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"Rick [Kitty5]" wrote:
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> don't you just love people who count in powers.....
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:) It's not a habit of mine, but the logical approach in this case. You should
see why from the image below, showing a cross-section of the wires.
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"Greg M. Johnson" wrote:
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> Cool. Does your algo prevent intersections?
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Yes.
The structure is very much like a rope, i.e. a number of strands wound together,
then a number of groups of strands wound together etc.
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Mick Hazelgrove wrote:
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> Now try splicin' that fer real!
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Just thinking about it gets me all huffed and sweaty...
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> So what's the inductance/field strength/magnetic flux on this thing? :D
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And you kiss your mother with that mouth?!
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Christoph Hormann wrote:
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> Nice, but it looks a bit too homogenous for rusty wires (or is it copper ?),
It's supposed to be copper. I had to do gamma correction, which sort of washed
out the colours.
> ground looks interesting too, but very small, could you do a closeup of it ?
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It's basically a crackle pattern. Doesn't look all that good at a large scale. I
can send you the source if you want.
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Margus Ramst wrote:
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> It's basically a crackle pattern. Doesn't look all that good at a large scale. I
> can send you the source if you want.
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If it's just a crackle pigment it's not necessary, it somehow looked as if it
were true 3-dimensional stones ...
Christoph
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Ken wrote:
> David Fontaine wrote:
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> > So what's the inductance/field strength/magnetic flux on this thing? :D
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> Probably self canceling.
I was just throwing in words not knowing what they meant. :)
So no possible application for say, a Mega Tesla Coil?
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> Ken wrote:
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> > David Fontaine wrote:
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> > > So what's the inductance/field strength/magnetic flux on this thing? :D
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> > Probably self canceling.
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> I was just throwing in words not knowing what they meant. :)
Ah!
> So no possible application for say, a Mega Tesla Coil?
Not.
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Margus Ramst wrote:
> :) It's not a habit of mine, but the logical approach in this case. You should
> see why from the image below, showing a cross-section of the wires.
Fractaline too, this is math-nerd heaven! *drool*
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David Fontaine wrote:
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> > Probably self canceling.
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Actually, I think it would be very similar to that of a single torus...
> I was just throwing in words not knowing what they meant. :)
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> So no possible application for say, a Mega Tesla Coil?
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Sure, but not more than with a simple torus of large minor radius.
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