Is someone else wanting their cut or is this a new cicu sprouting?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2cHj0CL8_I

May have to use a translator service of YOUR CHOICE  .
http://www.qegquickandeasy.com

Remember today marks the end of July dolla dolla bill girl time frame for self-running.

How can I invest money in this? It's the real thing man.

Good afternoon!!


Any good news?


After long recovery I'm back...

Since I still have my equipment, any suggestion other then just put it away?

Ariovaldo

"Nikola Tesla also worked with such non-inductive windings. For example if we take a Bifilar coil into account, with opposite windings, the magnetic field created by one winding is equal and opposite to that created by the other (under ideal conditions) resulting in a net magnetic field of, which makes the self inductance of the coil zero. However, the self capacitance would be exist and much higher than a single wound coil. Such a coil is capable of holding more charge than a single wound coil. When operated at resonance, the distributed capacitance of the bifilar coil is able to overcome the counter force normal to coils, inductive reactance".


Show us evidence of "Distributed Capacitance" in your super single wrap! Practically everything you say is total bull crap.

Every single turn has mutual capacitance to every other turn.  This fact is a real PITA sometimes, because it means that ALL coils exhibit resonance, limiting the frequency range over which they are useful as inductors.  Pick a data sheet, any data sheet for any style coil that you like and that coil will have a self-resonant frequency due to distributed capacitance.   Bifilar coils have huge parasitic capacitance compared to single wound coils.  But then a single wound coil isn't exactly set-up to function as a transformer, is it?

It is not my fault that you keep having trouble understanding the references you find on the web.

"Nikola Tesla also worked with such non-inductive windings. For example if we take a Bifilar coil into account, with opposite windings, the magnetic field created by one winding is equal and opposite to that created by the other (under ideal conditions) resulting in a net magnetic field of, which makes the self inductance of the coil zero. However, the self capacitance would be exist and much higher than a single wound coil. Such a coil is capable of holding more charge than a single wound coil. When operated at resonance, the distributed capacitance of the bifilar coil is able to overcome the counter force normal to coils, inductive reactance".


Show us evidence of "Distributed Capacitance" in your super single wrap! Practically everything you say is total bull crap.

The web page you keep citing is full of errors and misconceptions about Tesla's work, as I have tried to explain to you before. The passage you quote here is a perfect example. If you examine the Bifilar Patent you will see that the windings of the Tesla Bifilar flat pancake coil are NOT OPPOSITE. The current flows in the same direction in all adjacent windings. The passage above describes a HAIRPIN BIFILAR when it says "opposite" and "zero inductance". This is not a TBF winding characteristic, as I have demonstrated several times with both flat and solenoidal forms. Then it jumps the track and starts talking about a characteristic of the true TBF winding. The author confounds the two types of winding. From MarkE's transformer comment above, I am not even sure that he knows just which winding we are talking about. I have "multifilar" toroidal gate transformers in my TinselKoil 2.0 for example, as an easy way to get oppositely phased drive signals for the main H-bridge mosfets. These trifilar phase transformers have three separate and equal windings: one 16 turn "primary" and two 16 turn "secondaries" that are not electrically connected to each other. But both the Hairpin Bifilar and the TBF windings are actually Monofilar: there is one continuous piece of wire with only two ends.

@Synchro1
"Show us evidence of "Distributed Capacitance" in your super single wrap! Practically everything you say is total bull crap."
Every body know that even a straight wire has inductance and capacitance, don't you?
This is called linear inductance and distributed capacitance. ( with the earth as second conductor and with others parts of the same wire)
So, when you wind a wire to make a coil, each part of  surface has capacity with all other part of the wire and even with all part of universe. Fortunatly, only the parts sufficiently close one to the other have have a significative influences.

So a single coil has "Distributed Capacitance".
(https://www.google.fr/#q=Distributed+Capacitance+of+coil)

This is also why coils for high frequency are made in a herringbone kind of pattern and are called honeycomb coil or Basket winding (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basket_winding). Just to minimize the "Distributed Capacitance"...
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Heh.... and people think I use cardboard crap and random garage sale technology.

@TinselKoala
 From your post I even learned the sentence "a herringbone kind of pattern"...
Thanks 
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@TinselKoala
 From your post I even learned the sentence "a herringbone kind of pattern"...
Thanks 
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When fine wool cloth is woven that way, it is called "herringbone tweed" !

(It was the only word I could come up with at the time to describe how it was constructed. The "basketweave" word just didn't occur to me! Getting old I guess...    )

Hi TK,
First time to post a pic. Hope I did it right. Sony 1970s that I can not find any info on. Do you think it can be used as wired or just components.