Quote from: Dave45 on September 07, 2012, 08:30:59 AM
Its basically a cw and ccw coil interlaced

http://www.overunity.com/6763/energy-amplification/dlattach/attach/114857/image//
A caduceus coil!    What if we make a secondary coil a caduceus coil? Has any one tried this? Would that make the secondary non reflective to input?, like if we use it as a  caduceus primary?

Quote from: crazycut06 on September 08, 2012, 01:44:20 AM
http://www.overunity.com/6763/energy-amplification/dlattach/attach/114857/image//
A caduceus coil!    What if we make a secondary coil a caduceus coil? Has any one tried this? Would that make the secondary non reflective to input?, like if we use it as a  caduceus primary?

The idea is to have the fields of the two parts of the coil at right angles. That is why the crossings should be at right angles. With the steeper angles shown in the sketches and the springs, you aren't going to get the effect, whatever that might be, at full strength.

I've dug out my Caduceus scalar EM transmitter and made a short video showing how it can transmit a modulated carrier signal into my small Faraday cage with almost no attenuation. This little cage blocks my wireless power system completely, and produces a 65 dB drop in the signal strength of a local AM broadcast station on my little radio. But the signal from the Caduceus coil and its driver circuit make it through with hardly any attenuation at all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-MA8rzZSqk

Do I believe in scalar longitudinal EM ? Not so sure I do. But whatever, these coils do have interesting effects. Antigravity? Er.... let's wait and see, I'm not convinced so far.

OK, didn't mean to divert the thread but it seemed like you might have needed some info on Caduceus coils and effects.

I think I got the circuit in the video and the basic design idea from JLN Labs, Jean-Louis Naudin, but it has been so long ago that I really can't remember.

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Quote from: TinselKoala on September 08, 2012, 05:27:27 AM
The idea is to have the fields of the two parts of the coil at right angles. That is why the crossings should be at right angles. With the steeper angles shown in the sketches and the springs, you aren't going to get the effect, whatever that might be, at full strength.

I've dug out my Caduceus scalar EM transmitter and made a short video showing how it can transmit a modulated carrier signal into my small Faraday cage with almost no attenuation. This little cage blocks my wireless power system completely, and produces a 65 dB drop in the signal strength of a local AM broadcast station on my little radio. But the signal from the Caduceus coil and its driver circuit make it through with hardly any attenuation at all.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i-MA8rzZSqk

Do I believe in scalar longitudinal EM ? Not so sure I do. But whatever, these coils do have interesting effects. Antigravity? Er.... let's wait and see, I'm not convinced so far.

OK, didn't mean to divert the thread but it seemed like you might have needed some info on Caduceus coils and effects.

I think I got the circuit in the video and the basic design idea from JLN Labs, Jean-Louis Naudin, but it has been so long ago that I really can't remember.

Thanks for the info, I do need to read more...   By the way nice experiments you are doing... Continue to share...