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I found out that at higher load current the mobius coil do reduce the current too:
YouTube - Correction of previous video, adding mobius coil do reduce current.
sorry for the confusion.
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I found that mobius coil put in series with the load of radiant charger will not reduce the output current or input current, but it will still reduce the output voltage. This would be usefull if we want less voltage and want more current to our charged part.
My mobius coil impedance is 5 ohm and it still get hot.
video
YouTube - Reduce voltage without reducing current of charging part with mobius coil
What I call mobius coil is bifilar with self cancelling induction, both wire head connected together and the tail is conected in series with the load.
YouTube - Correction of previous video, adding mobius coil do reduce current.
sorry for the confusion.
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Original post:
I found that mobius coil put in series with the load of radiant charger will not reduce the output current or input current, but it will still reduce the output voltage. This would be usefull if we want less voltage and want more current to our charged part.
My mobius coil impedance is 5 ohm and it still get hot.
video
YouTube - Reduce voltage without reducing current of charging part with mobius coil
What I call mobius coil is bifilar with self cancelling induction, both wire head connected together and the tail is conected in series with the load.