@all; I suggest to all that you read Eric Dollard´s books about electrical waves, TMT, Tesla transformers and dielectric currents. Borderland sciences sell them. Very cheap and the best specific books about the coils and circuits that you can find. This guy is the best in terms of concrete edvice.
These four books are not easy(without university level of maths you will be lost sometimes) to comprehend for the non-theorist, however necessary for rapid progress I believe. Also the practical guy will pick up good advice.
These four books are not easy(without university level of maths you will be lost sometimes) to comprehend for the non-theorist, however necessary for rapid progress I believe. Also the practical guy will pick up good advice.
i always seem to end up with old computer monitors and scanners, which i pilfer the step motors from. anyway that was a very helpful post of yours for people in situations similar to mine.
... in no time did he come up with the circuit below to which is now public domain
Also please note that I asked Groundloop to make the schematic illustrative (not standard EE), so I and most anyone with basic electronics skill could understand and build it.
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