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[Jeg]

Jeg requested me to post waveforms scoped from the cathode of the diodes (shown on Ruslan's schematic) to earth, with and without the Kacher operating. The first of the waveforms below is with the Kacher connected and second with the Kacher disconnected. There does not appear to be very much difference between the two waveforms. However, when the Kacher is connected it is quite noticeable when switching between connected and disconnected, that a lot more transients appear when the Kacher is connected.Take no notice of the 178.6KHz measurement in the second waveform shot as the timebase would not lock on to the waveform.

Your waveform seems right though. Itsu has the opposite and probably may have to reverse his yoke 28T ends, if he has the same diode direction as in the handrawing.

[Void]

By activating katcher, it pulls current, and because of the fact that is connected just between yoke primaries and their choke, makes them to also pull more current. And that is the reason for all this extra light. I hope I am wrong. Please check it.

Hi Jeg. Yes, this was also previously confirmed by URFA. When he turned on the kacher driver it caused his push pull driver
to pull high current. This would seem to be the opposite of the effect that we would want.
All the best...

[itsu]

Your waveform seems right though. Itsu has the opposite and probably may have to reverse his yoke 28T ends, if he has the same diode direction as in the handrawing.

Jeg,

i swapped the 28T leads, but then everything was way down in signals and light, so i had to also swap the 3T leads to be "in phase" again, but then
i was back to the same signal as seen in my previous screenshot.

Regards Itsu

[Void]

Well, i hope that our Russian friends (where are they?) can shed some light on this, perhaps its being explained lateron by Ruslan that it was,
like you said, a testrun with the PSU attached to mains.
My Russian is somewhat rusty lately.
Regards Itsu

Hi Itsu and Hoppy. I don't think it was a test run with the PSU attached to the mains, as it seems to me then there
would be no reason to connect in a 12V battery to start the device up in that case. It does seem at least conceivable that
the green LED on the power supply could still glow for a while after the power is cut to the driver circuits if there
are large filter capacitors at the input of the PSU. It would depend on how everything is connected together
and where exactly the main power switch was inserted of course. The wire that goes to the input of the PSU could
go anywhere, such as back under the board back to the grenade output caps, although looking at the video I
couldn't see where that wire resurfaced up near the filter capacitors at the grenade output. Ruslan's later
devices do not seem to have any wire that runs away from the device that we can't follow, except the ground wire.
While the LED staying on that long may be suspicious, it appears it wasn't on at the start of the video anyway. 
All the best...

[Jeg]

Jeg,

i swapped the 28T leads, but then everything was way down in signals and light, so i had to also swap the 3T leads to be "in phase" again, but then
i was back to the same signal as seen in my previous screenshot.

Regards Itsu

Well then, i think your yoke primaries are cw-cw and Hoppys cw-ccw like mine. I can not think something else. Hoppy will tell us his directions to compare

Void thanks for that. Yes we want the opposite as it seems