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Energy efficiency Gain or Loss? What do you think?
Hello MeBigGuy! I should have joined a diagram. I added one for you to this reply. The cooker is the source of power. The flat coil No1 and No2 are powered by induction coupling performed by the internal (also flat) coil of the cooker. The idea was to find out if we could increase the power...- teslafanclub
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Energy efficiency Gain or Loss? What do you think?
Hello Russ! Lovely photo of you with that gorgeous telescope! Okay, I am happy to confirm we have a 1.00 power factor with the cooker ON, the first coil resting nicely on top, and that coil connected to the load of about 2800W of light bulbs. On the next trial, we also got a 1.00 power factor...- teslafanclub
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Energy efficiency Gain or Loss? What do you think?
Hello!Thanks for your reply. You're right a diagram is better. I did one by hand - the attached JPEG. Hope it is clear enough. Looking forward to what you say. Teslafanclub. Click below here:- teslafanclub
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Energy efficiency Gain or Loss? What do you think?
Energy efficiency related question: please help with an anwer to the following: Given a flat electrical coil of known dimentions, this coil is used as an induction coil, laid flat, on top of the cooking surface of an induction cooker. Basically, the induction cooker has a copper braided coil...- teslafanclub
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