Fibonacci, platonic solids and Vortex coils

[MrMag]

Holy Crap M1. What a beautiful looking coil. I sure hope it works after all the work you have put into it.
You know, you are going to go crazy with all the build questions if people want to start replicating.

[jeanna]

Wow, Mark, this is a beautiful coil!

Please count me in for a screensaver.

Is every pair followed by a separate pick up wrapped around?
Or are they all connected to each other by wires somehow?
And, is each tier a new pair of wires?

Thanks again for sharing this work so carefully.

jeanna

[Mk1]

@jeanna

Hi !

Well i really did not have time to play with it yet ,

The yellow wire are bifilar coil a regular jt pair , then you have 18 turns secondary big fat wire , then i repeat the operation 4 times , the first tree layers are off set by 120 degrees , the is a fifth bifilar layer over the whole coil .

The secondaries are wound in opposite directions .

Many thing can be done it can be simple like connecting each layers in series on a single jt circuit , or many circuits .

The bifilar layers can them self be connecting is series to become one wire.

This is going to be fun !

@wattsup

I may need help eventually , as for the freq it is quite flexible , and i am planing in a near future to experiment with you new setup the open ended one ...

I have a question , do the pulses need to be square , can radiant pulses do the same .

Thanks.


Mark

[Mk1]

@all

Here is a movie from samesoft on youtube , look how there is no coupling between coil at 90 degree .

http://www.youtube.com/user/samedsoft#p/u/1/i-AGu1Hy-qc

[Pirate88179]

Mark:

That is very interesting.  None at all at 90 degrees.  It appeared that it began somewhere around 45 but it was hard to tell as he seemed to only hold it at an angle once.

That was a very clear demonstration that he did.  I sure learned something.  Thanks,

Bill