The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[Jdo300]

Nice idea Marco,

I'll try it

God Bless,
Jason O

[mrd10]

Hi Marco,

Your a champion, thats it, lets just get on with the experiments, only way were going to findout.
Like a little kid playing in a big play yard, so many things to discover.....it helps to be a kid.

I will try it as well regarding the iron wire, ive tried copper wire before but i dont think i got much from it, will try iron wire instead,

To All the Builders out there , well done and keep up the good work

Ciao,

Dom   

[dutchy1966]

Dave, I have also noticed this 4X amplification effect in the little transformer I have been playing around with! When I tuned it to it's 'sweet spot' the 9.2 volt input I had going in turned into about 37 volts coming out! And the amplification was pretty stable at that value! Keep in mind that I was using a 1:1 toroidal transformer in this case which was pulsed with square waves using only one wire!!

God Bless,
Jason O

Jason,

Would you be so kind as to draw what you've done. I like to test that too. What exactly was the input signal (9.2 volts pulsed dc from a signal generator? What frequency?)
Does this mean that you're not drawing any power from the source since you only have one wire connected?

Regards,

Dutchy

[gn0stik]

Hi Marco,

What brand of iron wire were you using in the videos? I see that it is green (assuming it's enamled or something). Where did you buy it from? So far, all the iron wire I have is uninsulated.

God Bless,
Jason O

That is just garden wire Jason, It's the stuff you can get at any hardware store in the garden section. It's usually used to wire up baby plants until they are strong enough to support themselves. It's also used to shape bonsai trees etc. The coating is plastic, and serves as insulation, but finding out what the insulation value is will probably be impossible, as it's just there to prevent it from rusting in the elements.

[dutchy1966]

you all should ->
grab your voltmeter.
grab a piece of wire.
place the wire beteween the measure pins of the meter.
move the magnet along the wire and look at the meter.

now disconnect one of the pins of the meter.
move the magnet again along the wire again now its only conected at one end.
watch the meter.

grab abother piece of wire.
put it to the open connector.
now move the magnet along the two open wires.
watch the meter again.
marco

Marco,

Should we use copper or iron wire?

Regards Dutchy