Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[EMdevices]

The type of coupling Mark uses, if I understand his coils correctly, is not the traditional magnetic coupling/induction.  Instead, this is better understood by looking at the magnetic vector potential fields, denoted as 'A' in most literature. 

This A potential field around a toroid resembles the magnetic field around a loop, where the loop is the toroid.  Just another way of looking at EM fields.

EM

[Mk1]

@oscar

Sorry i am still using the jt for now , but soon will start testing mosfet , maybe on a small one at first 2n7000.

Some more testing do , with a small version of the gate coil.

http://www.youtube.com/user/abramrk1#p/a/u/0/OyiY-N1Ha5A


EM , A field sounds about right.

Mark

[ramset]

Mark
Thanks for the movie!

Seems like you enjoy playing in those fields :]

Its is good to Know you have j t experience.

Seems like a good baseline to measure progress.

Looking forward to your other findings

thanks for sharing

Chet

[Mk1]

@all

Some of my friend started replicating , pvc pipe seems to not work at 1.5 volts. And to me this is a no go. Not good enough at 1.5 is still not good enough at 9v...

I would also not use it on any agent gates replication.

Cardboard tube , are great and light , most of them you get for free ...

I have posted more details in the jule thief tread. if you can ignore IST.

[Magluvin]

Mk1  Would you say that having the inner primary and the outer primary, both on the outside of a pvc tube using pins around the top and bottom, should be ok then?  Or do you think the plastic itself is causing an issue?

This was a question of mine all along. From what you are stating, the inner primary is separated from the outer by the thickness of the pvc tube more than a cardboard tube. So maybe there is an even greater advantage by eliminating that thin space for the cardboard tube, and having the primaries wrapped just to the outside of a pvc tube.

Maybe  =]

Mags