The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency

[MileHigh]

That was a good big rant.  We were discussing a bifilar pancake coil.  Anything relevant to say about that?  I guess whose version of an "open mind" is something for people to consider.  It takes insight and an open mind a willingness to learn to get somewhere.  I mean to actually get somewhere.

I am not impressed by another one of your pitches which is, "You can't understand my own private insights and tough luck for you."  If you are going to play the perpetual tease, what's the point?  If you would try to explain yourself better and with more clarity perhaps people could understand where you are coming from.  People could perhaps learn from you if there is substance, or perhaps not if there is no substance.  I know, you don't care and you are in another realm and we just wouldn't understand anyway.

As an example of getting somewhere, I posted a large-signal inductance meter circuit, see it below.  Can you describe how you use it?  If you can, great.  If not, it's wet paper bag territory for you.  Don't forget, we are trying to understand some basic electronics sometimes on this forum.  So what's a bifilar pancake coil?  Is it some vortex superluminal spiraling thingamajig?  Or when all is said and done is it really and truly a coil with standard associated parameters?  I think that is a pretty interesting question.

And here is your straw man:

Starting to get the point though.....the only opinion which matters is...... (not) yours.....

[MileHigh]

Yawn.....  I am not intersted in discussing your perspective.

LOL  Following your programming!

[MileHigh]

I skimmed through the following clips and they all look pretty good.

Measuring coil inductance and IF transformer resonant frequency

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff5xOENID7w

How to measure inductance with Oscilloscope and Signal Generator

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01Ebd6eR7Lw

Measure Capacitors and Inductors with an Oscilloscope and some basic parts

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74fz9iwZ_sM

Measuring Inductance with A Pulse and Oscilloscope

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhS8m38ef0Y

[TinselKoala]

The original question was, which current direction generates the collapsing magnetic field of coil. This direction is the opposite to the current, which created this magnetic field.

(emphasis mine)

Are you sure you don't mean "the collapsing magnetic field generates which current direction"? Regardless of your scrambled verbiage (I realize English isn't your first language) .... now you may please explain why and how the LED flashes in my video demonstration.

The rest of your post is not worthy of a response.

The question is, who is actual comedian here. The arguing, that something is impossible, because you did try it without success is called an anectodal fallacy. Such a dumbness cannot be beaten by any other fallacy. There is plenty of evidence for electricity - but the proof that electrons exist is not so trivial. This is just a matter of consistency of thinking. I'm pretty sure, nobody of you did ever observe the electron in the same way like the overunity.

[TinselKoala]

My turn to jump on the gang pile! Three words: Scrap Yard Magnet!

You are presumably repeating the claim you have made before, that scrapyard magnets are wound in the Tesla Bifilar method, and that this is done to increase the field strength for a given current. I have been unable to find any reference on the Internet to confirm this contention. So please post some links so this can be checked.

However I did find this discussion on this forum from some time ago. It looks like your claim, at least in this case,  is false.

http://www.overunity.com/13460/teslas-coil-for-electro-magnets/260/wap/