A different approach to the rodin coil, that coincidentally models the star of david

[Braydo25]

Hello Folks, I am new and wanted to share a coil design of mine that I have not seen around the net. But before that, a little bit of background. I'm currently a college student. I'm studying electrical engineering and computer science, and have been programming & working with numbers for many years as a hobby. I recently discovered Marko Rodin's Vortex Based Mathematics and have been extensively comparing it to many other popular number sequences and patterns, like Fibonacci, Pascal's triangle, etc. I have also found that the numerical pattern of pascal's triangle operates in multiples of 3 (Who would of thought? 3's).

Anyways, here is the coil I've designed. It is based upon a pattern I found in Pascal's triangle that I wanted to replicate as a coil, this same pattern I'm sure can be found elsewhere.

Here is the diagram for the coil, I think it will explain better than I can with words.






And here's my wrapped coil following the above design.




If this coil design already exists and has been tested, please point me towards it.

I currently do not have any equipment to truly test the coil. I will however have my function generator, oscilloscope and a few others typical gadgets of mine within 2 weeks.


Feel free to replicate the coil, test it and let me know if you discover anything abnormal.

Thanks,

- Braydon

[Neight]

first
good to have you here!
I have also been learning the vortex math recently, and find it very interesting. I am very new to all of this, so I really have nothing to contribute at this time, but I will follow this post and hope to learn from it as well!
I have not yet wound a rodin coil, or the starship version, but have been looking into them a lot lately, and maybe your variation will help me on my path
thanks for posting, and I look forward to anything we can learn from all of this

N8

[Braydo25]

Thank you! Yeah, it is all very fascinating stuff.


Also, I just noticed this - Perhaps the coil I made is a simplified version of Rodin's? Or perhaps, rodin's coil should have 8 circuits.


We can find the pattern below by starting a new 3 point circuit 10* clockwise of each point on the star of david coil.

Look at this:

Very interesting..

[telemachus]

Hi

Thanks for your interesting coil design.

I am trying to make an electronic circuit for my Starship coil (similar to your design) so that it can make a metal ball spin. I've tried out a few circuits including Jack Scholz's Rodin/starship coil circuits on youtube
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxuS...layer_embedded) but they don't work.

Anyone know of a simple Rodin coil circuit diagram that will make a metal ball spin? Thanks

Thanks.

[MonsieurM]

Thank you! Yeah, it is all very fascinating stuff.


Also, I just noticed this - Perhaps the coil I made is a simplified version of Rodin's? Or perhaps, rodin's coil should have 8 circuits.


We can find the pattern below by starting a new 3 point circuit 10* clockwise of each point on the star of david coil.

Look at this:

Very interesting..

Excellent Thread...hope this will inspire you:

[blackchisel97]

Hi

Thanks for your interesting coil design.

I am trying to make an electronic circuit for my Starship coil (similar to your design) so that it can make a metal ball spin. I've tried out a few circuits including Jack Scholz's Rodin/starship coil circuits on youtube
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nxuS...layer_embedded) but they don't work.

Anyone know of a simple Rodin coil circuit diagram that will make a metal ball spin? Thanks

Thanks.

I still have couple videos on youtube from my experiments with Rodin, cone and Starship coils. You can use one transistor J.Bedini oscillator or hall triggered with or without 555 chip.

V

[telemachus]

Thanks for the info, blackchisel97. I'm a novice at building circuits and I need a more detailed circuit diagram. Can you post a circuit diagram or schematic? Thanks.