Coilpacitor

[Joit]

I did once a research about this flying Soucers, and i found a note, where it says,
when you want excess Energy, you need to create two bigger Potentials,
where you can inside 'stress' something else

[morpher44]

Earth's Magenetic Field Experiment

I found this tonight which is of interested related
to the Hendershot Fuelless Generator -- I think.

http://scripts.mit.edu/~tsg/www/demo...m=H%206&show=1

The instructions give some interesting math for the
simple coil generator which produces voltage using the
Earth's magnetic field.

Its interesting to know that a spinning coil can generate electricity
without a magnetic field ... because the earth provides the magnetic field
for us already.

[Joit]

Hi
This Coil reminds me more at a Faraday Disc, as the Earth Magnetic Field,
or both work in the same way, over the Earth?

[morpher44]

Why 57 pegs?

Hendershot's coil used 57 pegs that are 1/8 inch diameter.
His coil is 5 15/16 inch in diameter.

So the question I had was WHY 57 pegs?
In attempting to wire up such a coil, 57 to me seems like overkill.
I do, however, entertain the notion that Hendershot selected
57 for a specific reason.

In playing around with the math a bit, and with inspiration from
Hubbard's assertion that Hendershot is using Hubbard's idea,
I've come up with a WAY that 57 pegs could have been selected..

Let
D be coil diameter - 5.9375 inch
d be peg diameter - .125 inch

pegs = round_to_odd( PI * D / (d * phi * phi))

were phi is 1.618 (golden ratio).

By using phi here, Hendershot may have been trying
to create a very specific angle where the wires cross --
one that is a function of PHI.

Hubbard used the golden ratio for his coil ... so
perhaps Hendershot used it as well in this way.
This is PURE speculation on my part ... but it
is interesting that it works out to exactly 57 pegs.

[morpher44]

57 pegs -- the video

YouTube - Hendershot Used Phi (or so I speculate!!)

[morpher44]

coilpacitors...

All Hendershot stuff from me will now appear
in the "Hendershot Replications" thread.

This thread can remain for "coilpacitor" discussion ... anything that
is related to energy transfer between coils and capacitors in a physical construction.