The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[giantkiller]

@CTGlabs

Looks like you got your own freak wave happening!
I have seen on my timers that the protoboard assembly doesn't give me the fine tuning that I want. I am going to focus on this part deeper. I need exact control. The 2 feqs that have been going around are 7.4 & 7.8 with a diff .4 hz. That is tight!
Also since the coils are certain diam, the right wavelength has to be gotten. The freak/harmonic has to appear at the distance of the coils inside edge or center or outside edge, the antennae. Old news, huh? You get the harmonic centered I guarantee you'll get heat. There is engery get pushed in without the correct release. And still think that copper isn't good enough. But it what we have to work with, no?

Great work!

[supersam]

gentlemen,

it seems like stephan is hard at work getting the monkey wrench out of the gears!! let's not throw another one in.

rich you might want to take a look at the letter posted by mannix, somewhere around page 316.  i tried to back up and get it but ran into the MIB.  when you get back to the letter that steven sent mannix, take a look at the dimentions that were posted.  i never really paid that close of attention to the ratios.  but i will bet they are close to a golden number.

giant killer,

great post, about the alternate energy site!!!!!  i think we all can see, if this guy acctually has anything close to working, that it is going to have something to do with the 1.618. if you want my theory on the number of windings, that all depends on how you want to wind.  i believe it is all going to come down to figuring out what diameter you want the inside of the torus to be; because all the other coils that are wound around it are going to have to be 1.618 times as large as the first inside collector coil that is wound.  the first, or guts of the collector coil is going to have to have a radius of 1/5 of the diameter of the torus itself.  all of the other coils like i said will depend on how many windings you have in the first inside "gut coil".  all i know is that the second or outside collector coil, as tao theorizes, and has posted a drawing of will have the same diameter on the inside. and should be wrapped 1.618 times larger in diameter than the first.  whether it is wrapped to run in parallel or opposite the first coil is the big question. 

tao seems to have the idea, as do you that it should be wrapped opposite, and i can see some merrit to that.  because as marcos's post of the 3d animation showed it apperared to me that the two sign waves are cancelling each other instead of resonating.  what happens with the next dimention of the collector coil is something i would like to have some input on.  that is if you don't think i am totally wacked out.

marcos,

great post with the 3d animation.  i wish someone could find a graphis progam that could wrap that into a toroid for us.  it might help to see it all a little better.

[c0mster]

We want wire turns and directions, and freqs just in case.

Taking a break from the lab I read this post. Giantkiller, On reviewing my posts I noticed I failed to explain that my coil only has 1 layer, it is only wrapped one time for each gauge of wire. I did it this way because I wanted to test what affect the electron had on the round core and compass?s. I did not count the number of wraps I wrapped on it <Woops>.  But on the inside the 32 gauge wire is wrapped with no gap. It seems this set up has a sweet spot at 3.5KHz which is harmonic at 7KHz (Hmm that seems like a familiar number here). The rest of the specs I tried to include in my video at cmnet.ca/projects/roundcoil.
Dave can you calculate from those scope shots the intensity of that nice wave? Is it possible for you to post some pics of the set up or some specs? I might have missed the post where you posted them. As we see this site is having issues loading.

C0mster

   

[giantkiller]

@Marco
So the Harmonic would look like a a large Ring like a toroid itself. With that happening on the coil that would explain the power burst or kick.

[supersam]

marcos,

yea i see that.  now consider this. instead of thinking in sound waves, for a minute, lets think about magnetic waves in a toroid.  lets also take a closer look at tao's suggestion that we place this coil inside another coil.  i am going to assume everyone here has studied toroids enough to know that 99% of the magnetic flux can be contained in the toroid.  now, when we wrap the second coil around the first, we should again contain 99% of that coils magnetic flux plus 99% of the 1% that the first coil did not contain.  are you with me so far?

now as a second considration lets say thi inside diameter of the second coil is the same or as close as possible, in other words touching on the inside, and some amount larger in diameter,  let's just guess, 1.618 times as large then what will happen if both coils have the same number of windings.

i think, if 99% of the flux gets contained in the second coil and the first, all or a vast majority of the flux in the first coil is going to have to be forced to the outside of the toroid and traped as "kicks by the second.

what do you think?

lol
sam

ps: now i think i understand why a control coil and a feedback coil will be nescesary.