Re: skycollection's lenz free generator coil
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[1/2] Re: skycollection's lenz free generator coil
2018-02-15T17:31:50-05:00
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jabrinka
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Excellent video.. wunderbar.. I'm visualizing 3 more rotors around the pancake driver coil with 3 collector coils around each. 1 driver, 4 rotors, 12 collectors. OR see how many collector coils could be positioned around the rotor. ... great vid. Thanx Sent from my Boost Mobile Phone.
[2/2] Re: skycollection's lenz free generator coil
2018-02-16T10:03:59+00:00
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Douglas Konzen
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Hi Jabrinka Watch some of his newer videos with the stack of 72 pancake coils (no rotating parts) and he lights up 10 3.5W LEDs with under 2W of power input....I wrote to him and he gave me the dual-transistor driver circuit he uses...also he says there is no difference between bifilar pancakes or single wire bifilars in what he does with the stacks of pancakes....also he is coating one side of the pancakes with some sort of ferrite powder paste/syrup haha.... I too imagine not just one of those no-lenz coils but a whole bunch all the way around....why not eh it is the next logical step... Jorge told me that 23GA thick wire works best for no-lenz effect he said he tried lots... I wonder if the leack of lenz law is partially or mainly a fact that his copper-tube rotor (filled with magnets the copper is just to keep them together at high speeds) is rotating at that sweet-spot rpms the coil needs to make a Thane Karl Heinz delayed lenz effect....as I think for example Woopy showed rotor speed up at 2200rpm with 16 N-S magnets against high impedance coil, so if lets say 4 in his copper tube rotor, that would take near 9000rpm to get the Thane effect which I wouldn't dougt his rotors are capable of.... ciaoKone
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