What happens when you put capacitors around a magnetic core?

It appears that the variable magnetic flux channeled by the toroidal core interacts with the capacitors in the ring linking it to produce a temporal shift for frequencies nearing the threshold of 90 kHz.
More precisely, the transition is observed when the flux-capacitors system reaches the frequency of 88 kHz.
If you want to see what happens in this circuit the other 364 days of the year, look here:
• The Romer-Lewin ring w...

[@DefaultFlame]

When I saw you set it to 88kHz my face split into a grin. Thank you for doing this.

[@Solid_Jackson]

You should see a doctor

[@richardbeare11]

I love this kind of stuff. Fellow engineer types who know how to havr fun 😁

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[@ugurunver2403]

Very interesting concept. As a short film ofcourse. But i like it very much.

[@jerry-yu7yi]

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[@Wil_Bloodworth]

LOL

[@CG-rr6yx]

Wasting our time .

[@copernicofelinis]

The answer to the question in the title is in the video linked at the end of the description.
ua-cam.com/video/qTzqIYrc_Hs/v-deo.html

[@Jeropa]

What a waste of time is this videoclip! Conclusion: when you put capacitors around a magnetic core, you need to open a box and the camera goes off. Wow.

[@merkabaenergy9558]

It was an April fools joke lol

[@richardbeare11]

It was a joke lmao 😂

[@king_wing34]

Just a joke bro :P

[@EuzebiuszMarek]

The conclusion is that Copernico went back in time so far that he disappeared. He built a time machine.