Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

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@Mk1

How high can you go in pulse frequency?

[Mk1]

@Mk1

How high can you go in pulse frequency?

Unfortunately i have no means of knowing , no scope or meter worth shit , sorry  .


@all

I will have new movies soon , small one but still real interesting ... 

[ElectricGoose]

@all

I am almost there !

Two more wire to go !

I followed the same steps from last page , i forgot to mention to put double sided tape between layers...

Mark

Nice job Mark!

My jig is a little bit different.  You go crosseyed with this Rodin type winding after awhile trying to keep track of all the layers 

From your pic it seems you have too many leads?  Are you still winding a bifilar coil like the original (missing every second peg for the 2nd bifilar wire?  I ask because I thought somewhere along the way you stopped doing that and you were only winding one wire 'per side' of the pickup coil?

E-Goose

[Mk1]

Nice job Mark!

My jig is a little bit different.  You go crosseyed with this Rodin type winding after awhile trying to keep track of all the layers 

From your pic it seems you have too many leads?  Are you still winding a bifilar coil like the original (missing every second peg for the 2nd bifilar wire?  I ask because I thought somewhere along the way you stopped doing that and you were only winding one wire 'per side' of the pickup coil?

E-Goose

Hi !

I made it a dual jt , 2 wire per jt .

So i have four leads , you make one with an NPN and one with a PNP then switch the base coils .

Actually i made the first row then removed the nails , twisted the coil a bit then put the nail back in the make the second row , did it twice.
The nail are to big to put enough windings .


However it dose work on the tube  , i can't compare to without it yet .

The next 2 wires will be around the whole thing , but before i need to test a different pickup coil.

The last 2 coil may be used for battery leads ...

Mark

Ps look at page 9

[ElectricGoose]

Hi !

I made it a dual jt , 2 wire per jt .

So i have four A , you make one with an NPN and one with a PNP then switch the base coils .

Actually i made the first row then removed the nails , twisted the coil a bit then put the nail back in the make the second row , did it twice.
The nail are to big to put enough windings .


However it dose work on the tube  , i can't compare to without it yet .

The next 2 wires will be around the whole thing , but before i need to test a different pickup coil.

The last 2 coil may be used for battery leads ...

Mark

Ps look at page 9

Mark

Not 100% sure what you mean about the whole "removing nails to twist coil and 'second row'".  I think I am confused as to what you are terming as 'rows'.  I THINK I know what you mean.  Sounds laborious though if you are doing what I suppose you are.

Thanks for the reply.

E-Goose