Agentgates´s TPU setup with strange wavehill hump

[Mk1]

@all

Nice work , agentgates as most likely left us .

He really did !

[pauldude000]

@mannix and all wanting to build a cheap multi-frequency fet driver

Modify my cheap old driver circuit to suit your needs.

http://www.randallsteward.com/TPU/pauldude000/3555basic50contduty.jpg

Paul Andrulis

[Magluvin]

Has anyone made a coil like Stefans yellow coil Tony sent him? He said it was a 1kw coil, then said it wasnt complete and that it doesnt work. But then the design changed a fair amount, different primary angles, thinner primary wire, could it be that the real way to do it is as the yellow coil? He talked about having running coils. Maybe he sent Stefan the sample and got scared and just said that it doesnt work after to protect himself. I also like the larger wire. It makes more sense. But for a few strands of 30 ga, We maybe can pwer some leds

In tonys last pic, his coil he has been working on shows the secondary glued to the tube, no primary windings, that seems to me that the secondary is in between the inner and outer primaries, like the yellow coil.
Maybe he has something, and maybe he led us in a different direction for what ever reason, from that yellow coil.
When I visualize the inner and outer primaries both close to the secondary, I can see how the spins from both of them would affect the secondary the same way but maybe more. And maybe the primaries affect each other in a positive fashion and helps as a whole. I can see the 30 ohm resistor on the yellow coil primary, but not an 8ohm hair thin primary. He probably did get sacred and diverted from the original deal as it went along,
So I would look into the yellow coil and the earliest of info on the coils.
Yellow
Mags 

[EMdevices]

I am very pleased to see this thread attracting so much attention,  I just discovered it after a long absence. I'll be piping in soon once I see the images and/or video  ....

EM

[pauldude000]

@mannix and all wanting to build a cheap multi-frequency fet driver

Modify my cheap old driver circuit to suit your needs.

http://www.randallsteward.com/TPU/pauldude000/3555basic50contduty.jpg

Paul Andrulis

I used this for phasing a circuit, using three timers slaved to the same control circuit. Separate the timers, and put in two more control circuits. The control circuit is variable frequency/ variable pulse width. VERY stable output, and it supercharges the 555, allowing overclocking.

Paul Andrulis