Eccentric Transformer theory

[Magluvin]

I see what it is saying, those were just thoughts I had while looking at it.
I have not read the whole thing but I saved it to do so.
The shorted coil puzzles me, it should act as a heavy load to the others, but like I said I have to read it later this evening.

Mags

[darkspeed]

Did you see my three coil on same axis feedback test? http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8593.0

[armagdn03]

Did you see my three coil on same axis feedback test? http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=8593.0

I just glanced over it and will digest a litle bit better here. However it is always nice to hear straight from the horses mouth so to speak.....What is your conclusion? What have you found and does it relate? What vital information should we take away from your hard work?!

[DreamThinkBuild]

Hi Armagdn03,

Great work and very nice coil designs. In my quest to read just about every paper/patent from the 1800's(back to the future) on up on electrical and heat generation I came across a paper which may interest you. Although this relates to FCG (flux compression generators) there is a paper that shows that having a slight cone shape as a base for the coils that there is an associated increase in current.

Magnetic flux compression for high voltage pulse applications:
http://etd.lib.ttu.edu/theses/available/etd-07012008-31295019801231/unrestricted/31295019801231.pdf

There is also an abstract summary from IEEE, I do not have the paper:

Accurate modeling of the proximity effect in helical flux-compression generators:

http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/Xplore/login.jsp?url=http%3A%2F%2Fieeexplore.ieee.org%2Fiel5%2F27%2F19498%2F00901197.pdf&authDecision=-203
From summary:
"...It is shown that the scale of the proximity effects in a helical coil carrying a pulsed current can be many times greater than those predicted by the conventional formula..."

This is very fascinating stuff, have you tried any cone or tapered shaped coil designs?

[armagdn03]

I have not yet tried many designs like this, though I have played with the idea many times in my mind. This is also similar to "pancake" coils, where there is an added change in radius of the coil with respect to its central axis. There are other people who have used tapered wire in quarter wave resonators, so that the grounded end conducts very high currents with large diameter wire, while the upper portion has high capacitive and electrostatic properties with very thin wire. While these are interesting concepts to play with, and Im sure I have missed the point of the papers you sent (I will read them over) I really want to concentrate on a base effect, that is easily provable, using simple setups. I want to distill at this point, then when all the dust has settled, and I know exactly where it all stands, then I will move on to things such as you pointed  out.