Re: [TCML] Tesla's spinning egg of Columbus

[Ed Phillips <evp@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Gary,

So it did to me last time the subject was up, but I was informed that 
when the fields from adjacent windings oppose each other, the resultant 
field leaves the core quite freely. As in Television Tube deflector coils.

Ed Phillips answered it, so I don`t question the  answer.


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Cheers, Finn Hammer"

   Wish my wife trusted me the way you do!!!!!!

Ed

   Easy way to think about the subject.  Wind two coils around separate 
vertical iron rods and connect them so that when current is fed through 
them the north or south magnetic pole is facing in the same direction 
for each.  Now put a piece of magnetic material across the tops and 
bottoms of the rods.  The magnetic field will flow across the gap 
between these horizontal pieces.  This will form a rectangular magnetic 
structure.  Now replace all of the iron pieces with a continuous coil 
[toroid if you will] of magnetic material and the fields will be the 
same.  I seem to remember pictures showing that Tesla used a similar 
configuration.  Works with any pair of coils on opposite sides of the 
ring so the setup can be run two-phase, three-phase, or whatever.

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