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[dllabarre]

hi itsu,

Thanks for pointing me to that post.
The mystery coil is indeed 25 turns.I i have done the count using the attachment.
Even more interesting finding the top is 25 turns the bottom give or take 28 or 29 turns.It's easy to see the bottom do have little more windings.

Multi coil setup initially is 12,12,24,24,48,48

What i can observe for the 12 turns layer is the bottom of the 12 layers is additional 1 or 2 layers.
(Reason-If you have ever done winding on pvc pipe especially if there is 2 layers the bottom need to have little more turns to ensure the top winding stay in position at the side)

If you want the same length of wire on both layers then the bottom (first) layer will have more turns then the top (second) layer because the circumference will be larger when you wind the top layer.  Take 2 equal lengths of wire.  Wind one on a form.  Wind the other on top of the first and you'll run out of wire before getting the same number of turns.
It depends on how thick the insulation is on the wire.


So you have to decide what is more important: same turns per layer or same length of wire per layer.


DonL

[magpwr]

hi everyone,

This is the latest video release by Ruslan today 25th Sept 2014.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kAz0wqQD4Zw

He open the electrical box while device is in operation.

It's nearly midnight here.That's all for today.

[Jeg]

  You can try use the Kacher with, or without the diode. The diode will convert the kacher output to DC (half wave), instead of AC. It seams as that a DC output source is what is needed from the kacher crt. But, the Pulse Modulator may already have converted the kacher's output to DC, even without the additional diode. Or not?

A big yes Nick. I just saw the pulse at base and emitter. At base is a negative peak, and at emitter positive. Secondary seems that already is one side pushing... thanks

Some numbers for katcher secondary. Please share your numbers to make a quick thump of rule.

My sec is wounded on 5cm diameter. 633 turns makes a 111meters wire. This correspond to 2.7 MHz, and finally after firing with 5turns primary resonates exactly in the middle. 1.4Mhz

Spark length about 1cm and it burns the finger almost instantly. 24v input

By the way, radu Motisan's oscillator at 50 volts is at least 5 to 10 times stronger in terms of spark length

[Jeg]

The ferrite rod between Katcher's antenna and secondary, lowers down the frequency. I dropped mine from 1.4Mhz down to 950khz wounded with the same way as akula's. So here you adjust your katcher's frequency..
It is logical as both of them are in series which adds their inductances.

[starcruiser]

If you want the same length of wire on both layers then the bottom (first) layer will have more turns then the top (second) layer because the circumference will be larger when you wind the top layer.  Take 2 equal lengths of wire.  Wind one on a form.  Wind the other on top of the first and you'll run out of wire before getting the same number of turns.
It depends on how thick the insulation is on the wire.


So you have to decide what is more important: same turns per layer or same length of wire per layer.


DonL

@Don,

For Coil operating frequency wire length is more important. the inter wind capacitance will impact the final frequency response but should be small since the wire is coated thus increasing the spacing of the coils windings.

The additional mass of the other coils on the same form will impact the final resonant frequency of all coils due to the mass of adjacent wire (capacitance).

The additional coil / ferrite rod combo is for tuning the antenna as I mentioned prior (NickZ also saw this), it acts like a matcher/tuner. If you get everything close to the resonant points and tweak all the coils properly, you can do anyway with this piece, but it might be better to keep this fix in mind when you get to the testing/tuning stage.

Also you need to make sure the coils are wound using the same wavelength, i.e. 1/4, 1/2 etc... as the aperture of the coils will match thus facilitating the power xfer, when they are off the aperture changes and reduces the amount of power that can be obtained.  HAM radio theory works here, look at antenna theory here.

So in this case is the 37.5 meters the actual length of the wire? If so the operating frequency would be around 4Mhz if this is 1/2wave. The antenna wire should be 1/4 wave since the other 1/4 is usually the ground plane portion.