INDUCTION COIL COLLECTION

(From 1881 - 1908!)

(6 Actual Book Scans Archived on CD, PDF files can be easily printed, if desired!)

       Here is a collection of hard to find books archived on CD. These books are loaded full of information pertaining to induction coils and how to make them! Illustrated and detailed. You'll really learn a lot from these books!

Very Informative!

CONTENTS:

1.  Induction coils: how to make and use them. A practical handbook by Percival Marshall, Kurt Stoye - Juvenile Nonfiction - 1908 

2.  Induction coils: a practical manual for amateur coil-makers Author G. E. Bonney  1892

3.  Induction coils: how to make, use, and repair them including Ruhmkorff, Tesla, and medical coils, Roentgen radiography, wireless telegraphy, and practical information on primary and secondary battery Author Norman Hugh Schneider 1901

 

4. Induction coils: how made and how used Author Dyer 1881

 

5.  The design & construction of induction coils Author Archie Frederick Collins 1908

 

6.  The induction coil in practical work including Röntgen X rays 1897 Author: Wright, Lewis

 

 

EXAMPLE BOOK CONTENTS:

 

INDUCTIVE THEORIES AND EXPERIMENTS  9
 
How TO CONSTRUCT INTENSITY OR SPARK COILS  26
 
ACCESSORIES TO COILS  67
 
SPECIAL FORMS OF INDUCTION COILS  121
 
SOME FAMOUS COILS  139
 
BATTERIES FOR COILS  154
 
REPAIR OF BATTERIES AND COILS  192
 
USEFUL NOTES ON COILS  213
 
Milliamperemeters  115
 
Large Intensity or Spark Coils  121
 
Coils in Two or Three Divisions  123
 
Very Large Spark Coils  124
 
Sledge Coils  130
 
Gaiffes Medical Coil  132
 
The PykeBarnett Induction Coil  135
 
Coils Curiously Mounted  137 
 

Arrangements of Simple Circuits of Coil  265
 
GOOD PROPORTIONS OF CORE LENGTHS  7
 
TABLE OP SECONDARY WINDINGS  24
 
POLARITY TESTS  45
 
TABLE SHOWING RESISTANCES AND FEET  64
 
SPECIFIC INDUCTIVE CAPACITY  119
 
Adjustable Condenser  117
 
Spark between Balls  124
 
Short Spark between Balls  125
 
Luminous Design  128
 
SpectrumSolar  132
 
Spectroscope and Coil  133
 
Simple Air Pump  142
 
Solution Tube  150 
 
WAVE LENGTHS AND TEMPERATURES 138139  138
 
TABLE op RELATIVE COSTS OF MATERIALS  191
 
FIG PAGE 1 Section of Coil  7
 
Insulating Tube Ends  10
 
Sectional Winding  11
 
Section First Method  12
 
Second Method  13
 
Proportional Diagram of Coil  15
 
Section Winder End View  17
 
Assembly of Coils  22
 
Polechanging Switch  31
 
Disruptive Tesla Coil  36
 
Spark Coil for Gas Engine  38
 
Reproduction of a 32inch Spark  47
 
Simple Medical Coil  53
 
Connections for Simple Medical Coil  55
 
Vibrator for Medical Coil  60 
 
Spotteswoode Contact Breaker  69
 
Polechanging Contact Breaker  71
 
Wehnelt Interrupter  78
 
Ribbon Vibrator  81
 
Queen Contact Breaker  83
 
Adjustable Contact Breaker  85
 
Cone Contact Breaker  88
 
Leydenjar  101
 
Plate Condenser  102
 
Arrangement of Condenser Plates  104
 
Condenser Charging First Method  110
 
Second Method  112
 
Iridioplatinum TubeCrookes  151
 
Revolving Wheel  154
 
Tube Holder  157
 
Geissler Tubes  159
 
Triangle on Disc  161
 
Gas Lighting Circuit  165
 
Connections for Gas Burners  169
 
Bartholdi Automatic Burner  171
 
Connections for Automatic Burner  174
 
The Grenet Cell  180
 
The Fuller Cell  184
 
The Gethins Cell  193
 
Lead Plate for Storage Cell  201
 
Charging with Rheostat  207
 
Harrison Electrodes  211
 
Hertz Resonator  227
 
Tesla Circuit  229
 
Tesla Cut Out  231
 
Tesla Cut Out Top Plan  232
 
Circuit for X Ray Apparatus  237
 
Queens SelfRegulating X Ray Tube  240
 
Transmitter for Wireless Telegraphy  250
 
Receiver for Wireless Telegraphy  252
 
The Branley Coherer  254
 
Clarkes Oscillator  259
 
Air Wire Insulators  264 
 
Boilers Time Signals Clocks Batteries Making Cells  135
 
Discovery of Current Electricity  9
 
CErsteds Discovery  15
 
Galvanic Batteries  21
 
Electrodes of Compound Batteries  26
 
Amalgamation of Zinc Plates  33
 
Induction in the Battery Circuit  39
 
Contact Breakers  45
 
Intensity Coils  51
 
Change in the Color of the Spark  98
 
Horizontal Compound Spiral Tube  104
 
Injury to Vacuum Tubes  110
 
Shock from Secondary Current  113
 
Complete Electric Light Apparatus  121