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Wesley you have advanced information.
Only you can do.

[AlienGrey]

   Although I may be wrong, as it's been a while since my last tests. But, I think that the inductor is working at the same frequency as the grenade coil.  If I'm not mistaken. As the running frequency sent by the push pull circuit to both coils, seams to be the same for both the inductor, as well as the grenade's output coil frequency.  Just how it works, or what it's purpose is, and what it does exactly, is not totally known to me.
  I try to follow the schematics to learn more about the workings of the whole device. I'm just a simple experimenter, not the designer of the circuit.  Sorry.  Perhaps someone else can answer your questions better. In any case those are my thoughts about that.   As far as the ferrite rod, and it's counter wound windings, what I see is that it does intensify the spark at the antenna coil, and helps a bit.

may be, the yoke well if you stick a SG on the intup of the device and play with your device
where is it's peek ? considering it's off a TV type device it's not going to be all that high, and it lookes tuned in the circuit look at the circuit color keeps showing.

[AlienGrey]

Hi Jeg, I'm a passive forum user, some times I make some comments. I belive that current is also a sine waveform, becouse it is a resonating second order system. I measured in my tesla coil for trigger a push-pull its primary system. For me is a mystery those pulses in those schematics

1) Could someone explain for what is used the ferrite mentioned in last posts? I know that wound and counter wound ferrites are used in RF to add a little resistance. I saw a resistor added between tesla coil and capacitor in this paper https://www.researchgate.net/publication/318036034_Quarter_wavelength_resonators_for_use_in_wireless_capacitive_power_transfer .(Also they used a thermal camera to know if the coil is resonating in 1/4 or not, very intresting)

2) Does anyone could explain me for what is used the inductor? and at what frequency should resonate?

Thank you

use a signal gen and scope to test and or tune with a capacitor as any other tank coil!

Color; old Doris 'Day song', 'Perhaps Perhaps' until 'some one makes their mind up' we will never get started! 

[magpwr]

   Well, it looks like the only real test would be to put the ground line on your mouth, and see if there are any sparks or shocks.   As that is the only line going to the device. Except of course, Zenneck waves, coming from the Easter bunny.
   
   To me, Stalker's diagrams and videos are the real thing. If there is such a thing. I can't discount all of the shown self runner, just because we can't prove them one way or the other. There's a lot more to this than meets the eye, but time will tell. So far the secret is still a secret, until it's not.
   EDIT:
   "Once you add legal fees, non-provisional patents usually cost between $8,000 and $15,000 or more. Filing a non-provisional patent with lawyer fees will usually cost the following for each invention type: An extremely simple invention, such as a paper clip or coat hanger, will cost between $5,000 and $7,000". 
   What about a Kapanadze device???  What could that have costed? Seams like a lot of money to pay for a patent, for a fake non working device. And you'd have to be a total dummy to not test it first hand before you buy something like that.
   Remember NO ONE has proven in the slightest for sure way that any of the Ruslan/Akula, Stalker, SR, Vasmus, etz...self runners are fakes. As yet.   We could discuss this for another 1366 pages, as it's so much fun, and a great pass time.   Anyways, it looks like a patent provides no guarantee.
   Yet another replication:   https://youtu.be/YMX_-Y0r1fU

hi Nickz,
The link you provided https://youtu.be/YMX_-Y0r1fU did interest me at first.
At the last few seconds my hopes just faded away upon seeing "Hoppy's favorite suspicious mains wire which does not seems to be part of circuit" as attached for public scrutiny. 
One less task for Hoppy.Cheers.

[NickZ]

  Magpwr:  The white cables are going up the wall, most likely are ground lines. If he wanted to hide a secret power line he would not put it in plain view, at a very visible place.
   I had the same results with the blinking power supply, it normally means that it is not getting sufficient current to keep the bulb and power supply from blinking. That is not a good sign. Yet he can light a smaller wattage bulb, and self power itself. Although it's getting some voltage, it's not getting enough current. The light bulb is not particularly bright, as well, only partially lit. However, the device does seam to be self running.