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[NickZ]

  @ Flux walker:
  Of course there must be some kind of difference, but does that mean that it won't work? 
  It's funny because their DIY induction heater circuits use a Mazilli crt, to drive a single coil.
  And so the question is, can these last boards that I just linked to, for magnetic induction heater, Tesla coil, or different types magnetic induction experiments, work here, as well.
  But, if anyone thinks that they would not work when connected to the yoke/grenade circuits, please let us know.
 
   EDIT:  I removed that last comment of mine.

[Dog-One]

And, a 24v frequency controlled high powered Kacher circuit also commercially made, like those I linked to previously.

Pretty neat stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8QAL1KNad4

With this design, you wouldn't need to mess with the Kacher at all.  Just make sure the Tesla secondary is tuned pretty close to the frequency you need for the grenade coil.

[lost_bro]

  @ Flux walker:
  Of course there must be some kind of difference, but does that mean that it won't work? 
  It's funny because their DIY induction heater circuits use a Mazilli crt, to drive a single coil.
  And so the question is, can these last boards that I just linked to, for magnetic induction heater, Tesla coil, or different types magnetic induction experiments, work here, as well.
  But, if anyone thinks that they would not work when connected to the yoke/grenade circuits, please let us know.
 
   EDIT:  I removed that last comment of mine.

Hi NickZ

Yes, by it's very nature the Mazzilli driver crt is a resonant push-pull topology.  The primary coil has *three* leads, just as does the push-pull that Ruslan uses.  So the main difference between the two is the source of the gate drive signal.  The Mazzilli crt. is self-resonant (depending on cap.& Ind. values) and Ruslan's resonant drive signal is controlled by the current XFRMR feedback by means of the 4046 PLL IC.

take care, peace
lost_bro

[NickZ]

   Nice video, but those might be overkill, and especially when using two of those boards, at 60 pounds, each.
There are cheaper but possibly not better deals for adjustable Tesla coil drivers, on the internet.
   As all I can get is a weak spark from my current kacher crt, although it can light CFL's ok. But, my HV spark doesn't look like DA1's HV spark, or Ruslan's spark (jumping to his finger), for that matter.

  So, if the yoke was wound with the same primary and secondary turns, but not tapped in the middle of the primary coil.  It would probably still work without having a push pull type of oscillator, more like a regular primary to secondary coil, and still outputting a magnetic current.  Or not?
  Anyways, just some thoughts.

[lost_bro]

Pretty neat stuff.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b8QAL1KNad4

With this design, you wouldn't need to mess with the Kacher at all.  Just make sure the Tesla secondary is tuned pretty close to the frequency you need for the grenade coil.

Hello Dog-One

Just to clarify in my mind..........  the *Kacher* refers to Ruslan's first generation self-resonant single transistor drive topology for the tesla coil primary?  This was the design that resembled the -Slayer- secondary base feedback mechanism for control of the base signal for  single transistor on the primary.  right?

take care, peace
lost_bro