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Hi Dave
Yes to all of your statements on windings. That is what I got also. The question about adding more rods seems like a good idea but I don't know how 3 work yet and this should be tried first. Yet when you consider the center rod winding in the same direction as the satellite rods and THAT winding doubles back over the entire set of 3 rods so as to cancel it's own field, probably more rods would pick up something.
Like all of these baseline experiments you reach a point that not much extra is collected and I am going to assume that the breath taken finder of this pulsed coil scheme tried a few more and went back to a set of three to avoid the complex arrangement it may be evolving into.
But for those of us learning about his finding 3 rods is best keeping the cost low and the time to set up quick.
What he shows us like you said DAVE is the center rod as a driver of voltage and current being picked up by the (I guess in half cycle pulses) other rods but not direct coupling where input out power always degrades to less than 80 percent.
It's worth a try like all of these thousands of experiments pasted all over the web.
If I ever get set up like I want I will run about 20 of these circuits through the grinder to see what comes out.
I saw your 4 rings as a bi-toroid transformer some time back and I didn't hear back on that experiment if it worked at all.
Mike
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Yes to all of your statements on windings. That is what I got also. The question about adding more rods seems like a good idea but I don't know how 3 work yet and this should be tried first. Yet when you consider the center rod winding in the same direction as the satellite rods and THAT winding doubles back over the entire set of 3 rods so as to cancel it's own field, probably more rods would pick up something.
Like all of these baseline experiments you reach a point that not much extra is collected and I am going to assume that the breath taken finder of this pulsed coil scheme tried a few more and went back to a set of three to avoid the complex arrangement it may be evolving into.
But for those of us learning about his finding 3 rods is best keeping the cost low and the time to set up quick.
What he shows us like you said DAVE is the center rod as a driver of voltage and current being picked up by the (I guess in half cycle pulses) other rods but not direct coupling where input out power always degrades to less than 80 percent.
It's worth a try like all of these thousands of experiments pasted all over the web.
If I ever get set up like I want I will run about 20 of these circuits through the grinder to see what comes out.I saw your 4 rings as a bi-toroid transformer some time back and I didn't hear back on that experiment if it worked at all.
Mike
their a joy but alot of work too.
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