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[Black_Bird]

@itsu:
I increased the output capacitor, but no further improvement. I also connected the FWRB in the output and a 15uF/200V capacitor. I can't say that this modified the behavior. I'm using two secondaries in the inverter, one to power L1 and other, through a FWRB and filter capacitor, to power the MOSFET that drives the toroidal transformer. DC voltage at the 60 Watt/120V incandescent bulb is between 70 and 90V, depending on how much of L1 is inside the other three coils. As I said before, there is a particular spot where there is a low frequency modulation of the AC output, but I can't say this improves something.

[itsu]

@itsu:
I increased the output capacitor, but no further improvement.

Black_Bird,

so you have everything in place and no improvement is noticed.
Well, this is dissappointing, but good to know.
Only thing i can think of is to keep tuning the both frequencies, amplitudes and if possible phases (T-1000 comment above).
You might put some ferrite (bars/rings) in the coil to see if that has any effect.

I need some more time to setup my circuit to at where you are now.

Thanks,  regards Itsu

[verpies]

You might put some ferrite (bars/rings) in the coil to see if that has any effect.

...and DC offset.

[Black_Bird]

...and DC offset.

verpies:
Can you explain a little more your idea of the DC offset?
Thanks.

[verpies]

verpies:
Can you explain a little more your idea of the DC offset?
Thanks.

That is applicable only to devices containing gain media, such as mentioned by Itsu below:

You might put some ferrite (bars/rings) in the coil to see if that has any effect.

Do you still want to know about it?