Winding the VicCoil

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...Remember,the cell should be kept small.Like a 3 inch set of tubes, 1/2 inside and 3/4 outside.It will not work on a multi tube cell like Stans demo cell.The capacitance would be way to high.Keep it small like Stan states.One 3 inch set of tubes was said to be able to process 5 gallons of water per hour.
Don

Welcome Don.

It's nice to hear from a first hand observer!

My question concerns your statements concerning the cell. Are the tubes loose or tight fit in the cell? Is the inner tube a little longer than the outer tube?

I always appreciated my understanding of how Stan continued to miniturize the mechanics of his process while maximizing the output.

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If the gp stands for gas processor,I take it you meen the air gas processor.That unit wasn't open to see the leds.As for the tubes in the cell,there are pictures of his cell,but I didn't see that type of cell when I visited Stans buggy.It was set up with the injectors and not a gas type cell.The picture I'm talking about shows the tubes mounted in a base with a plug in the top of the tubes to hold them apart.In the same picture,it shows a bunch of leds and some colored lenses.There are also another picyure that shows three units mounted on top of each other,plus the hydrogen gas gun.Those are the cells.

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Here are three more pictures that the owner sent me at the start of this.Some of you might have seen them already.One is the box Stan made to house the VIC coil,and one is the gas gun,and the last is the buggy.
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Well we already saw those pics but its still nice to see them ... Wish we could see the real thing ...

Its clear that the ``multi-coil-spool-assembly`` is just that , a multi coil spool assembly ...

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This is my first post to this site.I will be sharing info on the VIC coil I saw when I visited Stans buggy this past month.First off it's a two piece bobbin assy.One inside the other.It's about 3 inches in dia. and 3 1/2 inches long.It uses a EI laminate steel core.The laminates are very thin,around .006" .The coil assy looks just like the drawing in the memo 425 figure 6-1.If you are looking at it from the side it would look like that picture.If viewed from the front,you would see the laminate core going all the way around the outside and the center leg passing through the center.The chokes are wound on the inside bobbin first in the machined grooves,first one groove than the next and so on.Then the primary is wound over top of the chokes going from left to right and back left untill the desired wraps are on.This bobbin then presses inside the outer bobbin and the secondary windinges go in the grooves just like the chokes.Fill one groove then move onto the next untill you have the needed wraps.I will have some pictures to share with everyone once my friend sends me the pictures he took,when we went.As you can see my picture to the side thats me with the buggy.
I'll tell more as we go along.
Don

Hy Don, did you saw the chokes and prymary windings?what style?awg?Thanks!