Hubbard coil

[ourbobby]

Hi guys,
             How do we know that bifilar windings were used in the Hubbard coils, in fact, all the coils mentioned earlier?\

I haven't read that anywhere.

Regards

[innovation_station]

i beleave bifillar can be used a few ways....

when useing a core that can saturate use 1 strand of the bifillar wind to choke the supply down... to cause the core to saturate  then with the other strand onlly allow it to leave there...


and the results will be grater than inputted  because it is plused and the flyback is dirrected to output insted of being grounded out as in current electronics yes it apears to be this easy...

ist

[sparks]

  Nice post IS.  You store up the counteremf.  I think counteremf is supplied by neutrino kinetic energy and is responsible for the zpe effect. 

[innovation_station]

soon enough we will move along to the rest of the device...

like the freqs the outter coil the standing waves and the magnetic feed back to self sustain ...

and the rotation that is a by product from mixing the proper freqs....


it really aint all that hard i dont think

ist

[wattsup]

Remember Ottos ECD CC coils. They were wound starting with a partial bifilar with a continued secondary winding over it. Since bifilar coils can also act as a capacitor, I think his CC could have also acted as an all-in-one resonant circuit since he had both the capacitor and the inductor as being shown by @armagdn03. Having three of these on a mobius loop and have them resonate all three at once on that one mobius loop could have worked to move current through the mobius while consuming only the energy required to keep the CC resonant. Hmmmmm.