon. When the toroid coil is NOT energized, the magnets poles make a path through the inner bead, and when energized, they are forced to find a new path through the outer bead, then back again as the toroid is de energized. This puts the path of the magnets field alternating inside then outside of the pickup coil producing AC, of which I thought would be better than just on then off like in the drawings you show above.  My brain just works like that. =]

Mags

[Jimboot]

@bruce_TPU I wound my original Orbo toroids with 0.5mm 24bs. http://jaycar.com.au/productResults.asp?FORM=KEYWORD Tried posting a pic but it was unreadable. Also I used Ossie's method of winding on 3 strands at a time to a shuttle device. I simply used a hard flexible piece of plastic with a V cut in each end to first wind the wire onto then did about 3 layers (ferrite cores) & wired them in series. I used EXACTLY the same toroids as Ossie. http://jaycar.com.au/productView.asp?ID=LO1234&CATID=33&form=CAT&SUBCATID=882

[Magluvin]

Hey Bruce
In earlier posts, I reported that the coil interaction alone, without mags, were pretty low. With just the inner bead, not inside the outer bead, the voltage on the secondary was like 2v, and when inside the outer beads, it was up to 3v but not much current. So the magnets fields I believe are doing as I figured, switching beads as the inner bead is doing a disappearing and reappearing act. =]

mags