Partnered Output Coils - Free Energy

[verpies]

OK time for test two, many turns of  0.25 wire forming one smooth layer on the same toroid. Applied 8.5VDC @0.7 A   Compass moves - aligns.

...but it is still one layer.  One layer (or odd #) will not cancel the axial flux.

[MileHigh]

...but it is still one layer.  One layer (or odd #) will not cancel the axial flux.

You make great contributions Verpies, my compliments.

It's very possible that John.K1 and many others don't understand what you mean when you say "cancel the axial flux."  I suggest that people try to figure that out in a group discussion right here on this thread.  If you are afraid to ask questions or you do not want to figure things out for yourself then you will never learn.

[verpies]

It's very possible that John.K1 and many others don't understand what you mean when you say "cancel the axial flux."

I am afraid of that too and half-anticipate John.K1 to forget about reversing the circumferential advance between layers of his winding.

[MarkE]

Hi MH.

The video is nice and very clear. I only miss some time propagation in the equation as the magnetic field doesn't appear in the core immediately as you power the wires. The part of magnetism starts outside before is "sucked" inside.  Perhaps the magnetic propagation (B/td) in the core is the next think to take in to the consideration? Under what circumstances can you see the "leakage" of the m.field?

I believe when people do some assumption about the OU in the transformers, they do not speak about simple one wire wound toroid

Not sure who has said " There is a free energy in the wire"  - And you know what? I do believe it.
Somebody said " There is a god" - And you know what?  I believe it.

Believing something is all fine and well.   Rational beliefs are based on evidence.

[tinman]

The red color is nearer the inside perimeter and the blue color is nearer the outside perimeter, so I am not seeing what you are seeing.
You seem to have problems reading diagrams so I duplicated and moved these crossections on the top of the toroidal core's outline, for you.

Dont know how i managed to flip the colors around while out on the road today. I was thinking about the diagram,and for some reason thought the red color was on the outside. Once i got home and looked at the diagram again,i see that the red is on the inside .
Sp although i remembered the colors around the wrong way,i still was correct in saying that the highest flux density was on the iner perimeter of the toroid.

Some how i managed to flip the colors over night lol.

Still going to go ahead with my experiment.