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  • Steve220
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    Hi slider, may be a careful review of your video would help find your original coil position.
    Magnetic fields can be so picky.
    May be some thing else has changed position.
    At least you have got a video of the effect.

    One other thing is, capacitance.
    Many times I have run into electronic circuits I could not duplicate due to small changes in capacitance between the wires and parts.

    Capacitance in a setup where there are so many variables as in your generator, may be critical to the circuit and hard to duplicate if the wires and the position of the wiring has changed much.
    Even though a capacitor was not used in the circuit, there is sill some capacitance between wires and parts, may be enough to make a difference in your setup.
    Usually where there is inductance, there is some capacitance, even if just a little.

    In any case, if you get to work again, you might want to lock it up in a safe.

    Steve
    Last edited by Steve220; 07-01-2011, 06:05 AM.

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  • yx630514
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    Thanks "Slider2732", "toranarod" timely response.
    In order to accurately understand, I use the "Slider2732" provides the circuit, Re-made ​​a map, Please help me confirm. Correct?

    PS: I use multistrand wire is 10x0.18mm, 1,2,3,4,5 can be used as a group, 6,7,8,9,10 to another group?

    Thanks again
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  • Slider2732
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    @Zooty..it was the failing to build a Bedini SSG in the first case that got me really into all this. Weird really. I'm very sure that some time down the road a chap will demo something and my wow comments will result in him saying 'oh its just a standard Bedini XLS, everyones made one' !

    Got a system problem here, in perhaps a beneficial way for future projects. I put the original coil back on that video'd motor and the neon won't light as it should, neither will it speed up with the bulb being placed across. I want to find out at what load value and with what type of loads the speed increases.
    As happened a few weeks back with an apparently self running Adams motor of own circuit, I seem to have hit the nail on the head on the first try...clawing back over many hours now to replicate my own work.
    All day has been spent fine tuning, altering angles by small amounts. It HAS lit the neon, did do it reliably and so I hotglued, superglued, did everything to secure the coil at that specific spot...and now it won't light up. As yer do, I was holding the coil in my hand and then scrabbling to find glues with the other, while leaning around the table lol
    What it's shown though is again that month of tuning thing that Romero talked about.
    But i've done it twice now, only afterward realising that placement was so critical.
    It's something to remember for replicators. Once you hit that sweet spot...triple mark everywhere around, take pictures, get it video'd and seal the area !!!

    Thanks Bruce, might be a good time to reuse this motor again with those 'super coil' experiments

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  • SkyWatcher
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    Hi folks, Hi slider, thanks for reply, I'll check out your foamy design.
    Hi bruce, I can confirm what the video you posted shows.
    On my dual rotor air coil motor, when adding the separate coils in series, as long as the voltage is increased to maintain the same rpm, the input wattage remains the same, however the shaft torque increases many times.

    I think what this will equate to if expanded enough, it will exceed COP>1 at some point, or as Newman calls it, the production efficiency will exceed 1.
    peace love light
    tyson

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  • Bruce_TPU
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    Originally posted by Slider2732 View Post
    Thanks Bruce, i'll certainly check out that vid. Also I fully intend to rewire the newest coil made last night to the method you described at the OU forum. It has 10 wires and has more power than you can shake a stick at already...in fact the stick would probably explode with your wiring method lol
    Would you be so kind as to explain the system for 10 wires ? thanks in advance.

    yx630514 - I hope I can help and would like to add to information that Toranarod may post later.
    1) the coils will work as both generator and collector coils. They can work as both. My videos show powering of the motor and energy collected, by using just 1 of the coils.
    2) Yes, the same as the diagram shows. Where you see the bottom of Litz 1, 2 and 3 that connects to the top of Litz 4, 5, 6, and 7, that is only one solder connection. All of those wires connect together without the need of a wire between them.
    Hi Slider,

    Well, I have a coil with 10,000 feet of wire and 44 strands. A "big boy toy"! LOL

    For a ten strander, try five coils first, as shown in the video, using even sets of two wires.

    Then from the same coil, try 10 coils, using single wires, ends to starts, of course.

    I think you may be able to "drastically" reduce your input wattage, as you strengthen the magnetic field of the coil. I envision it as magnetic fields, building, or expanding, one inside of the other, until you end up with a massive magnetic field. The final motor coil will be massively strong and require very little wattage to power. I hope that helps!

    Looking forward to your next video... (wink!)

    Cheers,

    Bruce

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  • toranarod
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    Originally posted by yx630514 View Post
    Hi: Slider2732, toranarod
    Your experiment is very good,
    But: My English is not good, Can only rely on the google translation, So understand your meaning very difficult.

    I would like to know exactly:
    1) The picture in the coil connections, Is used to "drive" or "generate"?
    2) how to connect the coil and circuit specific? Best to use the figure shows.

