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[a.king21]

RE Split cores.


Bajak has had some preliminary success with the Figuera replication.
He says the key is a 0.1mm or less core gap.
He has posted a table of his test results.

[NickZ]

  a.king:
  Who is Bajac, and do you have a link to what you are mentioning?
  And what does he use between the cores that is only 0.1mm thick?
 
  I'm currently using a piece of paper between my flyback core halves. But, that may not be the best material to use, as it may transfer some magnetic current.  I don't know...

[a.king21]

http://www.overunity.com/12794/re-inventing-the-wheel-part1-clemente_figuera-the-infinite-energy-machine/msg384374/#new


NickZ: It's a different system, but the same principle re gaps in the core.

[verpies]

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[verpies]

As most all transformers are wound using solid wire, so there must be a good reason, for not using the stranded house wiring

The only reason is the insulation thickness.
Besides this, for transformer windings, a stranded wire is better than solid.
Litz wire is the best for HF applications.