Back to Basics

[poynt99]

I'll be glad when I can get back to the bench so I don't have the need to entertain myself as a PC hero.

I rather enjoy it when you are   

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[otto]

Hello all,

@wattsup

yes, I agree, SM TPUs have only toroidal cores. Thats clear. I made 2 of such cores - capacitors each with 2 pounds of copper.

What do you mean with a "core transfer"??

Otto

[HeairBear]

Is this going to become a test of my knowledge on classic and quantum physics? I was taught a little of both and one more. Which shall it be?

Should I keep my answers at the level of an electron being a particle, a spherical wave, or both as it truly is? At least, that is the going theory.

For the general audience: There is no left or right spin. It is either spin-up or spin-down and can be either depending upon the spin orientation of the neighboring electrons.

I'll be glad when I can get back to the bench so I don't have the need to entertain myself as a PC hero.

I apologize if my question offended you and your intelligence. I only asked to possibly verify the answer. It is my understanding that when winding coils, a clockwise(right) winding affects electron spin and the anti-clockwise wind(left) affects proton spin. I felt this information would fit with the title "Back to the basics" or is my question too basic?

[BEP]

Sorry @HeairBear.

I'm just frustrated. I get that way when I spend too much time away from the bench.

As far as coil winding direction.... I've never seen any difference except magnetic polarity given the same electrical polarity applied.

[HeairBear]

As far as coil winding direction.... I've never seen any difference except magnetic polarity given the same electrical polarity applied.

My experiments so far show the same as you described, although, I have yet to try two coils wound opposite from each other or non-inductive bifilar coils in efforts to cancel out the EM field. Scalar energy?

Some day I will get around to testing a mobius coil for the infinite resonance bit. The same effects should be for a bifilar wound accordingly. So, I imagine...

Is there a specific build of the many TPU's you are basing your ideas on?