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[TinselKoala]

You won't find anything better than the 1n5408 at Radio Shack. But you can get some cheap bridge rectifiers on EBay that will probably be suitable.
There are lots to choose from. For example
http://www.ebay.com/itm/like/181694422589?lpid=82&chn=ps

[Bat1Robin2]

Nickz,
I am using the UF4007 per someones advice.  I dont really think they are heavy enough to handle very much of a load but its a start for me. I just figured we would need high speed diode because khz frequency. I have made a change in my connection of the s1 in the schematic because the way it was sending a higher voltage than logic level down to the Tesla driver board and damaged a protection diode. also it did not invert the signal the way it was, now it does. I can have pulse on top or bottom depending on switch position. I think this will help aid in getting the pulse on top of the yoke signal so many windings it is easy to reverse the polarity on one. I agree scope is a must no way around it. I noticed my Tesla ringing frequency is 1.25 Mhz. When i reduce the number of turns on the top load it brings it to around 1.6 Mhz. Which is much closer to where my grenade resonance tested about 1.7 Mhz. I need to order a Power supply for testing i think i will get the 0-30vdc 10 amp. adjustable protection. 68 dollars on eBay.  That will be enough power right? I have not powered my yoke fets more than a few seconds so far because i am scared to death something will blow sky high. since i only have heavy duty 18volt battery and fuse, with no caps yet. So far for me i can power up the tesla circuit and the output will slowly rise to 230 or so unloaded then i can blink a light. no power to yoke yet only gate signals working good. i can post signal pictures if anyone is interested.

[charly2]

... aking.21 has talked to Tariel a lot,Tariel told him theres a special component he makes or modifies
that makes this device work only he knows how to make it,this is why people will fail if they try to replicate it.
As I have said many times it is not a Tesla invention nor related to anything Tesla invented,Tariel says its a
Tesla invention to send people on a wild goose chase,I believe its an accidental discovery by Tariel.
The term resonator is used by Tariel to fake you out,its an active component,in every device its hidden
except in the aquarium 2 device.As you have pointed out it is very hard to put on a demo in front of a large
group of people and fake them all out,as some will be skeptical and look real hard for fraud.
I don't believe its impossible to replicate, but its very,very hard to figure out enough correct information to replicate.

Hi cheappower and all, I think Tariel was covering the real principle behind that spark gap as a smoke curtain.
Why I say that?, well,
What could be the reason to use a very heavy gauge (or a copper tubing) in the outside of the coil insulated by a big space from the rest of the coils?
Is is hot to touch?

I guess he his using the opposite principle, he is inducing a huge current with very very low volts in that thick coil with very low resistance.

Current, resistance and voltage (and windings of course) work hand by hand in a coil in order to induce a magnetic field. But what really is important in the magnetic field creation is current and number of turns in the coil and its geometry. So the lower resistance in the conductor is better in order to get more turns and work with lower volts.
Just imagine that big gauge coil in the outside being feed by lets say 150 or more amps at 0.5 or less volts, the product of I x V will be relatively low but with a strong magnetic field. Something like the thick loop in the Barbosa & Leal device.
Then the inner coil (secondary for me) with more windings is induced by the strong alternating magnetic field.

Do you think is it possible this way?. Someone has tried this way?
Not my intention to mislead or disrupt the main concept of this topic.

[NickZ]

  Bat1Robin2:
  I think that it's better to invest in two 12v 7ah batteries, instead of a grid powered power supply, like Ruslan is using, even though he has a power supply.
   I bought a new 12v 7ah battery yesterday, as the 12v car battery I was using seems to have sulfated, or has a bad cell, and didn't sustain the voltage.
  The full bridge rectifier that Tinsel posted a link to generally won't work well, and will heat up quickly, as they are made for 50 or 50hz, and can't handle higher frequency well. And is why those type of rectifiers are not being used anymore by Akula, or Ruslan.

[Hoppy]

  Bat1Robin2:
  I think that it's better to invest in two 12v 7ah batteries, instead of a grid powered power supply, like Ruslan is using, even though he has a power supply.
   I bought a new 12v 7ah battery yesterday, as the 12v car battery I was using seems to have sulfated, or has a bad cell, and didn't sustain the voltage.
  The full bridge rectifier that Tinsel posted a link to generally won't work well, and will heat up quickly, as they are made for 50 or 50hz, and can't handle higher frequency well. And is why those type of rectifiers are not being used anymore by Akula, or Ruslan.

Nick,

You will quickly polax a 7A/hr SLAB with your Mazilli running 100W bulbs.