Lords of the Ring

[devilzangel]

@giantkiller .. thanks for the fine work you r doing!!! 

devilzangel
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[Moab]

The next step is to make it go faster.. But how

http://www.kz1300.com/hfgc/                                                                                                                                     http://www.eng.cam.ac.uk/DesignOffice/mdp/electric_web/AC/AC_6.html

bet we could make the ring a resonant super conductor. (Ronoett calls this a cattilst field) Hmm lets try an antenna bridge to make things easyer to tune. Then we'll pulse the backbone and see what happins. lets say 3.8Mhz for a 4.1/2'' setup, oppsing GK4 style. Man that Gk4 ring sure has been used for alot of test hasnt it. Thanx GK!,, .M.
                                                                                                                                         

[weri812]

@ gk
thanks man looks good 
cut three rings and a viset to radio shack for wire 

will be putting it to geather  waiting on  conection dia gram   

keep up the good work

wer

[giantkiller]

@ gk
thanks man looks good 
cut three rings and a viset to radio shack for wire 

will be putting it to geather  waiting on  conection dia gram   

keep up the good work

wer

I am incorporating the physical model that Marco showed and the operational model the Danswaay mentioned.
My .02 here is that now the 3 operational layers fit on 1 physycal layer, a slight change from all the 3 layer models in the past. So whether this is close or not, the simplicity bears down on it. Everybody started out with high awg wire. It was a trial and error for me also. But when c0mster & Jdo300 showed results with 30 awg I immediatelty switched. And boom! Safety came onto the scene immediately from above. That showed me the next step. So we have been lead to learn and try. The progress has been made largely by processional steps by everybody. Every step and everything mentioned by all is valid and very important! I know it causes me to think and visualize. Mankind's greatest ability. Thinking is the best to travel.
I also learned many years ago that the right image on the computer screen sells computers. Growing up as an artist fit right in. And now this doco trip has been a great place to make deposits.

So, Thanks to all you posters that feed us all. This is the greatest adventure on the planet. I am sure the hits will keep on comin'.

Now on to configuration and testing to find what is right and wrong with this next coil. Patience is key. The GKMTC1 took 3 hours to build. It cost $8.00 to build! And the most important feature of this one is 'No sore fingers'. This one was easy. The operation hasn't proven dangerous yet either. And it's a great little desktop ornament. If nothing else we all have a great collection of solid state Christmas wreaths for the up and coming season.

--giantkiller. You can't dream if you don't rest.

[weri812]

very good gk

this one looks very promising so i got enoph stuff to make 3 of them
low out put and lots of fun

what did you use to cut notches

thanks
wer