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[Jeg]

I not see differnce, that is kacher winding direction.

Hi Menof how are you doing
You mean that either cw or ccw it outputs the same particle sign?

By the way. The choke which connects with that cap at the above drawing is 100uH. This choke is responsible for charging the 10uF cap. Is it possible to charge full the capacitor during each cycle? No. It has to be less than 1.5uH at 33Khz or less than 5uH at 16Khz.

[itsu]

Ok,  will try tonight,  yes the ground lead of the probe is grounded at the same common ground i have.

Regards Itsu

ok, done, see screenshot.

Bifilar (tesla) was 13m in 2 layers around the Grenade.

White trace  is with ground lead of the scope probe at upper dot,
yellow trace is with ground lead of the scope probe at bottom dot.

Regards Itsu

[itsu]

I think no meter grounded or not, you can remove ground. Maybe then you get phase shift like in Ruslan osciliogram between sine and pulses, because now, in you picture is no phase shift.
Thank you. 

Ok,  now i see what you mean,  in the below picture taken from this Ruslan Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8RcRlzk16w,
it can be seen that the SECOND trace show without the Kacher activated, the current (spiky signal) through the 3 turn secondary/bifilar coil is trailing 90°
the sine wave which is the voltage from the Grenade before the FWBR and Cap.
A trailing current means no resonance (as confirmed by the low voltages seen) and at the inductive side of the resonance.

While in the FIRST trace we see suddenly when the Kacher is activated, the voltage now 180° out of phase with the current spikes.

I tried the same (ungrounded), but even when detuning out of resonance, the current spikes and the voltage stay more or less in the same phase relation with or
without the Kacher.

(it could be that one of the probes was reversed (on the current transformer f.i.), which means that with the kacher activated (first trace)
the voltage and current ARE in phase, and without the Kacher active (second trace) the current is LEADING 90° the voltage, meaning
out of resonance at the capacitive side!!) 

Regards Itsu

[Hoppy]

Today I've established that the 1/4 wave frequency for my grenade coil is 1.316MHz (5.26MHz / 4). With PWM running at 21.9KHz (1/60th), I can now get a sharp resonance on the inductor with 492nF of capacitance. I have found that my 10W load lamp will pulsate slowly when the Kacher frequency is very close to 1.316MHz when finely adjusted with a ferrite rod inside the Kacher secondary coil tube. This pulsing looks quite like the that I've seen on past videos of claimed self-runners. The pulsing varies in frequency depending on how close to resonance the inductor circuit becomes. The voltage across inductor cap rises sharply to over 400V and the rectfied voltage at the input of the SMPS is around 115V with 10W lamp load connected. The mustache waveform from the current transformer becomes very sharp and the tip aligns perfectly with the peak of the voltage sine wave. With previous tuning attempts, the tip has been slightly misaligned with the peak of the sine wave. I do not have an external earth wire connected yet but when the supply is disconnected from the device, I get a couple of flashes of the lamp after disconnection.

[magpwr]

Today I've established that the 1/4 wave frequency for my grenade coil is 1.316MHz (5.26MHz / 4). With PWM running at 21.9KHz (1/60th), I can now get a sharp resonance on the inductor with 492nF of capacitance. I have found that my 10W load lamp will pulsate slowly when the Kacher frequency is very close to 1.316MHz when finely adjusted with a ferrite rod inside the Kacher secondary coil tube. This pulsing looks quite like the that I've seen on past videos of claimed self-runners. The pulsing varies in frequency depending on how close to resonance the inductor circuit becomes. The voltage across inductor cap rises sharply to over 400V and the rectfied voltage at the input of the SMPS is around 115V with 10W lamp load connected. The mustache waveform from the current transformer becomes very sharp and the tip aligns perfectly with the peak of the voltage sine wave. With previous tuning attempts, the tip has been slightly misaligned with the peak of the sine wave. I do not have an external earth wire connected yet but when the supply is disconnected from the device, I get a couple of flashes of the lamp after disconnection.

hi Hoppy,

Thanks for reporting this latest findings of valuable interest.Hopefully we can see a short video soon to watch the bulb pulsing.

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