The Gabriel Device, possible COP=8

[Aphasiac]

Well,. I gave it a shot,. but had no luck at all . . . Primary 80 turns clockwise
Secondary 304 turns clockwise . . .

Good effort, Importf.

I think Mav noted CCW -- perhaps this is critical?

Also, what did you use for your outer shell... looks like catch-plates for electric stove elements.

Thanks, Aphasiac.

[importfanatik]

Good effort, Importf.

I think Mav noted CCW -- perhaps this is critical?

Also, what did you use for your outer shell... looks like catch-plates for electric stove elements.

Thanks, Aphasiac.

Thanks, its an exhaust donut, should be similar to what mav used origionally I believe, just smaller scale.

[ramset]

Aphasiac
Yes Those examples will "do the job".
The only reason I said "sell something on Ebay"
Is For the sake of an experimenters privacy [to the general public].
Transactions can maintain some privacy,and thus be utilized more without disclosing personal info.

This still needs some "Tuning" To help prevent things like "ImportFanatics" experience.
Who better to "Tune" than Mavs??
He just needs the Time and Finance?

Chet

@Import
Nice job thanks for sharing!!

[neptune]

can someone please explain exactly what  is the purpose of an exhaust do nut. I have never heard of one before .

[Aphasiac]

can someone please explain exactly what  is the purpose of an exhaust do nut. I have never heard of one before .

@Neptune:  I think you buy these for custum building a car exhaust (ie... you can cut the pipe cross-sectionally to give yourself whatever angle of bend you happen to need for your custom automotive exhaust.

@Import: I'm curious to know how you sliced that donut so perfectly. Did it come already sliced?

I've costed this project out to roughly $700. based on ordering the secondary core from Germany and the custom outer shell from Mav's supplier. That's an awful lot of money. I agree it's best to use common parts to standardize our efforts, but I'm simply going to have to find other alternatives as Import did.

Aphasiac.