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If the primary and secondary are in series, you would want the primary to shut off before the current reached the secondary.
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If you can figure out how to run this you will have the free energy you seek.
I shorted one set of coils in the circuit diagrams but if you could run in three phases would be optimal.
the only way I can see to run the gates would be with a mechanical switch.
just putting it out there
air core or maybe a single strand of iron wire for a core-saturated core to interact with the environmentHalf of the Answer is knowing the right QuestionComment
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it works with three coil sets and does not work again until nine coil setsHalf of the Answer is knowing the right QuestionComment
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Tesla worked in three's
He used a rotary switch
It must turn counterclockwise in the northern hemisphere.
Clockwise in the southern hemisphere.
It pulses three coil sets at once
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This is all theory
I have not built it
I am not going to build it
I hope it inspires or give you ideas
Im out
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I was thinking about the inverted buckboost this morning, it is the perfect candidate for a center tapped coil and a dual rail output.Half of the Answer is knowing the right QuestionComment
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Hmm it wouldnt make any difference to the main coils but would to the gate switching toroid.
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I just cant see the circuit, the only arrangement I see that makes sense is this one.
the gate switching toroid makes sense but what is it switching.
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back in the day Akula was bouncing a signal between two coils and he found that the diode was dampening the oscillations.
you get pos and neg voltage oscillating between the coils.Half of the Answer is knowing the right QuestionComment
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