TPU - General Discussion

[BEP]

@Z_P_E

As I had no time for sketching today I'll eat the connect time and send a snapshot of the coils I mentioned wayyyyyy back on this thread. I added a bit of pic to show I'm not always a PC Hero. I do have some investment in this game. The high amp stuff is in the garage 

[Bruce_TPU]

Hi there BEP,

I see that you have the whole cold, basement, missile silo motif down pat!   

I could not help but notice what appears to be a fire extinguisher on the bench!  (GK might want to think about that for his bench also!  LOL)  Tired of the bucket of oil, eh?

Kidding you of course, my friend!  Coils look awesome, and is that a large aluminum cutout I see parked under the bench?  Kinda has a familiar look to it.  I look forward to your continued experiments, my wave watching friend.

Cheers,
Bruce

[z_p_e]

Hi BEP.

Thanks for eating the connection time. Hope it was tasty 

Those green control coils, they are the ones you were describing?

Interesting, they look somewhat similar to a stator coil that someone was winding and using on their Bedini Window Motor a while back.

Has this achieved the unipolar pulsing you were seeking?

I am curious, why you are using the kickback pulse rather than the initial one? The only difference being of course is if you desire an inverted low-current high-voltage shorter version of your input pulse, AND you leave the coil largely unloaded after charge-up, you will indeed get these results.

[BEP]

Yes. These are the ones I was describing. I've been experimenting with both sides of the pulse. For speed I use the inverted and unloaded version.

It is just a spiral coil then shaped to my needs. As it is shown - using the red coil as reference:

Hit it with a + and the center of the red coil sees + while the perimeter (red coil) sees - clamping down upon it. Along the diameter the red coil sees -

Reverse the polarity and reverse all the above. basically the polarity of the green coil is shifting 90 degrees instead of 180 but also doing it at 4 quadrants instead of two ends. Kinda like a 4 point sprocket.
It gets better when you twist the middle by 180 and then shape it as shown.
(Still can't get the taste of the connection time outta my mouth - we are on Verizon here. It is 2 cents a minute to talk to your neighbor. The POP I'm connecting to is not my neighbor)

[BEP]

Hi there BEP,

I see that you have the whole cold, basement, missile silo motif down pat!   

I could not help but notice what appears to be a fire extinguisher on the bench!  (GK might want to think about that for his bench also!  LOL)  Tired of the bucket of oil, eh?

Kidding you of course, my friend!  Coils look awesome, and is that a large aluminum cutout I see parked under the bench?  Kinda has a familiar look to it.  I look forward to your continued experiments, my wave watching friend.

Cheers,
Bruce

Missile siloh? No the rent is too high on those.
Fire extinguisher? I think you're referrring to my wiggy (wigger to some). The bucket of oil is below the bench.
That copper cutout in the back is the top shield for my EMP (look familiar? That was cut about 5 years ago). Fewer headaches when it is bolten on