Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

[Erik_]

Just to check, you are familiar with Nassim Haramein's studies (Crossing the Event Horizon - The Search for the Fundamental Pattern for example)? He has a interesting view on all these dynamics.

I also think all this looks like Ed Leedskalnin's work, his book Magnetic Currents explanes the basic's of what you are doing.

Greetings, Erik

[Mk1]

Just to check, you are familiar with Nassim Haramein's studies (Crossing the Event Horizon - The Search for the Fundamental Pattern for example)? He has a interesting view on all these dynamics.

I also think all this looks like Ed Leedskalnin's work, his book Magnetic Currents explanes the basic's of what you are doing.

Greetings, Erik

Yep !

I made most experiment in the Magnetic Current book , and it get enlighten by Nassim Haramein's studies ...

You got me 

Mark

[Erik_]

Looks like you only take half out from whats in it, by using only a horizontal pickup coil. have you tryed adding a 2nd vertical pickup coil?

I guess you can hook than both pickup coils in serie. Reverse polarity 2nd coil of course.


Edit: could it be possible maybe to destabilize the magnetic flow by loading first from the horizontal coil and than loading the vertical coil (alternating the current between the output coils)? If so you might maybe to cut more the flux field.

[wattsup]

@Mk1

Can I ask you to try one thing with your three coil set-up. Pulse as you usually do but this time, find a tube made of air duct metal or a tin can and place it inside the smallest coil. Even a plastic tube that is thick enough may do the effect. This may push the natural tendency of the field to stay out of the center and more in the coil area where things can happen. Something like magnetic refraction.

If you look inside of Hendershots coils (included below), it seems there is a metallic former inside each one.

[Mk1]

@Mk1

Can I ask you to try one thing with your three coil set-up. Pulse as you usually do but this time, find a tube made of air duct metal or a tin can and place it inside the smallest coil. Even a plastic tube that is thick enough may do the effect. This may push the natural tendency of the field to stay out of the center and more in the coil area where things can happen. Something like magnetic refraction.

If you look inside of Hendershots coils (included below), it seems there is a metallic former inside each one.

Hi , i am not sure it would work i will try the can , and also what i will try
a transformer in the center to see coupling between the coil and transformer , i will use the transformer as the jt check the out of the coil then do the opposite .

I studied the Hendershot motor i while back to me its more an issue of twin thank circuit vs vibration of the bridge , the 1/5 transformer he used in the middle of the capacitor would be more efficient then outside. With my coil the effect will be different because of the absence aluminum isolation .
I took a tube covered it with foil and inserted it in the middle of the coil and it stopped it dead .

I also have some good book on it , even the Australian one .

I can get those up if anyone is interested .

Also my(AG) coil is quite different then the Hendershot because of the pancake design it as a larger capacitance .

Mark