What exactly is a sharship coil?

[Red Squirrel]

I see lot of youtube videos of people using starship coils in various electrical projects. Mostly motors and generators. What exactly do they do different than a standard rotary coil? Are they more efficient? different magnetic field? Nobody seems to explain why they used such a coil over a normal coil.

 

[mindless1]

http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Marco Rodin Coils.pdf

 

[MrDudeMan]

http://www.panaceauniversity.org/Marco Rodin Coils.pdf

That PDF is worthless in terms of explaining the theory behind the coil. That's mostly because the theory behind the coil seems like a load of crap, at least on the surface. Make your own decision, but the guy who is preaching the math behind this coil seems a little crazy to me.

Marko Rodin has studied a series of simple regularities in the decimal number system. From these he derives his "Vortex mathematics". Vortex mathematics is purported to explain all mathematical operations, the genes, and non-decaying energy. These regularities are inherent to the decimal system because of its base. You can find similar regularities in systems other than the decimal. They are for example applied in binary arithmetic - to make the computer work you're sitting in front of.

The Rodin Coil consists of a pair of wires wrapped around a doughnut-shaped core in a star pattern. Rodin claims this particular design, deduced from his number theory, yields different electromagnetic properties than any other coil - enabling it to create perpetual energy, and thus breaking fundamental laws of physics. Rodin admits no being able to build those coils himself - as he is "not an electrical engineer" (see http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zVrrtigKcpE&feature=related at 3:00). In absence of any scientific proof, it remains therefore highly questionable, to say the least, whether the Rodin coil has any special physical properties.

According to Rodin, the coil represents the underpinning geometry of the universe, which draws its non-decaying energy from the vortex, the zero.

Take a look at his website if you need to know more. Simply put - webpages that look like they're from the early 90s don't exactly scream legit.

Here's an excerpt with some seriously bold claims:

As you begin to glide through this explanation of Marko Rodin's fantastic discoveries, please understand that you must set aside many commonly held belief systems of the way the world works in order to fully comprehend the completely new truths that are embodied in this discovery.

This math truly explains everything that ever was, is, and ever will be in the universe, perfectly, with no omissions. As Russell Blake, senior researcher from Microsoft, has said of Marko's work, "This fantastic coherence has existed since the beginning of time but has yet to be harnessed by mankind and the potential is truly mind-boggling." Thus, we invite you to charge forward with all your mind, heart and soul into the enchanting realm we like to call The Rodin Experience.

ORLY?

Edit: I can't help myself from reading more of this nonsense.

The Rodin Coil is a nozzle that can turn mankind into intergalactic citizens by functioning as a vertical lift power propulsion spacecraft due to its massive magnetic field.

Rodin, with his Vortex-Based Mathematics, is able to decode the entire universe from the quantum level to galaxies, using a mathematics so simple even a nine year-old can do it. Vortex-Based Mathematics, or the Rodin Solution, will change our world forever.

 

[mindless1]

I never legitimized his claims, only linked the PDF.

 

[KillerCharlie]

5 seconds of searching shows that it's all very legit and well documented.
BTW I have a couple bridges for sale if you're interested.

 

[Red Squirrel]

Hmm so this is just one guy's invention? I thought it was maybe something a bit more widespread that I just had not heard of before. So is it just some "free energy" type BS? It sounds pretty advanced, assuming the math is even right. Math is not my strong point.

 

[MrDudeMan]

I never legitimized his claims, only linked the PDF.

I didn't mean for my post to seem like it was in opposition of anything you personally said. I assumed you linked the PDF as information only.

 

[MrDudeMan]

Hmm so this is just one guy's invention? I thought it was maybe something a bit more widespread that I just had not heard of before. So is it just some "free energy" type BS? It sounds pretty advanced, assuming the math is even right. Math is not my strong point.

No math background is required to understand how out of bounds this guy is. He thinks his wire wrapping skills are going to turn us into Spartan-IIs.

It's possible the coil has properties that lend themselves well to particular applications, but, in general, the wire isn't as tightly coupled to the core as traditional transformer topologies.