Pierre's 170W in 1600W out Looped Very impressive Build continued & moderated

[d3x0r]

And 4 coils in series for single polarity.

Cheers!

Please provide link to information confirming that suggestion...?  I saw nothing other than the translation error 'coils driven in series' which is more like 'coils driven in a sequence' or 'coils driven serially' even which is kinda like 'series' but entirely not.

[T-1000]

Please provide link to information confirming that suggestion...?  I saw nothing other than the translation error 'coils driven in series' which is more like 'coils driven in a sequence' or 'coils driven serially' even which is kinda like 'series' but entirely not.

In Piere's video number 5 with drawing he was explaining how he was making poles of each coil group. Not clear enough explanation for everyone but it did make sense when he was attempting to explain space between 2 opposite poles. and that was 4 coils in series instead of 6 to solve his problem.

[d3x0r]

In Piere's video number 5 with drawing he was explaining how he was making poles of each coil group. Not clear enough explanation for everyone but it did make sense when he was attempting to explain space between 2 opposite poles. and that was 4 coils in series instead of 6 to solve his problem.

Jeg posted a pic here
is that from the video?

or slightly earlier 'to solve the problem I will isolate each magnetic field by making 4 pole instead of 6' which doesn't imply....

And he could be infering that the lines inside the inductor indications are the span of that coil's field... not that all the coils in all those are on...

[d3x0r]

should step 2 relays on at a time - total 20 relays.
left 1 right 2
left 2 right 3 etc...


top and bottom shoudl be shorted too..


Nope; that won't work... it'll short dead across when 2+3 are on for instance...


(Image deleted; no bueno)

[d3x0r]

Maybe 2 pole, with series, maintaining some separation?  3 or 4 in series prevents dead-shorts...