Solid State "Synchro Coil".

[jbignes5]

@Jbigness5,


                 I find that a little vague? Both toroid coils have two ends. You say the beginning of one toroid is connected to the other toroid's winding? Which end of the other toroids winding? Beginning to beginning or beginning to end?

There is a picture and both toroids are wound with different gauge wire. How hard is it to just look at the gauges soldered to each wire? They are hooked in parallel. There is only two windings of two different gauges. Pretty simple right?

How was my explanation Vague? I said hooked in parallel...

[dieter]

It's just, I can see only 3 wires.

[jbignes5]

 The other wire goes through the bigger toroid and connects to the thicker wire at the solder joint. I can spot things like this because I used to solder professionally. It is a common practice among solderers when dealing with two gauges of wire. Also this gives the toroids a rigid connection on the one side helping it to keep them together.

Sorry for the graininess of the picture. I don't have good software to refocus after the first zoom.. Just using paint to add the wire likeness.

[dieter]

Ok,that makes sense.


It's pretty amazing when you consider something is faster than light... I may use this to send the lotto numbers back in time... should work, unless Einstein was wrong. 


Regards

[jbignes5]

Here is a better shot of it. I tried using an online service to zoom then refocus. It came out great but the picture didn't save for some odd reason. Go figure