Quote from: DilJalaay on March 10, 2014, 01:13:15 AM

Thanks for the post. I read the full patent, and not understand the commutator, its timing.
Could you please explain it or a clear picture etc etc.

Also i want to make a Benitez thread, can some one tell me how i can do it.
I can not find any link/facility to make any new thread.

Cheers.
D.J

DilJalaay / a.king21,

In the Benitez circuit diagram two connections are dotted lines. Namely between points 5 --- 51 and 27----53.

What is the significance of the dotted line. Can you please reply.

Thanks in advance.

Best,

This is going to step on some toes 

Quote from: Google on March 10, 2014, 08:47:15 AM
DilJalaay / a.king21,

In the Benitez circuit diagram two connections are dotted lines. Namely between points 5 --- 51 and 27----53.

What is the significance of the dotted line. Can you please reply.

Thanks in advance.

Best,

There are three doted lines, the circuit attached to the doted line is optional, it is if you want to use low frequency, without spark gap. All is written in the patent.

Many thanks DJ, I didnt read the full patent, its on my to-do list, I wanted to see the circuit first. Speacially the commutator part. Looks will take time to read and understand the basics of the patent first. But this seems interesting to me.

Is anyone starting a new thread on Benitez patent of 1914 ?

Best,

Quote from: 4Tesla on March 09, 2014, 08:48:00 PM
30/8/7 ---- 8/7
How did you get the windings from that picture?

Dear 4Tesla.

The schematic clearly states L1 having 15 turns and L2 45 turns.

From that, and the assumption made by T-1000 then a first layer of 30 turns with a following second layer to the centre of the bobbin of 8 turns and a final layer of 7 turns makes L2 45 turns total.
And then L1 wound over L2 to the centre with 8 turns and a return layer of 7 turns makes L1 15 turns.

I hope that clarifies your question ?? And is of help to others !!

Cheers Grum.