The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[innovation_station]

mark you sure do nice work but when will the real coils arise?

i have an impressive stack as well but right now none of them work 

but with a little luck that will change

is

[turbo]

well i'm not that impressed, most of the coils i see are relative thick wire ,not many turns and those are easy and fast to wrap.
when we start using verry fine wire and many turns things start to take time and care.

i have build many coils myself and i almost never use thick wire because of low impedance issues.

M.

[Grumpy]

That little stack of four toroids - decreasing in diameter - like a cone - is impressive.

I think Mark is just showing that he experiments with a variety of coils.

[giantleap]

Some Thoughts on SM's words.
See attached.

God Bless,

Tim.

[innovation_station]

tubes eh!!

tim nice  wrie up but

i think a circuit that runs on its self is required using tubes and starts with a small small charge from a magnet
in some of the videos you see sm move the mag a tiny bit  in 2 places why?

well to turn on the osclators and buld up the power  each side  1 is the + and 1 is the  - he flips the magnets right all we have to do to activate the tpu is pinch the tube by that i mean send a pluse of oppsit polarity to the tube 1 for each tube 1 + and 1 - from there i think the osclator will add to its self until runaway  or if the proper cutoffs are installed it will quit climbing at the right level for the cutoffs

is