The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[supersam]

dave,

i think when it all comes together, you will find that if you use a 1 as a value of 90, then the next place should be a 90 as well, looking at the golden number series.  this will mean that the next place will 180 not 120.  then you hit the 270.  maybe the fact of going down across the "equator and back gives you the other two 30's". to rectify your 120 to 180.  i don't think you'll find anything at 120 by itself.  but if you look at the three coils as north, south and equator you might find something of interest.

please note i am thinking purly theoretically from an amateur position, with no other training in this field other than what i have imagined from reading this shi on the internet.  so please take all with a grain of salt.  however i have been spending alot of time looking at it with a few bad experiments with magnet setups under my belt.

i seem to be really absorbed with it of late.

good luck and lol
sam

[gn0stik]

Dear all,

For those without an oscilloscope, you can download this full software which contains a dual channel scope which can run on your PC, it can also work in XY mode (Lissajious figures) and it also has a signal generator.

Note: your mic socket must be a stereo one for dual scope channels, otherwise will work as single channel.

http://www.zeitnitz.de/Christian/Scope/Scope_en.html



Regards,


Dave.

Is this safe to use with power applications? Won't it fry my PC's soundcard/motherboard?

[supersam]

dave,

i don't know.
i am only making the observation that i 90=1, 180=2, 270=3,450=4,720=5, then you again hit the 360 mark and start a resonance.

lol
sam

[supersam]

dave,
there is that stupid 5 again where is the six?  if we could find it i think then all we have to do is PLUG IT IN!

sam

[supersam]

thanks,
that should keep me up all night. \
lol
sam