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« on April 4th, 2012, 12:44 PM »

Hello to all!! I hope to be around a while soaking up information.

Reason for thread
So after about 3 months of; researching, dead ends, and hours of youtube demonstrations, I've come here to learn from people much more experienced than I.

My Application
I am trying to build a coil with a 2 inch diameter. I want it to produce a 1.4T field in it's center. The coil can only be 1/2 an thick. I will then make a core out of 99.95% iron wire and epoxy. I am basically trying to make an electromagnet with it a core equal in size and strength as a 2x1x1 inch N42 bar magnet.

My Questions
What I can't figure out is how to calculate the b-field of a starship coil. On top of that, I can't decide on which type of coil will produce the strongest field at limited thickness.

I haven't been able to find out why a starship type coil produces a stronger magnetic field than a traditional electromagnet. Does anyone know the answers to these questions or have a link they could share?

« Reply #1, on April 4th, 2012, 01:45 PM »

Quote from Samson4 on April 4th, 2012, 12:44 PM

Hello to all!! I hope to be around a while soaking up information.

Reason for thread
So after about 3 months of; researching, dead ends, and hours of youtube demonstrations, I've come here to learn from people much more experienced than I.

My Application
I am trying to build a coil with a 2 inch diameter. I want it to produce a 1.4T field in it's center. The coil can only be 1/2 an thick. I will then make a core out of 99.95% iron wire and epoxy. I am basically trying to make an electromagnet with it a core equal in size and strength as a 2x1x1 inch N42 bar magnet.

My Questions
What I can't figure out is how to calculate the b-field of a starship coil. On top of that, I can't decide on which type of coil will produce the strongest field at limited thickness.

I haven't been able to find out why a starship type coil produces a stronger magnetic field than a traditional electromagnet. Does anyone know the answers to these questions or have a link they could share?

Russ or Firepinto could probably help you.

Quote from Samson4 on April 4th, 2012, 12:44 PM

Hello to all!! I hope to be around a while soaking up information.

Reason for thread
So after about 3 months of; researching, dead ends, and hours of youtube demonstrations, I've come here to learn from people much more experienced than I.

My Application
I am trying to build a coil with a 2 inch diameter. I want it to produce a 1.4T field in it's center. The coil can only be 1/2 an thick. I will then make a core out of 99.95% iron wire and epoxy. I am basically trying to make an electromagnet with it a core equal in size and strength as a 2x1x1 inch N42 bar magnet.

My Questions
What I can't figure out is how to calculate the b-field of a starship coil. On top of that, I can't decide on which type of coil will produce the strongest field at limited thickness.

I haven't been able to find out why a starship type coil produces a stronger magnetic field than a traditional electromagnet. Does anyone know the answers to these questions or have a link they could share?

my tests /theory has shown that these coils produce such a magnetic field that the field is not contained but instead reflected out!

so the wire crossing in a 90 degree from each other dose some weird things like project the magnetic field instead on making it all concentrated...

i hope this makes sense.

look up what happens when 2 wires are 90 degrees from each other.

i'm not sure how much T my coils produce as i don't have a way of checking. but i can these babys put off a tun of emf... that's bad for your health if over exposed. i have gotten sick from a lot of power pumped in to this coil:

http://vortexspace.org/download/attachments/10649631/IMG_2966.jpg

i hope this helps. one place i can recamend you is here:

vortexspace.org/dashboard.action
be sure to join the rodincoil group on Google...

also skycollection on youtube is doing some really cool stuff...

~Russ

« Reply #3, on April 6th, 2012, 05:05 AM »

Quote from ~Russ/Rwg42985 on April 4th, 2012, 11:39 PM

Quote from Samson4 on April 4th, 2012, 12:44 PM
Hello to all!! I hope to be around a while soaking up information.

Reason for thread
So after about 3 months of; researching, dead ends, and hours of youtube demonstrations, I've come here to learn from people much more experienced than I.

My Application
I am trying to build a coil with a 2 inch diameter. I want it to produce a 1.4T field in it's center. The coil can only be 1/2 an thick. I will then make a core out of 99.95% iron wire and epoxy. I am basically trying to make an electromagnet with it a core equal in size and strength as a 2x1x1 inch N42 bar magnet.

My Questions
What I can't figure out is how to calculate the b-field of a starship coil. On top of that, I can't decide on which type of coil will produce the strongest field at limited thickness.

I haven't been able to find out why a starship type coil produces a stronger magnetic field than a traditional electromagnet. Does anyone know the answers to these questions or have a link they could share?
my tests /theory has shown that these coils produce such a magnetic field that the field is not contained but instead reflected out!

so the wire crossing in a 90 degree from each other dose some weird things like project the magnetic field instead on making it all concentrated...

i hope this makes sense.

look up what happens when 2 wires are 90 degrees from each other.

i'm not sure how much T my coils produce as i don't have a way of checking. but i can these babys put off a tun of emf... that's bad for your health if over exposed. i have gotten sick from a lot of power pumped in to this coil:

http://vortexspace.org/download/attachments/10649631/IMG_2966.jpg

i hope this helps. one place i can recamend you is here:

vortexspace.org/dashboard.action
be sure to join the rodincoil group on Google...

also skycollection on youtube is doing some really cool stuff...

~Russ

Thank you for the links. Lots of new and interesting topics to read. As for skycollection, I believe I have watched everyone of his videos. He is one of the only people I know of using a core in a starship.

What do you think about using aluminum versus copper in a starship coil? I'd like to think the aluminum's paramagnetic characteristic would aid in magnetism.

« Reply #4, on August 16th, 2017, 06:18 AM »

Quote from Samson4 on April 6th, 2012, 05:05 AM

my tests /theory has shown that these coils produce such a magnetic field that the field is not contained but instead reflected out!

so the wire crossing in a 90 degree from each other dose some weird things like project the magnetic field instead on making it all concentrated...

i hope this makes sense.

look up what happens when 2 wires are 90 degrees from each other.

i'm not sure how much T my coils produce as i don't have a way of checking. but i can these babys put off a tun of emf... that's bad for your health if over exposed. i have gotten sick from a lot of power pumped in to this coil:

http://vortexspace.org/download/attachments/10649631/IMG_2966.jpg

i hope this helps. one place i can recamend you is here:

vortexspace.org/dashboard.action
be sure to join the rodincoil group on Google...

also skycollection on youtube is doing some really cool stuff...

~Russ

Thank you for the links. Lots of new and interesting topics to read. As for skycollection, I believe I have watched everyone of his videos. He is one of the only people I know of using a core in a starship.

What do you think about using aluminum versus copper in a starship coil? I'd like to think the aluminum's paramagnetic characteristic would aid in magnetism.