RESONANCE EFFECTS FOR EVERYONE TO SHARE

[gotoluc]

@everyone,

today I dug out the car as I said and drove to the States to pick-up my batteries and mag wire and not a single obstacle. It even went better than I though it would. After declaring the value of $108. US  for the goods the Canadian Custom Officer just let me through ... no Tax to pay!... this is a first for me since when ever I have declared anything over $50. they had me pay taxes.

Anyways, I have my 6 batteries, 3 sizes of mag wire, a variable air cap and I also received by mail from Groundloop and Najman100 a total of 7 IR2103's. I have all I need now to do some real looping but now I need time as my daughter is arriving tonight for a one week visit so I'll be busy with her also.

Stay tuned

Luc

[minde4000]

Very nice gotoluc. Have good time with your doughter while we will wait for your new setup. 

[otto]

Hello all,

@Gotoluc

you want TPU kicks? No problem!!

Connect a MOSFET to your oscillator.

Output from the oscillator to the Gate.
minus from the oscillator to the Source.
the Drain from the MOSFET connect directly to your coil.

The best for me is a IRFP450 MOSFET. You almost cant blow this MOSFET. Of course, the MOSFET is to use with a heat sink because there is a lot of heat!!!

On the other end of your coil connect a power supply +24V. In paralel to this  connect a 100W bulb.

You can see a lot of hash in your signals and your bulb should have the best light at lower frequencies, maybe in the low kHz range. Its because of the number of turns. You said there are 85 turns.

Then, after this test or tests build a coil with the same diameter and the same turns as your big coil and connect it in the same way, pulse it.....

In this way you will understand the capacity in a coil.....maybe its worth a try???

Again a little warning if allowed: in such a coil is a high voltage.

I hope this helps a little.

Almost forgot:

can your power supply deliver 5A or more?? If not you have first to pulse your coil with the highest possible frequency or even lower the voltage from your power supply to 12V.

Otto

[slapper]

Thanks guys for all the hard work and insights.

I uploaded a small javascript program embedded into a html file.

Dual Sinewave/Wavelength Visualization Tool v1.01a
http://www.overunity.com/index.php?action=tpmod;dl=get215

I have been in a code writing mode lately so I thought I would throw this together.

Thanks again and take care everybody.

nap

Note: This uses the Javascript canvas method so Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser will not work. Only the latest versions of FireFox, Opra, SeaMonkey or Safari will work. Also, there is no form validation so please insure that while you are changing values in the fields that there always exists a valid number.

Here is a sample of what it looks like if you decide to play with it:

[flathunter]

Sort of like this?
(The Tesla powerplant in the picture is drawing about 35 VA from the wall. It's shown lighting a CF bulb, sans power supply, to full brilliance with no wires. It will light as many as you can pack into the space near the bulb, for the same current draw from the mains. There is the standard 1/rsquared falloff with distance, but I believe that can be overcome.)

Hi Tinsel! 
Great picture.
I have a couple of questions.

a) is your tesla powerplant basically a tesla coil?
b) when you put more lamps near the coil, do they still light with the same brightness as when you put one there?  I've just done a coil myself, and when I place three bulbs on my toroid they seem to light slightly dimmer than when i use just 1.  Obviously I was rather disappointed! 

PS.  Has anyone noticed that when you touch the bulbs AFTER the coil is turned off, they light once more for a few seconds.  Is this just the bulb discharging into the ground?  The same thing seems to happen if it touch it with a ground wire.

Thanks guys