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synchro1

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1080 on: April 21, 2017, 01:37:36 PM »
Quote from Tinselkoala:

"A negative correlation has nothing to do with "negative Henry" nor does it imply that one or the other of the correlated variables is "negative". By posting what you have posted you reveal that you do not understand correlation or inverse relationships".

Tinselkoala can not find a correlation between the "Inverse Henry" term of magnetic reluctance, and the minus sign that appears before the number on the inductance meter when set to read in Henries. He always couples his misstatements with some kind of personal insult. (He's revealing his stupidity again) to help make his malarkey stick.

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1081 on: April 21, 2017, 03:23:35 PM »
Im getting tired of threads being trashed to the point of no discussion at all.

Over at OUR they give the ability to have private discussions where only welcome people are invited. It works well with keeping a thread clean. But some say it stifles free speech. 

Well if you owned a corporation and you have weekly business meetings with say 10 top people in the company, you would not allow a group of protesters to come in and run amuck. It would have nothing to do with free speech as everyone has rights and reasons for privacy. And in this case, the business meeting, we are in that same territory. We have better things to do with our time than deal with protestors. If some dont like the private thread ability, too bad, we dont have to tell you anything. The threads can be also read only for others where protestors can have their opposition thread to babble among themselves, and if the private/read only players 'want' and 'need' to go to that alternate thread to have battle, then so beit, I dont care..

I am talking with others about seeing if Stefan can provide the read only and or private threads so that real work is not interrupted, and the protesters can have their venue to say what they want to say without it being disruptive in the 'work' threads. If it is a private thread and something comes of value from it, then all persons involved in that thread should take a vote as to open a new thread that shows the progress, but have it as read only, where yet again, protestors can have their own rebuttal and abuse delivery threads, fine, sure, go ahead.  So just like a family talking privately at home, all the way to a top gov meeting, we are all entitled to privacy at times, and I do not see that to be a problem in having that here if we want.  If some do not like that idea, then they must not like the idea of having PM abilities, of which is private. So what would be the issue in having private threads when really we could have completely private talks just like a thread in pm, but a thread is just better for many reasons.

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1082 on: April 21, 2017, 03:47:33 PM »
Im getting tired of threads being trashed to the point of no discussion at all.

Over at OUR they give the ability to have private discussions where only welcome people are invited. It works well with keeping a thread clean. But some say it stifles free speech. 

Well if you owned a corporation and you have weekly business meetings with say 10 top people in the company, you would not allow a group of protesters to come in and run amuck. It would have nothing to do with free speech as everyone has rights and reasons for privacy. And in this case, the business meeting, we are in that same territory. We have better things to do with our time than deal with protestors. If some dont like the private thread ability, too bad, we dont have to tell you anything. The threads can be also read only for others where protestors can have their opposition thread to babble among themselves, and if the private/read only players 'want' and 'need' to go to that alternate thread to have battle, then so beit, I dont care..

I am talking with others about seeing if Stefan can provide the read only and or private threads so that real work is not interrupted, and the protesters can have their venue to say what they want to say without it being disruptive in the 'work' threads. If it is a private thread and something comes of value from it, then all persons involved in that thread should take a vote as to open a new thread that shows the progress, but have it as read only, where yet again, protestors can have their own rebuttal and abuse delivery threads, fine, sure, go ahead.  So just like a family talking privately at home, all the way to a top gov meeting, we are all entitled to privacy at times, and I do not see that to be a problem in having that here if we want.  If some do not like that idea, then they must not like the idea of having PM abilities, of which is private. So what would be the issue in having private threads when really we could have completely private talks just like a thread in pm, but a thread is just better for many reasons.

Mags

@Magluvin,

There are people on this web site, yourself included, who don't understand basic formulas and laws, or choose to twist and misstate them. The rest of us can't accept this level of ignorance coupled with 'High Fashion" technical arguments. It's our duty to expose you as frauds.

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1083 on: April 21, 2017, 04:39:32 PM »
@Magluvin,

There are people on this web site, yourself included, who don't understand basic formulas and laws, or choose to twist and misstate them. The rest of us can't accept this level of ignorance coupled with 'High Fashion" technical arguments. It's our duty to expose you as frauds.

I approved this post above to reply to it publicly...

