Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

[stprue]

Cool vid Mark 

This is just standard inductive coupling even though I'm not sure why there is directionality

It looks like this individual made a replication of this one....much more powerful.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2ODW-ntPHSU

[Mk1]

@kooler and jeanna

I hope those are alright.

@all

Sorry about the page dimension it won't happen again .

[wattsup]

@Mk1

If this continues we will have to change your user name to @coilweaver - lol.

Really nice build but again, the fun will be in driving it. But how??????????

There may be some conflicting winds in the build that may be better left disconnected as filler material but all this you will have to
discover with trying many drive methods.

I would start by putting all the thick horizontals in series and pulsing one end only with the positive of your FG. Put leds on each
of the 45 degree winds (45DWs) then see how the energy is being dispersed from one to the others. Then start putting the
45DWs in series and see the effects. Then in parallel.

In your second photo where you show the twisting wires that go over one center wire, then under the next, then over the next,
that may be a conflict to initiate any forward flow. I have found that such winds work better when the twist is full so you have
the same polarity always going under the center wire and the other polarity always going on the top of the center wire. This then
favors one direction more then the other otherwise you can create unwanted bottlenecks in the energy flow.

Also, if you ever need a driving partner and you can mail me a coil (or sell me one - lol) and I will do it in so many ways up to 20mhz
and compare these to what I know already. If you are in the US or Canada, that is, otherwise it would be rather expensive to send it
anywhere. Just thought I'd offer this to possibly help you out.

Anyways, keep well and as usual good works.

[samedsoft]

Mark:

That is very interesting.  None at all at 90 degrees.  It appeared that it began somewhere around 45 but it was hard to tell as he seemed to only hold it at an angle once.

That was a very clear demonstration that he did.  I sure learned something.  Thanks,

Bill

Dear Pirate,

  I was me. I replicated this from Marko Bakula. I have studied it as of my master thesis work for wireless power transmission.

  I have also studied Dr. Stiffler work.

  You are very good friend.. Anyone can download my thesis pdf and study my findings..

  http://www.teslaint.com/nuri_temurlenk_tez.pdf

  Thanks..

[kooler]

mk1
thanks for the pic's
i got one for a background now..
awesome coil

robbie