Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

[ALVARO_CS]

Hello Mk
I´ve been following this thread with great interest, although there is little moving around this "sacred" geometry`s point of view, and I think there is a lot of clues to be yet discovered (and placed into practical uses).
Thank you very much for your generous sharing and my best wishes for your success.
Attached some coils I winded related to the starship coil. I made one in a cardboard tube but I got the best results from the ones here posted.

[Mk1]

@ALVARO_CS

Welcome to my tread , i know you posted another JT a few pages back , i am sorry i never got to thank you for your work .

Thanks again !

Mark

[resonanceman]

Hello Mk
I´ve been following this thread with great interest, although there is little moving around this "sacred" geometry`s point of view, and I think there is a lot of clues to be yet discovered (and placed into practical uses).
Thank you very much for your generous sharing and my best wishes for your success.
Attached some coils I winded related to the starship coil. I made one in a cardboard tube but I got the best results from the ones here posted.

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Alvaro

Just courious

Have  you tried a secondary on any of these coils?

The only way I see to add a secondary is to wind about 5 laps bifilar in the same pattern ......then connect them start to end like a JT......that would give  you a 10 to 1 step up ..........hopefully.

Using old CDs is a great idea.
I am working on a magnet motor.......I am now thinking of making it a little bigger and using CDs for the rotors

gary

[ALVARO_CS]

@Gary
Thanks for your interest.
I tried secondaries winded over a ferrite rod and placed in the middle in a perpendicular plane.(trying to collect from the mag. vortex in center).
I guess it should be a pulsed vortex, as I used it in a joule thief.
Sorry for the delay in reply.(I have read much of your work in this forum, and learn a lot from it, so . . .thanks again)

[resonanceman]

@Gary
Thanks for your interest.
I tried secondaries winded over a ferrite rod and placed in the middle in a perpendicular plane.(trying to collect from the mag. vortex in center).
I guess it should be a pulsed vortex, as I used it in a joule thief.
Sorry for the delay in reply.(I have read much of your work in this forum, and learn a lot from it, so . . .thanks again)

ALVARO

Thanks    I saw where you said that ferrite in the center enhansed a JT made with  your coils
How did the secondary work out? WHat kind of voltage and current did it put  out.

I was thinking that if a vortex is there  a simple coil in the center might  tap it.

I wonder if iron wire would work better than copper.

HHHmmmm.

What  about a coil wound on a plastic tube or wooden dowel that just fit through  the hole in the CD?
If you then grounded one end of that coil  and connected the other end to the right capacitor ........ wouldn't  you have a JT Tesla coil?


gary