Some Bifilar coil experiments

[Belfior]

I like to use a center tap, so the coils become whips. producing even higher voltage. (2 coils series connected in the middle, to ground, so the outside ends are 180 degrees out of phase).

the bang it produces with High voltage, bounces back....

When the dielectric field energy is rectified, and captured in capacitors, it can then be transformed into lower voltage.

Can the secondary be CW and CCW coils in series? Center tapped to ground? Primary inside the secondary so all flux is captured by the secondary

[Jeg]

Yes, it is a capacitive coupling. When current doesn't flow we have just two pieces of metal forming a cap with an electric field in between them.

[ramset]

a few threads were in disarray here for a while [here and elsewhere],

I believe that is sorted

a question from the threads founder
here [post 274 on]
http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/20714-magnetic-field-bifilar-pancake-coil-10.html

respectfully
Chet K

[PolaczekCebulaczek]

WHERE  are exactly those capacitance effects here? :

is the inductive electric field has been canceled out and disappeared? or we have two electric fields that oppose each other so they cant move electron in secondary yet they are trying? (pure voltage pushing from both sides)

[Belfior]

you still have and inductive loop there. Use 2 magnetic wires. Wind them bifilar.

+ --------->
   <--------- -

So the plus goes to the lamp positive leg and minus goes to lamp negative leg. The arrow end you leave open, so there is no closed circuit. In your image the coil is closed.

Ontop of this you wind a regular primary and pulse it. The lamp lights up, even there is no closed loop.

My own setup was to have a primary over an iron bar. Then I had 2 open ended coils over the same bar and they have a lamp between them. Again the coils that are open ended and the lamp lights up. This is something I was told a cannot exist