The Master Of Magnetics "Steven Mark"

[supersam]

carl

that is an interesting concept. you might actually get just the right amont of frequency change from the losses.  why not give it a try?

it occurs to me, though, what we might be looking for in these "kicks" is actually just power surges.  the two most common ways to generate a power surge are by creating a rapidly increased electrical presssure, like a lightning strike, or to disrupt temporarrily the electron flow in a given circuit through switching.  does any of this make since or am i just babbling?

giantkiller,
dude make it happen!

[starcruiser]

carl

that is an interesting concept. you might actually get just the right amont of frequency change from the losses.  why not give it a try?

it occurs to me, though, what we might be looking for in these "kicks" is actually just power surges.  the two most common ways to generate a power surge are by creating a rapidly increased electrical presssure, like a lightning strike, or to disrupt temporarrily the electron flow in a given circuit through switching.  does any of this make since or am i just babbling?

giantkiller,
dude make it happen!

supersam,

I believe that is exactly what we are trying to do by using the square wave pulses and power transistors. Pulsed DC is the path that Tesla was going down and so are we it seems! Just using a slightly different technology.

I'm gonna try this later today and over the weekend, i have a few different ideas and I'll keep you posted of the results.

Regards,

Carl

[giantkiller]

Electro-magnetics:
http://au.geocities.com/psyberplasmic/ccS1-2.html

I rest my case...

[Dingus Mungus]

The middle waveform seems pretty regular. Can you figure out its frequency?


@Dingus:

If anyone wants me to generate a custom set of frequencies PLEASE REQUEST!

I wonder: what happens if you replicate this experiment in your program?

Well something lost in this example is square wave format, the example is sine.

I have replicated it in a square format and do not observe the growing feedback in the wafeform.
(but I do think hes on to something)

I must go now but when I return tonight I WILL investigate further.

(What program are you using to simulate this waveform???)

[giantkiller]

And I must add this if nobody has seen it.
A great global explanation of Tesla's work and thinking...
http://au.geocities.com/psyberplasmic/ccS1-4.html