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Uploaded by on May 12, 2007

What happens when the Helmholtz coils rock

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  • Thanks GK; that helps clear up some things! :-)

    Though where is the O/U coming from if the string (collector) is vibrated by two driven coils?

  • In case you haven't been here or the other threads:

    overunity /index.php/topic,1872.msg21437­.html#msg21437

  • Left uncontrolled the amp would overload and burn itself out

  • the feedback loop is the air space. I have left this thing on the string till the feedback from the Bose is unbearable. And of course it just gets louder and on going. The tpu uses a magnetic field for the feedback loop.

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  • I noticed that when I used a reversing sweep in a tone generator, the moment of reversal caused a spike. So I set a continuous, very tight sweep and was able to produce continuous spikes. I would try sweeping around the frequencies where you are already getting the spikes.

  • yum

  • justin would throw a fit if he saw you doing that to that guitar, and next time, use my guitar its prettier.

  • gk good stuff clears it up just thought i would throw my .02 in

  • Wow...! Hilarious....! Great Stuff... GK!

    TPU's for everyone!

    ~Dan

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