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"I can confirm that the any voltage same speed running also works on the first coil I wound. It should be the same for other folks coils. One of the cool things is that you can strongly feel the most effective position for setting up when the coil is stationary. Moving the rotor by hand, you can feel the hum decrease and increase as the coil oscillates."
This has got be really interesting information.
I think this is an important discovery. Thanks, Steve
Sorry to hear about your kitten.
"I can confirm that the any voltage same speed running also works on the first coil I wound. It should be the same for other folks coils. One of the cool things is that you can strongly feel the most effective position for setting up when the coil is stationary. Moving the rotor by hand, you can feel the hum decrease and increase as the coil oscillates."
This has got be really interesting information.
I think this is an important discovery. Thanks, Steve
Sorry to hear about your kitten.

, I would guess.
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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