First off, it is mostly you who is saying that we dont understand this stuff. I dont see others agreeing with you here, its just you. You are not building anything to show and prove what you know. You just repeat day after day the same thing. What is that? Are you afraid that if you only wrote it once that nobody will see it?  After 50 times, still worried that nobody has noticed you? As for me, I am not sure that all of the laws and ideals are absolutely correct, so I dont hold them all as gold, otherwise it would be just a "move on folks, nothing more to see here' life. If they are, then this site is here just for giggles and wasted time. You are on moderation. And if you keep it up, as I can see every post before approval, I will do all I can to keep you moderated. There really isnt anyone here that I can see in agreement with your daily splatter.

You say there is fraud. You are only posting cut and paste. Woopty doo. Is that all you got? Do you have bench experience of what you declare as truth? If not then you dont have anything but cut and paste then its worth squat. Like reading a book on kung fu then saying you know kung fu. This isnt the matrix.  So you go ahead and keep posting as you wish, nobody is going to see them.

Mags

Magluvin

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1084 on: April 21, 2017, 05:13:51 PM »
How about having the threads as read only but the OP of the thread can "allow" or "deny" posting on a user or global basis,, this leaving the need for a moderator to remove any unwanted posts.

I think this would keep the intent of an open community in tact and then using PM you can still have the "closed" discussion when needed.

We already have that in moderation mode. Sometimes it is five or more pages a day and if a moderator isnt around, it could take a bit of time to read, think then approve a waiting message.  So for example, you may have posted 2 days ago and are waiting for approval. Well if its approved, it apears right where it was posted, possibly pages back and possibly days later of which the post may not even get read by someone that has already read that section or page and never get noticed.

Like if there is a read only thread with 5 guys, and if you wanted to join, just ask and if your not a bugger you should be able to join. Its not a prissy private club, its just a way to keep important discussion or project threads clean without having to have the 'job' of running the mop every day. Id rather not have that job and the floors wont get dirty if private or read only threads are allowed.

Mags

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1085 on: April 21, 2017, 05:18:28 PM »

I think this would keep the intent of an open community in tact and then using PM you can still have the "closed" discussion when needed.

Like I said before, PM is private and nobody can bother you between important private discussions. But you still have a different navigation of pm than you do with threads. And threads can show pics, pm not. Again if pm is allowed, then there should be no argument against a private thread that allows more convenience to the posters. And if a priv thread dies it should be made public

Mags

Magluvin

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1086 on: April 21, 2017, 06:08:20 PM »
Lets say I start a thread an set it global read write,, then someone starts posting all the usual garbage.

If I could then set that poster to read only for that thread only it would stop any further intrusion by that poster,, let them start there own thread then to have there say,, like what you are talking about and all of the discussion is out and in the public view.

I take my private stuff and keep most of it in email,, a little PM now and then,, but mostly email. 

If *I* could set that condition for the threads *I* start then no moderator is needed until there are posts that need to be removed,, I would also think that when enough threads are read only for a few posters that they would either change there ways or leave.

Just my thoughts on it.

If all thread makers had that ability, there may be some that are tossed because of things that are not legit and all could get messy and not fair at all.

monitoring threads and responding to complaints as a moderator is not a pleasant biz. Having read only threads I believe is best where all can see but cant disrupt and waste time, of which I really value my time.

Yeah we could all just leave and email eachother. But this site is setup for the convenience of not intermixing like having to sort through messages like email or pms if there is a lot of them. At OUR I think that there is a more happy environment in private and read only threads. Im all for happiness. Businesses succeed better with happy workers and so should a smart group of people trying to find OU in a thread where we dont have to have ANY disruptions and the record of the thread is clean and easily read through.

Mags

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1087 on: April 21, 2017, 06:18:36 PM »
I really like the idea of read only thread for builders and researchers.  I don't think any of us have anything to hide but it would be nice to carry on a discussion with like minded builders and researchers without all the clutter.  I started a thread at EF just for technical discussion because of this very problem.  Some builders did not want their thread cluttered up with discussion so in respect to that I started that thread.  Sometimes it is used and sometimes not but it is there for use by the ones that want it.

There are a couple of threads there now that are considered builders threads only and most of us that still go to that forum just respect that request.  As far as I know it is not actively enforced by the Admin but just voluntarily respected.  From what I have seen here the voluntary part probably won't work.

If Stefan can set up a read only format with only selected members able to post I do believe it would help this forum a lot.

