I spent some time over the weekend putting together that new coil I mentioned in my last blog. This design does work as far as creating a good electromagnetic field. I must caution that you need to be careful if you are going to put together this kind of coil. The coil uses un-insulated copper wire in two directions. The current is put into the first wire running in one direction, then a diode or timer swithes the current into the other wire running the other direction. Do not at any time touch the wires while it is connected as you will get a nasty shock.
I started the next phase of this particular design and I wanted to share the progress as I construct and add more and more elements. I have included the photos at the end. There is not much difference in the coil that I am building except that the copper windings are going to be made from copper sheets instead of wires, and the dimensions are a bit more precise. I am using pressed paper that is somewhat firm. I cut two circles 5.5 inches in diameter with a 3/4 inch thickness and 3/4 inches in hight. I am using the same material to provide support to give the coil its hight. This will become more clear as you view the photos. With the high frequency division between the alternating coil wires, I am hoping to obtain at least a small weight loss or levitation (anti-gravity) by the end of one and a half months.Using these demensions, you can scale it up to what ever size you wish. I took these measurments from a design by Stan Deyo's 30 foot anti-gravity lift coil. I calculated that it was 30 foot in diameter, 3foot 6 inches in height and thickness and uses 6 inch width by 1/2 inch flat copper wire. There is some confusion as to use or not to use an iron core or leave it as an air coil. I will experiment with both. I would like to request that if anyone tries to build this and uses an iron core and has success or not, please let me know. With that I will keep you posted. Thank you.Sirius 8 Light Years
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