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[Jeg]

Concerning my Kacher, its even more simple, just the 2SC5200 transistor and a 2.2KOhm resistor, see diagram.
Mind you, there it shows a PNP transistor, my 2sc5200 is a NPN, so change the plus/minus.

In front of the 1:1 transformer i have a variac connected to mains so i can vary the DC from 0 to max. 400V DC

Regards Itsu

Hi guys
I had so much time to work with my katcher that i can't make it oscillate now and i don't understand why. I use an 2SC5200 and as i was searching for a solution i found Itsu's circuit back in 2014. WOW. How simple it is. If Itsu is reading i'd like to ask him if he still uses this circuit and up to what voltage level he worked with it.

Regards

[itsu]

Hi Jeg,

i had to go back to that post to see where we where in the Ruslan replication process as i did not remember
anymore the specifics of the Kacher transistor circuit.


I quickly went over to a MOSFET configuration after this and still use that one if i have the need to fire up a kacher (not often).

So no, i do not use that transistor setup anymore and don't remember what voltage i put on it.
Probably not more then 100V or so as these kachers produce ozon and cause all kind of nasty things to happen to PC's PS's etc.


Regards Itsu

[Jeg]

I quickly went over to a MOSFET configuration after this and still use that one if i have the need to fire up a kacher (not often).

Is it possible for attaching your mosfet's circuit? I am looking for something with no much input current consumption.
In any case i also intent to try the above simple circuit.

Regards

[AlienGrey]

Is it possible for attaching your MOSFET's circuit? I am looking for something with no much input current consumption.
In any case, I also intend to try the above simple circuit.

Regards

Are you guys believable  10 years on and you don't or haven't worked a way round whats suppose to go on.
I'm not trying to wind you guys up but find a copy of that film of Weslys with the 'lopt' in and don't be so literal

[NickZ]

   Jeg:   Here is a mosfet Kacher circuit that was sent to me by Itsu. Possibly the same circuit.