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[FreeEnergyInfo]

So now you are posting copyrighted material without even crediting the author or publisher?

The page posted as an image is Page 60 from the Radio Shack publication called "Getting Started In Electronics" by Forrest M. Mims III
COPYRIGHT 1983 by Forrest Mims III, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
It's a book that contains a lot of information that some people seem to have missed, so it's great that you posted it. But please..... give credit where it is due. Mims and his books have been instrumental in teaching three generations of experimenters the basics of electronic circuitry.
You may also be interested in another of Mims's books, called  Engineer's Notebook: A Handbook of Integrated Circuit Applications (copyright 1979 by Radio Shack Corporation, all rights reserved.)

ok...
www.depositfiles.com/files/317bbboam

www.ebook3000.com/Engineer-s-Notebook-II--A-Handbook-Of-Integrated-Circuit-Applications_93703.html

[27Bubba]

@TinselKoala
Appreciate prompt response. Somehow couldn't put the abbreviation and the rectifier together. Thanks for keeping me straight. Now what wattsup saying is clearer...

[TinselKoala]

no it is not fissile isotopes

he is saying << appauvri en oxygene >>  ( copper depleted of oxygen )

i am sorry but i don't know what it is ( and if it is serious ! )

Oxygen-depleted copper is used in applications where high purity is desired, like gaskets in high-vacuum systems. It is also sold on the consumer market as high-end speaker wiring for audiophile systems because it is supposed to be "lower in distortion" than ordinary wiring copper. However, I think that double-blind audio testing has failed to reveal any detectable difference between O-depleted copper and ordinary copper in that application. At any rate, you can buy (allegedly) Oxygen-depleted copper wire from speaker wire suppliers, and you can buy genuine O-depleted copper rings and sheet from high-vacuum system suppliers.

[itsu]

Hmmm?

Could be coax, could also be copper tubing with wire inside, but the capacitance is low making it spark difficult:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4_HrPG31UQ&feature=youtu.be

Regards Itsu

[xenomorphlabs]

@Itsu: Just out of curiousity, did you try to serially connect both coils but in bucking configuration?