Quote from: i_ron on October 02, 2016, 02:23:32 PM

What an alien concept. Although the wheel has been invented we are not to tell anyone. Each person must see the need, follow through and invent the wheel individually. No one is allowed to help another in this quest, it is forbidden. What a ghastly world that would be. (is)

"Regards", esteem, affection, or respect

Ron

Ron, this is not a mock question and I really hope you'd be capable of holding longer than one's average attention span in order to answer it.

As earthlings, do we really need wheels? (Is this a necessity or a commodity?)

If one could replace wheels from daily life with other "things" (regardless the cost - a purely human concept), where is the difficulty on replacing Lenz conjuncture with another one?

Quote from: barbosi on October 02, 2016, 04:33:16 PM
Ron, this is not a mock question and I really hope you'd be capable of holding longer than one's average attention span in order to answer it.

As earthlings, do we really need wheels? (Is this a necessity or a commodity?)

If one could replace wheels from daily life with other "things" (regardless the cost - a purely human concept), where is the difficulty on replacing Lenz conjuncture with another one?

Barbosi,


Wheels was just an analogy, the implication being technology. Technology today owes its very existence to the multitude of researchers that have gone before us, who have done the bench work, written up their work and published it. It has been and still is a co-operative effort where each person builds on the work of others and hopefully adds to the total sum. Erfinder should not be immune to this grand scheme. More than likely a great portion of his extensive knowledge base can be attributed to the dozens if not hundreds of researchers that have gone before him, let alone the many contemporaries  that have helped him to date.

I was just suggesting that it would be honourable to acknowledge his use of the existing work and write up and publish his discoveries, to add to the co-operative effort for the benefit of us all.


Thus there is no difficulty in replacing Lenz conjecture with another more precise, realistic one, Tell him I am am all ears.

Ron

Speaking for myself, I try to take the words at their face value so when I read:

Quote from: Erfinder on September 30, 2016, 12:52:56 PM
I am not asking anyone for anything, and don't recommend that folks ask each other for anything.

Other than frustration I cannot understand why you would understand:

Quote from: i_ron on October 02, 2016, 02:23:32 PM
No one is allowed to help another in this quest, it is forbidden.

Then,

Quote from: i_ron on October 02, 2016, 05:10:06 PM
Tell him I am am all ears.

Thank you for your confidence in me, but you just asked him yourself.
Moreover, Erfinder publicly stated:

Quote from: Erfinder on September 30, 2016, 12:52:56 PM
I am here to exchange with people who rely on themselves, individuals who are travelling that road which leads within, folk who can and do stand strong in a deluge of spit, name calling, sticks, and stones.   

Rather than "how should I do this or that" I bet he is open to deeper questions and "guide" you to find the answer by yourself. The effect on that is like in "give a fish / teach to fish" proverb.

Regards.

Quote from: webby1 on October 03, 2016, 07:46:13 AM
No,, V2T2 is one idea and T3 is anotherIt is between the D10 to D11 connection and V2,, not shown, correct.
The transformer is a toroid and it is off-the-shelf
IS-H040918   NRE

The resistance of the throughput coil (blue to black) is about 0.4 ohms, the core is about a 3X4X3X4cm square.

The scavenge is about 2.5 ohms

The coil tag has it

pri : 120V .....0V (red red)  125*C

40V ... 0V .... 40V  ( blue black black blue)

The wire diameter with lacquer is about 0.9mm for the Blue\Black

The donut has an ID of about 45mm and an OD of about 105mm

The Red wire was a bifilar with smaller diameter wire.  I have taken this and separated the wires so they are 2 coils.

The Black wires were a center tap point and I separated them so they are 2 separate coils.

OK, thanks for the additional info!


Ron

Upon initial investigation of the autotransformer concept, using a standard center tapped transformer with the windings connected in series,  I am finding that I can collect much more energy in a cap by rectifying the inductive collapse across all of the coils while only pulsing one, rather than taking the inductive collapse across just the winding I am pulsing.  Very interesting...


Dave