STEORN DEMO LIVE & STREAM in Dublin, December 15th, 10 AM

[fleubis]

All,

Do you remember the circuit drawing I posted back on page 55? I have started to build
it and will test the circuit. The two toroid ferrite core coils are glued to a center ferrite core.
The worst part is done (winding the two toroids) and now I have to wind the generator coil.

Alex.

Someone asked about the Rodin coil. This coil is an air-core item, but think of its implications in this design.

James

[Groundloop]

@fleubis,

My attempt is to try to make a solid state Orbo design. It has nothing to do
with a Rodin coil. So I do not understand your comment at all. My coils are
not air core. I use Ferrite as cores.

Alex.

[fleubis]

@fleubis,

My attempt is to try to make a solid state Orbo design. It has nothing to do
with a Rodin coil. So I do not understand your comment at all. My coils are
not air core. I use Ferrite as cores.

Alex.

@Alex
My point is that a Rodin coil may work in place of the toroids in your design due to their strong magnetic field, however I have not built one on a ferrite core yet. Just food for thought.

[Staffman]

All,

Do you remember the circuit drawing I posted back on page 55? I have started to build
it and will test the circuit. The two toroid ferrite core coils are glued to a center ferrite core.
The worst part is done (winding the two toroids) and now I have to wind the generator coil.

Alex.

I think this is going to be interesting. Good Work!

I'm wondering if Pulsed DC or AC will be better for the input? The output would be pulsed DC anyway correct? I'm thinking that AC would be better to desaturate the core completely so the magnetic fields would pass through easier. Someone please let me know if I'm thinking wrong. Thanks.

[Groundloop]

@fleubis,

OK, now I understand you. Maybe try that later on.

@Staffman,

I will use a mosfet switch to control both toroid coils.
The output should be pulsed DC or something. Don't
now yet.

Alex.