This one is of the holes in the washer for the lose beggining ends of the wires. I later had to redrill the holes a little farthe out to keep the wires from shorting on the bolt head.

Were using iron and copper Jenna...

Anyways quick note.. i wasted 2 hrs winding one of these with plastic insulation on the copper .. and nada so that confirms that the insulation has to be water permeable for the action to take place.. however with the third coil ive built (Copper insulated in fabric in this one ) the effect is instant and lasts for a while.. i mention that the amperage started growing and it bubbled right ?

The larger our primary coils. The larger pulse. A short duration .. duty time will be needed to disrupt the secondary appropriately. so we've all got some work in front of us.. Im still working on a pulse controller that will be mechanical folks.. maybe a little buzzer relay or something hmmm. once the electronic guys finish with this dam magnet motor im sure a few will be back to help since weve done the groundwork
                                                                           

@ Sid.

Nice work bud if you have any questions before you start wrapping feel free , just make sure to insulate your copper in fabric .. and not plastic
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This one is of shop rag being cut into strips. When my wife saw me doing the cutting this way she reminded me that there is a pizza cutter type tool that is used to quickly cut cloth. I'll have to find one as this took about 15 minutes to cut 13 strips from one rag.
Sid

Before someone says anything yes that's a bandaid. you should always push the knife that is removing the plastic insulation from the romex. I found that if you over lap the last strip with the beginning of the next the tape can be eliminated.
Sid