Quote from: Magluvin on August 28, 2012, 11:10:46 PM

Its like showing a transformer with 2 secondaries, 1 has volts and 1 has amps.  But I dont see how.

Oh, shorted on both sides. Your last drawing seems to imply a shorted coil to the left of the red coil.

MaGs

Oh Im sorry that pic just shows one side, just to show why I am moving the winding of the shorted and secondary coils out to the middle of the primary.

This is what happens with a LC circuit

It could probably be done with an lc circuit but the secondary's would have to be a caduceus winding, I havent sat down and thought about the reactions of the coils using this configuration.
Its much simpler using the system I have been putting together.

dave

Ill just have to see what happens. ;]  My wire will allow me to bifi, trifi, with shorted windings. Ill put some pics up when Im done. ;]

Thanks Dave. It takes me a bit to get some things. But then I 'know' them. ;]

Mags

Doing 3 layers on each side. Even though I used the self stick plastic, my winding too tight collapsed part of my first coil near the end. So I used long thin strips of the self stick plastic sheet to hold the wire at the beginning and the beginning of each new layer. Just wrapped that part of the wire with the sticky strip and wound the next turns over the tail end of the strip. Its all good now. A bit of super glue helps also. ;]

Went with 3 layers as it is getting heavy, and the leads end up on opposite ends of the coil which I prefer.

The plastic, with the non stick side against the 2in pvc, does not slide easily once the wire is tightened around it. lol but it does move. If I slid it off of the tube, the plastic might collapse and fold. I can slid it off a bit though to create some space between the coils if I want to try it.

Will be finished tomorrow.

MaGs