Originally posted by wantomake
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Understand.
Have to take a break for a day or two to catch up on home,farm,animals and
tons of all other things.
The answer to all of the mystery of this unit lies in the method of using and connecting their DIY toroid transformer which has a primary wind AND a secondary wind.
I have learned that NEITHER ONE can be used as an inductive transfer devise
as doing that would back load that wind. That wind would then require more amperage to handle the back load.
The meter reading for amps on their toroid power input ALWAYS remained constant at 0,i amps. THE-ONLY -WAY-That-CAN-HAPPEN-IS-NO-BACK-LOAD!
NEVER-EVER!
So then how do you prevent the possibility of a back load? Answer is super simple - power BOTH WINDS. (please do not say that makes makes them
bucking coils - I TOTALLY DESPISE that dumb ass terminology).
In this particular instance it makes them BOTH inductive winds by means of the transformer core.
So now we have a really nice induction means - what to do with it? (AND NOT INCREASE
THE AMPERAGE on EITHER WIND).
Well here comes that big ole black 1 ought wire poking ONE time through that inductive core!!!
More later - I really have to get to work here or I just get farther behind.
Thanks for listening Wantomake.
Regards,
Clarence
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