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[NickZ]

  Although it may not be a big deal, but the 1 1/2 inch pvc water pipe inner diameter is 1 1/2 in. And, it will fit over the 1 1/2 pvc drain tube pipe. As the drain pipe is 1 1/2 outer diameter.
That is how I have mine set up, one pipe fitting over the other one, as I thought that the distance between the grenade from the Kacher should be adjustable, as well. But now, looks like that may not be of much concern. Or, it may ....
On the Ruslan's brown wire coil grenade images, he is using water pipe.
But, newer versions are using the thinner 3.81 cm drain tube pipe.
  5cm pvc pipe = 1 31/32 inches ( 2 inches, mas o menos). I don't see Akula /Ruslan replications using 2 inch pipe, and less so for TK's blue coil.
  This may be important as when the difference in pipe diameter is multiplied by the amount of turns, it may cause some differences in the effect generation.

[John.K1]

For those who find it interesting:

As I am still waiting for my parts to build Push-Pull I just mess a little bit with the lamp connected to the 6th output of the grenade coil and the second lead free.  When I touch the free end of the wire the light goes up. When I touch the insulated wire between the lamp and the coil- the light goes down.  In my case , with the lamp connected the frequency drops by 80KHz!!.  I thought if I touch the free end and the light goes up it might be good idea to test some antenna. Well, I made an antenna from naked 10m of 0.25 brass wire at around 2m above ground. That 10 m totally messed the frequency alternating between 300Hz to 700Hz and of course no light.
Next test - as somebody mentioned it here- the flame test.  No presence of ions detected.  They are probably here but in such a small amount we do not need to speak about it. In fact I do not smell any ionized air. So by my mean the major working mechanism here will be RF.
Cheers,

Nick, said by Russlan any pipe D40-50 will do fine.

[NickZ]

  In looking at this Ruslan video of his most recent Akula replication made a week ago, or so. It looks like the HV spark jumping to his screw driver point from the ferrite tuning rod is only 2 to 3 mm, and does not "stream" at all.  So, I doubt that it is over 2kv, nor giving very intense RF burns.
  It can be a violet/purple plasma flame, (not Aether), ionizing the surrounding air at the end of the antenna coil. This may not normally be visible in our case, nor be strong enough to effect a candle flame, as such. I use a neon bulb to test for this effect, or gutted CFL bulbs.
   Remember that SR 193 mentioning that his SG spark is silent, and does NOT need to be strong, to do what it does.

[NickZ]

   John:
   Thanks for the info about the 40 to 50mm tube mentioned by Ruslan.
   Check this video below, made a week ago. Notice how his light bulbs dim somewhat when he adds the 4th bulb. I don't think that his bulbs are anywhere close having full brightness. Or the whole room would be lit up.
But, free light, is still free, even if not the same as when connected to the grid.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X0OWVFIDPf4

[itsu]

You not need use curent probe. You need mount on inductor wire, going to 3 turns on yoke, ferite ring like in my video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lqcigiQcyPQ) with wounded 6-12 turns and to that turns conect oscilioscope.
And if you can please scan multilayer coil with conected to it 100 omh resistor (or if not have, then any, that you have 10-5000 omh) and without that resistor.

Ok,  done that test, but with a 100 Ohm resistor parallel across the multilayer coil (not sure you meant that or that the 100 Ohm resistor needed to be in series with the scope probe tip, which in that case made no difference)

See screenshot,

white trace:  NO resistor parallel across the multilayer coil (no difference with or without the resistor in series with the scope probe tip),
yellow trace: resistor parallel across the multilayer coil (see the much lower amplitude / almost no strong peaks).

Regards Itsu