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[verpies]

and I have got to admit I was not expecting to generate so much heat!! A clue perhaps??

You can estimate if the amount of heat is excessive by measuring the average current with your scope and a non-inductive CSR in series. 

Next, rise that average current to the second power and multiply it by the DC resistance of the winding, to obtain the heating value in Watts.
Voltage alone will not cause any heating.  Dielectric loss will, but usually it is small at low frequencies and very material-dependent.  That's why we use microwaves to heat food.

[forest]

Here I make more simple schematic for charing capasitor from Back EMF and capasitor is power source.

Nice.That is exactly Tito version    check double ram picture is is still here somewhere...

[Grumage]

You can estimate if the amount of heat is excessive by measuring the average current with your scope and a non-inductive CSR in series. 

Next, rise that average current to the second power and multiply it by the DC resistance of the winding, to obtain the heating value in Watts.
Voltage alone will not cause any heating.  Dielectric loss will, but usually it is small at low frequencies and very material-dependent.  That's why we use microwaves to heat food.

Dear Verpies.

Many thanks for the tip. However I will try to use a small Current transformer on a Ferrite core so that I can eliminate any "earthy issues". If you noticed my scope shot, there is a nice secondary resonance going on between the center choke and the capacitive liner. But what that means, as a result, is beyond me!! Maybe T-1000 can help there?

Best wishes, Grum.

[verpies]

Many thanks for the tip. However I will try to use a small Current transformer on a Ferrite core so that I can eliminate any "earthy issues".

You don't supply your scopes through a 1:1 isolation transformer?!

Anyway, for measuring AC current, a current-transformer (CT) is fine, but if there is any DC component in the signal then the CT will not see it. (AC+DC neither)

[NickZ]

   Grum:
   This thread at the Energetic Forum may be of interest: Chubinidze replications
   http://www.energeticforum.com/renewable-energy/14224-chubinidze-coil.html

   I have been getting nowhere quick, with my Akula replication.  How are you doing???

   NickZ