Respectfully,
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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1088 on: April 21, 2017, 08:12:08 PM »
Haven't followed this (my own) thread anymore. But as it is mine, here is a related post:

I made some more coils. I earlier used bifilar coils to be pulsed. I now tried single wire coils:

I connected the two single wire pancake coil in series, to my IGBT pulse driver.
The IGBT became extremely hot (much hotter than with a pulsed bifilar coil).
I guess this is because of the back emf produced, by the pulsed coils.
To avoid it, i should use a diode and a resistor in parallel with the coil, to burn the energy of the back emf.

So, I guess I will be making another bifilar pancake coil, to pulse in series.

isnt it funny, that the bifilar coil doesnt produce this troublesome back emf?

Telsa in his patent states, the back emf of a normal single wire coil, can be fixed with capacitance... but how?

I must say... these bifilar coils have their advantage (the IGBT stays cool)

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1089 on: April 21, 2017, 08:58:03 PM »
This is a quote from Erfinder that was removed while I was reading it. I was going to reply but it said post didnt exist. So I back paged and still was able to copy. I will clean it up for the one that removed it so i can reply.

"Moderation is a waste of time!  You cannot expect to grow if you censor.  If you don't want to read someone's post, ignore them.  This place gets cluster @#$%^& quickly....which is worse, twenty pages of someone spamming, or twenty pages of someone slamming you with every text book ever written, showering you in s@#$ no one needs a lesson in,  and at the end of the lecture you're still as clueless as the guy/gal spamming....


This is not the place for a productive discussion, never was, and probably never will be.  Those whose experience allows them to"represent" the status quo aren't wise enough to shut the $%^& up and let people fall on their faces!  The excuse that you are trying to save people from taking advice from the idiots is idiotic....  The excuse that you just can't stand by and allow the ignorant spread lies is a bold face lie. There are no facts.  Think and believe what you want....  IF you take advice from a fool, and you didn't know the advice came from a fool...what does that make you...not a question.


That coil is the subject of this thread....stop listening to milehigh preach about single sine functions!  I read the patent too....and despite what you think, Tesla said what he said for the likes of milehigh, not you open minded folk!  For the open minded, there's a load you need to catch up on!  But you won't.....you will continue to listen to milehigh and others who know nothing more than the value of silence....."


I am not a fan of moderation. And in ref to the same paragraph I have voiced my concerns with the crap that screw up threads, and I have seen that read only and or private threads help with that a lot. At OUR others make separate threads that deal with further discussions that keep the read only threads clean so it is easier to go through for those that are really interested in the subject. So Im not sure why the beat down there...

As for who is in the thread doing builds and tests and how they do them, well they are doing it. You are not. You are just doing this. Not a great example really. I thought we could get along but you are now just here beating on me. You do have children dont you?........ Is this how you teach them? Come on dude.

As for the coil, maybe you dont see that Im 'trying' to figure out other ways of approaching it other than what the pat says, even though one of the ideas is based on what the pat says. So what if I am way off of what you claim is the proper way to deal with it. Maybe I havnt got there yet and maybe never will. Who knows. What you claim may not even exist 'as far as we know'. How could we know as we are all screwed as you claim.

Anyway, I tried to be on a good side with you but you are just too much.

Mags

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1090 on: April 21, 2017, 09:31:15 PM »

Moderation is a waste of time!  You cannot expect to grow if you censor.  If you don't want to read someone's post, ignore them.  This place gets clusterquickly....which is worse, twenty pages of someone spamming, or twenty pages of someone slamming you with every text book ever written, showering you in no one needs a lesson in,  and at the end of the lecture you're still as clueless as the guy/gal spamming....


This is not the place for a productive discussion, never was, and probably never will be.  Those whose experience allows them to"represent" the status quo aren't wise enough to shut the  up and let people fall on their faces!  The excuse that you are trying to save people from taking advice from the idiots is idiotic....  The excuse that you just can't stand by and allow the ignorant spread lies is a bold face lie. There are no facts.  Think and believe what you want.... 


IF you take advice from a fool, and you didn't know the advice came from a fool...what does that make you...not a question.That coil is the subject of this thread....stop listening to milehigh preach about single sine functions!  ..... despite what you think, Tesla said what he said for the likes of milehigh, not you open minded folk!  For the open minded, there's a shit load you need to catch up on!  But you won't.....you will continue to listen to milehigh and others who know nothing more than the value of silence.....

I asked you politely to leave the foul language out,and you refused to do so.
I will not ask again.

