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by Randy
Mon Jun 22, 2015 9:28 pm
Forum: News
Topic: Mach Effect progress
Replies: 2707
Views: 1466483

Re: Mach Effect progress

There was a posting between myself and DeltaV about two years ago on an issue involving the Tesla bifilar wound coil as related to Magrid magnet coils. I simply stated there what the main issue involved with the bifilar wound coil theory was. DeltaV's comment on my explanation is what triggered my t...
by Randy
Mon Jun 22, 2015 9:20 pm
Forum: News
Topic: Mach Effect progress
Replies: 2707
Views: 1466483

Re: Mach Effect progress

The mechanism is simple. Use the right-hand rule for motors across each of the dielectrics and compare/add the impulses produced.
by Randy
Mon Jun 22, 2015 7:13 pm
Forum: News
Topic: Mach Effect progress
Replies: 2707
Views: 1466483

Re: Mach Effect progress

i.e., A Mach effect impulse difference rectifier.
by Randy
Mon Jun 22, 2015 7:05 pm
Forum: News
Topic: Mach Effect progress
Replies: 2707
Views: 1466483

Re: Mach Effect progress

Simple Rotary Torque Producing Flux Capacitor Design Concept Consider a bilaminar wound spiral ribbon coil (like Tesla’s 1894 US patent 512,340 bifilar wound magnet coil) but using two different dielectric laminations between each of the two conductor laminations. If such a ribbon coil configuration...
by Randy
Sat Sep 14, 2013 9:30 pm
Forum: Design
Topic: Bifilar coil for electromagnet
Replies: 28
Views: 32523

Re: Bifilar coil for electromagnet

Just like with the EM field, the interaction is within the local field then radiates outwards. I would not consider that "funky". An excellent observation! The ice skaters inertial interaction with the local space time metric is not electromagnetic in nature. So what is the nature of the local inte...
by Randy
Fri Sep 13, 2013 7:59 pm
Forum: Design
Topic: Bifilar coil for electromagnet
Replies: 28
Views: 32523

Re: Bifilar coil for electromagnet

On a side note, Tesla-style winding of coils made with ribbon conductors ought to be called "bilaminar" instead of "bifilar". I agree, “bilaminar” in lieu of “bifilar” is a much more descriptive representation of such a ribbon coil construction. i.e., bifilar < = > pancake coil, bilaminar < = > rib...
by Randy
Thu Sep 12, 2013 4:22 am
Forum: Design
Topic: Bifilar coil for electromagnet
Replies: 28
Views: 32523

Re: Bifilar coil for electromagnet

It’s a super slick way to change an inductor into a combination inductive and capacitive energy storage device. A bifilar wound metal foil tape and wax paper coil (bifilar insulated ribbon coil) would greatly increase this effect. Don’t know how this could be useful as a magrid magnet coil though. ...
by Randy
Wed Sep 11, 2013 1:41 pm
Forum: Networking
Topic: The 2013 IEC conference is in Kyoto
Replies: 2
Views: 9235

Re: The 2013 IEC conference is in Kyoto

KitemanSA wrote:They should have it in Fukushima.
Two thumbs up.
by Randy
Sun Sep 08, 2013 3:34 am
Forum: Theory
Topic: magrid configuration brainstorming
Replies: 632
Views: 269065

Re: Re:

... You simply cannot plot all the information at once – it’s too mind-boggling. You’re better off learning how to plot only certain subsets of the 3D magnetic field lines in question. In 2D, magnetic field lines (B-lines) form closed loops. In 3D, magnetic field lines (B-lines) generally – never e...
by Randy
Sat Sep 07, 2013 12:39 am
Forum: Design
Topic: Bifilar coil for electromagnet
Replies: 28
Views: 32523

Re: Bifilar coil for electromagnet

A solenoid depiction of Tesla's bifilar coil winding concept:

Image

Now do you get the idea?

~Randy
by Randy
Fri Sep 06, 2013 5:26 am
Forum: Design
Topic: Bifilar coil for electromagnet
Replies: 28
Views: 32523

Re: Bifilar coil for electromagnet

If you read Tesla’s 1894 patent 512,340 on the bifilar magnet coil you will see that the purpose of the bifilar winding midpoint connection is to dramatically increase the amount of capacitive energy stored between each consecutive winding. Consider a single wire pancake coil with 1000 turns and 100...
by Randy
Thu Sep 05, 2013 12:05 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: Polywell simulation benchmarks
Replies: 30
Views: 23082

Re: Polywell simulation benchmarks

Hi Preston, Welcome to Polywell.org. Nice work! Thank you for contributing. Here’s some information that may be of help to you for analyzing different possible magrid coil winding configurations. Two years ago I developed a very simple ‘minimized’ source code in Visual Basic 6.0 that visually render...
by Randy
Thu Nov 22, 2012 4:29 pm
Forum: Theory
Topic: magrid configuration brainstorming
Replies: 632
Views: 269065

mattman, If you are unable to find employment in a fusion energy related field may I suggest trying "Space Exploration Technologies Corporation - SpaceX". http://www.spacex.com/ The owner 'Elon Musk' created pay-pal and also owns a lot of Tesla Motors too. SpaceX is hiring now because of the space s...
by Randy
Mon Nov 19, 2012 1:04 am
Forum: Theory
Topic: magrid configuration brainstorming
Replies: 632
Views: 269065

Randy, Just for interest sake, could you model the systen again including an "image" magnet, half size, same current DENSITY, reverse polarity in the middle? KitemanSA, These models have an image boundary radius of 4 inches. Image magnet model: http://i115.photobucket.com/albums/n296/Randy1956/Sphe...
by Randy
Sun Nov 18, 2012 8:26 am
Forum: Theory
Topic: magrid configuration brainstorming
Replies: 632
Views: 269065

I would if I could, that's what sucks is that I can't, but um- take a steel sphere with a whole in the top and bottom, and then wrap it as if a regular old electromagnet, top to bottom. Picture two horse shoe magnets facing each other as a cross section of the field lines, so that in the center the...