The 3d Monopole Coil How To Build

[James_Somewhere_In_Idaho]

Hmmm...I don't know why anyone here still uses Windows programs. Ubuntu Linux has quite a large engineering support community, and what you CAN'T get free, you can just pay a little for--and, most of the free stuff is fantastic, including CAD/CAM/CAE, Pc BOARD DEVELOPMENT, 3d printing, and just about any type of open source project you can think of. Most of the programs that are available use inter-OS type files, so anything you already have can be accessed by the alternative programs. I run Ubuntu 12.04, and its funny watching mall-ware try to gain access--not happening! My wife still uses Bill's spyware operating system. I hear it revving up, during the night--probably MS engineers doing their rounds HA! I hope you all consider moving over to something better...just saying...

[John_Bedini]

Brodie,
I have other uses for that wheel as you will soon see. But do understand what your saying.
John

wouldnt it be better to remove spokes and just use different infill settings?? You wouldnt get any wind resistance, and you would probably use less material than making spokes

[John_Bedini]

YouTube Link

So lets see what YouTube did here is the link

https://youtu.be/OD7XkmIP3gY

John

[James_Somewhere_In_Idaho]

Hmmm...I don't know why anyone here still uses Windows programs. Ubuntu Linux has quite a large engineering support community, and what you CAN'T get free, you can just pay a little for--and, most of the free stuff is fantastic, including CAD/CAM/CAE, Pc BOARD DEVELOPMENT, 3d printing, and just about any type of open source project you can think of. Most of the programs that are available use inter-OS type files, so anything you already have can be accessed by the alternative programs. I run Ubuntu 12.04, and its funny watching mall-ware try to gain access--not happening! My wife still uses Bill's spyware operating system. I hear it revving up, during the night--probably MS engineers doing their rounds HA! I hope you all consider moving over to something better...just saying...

[James_Somewhere_In_Idaho]

OOOPS! sorry for the double pose. I was having trouble with the site.

[BobZilla]

Maybe it's your Linux box goofing up ;-)

Just kidding friend, the trouble is windows is the main stream. I get your point of view but it is what it is.

[John_Koorn]

Hi John,

Looks like you've been busy! Did you find that the push or pull arrangement was any more efficient than the other?

John K.

[James_Somewhere_In_Idaho]

I like your humour, Bob.

Ya, I get that Windows is "mainstream"...kind of what my wife says to me, but she is usually sleeping when outsiders are making the rounds on her computer at...say...2AM. And, my wife makes her own decisions, like you all, and is very smart, like you all. However, my argument, just to state a point, is that JOHN'S technology is NOT mainstream, and those we call "THEY" love to mess with him and the rest of us if THEY can, making things harder for everyone concerned. It's really easy for any and all corps/agencies to do that, since there are innumerable back-doors to everything you are doing when using Bill's products--for their (Bill's corp) benefit and for the powers that wana-be (think "Snowden"). I don't know, but my decision would be, and is, to have a more secure system...not one where the wolf sells you key to the hen-house he built for you...while holding a dozen more keys behind his back...allegorically of course. So, you all being intelligent persons and all--making your own life decisions, as it were, , and being embarrassed for hijacking John's thread, I demure...

James, somewhere in Idaho

[Ed_Morbus]

John_Bedini
Thanks for sharing

[min2oly]

I found the dollar store solar toy circuits work very well with these small low voltage builds, and the circuit that works best is the one that comes with that begging for money solar toy Japanese cat. It runs down to the microamps. The thing with these ckts as well as the one you mention in the video is they do not have as much of a spike for recovery - although Dadhav (John H.) was able to find the sweet spot for his...
KR - Patrick A.

[John_Bedini]

[min2oly]

[min2oly]

So lets see what YouTube did here is the link

https://youtu.be/OD7XkmIP3gY

John

I really like this build.
I wonder how much more difficult it would be to mount it on "magnetic bearings". I'm just thinking since it's so light that could actually be an option...
KR - Patrick A.

[John_Bedini]

https://youtu.be/XQzcYZk9MWA

[min2oly]

Hi John,
your zero force motor has always been one of my favorites. There are so many that are my favorites...
would it help if the coil formed the arc shape of the rotor for efficiency or does that not really matter. also, in the first vid I watched you added an iron core on the fly which took the motor from 100mA to 0.0mA would it do the same here or does that need the bipolar switch?
Thanks for sharing these - I'm on pins and needles now.
KR - Patrick A.

https://youtu.be/XQzcYZk9MWA