Given recent posts on the nature of iron wire cores here and in some of the TPU threads and call for brainstorming, I thought I'd toss out an idea for feedback. It's a twist a twist on the Hubbard Coil that I'm trying to work out mentally before trying out...
+Centre coil actually a toroid consisting in magnetized iron wire core wrapped in layer of cotton fabric.
Cu coil wrapped around iron wire core in toroid fashion at 45degree angle. Hopefully,
magnetized Fe core will inductively trigger the Cu coil.
+Cu coil - both ends run to Avramenko Plug and single wire lead.
+Lead from AV Plug becomes primary on 1st outer coil.
+Secondary on same (1st outer) coil has both ends terminating in AV plug to diode,
then to wind as primary onto next coil.
+Primary from 1st coil runs to 2nd coil to be wound as secondary.
+Repeat until you've gone all the way around your circular coil setup.
Here's the thing- Since I'm working with AV plug on secondary, I have to leave end of primary on last coil open. Two ends of Secondary go to AV plug for single wire transmission.
This is kind of wild, but given the AV plug's close association with radiant energy/CE, I'm wondering if it might move us a little further down the field in the quest for producing and harnessing electricity from an aether vortex. It might also produce something very dangerous (Grumpy's black hole

). This is part of why I want to put it out there.
Given what has been happenning on Doc Stiffler's SEC thread, it would seem that an increased load placed on a single line transmission from the AV plug will draw increased energy in from the aether/lattice . Now, maybe we need some caps in there to help the conversion process. I'm not sure.
Here's where we cross over into TPU territory, and I apologize. If the centre coil/toroid alone can produce the aether vortex effect, perhaps we don't even need the outer ring of coils. - Then we are dealing with more of a TPU - We have our AV plug off the Cu winding.
If we can't get the AV plug working from this simple arrangement, it may be necessary to substitute a trifilar inductively coupled oscillator circuit using an NPN transistor for the single CU winding. This will produce pulsed DC (at least thru a rectifier), and the 3rd wire can be sent to an AV plug. Anyhow, see what you think.
Just a note: I'm the first to admit that I don't know what's going to come off the AV plug lead once it's coiled and a secondary wound over top. I don't want to put anybody at risk, so it might be good for some of the more knowledgeable members to offer any observations about this kind of proposal. If this thing does work, consider it my open source gift which has evolved with some help from others whose circuits and insights are posted on this site.
FWIW,
B