Rodin Coil Tests and Replications

[stubbs]

Hi,

I tried to put iron in the core. Do not do it. It will kill the out put. So something is
definately happening in the center coil. Well I am done for the day.
What a weekend.......

Don't forget to turn your clocks ahead!!!!
nite,
Rob

[rave154]

stubbs,

thanks for that, digesting it & building it now

its actually quite a complicated circuit when you look at it in terms "feed-in" & "feed-back" to the caps, of course all of this "through" the rodin coils PLUS their conduits ( the primary & the 0.5mm coil )

p.s did you manage to find a small'ish DC motor of any kind to test as a load?

[rave154]

I agree stubbs, what a weekend!...and all your work too !

youre certainly an inspriation

its slowly coming into focus, slowly but surely, bit by bit,

everything has a part to play here, geometry ( the Rodin coil itself ), materials ( iron as you pointed out, ferrite, and of course...air(core) or 'nothing' if you will )..and of course....signals / pulses / timing

this is DEEP, but... if we keep dabbing this in here.....and then.....dabbing it in over there....and comparing the results of the two dabs.........i guess thats what science IS.

gonna look at & digest your circuit some more ( im playing catch up on circuitry btw.....cos circuitry & electronics ISNT my thing ! )...while building it

sleep well stubbs

Ahimsa

[stubbs]

Got something interesting in my coments on the 2nd video.

Check this out...
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watched it again and again I have another idea...perform a Kirchoff analysis....
"
the wire wound resister is an active component possibly running up the voltage in a reactive resonant way this one is neat...
"

It took me a good minute to figure out what he was asking. I started to perform the analysis on the high potential side of this circuit, when I noticed that were not dealing with a RC circuit, but the characteristics of a RCL circuit. L being the Rodin. This circuit was put together over a hunch. This explains the oscillations in the Coils centered in the Rodin. WOW... This is good power feed back to the caps, and possably the power supply. Check out the attached. Its not 100% correct. But close enough to kind of see what is happening in my head.

This would probably explain why this circuit is performing in this manner.

[stubbs]

I have a hunch that a small center coil of "copper coated steel wire" (welding wire) will
have better effects than a large roll of enameled copper wire.....

[rave154]

Stubbs, the latest circuit you posted in post #244, its virtually identical to the rosemary ainslie circuit, except of course that youre using rodin's and not a "normal" inductor

but i can also see it as an RLC circuit too

[stubbs]

I am interested... Please post a comparison......
We are using two of these to switch the rodins in the last videos.
I put that together to make it easier to understand both High & Low
sides of the circuit, so I could do this analysis easier. That is when
I stumbled on to what is going on in the last posted circuit schematic.

[rave154]

stubbs, attatched is the sort of "classic" ainslie circuit..

and here is the link to the ainslie circuit that was tested in the thread of the same name..


http://www.energeticforum.com/induct...-circuits.html

note theyre using an inductive resistor..so.L & R combined i guess... though they have no capacitor.

[stubbs]

The Battery works as a cap as well a source. But I see a eventual problem.
With out a diode on the drain to re-route the BEMF. The FETT will have a short
life span. But YES I see the similarity here.

Good eye Rave...

[rave154]

ok, first stage of the circuit complete, got my F_gen pulsing the two opto's.which in turn are triggering the two mosfets in tandem..and tested both at same with a bulb on each mosfet...works nicely......now the hard part...

[stubbs]

I feel like a dumb ass.... The first vid. I stated that the resistor is parallel.
It is not. It is a part of a somewhat RCL circuit. Not parallel. Commwarior
commented, and he is right if it were parallel.

That was the last time I post a vid on the fly; with out putting it on paper...

[rave154]

its all good stubbs...what did edison say?..." i have not failed......i have succeeded in finding a way that does not work"

well spotted btw comwarrior

anyways...for whats its worth....ive been playing with my two rodins / two mosfets etc...circuit...managed to get an output of around 40% compared to input.. scaning through the frequencys....i feel a bit like one of those radio hams who spends his time scanning through the bandwitdths to try and find someone to talk to lol

btw stubbs....did you watch the video i posted ( not MY video btw )...on tyhe invertion of the rodin torus into a sphere?

[stubbs]

Yes... I have seen it. Impressive... But how to extract the energy with in?????
Thats funny... I feel the same when I am playing.
Are you pulsing the high potential through the Rodin, as in the schematic?

[stubbs]

I killed the videos... I will make new vids as soon as I have a better means of measurement.
I know that something good is happening. I can light all these bulbs full
with less input. There is a worm somewhere in this pile of chips & wires.
We will find it....

[mk1]

Any of you guys tried a flat coil (pancake) on top and on the bottom of the Rodin , fat wire should give interesting results .

Also the coil in the middle those it have a magnetic core .

I look forward to you answers ...

Thanks

Mark