hmmm pretty good.
Not bad but you need to remember that the firing sequence is this:
1
Coil a: on
Coil b: off
space: off
2
Coil a: off
Coil b: on
space: off
3
Coil a: off
Coil b: off
space: off
goto 1
Marko is very very specific about the timings. Pulsing the first coil and letting the inverse spike to goto the second coil is what I was thinking all along. But there needs to be a space for the 3 6 9 to activate without any pulses. This is important to get this timing correct. So you would have a pulse coil a or the driver element. Collect the spike and let it energize the b coil. Then let it wait an equal amount of time as the other timings. So this unit is designed to use 3 mark spaces. 2 for pulses and 1 for the action of the vortex to spin up or normalize before the next rev up or pulse trains.
Everyone has been doing it without letting the 3 6 or 9 do it's work and I think that is where you get better results.
Is it possible to for you to have another marker in there after the first two fire? This also speaks volumes about how much energy is actually being used or bounced around in this design or even the donut Rodin Coils 1/3 the normal. Actually you would only need one pulse from the battery and everything else would run so we need the pulse to be a 1/3 of the normal timins. So pulse then wait 2 markers then pulse again.
Since coil 1 is the only coil that is connected to a battery this might make it even more economical with 1/3 the power being consumed.
What do you think?
Originally posted by rave154
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1
Coil a: on
Coil b: off
space: off
2
Coil a: off
Coil b: on
space: off
3
Coil a: off
Coil b: off
space: off
goto 1
Marko is very very specific about the timings. Pulsing the first coil and letting the inverse spike to goto the second coil is what I was thinking all along. But there needs to be a space for the 3 6 9 to activate without any pulses. This is important to get this timing correct. So you would have a pulse coil a or the driver element. Collect the spike and let it energize the b coil. Then let it wait an equal amount of time as the other timings. So this unit is designed to use 3 mark spaces. 2 for pulses and 1 for the action of the vortex to spin up or normalize before the next rev up or pulse trains.
Everyone has been doing it without letting the 3 6 or 9 do it's work and I think that is where you get better results.
Is it possible to for you to have another marker in there after the first two fire? This also speaks volumes about how much energy is actually being used or bounced around in this design or even the donut Rodin Coils 1/3 the normal. Actually you would only need one pulse from the battery and everything else would run so we need the pulse to be a 1/3 of the normal timins. So pulse then wait 2 markers then pulse again.
Since coil 1 is the only coil that is connected to a battery this might make it even more economical with 1/3 the power being consumed.
What do you think?
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