    Thanks in advance.
    This is one of my driver circuits and recovery circuits.
    It has been tested on wide rage of coil loads and voltage ranges.
    Its primer function was to collect back EMF and supply High voltage to another coil using the same circuit.

    when the circuit is in its off state it consumes no current

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  • Zooty
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    Originally posted by Slider2732 View Post
    Thanks Bruce, i'll certainly check out that vid. Also I fully intend to rewire the newest coil made last night to the method you described at the OU forum. It has 10 wires and has more power than you can shake a stick at already...in fact the stick would probably explode with your wiring method lol
    Would you be so kind as to explain the system for 10 wires ? thanks in advance.

    yx630514 - I hope I can help and would like to add to information that Toranarod may post later.
    1) the coils will work as both generator and collector coils. They can work as both. My videos show powering of the motor and energy collected, by using just 1 of the coils.
    2) Yes, the same as the diagram shows. Where you see the bottom of Litz 1, 2 and 3 that connects to the top of Litz 4, 5, 6, and 7, that is only one solder connection. All of those wires connect together without the need of a wire between them.
    Something just clicked in my empty head It would seem that your radiant energy is being fed back in to the magnetic field and used to push the rotor faster than it would normally turn. When your spikes are being fed to the neon, the RPM is lower. A similar effect can been seen when you pass a standard bedini SSG output to another coil against the wheel before the charging battery.

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  • Slider2732
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    Thanks Bruce, i'll certainly check out that vid. Also I fully intend to rewire the newest coil made last night to the method you described at the OU forum. It has 10 wires and has more power than you can shake a stick at already...in fact the stick would probably explode with your wiring method lol
    Would you be so kind as to explain the system for 10 wires ? thanks in advance.

    yx630514 - I hope I can help and would like to add to information that Toranarod may post later.
    1) the coils will work as both generator and collector coils. They can work as both. My videos show powering of the motor and energy collected, by using just 1 of the coils.
    2) Yes, the same as the diagram shows. Where you see the bottom of Litz 1, 2 and 3 that connects to the top of Litz 4, 5, 6, and 7, that is only one solder connection. All of those wires connect together without the need of a wire between them.

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  • yx630514
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    Hi: Slider2732, toranarod
    Your experiment is very good,
    But: My English is not good, Can only rely on the google translation, So understand your meaning very difficult.

    I would like to know exactly:
    1) The picture in the coil connections, Is used to "drive" or "generate"?
    2) how to connect the coil and circuit specific? Best to use the figure shows.

    Thanks in advance.

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  • Bruce_TPU
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    Originally posted by Slider2732 View Post
    I'll have a look at that
    (have just seen your post after hitting 'Reply' because I waffle below)

    The wires are simply terminated with a blob of solder to all wires on a monitor neck and thicker single strand is also used on some. I believe that to be the difference, all connected as a single wire would be and all changes when those wires are separated out.

    It's probably not so much an untapped method, so much as it doesn't make usual sense. To relate to R/C again, little models of a few grams in weight often have rudders that move by way of a coil and magnet. Hinges are of floppy disk material or cotton thread or something. Every coil ever referred to in build threads or those bought in a store will use a single wind of a few hundred turns for the coil. I've never seen an exception to that coil method and the main point is, i've never thought to wonder about a different way of winding them ! Noone says it's the best way, just that its the way it's done.
    And, what happens to a Tesla tower, window motor or radio related coils if wound this way ?
    While these different methods increase voltage and decrease current for anti-Lenz, I wonder if other methods increase current, reduce voltage and increase magnetic properties. For R/C designs that have to scrape every gram of weight into multiple uses of that weight, reducing coil sizes for same current throughput is attractive.
    The frequencies, harmonics and alternative uses are going to be fun to look at. Bruce over at OU says his method increases the voltage even higher with his winding method...being as Tesla towers are all about voltage, that sounds like a plan to try to me.

    People reference the method as deriving from Tesla, so does anyone know off hand if that is correct ? his bifilar is common enough in Joule Thiefs of course.
    Hi Slider,

    Great work on your coil. Very interesting effect.

    Mags at OU shared this link, it is VERY interesting and will explain the "strength" of your coil. Take it a step further with MANY more strands, and test the magnetic strength....

    YouTube - ‪By Coil Design, When Less Becomes More.wmv‬‏

    Cheers,

    Bruce

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  • Joit
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    Originally posted by Steve220 View Post
    "it would seem that many people think there should be zero magnetic force within. Well, all I know is that the most powerful coil of mine is the 5 strands aside equal wires coil...which should cancel itself out so much that it would look like the circuit was bust lol
    My fave theory so far is the ringing effect, seen in some of lasersaber's video's."

    Odd you should mention ringing effect. This is why the multistrand wire is used in deflection coils, to reduce the ringing effect. But I am to understand that the multi strand wire is run in series in deflection coils.

    I have to say, that out of all the billions and billions of coils made on this planet, it seems odd that this effect had not been seen before. Or has it?

    May be Muller did.

