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[Hoppy]

This was in response to your words:
Again, the video I linked may be not the best example. The https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qmirRN3O6Ko might be more explanationary when showing what is happening to inverter current draw when there is high frequency secondary signal introduced to it. It drops at least in that video while the output to the light bulb increases.

Sorry T1000 but you posted the same video some time back and this one is also inconclusive and incomplete in necessary build detail. The effect shown is likely just an impedance matching issue. We need to see a much better conducted and presented video. I'm getting tired of seeing these half-cocked videos claiming to show something unusual going on.

[Grumage]

Nick,

Geo is hopefully setting-up for measuring his device. He will need a scope to show waveforms as you have done.

Even given the slim chance that Oleg were to be interested, the boards would probably be very costly to be built and posted across the world. Best option is to DIY. Given that you built your Mazilli, I'm quite sure you could build a PWM board.

Good afternoon Hoppy.

I'm quietly following along. 

I approached Richard of RMC late last year on this very same topic, he told me that conversion and development would cost in excess of £1000,00 he suggested trying China!!

At this moment he's working on a prototype 2 KW induction circuit that might be of some interest to this group.

Cheers Grum.

[Hoppy]

Good afternoon Hoppy.

I'm quietly following along. 

I approached Richard of RMC late last year on this very same topic, he told me that conversion and development would cost in excess of £1000,00 he suggested trying China!!

At this moment he's working on a prototype 2 KW induction circuit that might be of some interest to this group.

Cheers Grum.

Afternoon Grum,

Yes, costs would practically rule out purchasing a ready made board suitable to this application for experimentation purposes. As for trying China, its hit and miss as to whether anything of acceptable quality would be supplied.

Details of the 2KW induction circuit would be interesting to see.

Regards
Hoppy

[NickZ]

  The guys that have tried the TL494/PWM board have burnt out some of the components, from the HV interactions.
  So, that is not a good sign. 
   I'm still waiting for Geo to show us what he's got going up to now.

   Maybe Oleg needs some additional work and money, making us some of his driver boards. 
As it sounds like Ruslan is not paying him to work for him, now.  So, maybe he is or will be available for hire, at some point. 
  He is the guy that we really need to make contact with.

   I repeated the above statements for a reason: Oleg is the man.  Not China, or England, to look for proper drivers.

   Well, up to now all drivers that have been made have been hit and miss, and continue being that way. Mostly missing. And with poor output as well, besides not holding up to HV spikes.
   None of us has a working system, free running, and able to light perpetually even a one watt bulb.

   Why not contact Oleg and ASK him, directly.  Instead of beating around the bush.
   

[Hoppy]

   I repeated the above statements for a reason: Oleg is the man.  Not China, or England, to look for proper drivers.

   Well, up to now all drivers that have been made have been hit and miss, and continue being that way. Mostly missing. And with poor output as well, besides not holding up to HV spikes.
   None of us has a working system, free running, and able to light perpetually even a one watt bulb.

   Why not contact Oleg and ASK him, directly.  Instead of beating around the bush.
   

Nick,

You appear to be the one in most need of a PWM, so why not contact Oleg yourself through the Russian forums.