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[NickZ]

  Guys:
   Remember to resize your diagrams or schematics, so it won't mess up the page like it is, now.

   Here in this older video of mine below, I noticed some of the same effect that Hoppy and Geo have observed.
But, I'm only running on 12v, and not 24v, so the "effect" is not as pronounced, as if it were running on 24v.
  Min. 4:30 is where I'm showing the effect on my device.  It may be the same type of effect, or similar.
   

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8wcekZP8vU

[Jeg]

  I noticed some of the same effect that Hoppy and Geo have observed.

When a high frequency tank circuit is oscillating, it is normal to be de-tuned by approaching your hand, due to the external capacity that you introduce to the system. I don't see any strange behavior to that. Also, sometimes we think that we are in a perfect tune but we are not. Especially these high Q tank circuits are very difficult to be tuned precisely. But altering the capacity by approaching our hand, can help to tune precisely and see our bulbs emitting more light or to see our electronic equipment to be disturbed. Also a normal behavior.

Guys, it is good to be optimistic, but simple current meters can help us to separate facts from false expectations.

[John.K1]

 I am watching Geo's picture of winding the coil. I see the same direction of winding between the Inductor and the grenade coil  causing higher "unwanted" inductive coupling?   I just remember Ruslan talking about reducing of this effect.  Just a thought.

[Dog-One]

I am watching Geo's picture of winding the coil. I see the same direction of winding between the Inductor and the grenade coil  causing higher "unwanted" inductive coupling?   I just remember Ruslan talking about reducing of this effect.  Just a thought.

T-1000 said the same thing.

4) The windings of inductor and grenade coil are in opposite directions. His reasoning for that was about better mixing of current in earth side of coil with voltage on opposite side. And the wire lengths for grenade coil/inductor are 1/2 of grenade coil wire length.

So in the partial schematic attached, the red box is in question; should probably be wound the opposite direction.

OR...

You could place coax cable in between if using that sort of exciter.

OR...

How about just using a spacer which would increase the winding circumference so you end up only needing two layers on the inductor instead of three...?  If turns ratio plays any part, this would increase output voltage of the grenade by making it more of a step-up with less overall turns on the induction coil.

One other note about the attached schematic...

Sergey is only using 8 turns on each primary of the toroid transformer.  I can say from experience this will most certainly throw the core into partial if not deep saturation unless the frequency is quite high.  This is where you get that hissing squeal depending upon the core material and how you have the toroid mounted.  If one were to increase the turns to 12 or even 16, the core would behave completely different and I'm guessing no longer work.

[NickZ]

  Jeg:
  There may be nothing unusual about the hand dimming the bulbs when close to the antenna. But, there is something unusual  when you see that the hand can also brighten the bulbs, and RAISE the output.  This is not normal, and is what we are looking for.