Circuit setups for pulse motors

[hoptoad]

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oops ,,,,deleted,,,, double post....KneeDeep

[capthook]

Score!!  I searched the Ramset catalogue.. http://www.ramset.com/ and couldn't find any "anchor bolt" products.  I was thinking they have discontinued that line...  As a former framing carpenter - I am familiar with the Ramset powder gun loads - but always used "RedHead" (I think) anchor bolts.

I would love to get my hands on some!  I look foward to the information you can gather and would be interested in securing some.

On a side-note:  Do you have some clarification to offer on "heel" length?  Same heel length as wire wrap?  Heel will move bloch wall out - thus reducing wire wrap depth requirements?
(edit: "quit peculiar" ?- do tell..)

And thanks for the work you put into your circuit pages..... some of it is still a bit over my head - but I'll get there!

Hop on! 

[hoptoad]

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[capthook]

Thanks for the further insight hoptoad - good stuff!

I have sent the following email to Ramset:
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Hi Ramset!  I/we/hoptoad at the Overunity.com forum have been discussing applying the Ramset anchor bolt sheaths for use as a core in pulse/generator coil construction.  He mentioned that you may have information in regards to this.

Hoptoad has done promising experiments using these sheaths as coil cores.  He/we have been curious as to the composition of the sheaths as well as how to obtain them for further study.

I searched the catalogue at Ramset.com for anchor bolts - nothing found.  This let me to the assumption that this product line has been discontinued. 

Is that so? Do you know where/how to obtain these items?  And details on their composition?

We have been discussing this in part on this thread:
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?topic=3318.375

Please consider joining the discussion there :-)

Any information you can/wish to provide would be of interest.

Let me know - or post the relevent information on the forum at the above link.

Thanks!!!
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I'll post here anything I hear.  Thanks for the resource hoptoad.

Anyone interested in more detail on the sheaths in discussion and in circuits in general should check out hoptoads excellent site.  http://www.totallyamped.net/adams/


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