    Steve
    There are a lot inefficient Motors out there, just take once a Fan motor from a Car apart, very thick Wire with very less windings, it runs close on a Short, what means, you need more Gas with the Car.
    Or most AC Motors, they say, its like Tesla did them, Not. He had actually 4 Coils. When you look up Wikipedia, they dont really mention anymore anything at AC Motors invented by Tesla. And wonder, how such Motors would run, when you take the Alluminium out from this Cage, how much better they would run.
    We got no Science anymore, only Business.
    Maybe someone did see this Effect, but had no Voice then.
    "Do your Job Guys, i make the Money". It seems anyway more, this is for classical Thinking a unwanted Effect, and when you dont run it on Pulses, it slows anyway only the Motor down. They do create her Stuff as they got teached, and been brainswashed, that there is nothing more.

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  • Slider2732
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    I'll have a look at that
    (have just seen your post after hitting 'Reply' because I waffle below)

    The wires are simply terminated with a blob of solder to all wires on a monitor neck and thicker single strand is also used on some. I believe that to be the difference, all connected as a single wire would be and all changes when those wires are separated out.

    It's probably not so much an untapped method, so much as it doesn't make usual sense. To relate to R/C again, little models of a few grams in weight often have rudders that move by way of a coil and magnet. Hinges are of floppy disk material or cotton thread or something. Every coil ever referred to in build threads or those bought in a store will use a single wind of a few hundred turns for the coil. I've never seen an exception to that coil method and the main point is, i've never thought to wonder about a different way of winding them ! Noone says it's the best way, just that its the way it's done.
    And, what happens to a Tesla tower, window motor or radio related coils if wound this way ?
    While these different methods increase voltage and decrease current for anti-Lenz, I wonder if other methods increase current, reduce voltage and increase magnetic properties. For R/C designs that have to scrape every gram of weight into multiple uses of that weight, reducing coil sizes for same current throughput is attractive.
    The frequencies, harmonics and alternative uses are going to be fun to look at. Bruce over at OU says his method increases the voltage even higher with his winding method...being as Tesla towers are all about voltage, that sounds like a plan to try to me.

    People reference the method as deriving from Tesla, so does anyone know off hand if that is correct ? his bifilar is common enough in Joule Thiefs of course.

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  • Steve220
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    Even more odder

    Slider, after rereading your posts about ten times, I suddenly thought about something unrelated to magnet motors, but some what (maybe) similar in operation to your new coil discovery.

    Some of the effects you describe, are, in some ways similar to the reported effects of the Steven Mark TPU device.

    Steven Mark has always claimed his TPU devices used simple coils of wire arranged in a special way.

    May be, this is, or something similar to this, is the special way.

    I don't know if there is any connection or not, but I do find it interesting.

    Steve
    Last edited by Steve220; 06-30-2011, 09:06 PM.

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  • Steve220
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    Ringing effect

    "it would seem that many people think there should be zero magnetic force within. Well, all I know is that the most powerful coil of mine is the 5 strands aside equal wires coil...which should cancel itself out so much that it would look like the circuit was bust lol
    My fave theory so far is the ringing effect, seen in some of lasersaber's video's."

    Odd you should mention ringing effect. This is why the multistrand wire is used in deflection coils, to reduce the ringing effect. But I am to understand that the multi strand wire is run in series in deflection coils.

    I have to say, that out of all the billions and billions of coils made on this planet, it seems odd that this effect had not been seen before. Or has it?

    May be Muller did.

    Steve

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  • Slider2732
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    it would seem that many people think there should be zero magnetic force within. Well, all I know is that the most powerful coil of mine is the 5 strands aside equal wires coil...which should cancel itself out so much that it would look like the circuit was bust lol
    My fave theory so far is the ringing effect, seen in some of lasersaber's video's.

    Ah yes SkyWatcher, well I arrived on this forum after following multiple links for wireless energy devices on YouTube vids. Wireless flight and fresh motor systems are a goal. Little steps, big project. These coils will be working their way into R/C flight, just as pulse motors are intended to. The lack of brushes and other gumf lends itself so very well to powered R/C boats as another thought, water protection built in by what isn't built in !
    I have a couple of posts on my Blog at RCGroups recently that are of tiny pulse motors. Built them out of the internals of old PC mice, the spinny wheels of ball mice. A flying Muller gen OU device would be cool huh or at least to get past that 6 or 7 minutes of flight time everyone takes for granted.
    Luckily, i've managed to keep my Blog on the forums homepage for over a year now. It's a 'Featured Blog', something i'm very proud of and attempt to be a bit radical within the posts. OK, put that another way, what can I build out of Dollar Tree foam and older radio gear that will fly lol.
    So this research will be taking to the skies, it's partly why i'm here..
    The Divinity II is beautiful. DaveReap I think designed that. 1920's art-deco looking formings of the KFm sections.
    An alternative flying wing might be my Storm Runner

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