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<source_dipole@y...> wrote:
>
> 1. On building the coils does anyone know of a company that
> will wind the coils for you? Is this a critical construction
> element? Hand winding or not?
>
> 2. On the permanent rectangular magnet in the center.
> Will any type of magnet work? Can anyone suggest a
> good company to buy from or will any electronic supplier
> do? How tight should the fit be?
>
> 3. On "CLOSING THE LOOP". Do you mean to disconnect
> from or by-pass the battery altogether? Is this what
> is ment by "CLOSING THE LOOP"?
>
> 4. On the 320 core. Why is this size of core being used?
> What about a bigger core? Would a bigger core be better
> in terms of avoiding core saturation and producing greater
> power output?
>
> 5. The Battery. Will 24 Volts work instead of 25 volts?
> Is there a battery type that will work better than some other?
>
> 6. Stan. Where can I buy that electronic circuit simulator
> you mentioned using in one of your responses?
<source_dipole@y...> wrote:
>
> 1. On building the coils does anyone know of a company that
> will wind the coils for you? Is this a critical construction
> element? Hand winding or not?
>
> 2. On the permanent rectangular magnet in the center.
> Will any type of magnet work? Can anyone suggest a
> good company to buy from or will any electronic supplier
> do? How tight should the fit be?
>
> 3. On "CLOSING THE LOOP". Do you mean to disconnect
> from or by-pass the battery altogether? Is this what
> is ment by "CLOSING THE LOOP"?
>
> 4. On the 320 core. Why is this size of core being used?
> What about a bigger core? Would a bigger core be better
> in terms of avoiding core saturation and producing greater
> power output?
>
> 5. The Battery. Will 24 Volts work instead of 25 volts?
> Is there a battery type that will work better than some other?
>
> 6. Stan. Where can I buy that electronic circuit simulator
> you mentioned using in one of your responses?
Dear Source_Dipole,
The electronic circuit simulator that I use is MicroSim Eval. 8.0. This program can be downloaded for free from ...
On this page find the "MicroSim Version 8.0" section and the select "1. Click here to download version 8.0 of Schematics from MicroSim." Then, at the resulting next page, select "Method 1: Click here to download PSpice in one large file (16 MB)." The file that you download to your PC should be named 80dlabe.exe and should indeed be about 16 Mb in size. I really like this program even though it is only a demo version and won't allow you to create your own parts and/or bring in PSpice libraries.
Best,
Stan Mayer
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