EEG_EM_New_Technique_TRANSVERSE_FLUX (TF) (Provisional Patent Applied for)

[kloakez]

Hi, maybe I read it wrong, but I can't find a reason why the legs of the core can't be the same length. Can someone explain this to me? Thank you

If you are making the cores from electrical steel (or any other material) laminations, it allows you to cut the core from a rectangular shape, thereby eliminating waste.

[kloakez]

HI, Question why the link doesn't work https://www .mooker.com/thread-47-post-608.html#pid608 .
Thank you

Hi Barbucha, there were at least two threads on the Mooker forum that were related to building the transverse flux excess energy generator that have been ultimately deleted by Solarlab because there was some...let's say incongruence between what Solarlab and some other people on the forum thought "open source" meant. In my eyes that was unnecessary. Solarlab shared more than enough information for anyone (who has the skills) to build the device.

[Barbucha]

Hi, thanks for the info. Yes, I use Google translate, but since some translations are not really identical, I have the original versions of the pages open at the same time, which do not show these problems. Mainly, attachments cannot be opened through it. However, I was interested in the EEG_EM issue and out of curiosity I started to build a replica. I wonder what the result will be. If there is interest from your side, I can inform the forum about the result of the replica. Let me know if I should post these results.

[kloakez]

It would be great if you could share your results. How many cores are you using?

[Barbucha]

Hello, good, since there is interest in my replication, some initial information about the construction. I am using 8 cores as per design. The difference is that I decided not to use electric steel cores, but ferrite CF297 type U cores, but smaller size 18x25mm due to the price. In my opinion, even a reduced construction should confirm the viability of this theory. If the replica will work, I want to try large U cores made of CF194A/275 material, or GT100 electrical steel type special C cores, which are intended for applications up to 20kHz and I think would be suitable for this application because of their electromagnetic properties. However, I don't know their price yet. But I'm afraid that cores made of this material will only be available in China, and with the cost of shipping, it won't be cheap. But it will certainly be much cheaper than custom made cores. Continuation after initial exams. Until then, happy hunting.