Coils

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Grumpy	Coils « on: 2010-09-22, 14:57:15 »
Group: Tinkerer Hero Member Posts: 4265 tExB=qr	Placeholder for discussion of the coils in the AVEC Device... What to use. How to wind them.

Rosphere	Re: Coils « Reply #1 on: 2010-09-22, 16:54:02 »
Full Member Posts: 147	I purchased my CCU coil assemblies at $40.00 each from des@coilwinding.us. EDIT: Photo of purchased coils added. Coils DSCF0208.JPG (73.51 kB, 793x768 - viewed 1926 times.) « Last Edit: 2010-09-23, 05:03:49 by Rosphere »

Grumpy	Re: Coils « Reply #2 on: 2022-08-24, 20:47:35 »
Group: Tinkerer Hero Member Posts: 4265 tExB=qr	Update to coil winding: I made forms and crude tools to wind my own coils. I'll post some pictures later Edit: update to information that Rosphere provided above. https://www.coilwinding.us/ https://www.coilwinding.us/products I have not tried them but they look great.

Grumpy

Re: Coils « Reply #3 on: 2022-09-25, 18:36:08 »

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The CCU coils that a sequential driven in the AVEC device are wound like a Brooks coil, with a second coil of about 4 layers of heavier gage wire outside the Brooks coil, per the attached file. M4_build_diagram1

Note the image is not to scale.

The finished coils look like the ones Rosphere posted above.

In lieu of the outer coil, a DC bias can be used in its place.

These coils are pulsed with HV DC pulse of short duration (1500v minimum), while DC of 24v, through a 50 ohm rheostat to adjust current, is applied to the outer coil.

When pulsed, some sort of field or particle effect is projected out in all directions.

I am trying to figure out what this effect actually is.

Coils

M4_build_diagram1.GIF (61.47 kB, 1754x1240 - viewed 661 times.)

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Re: Coils « Reply #4 on: 2022-09-26, 02:28:52 »

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Quote from: Grumpy on 2022-09-25, 18:36:08

These coils are pulsed with HV DC pulse of short duration (1500v minimum), while DC of 24v, through a 50 ohm rheostat to adjust current, is applied to the outer coil.

When pulsed, some sort of field or particle effect is projected out in all directions.

I am trying to figure out what this effect actually is.

A few ideas, partly based on old Borderlands clips:
- Attraction/repulsion to metal foil
- Attraction/repulsion to dielectrics (scotch tape)
- Test for anomalous capacitor charging in-field(ground one lead?)
- Could try using iron filings and applying a single pulse to see if a pattern emerges?
- Test for film exposure to field (X-rays or something with similar effect?)
- Test with foil or plate panel to see if the field can be focused/steered/reflected.

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