Brad

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1091 on: April 21, 2017, 09:32:07 PM »
Just like deja vu all over again.

I showed how when the bifilar coil self-resonates, the amount of energy stored in the LC resonator relative to the continuous resistive power burn is negligible.

I was the impetus for the frequency sweep, and the surprise so far is that we have only seen parallel resonance and not series resonance like the patent states.

Erfinder makes lots of claims but will not reveal anything.

Magluvin is going to do some future testing but will not reveal what it is all about.

And of course I ask the questions that many won't ask or they are afraid to ask because of the special flavour of political correctness around here:  What is the Tesla series bifilar pancake coil good for?  What can you do with it?  I have asked similar questions about other issues that nobody dare speak in the past.

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1092 on: April 21, 2017, 09:36:37 PM »
Just like deja vu all over again.

I showed how when the bifilar coil self-resonates, the amount of energy stored in the LC resonator relative to the continuous resistive power burn is negligible.

I was the impetus for the frequency sweep, and the surprise so far is that we have only seen parallel resonance and not series resonance like the patent states.

Erfinder makes lots of claims but will not reveal anything.

Magluvin is going to do some future testing but will not reveal what it is all about.

And of course I ask the questions that many won't ask or they are afraid to ask because of the special flavour of political correctness around here:  What is the Tesla series bifilar pancake coil good for?  What can you do with it?  I have asked similar questions about other issues that nobody dare speak in the past.

Well i for one,have found nothing special about it-yet,other than the lower resonant frequency.

Erfinder will talk lot's,but never tell you anything other than riddles-it's the way he has always been.

Brad

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1093 on: April 21, 2017, 10:00:05 PM »
Just like deja vu all over again.

I showed how when the bifilar coil self-resonates, the amount of energy stored in the LC resonator relative to the continuous resistive power burn is negligible.

I was the impetus for the frequency sweep, and the surprise so far is that we have only seen parallel resonance and not series resonance like the patent states.

Erfinder makes lots of claims but will not reveal anything.

Magluvin is going to do some future testing but will not reveal what it is all about.

And of course I ask the questions that many won't ask or they are afraid to ask because of the special flavour of political correctness around here:  What is the Tesla series bifilar pancake coil good for?  What can you do with it?  I have asked similar questions about other issues that nobody dare speak in the past.

Before this thread gets totally out of hand, I would like to propose at least one answer to MH's question above.  The TBC could be modeled as a symmetrical transmission line wherein each wire of the bifilar pair contains lumped inductors and the distributed capacitance between this bifilar pair are lumped capacitances connected between the lumped inductors.  I've attached a schematic to represent this. 

If this is correct, it might explain how when at a certain frequency no current appears to flow thru the TBC but yet induction can be detected with a separate sense coil in proximity.  IOW, the TBC is still inductively active when it appears not to be.  Possible applications to free energy, well, I guess that is up to us to figure out!

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Re: The bifilar pancake coil at its resonant frequency
« Reply #1094 on: April 21, 2017, 10:14:49 PM »
Hi Itsu,

I think you would need to make the pancake's self resonant frequency a little bit tunable by connecting a max 100 pF variable cap in parallel with it first and then approach the pickup coil near to it with its own variable cap. 
The detuning factor mutually affecting both coils resonances is the distance between them i.e. coupling between them. Any time you change the distance, you would have to retune both coils, this means you need coils to be tunable to both directions, up and down.   I do not think a  max 100  pF extra cap across the pancake would influence meaningfully any other properties of it other than its self resonant frequency.
The so called critical coupling would bring the most favorable response between the coils like in band pass filter cases.

Addition: I think any time there is a double peak created in the response then overcoupling is happening, this means you need to increase the distance between the two coils and retune their variable capacitors a little. 

Gyula

I made a similar TBP coil like the one i already had and which has similar specifications (1.4 Ohm each coil, 130uH each coil etc.)
With a fairly great distance between them, i can tune them (using a 45 - 450pF variable capacitor on the driven TCP coil) to resonate around
the same frequency.
When narrowing the gap between the TBP coils we see the resonance points getting split due to overcoupling, see screenshot below.

Yellow is the driven TBP coil being sweeped between 200 and 400 Khz.
Purple is the pickup TBP coil at the same resonance frequency.
Blue is the FG sweep signal.

Video here:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iXfDTRQKZ0

Regards Itsu