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[NickZ]

   Hoppy: 
   At this time I'm not concerned about what the system is pulling, or outputting,  maybe I'll do that later.
   As I've mentioned, I'm looking for the best sync at the moment which will lead to self running.  Not input to output readings.
  Attaching the scope across the bulbs output will affect the readings. So, even my mentioned readings of my 60 to 80 volts output at the bulbs, may not be accurate, at all.
  I don't know what Ruslan is doing or showing, all I can see is what his amp meter is showing, 5 amps, using two 12v batteries, running in series to 24v.  So, ok his lamps MAY not be consuming the estimated brightness of 150w, more like less than 120w, or so.  OK?
  If he would place a 100w bulb lit off of the grid next to his set up. We CAN SEE which gives the most lumins. The single 100w bulb is where I'd place my bet on.

   After working on this device for as long as I have, don't you think that I know and also remember about the discussions on impedance matching?
   I've shown on my videos how the voltage goes up when more bulbs are added, and not down as would normally be expected.
However, voltage readings are what may be misleading, when running my device. I'm just reporting what I see, and not making any judgements on it.
   The Kacher's output to the grenade also goes up, drawing more current from the induction circuit, when more bulbs are added.

  Using the big 500w bulbs would of course change things, impedance wise. But, I haven't been able to find any of those bulbs here yet. As the grid source here is 120v, but, I do have 120v 250w bulb, which I can not get to light on the induction circuits, yet, but it will partially light off of the Kacher's output.
   You can decide if this is misleading, or not.  I'm just working toward a self runner,  and not trying to make any statements, other than to show my findings.
 

[Hoppy]

   Hoppy: 
   
  I don't know what Ruslan is doing or showing, all I can see is what his amp meter is showing, 5 amps, using two 12v batteries, running in series to 24v.  So, ok his lamps MAY not be consuming the estimated brightness of 150w, more like less than 120w, or so.  OK?

   After working on this device for as long as I have, don't you think that I know and also remember about the discussions on impedance matching?
   I've shown on my videos how the voltage goes up when more bulbs are added, and not down as would normally be expected.

Nick,

The max is 120W for 5A at 24V but the power consumption is split between the generators and the load, so yes less, as there cannot possibly be a total of 120W consumed by the load.

Your only indication of abnormality will be when your device self runs without a power supply. You will never know whether the device is running abnormally all the time its running off a power supply and no proper measurements are being carried out. Think carefully about this because its very misleading and not necessarily true to state that the voltage increase is abnormal.

[Tomtech29]

Nick,

Please read back on posts about impedance matching as your statement: 'the bigger the load the better the system works, opposite of the normal operations' is very misleading.

Also, a device pulling 5A at 24V cannot consume a total of 150W. Do you intend to find out what current your device pulls?

I tried to adjust the capacitance of the capacitor to the circuit LC 28T parallel to the coil circuit grenade and the balance part of the load in the best degree it is under the sign "lemon" (nothing else appears on the oscilloscope)
I'd did not offended as I achieve a better result ?
and do not get angry as it does not matter what I am doing
- I am looking for a way to this part of the settings ( also wanted to find out what voltage is present on those of his 1260 Watt)
so to me it seems that in these areas 60V.
I had only 1,000 Watt but now I see that the voltage drops and other settings current rise
here is nothing appellant test:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DXvvML9a06E
but grabbed the high voltage circuit I will try to Repeat effect Geo
I have to make a few repairs in the circuit or quite different pulse  controller.
Nickz  I keep my fingers crossed that with you improved performance

[NickZ]

  I never said that the voltage raising with additional bulbs is "abnormal".  Just that is not what I expected, nor have I seen it do this previously, nor compared to a normal 12v inverter. 
  I'll be more careful with my wording, but I didn't think that this was any indication of anything abnormal. Just different than what I've been seeing. As "normally" each additional high wattage bulb drops the voltage, which again, in this case voltage does not mean much, by itself.

   Tomtech: The reason that most of the other replications are not showing a higher loading than 500w, is probably because their system can't light more than 500w worth of bulbs.  Geo could not light his big bulbs, at first, and Itsu could not light bulbs very bright, either, if I'm not mistaken.
But, as accurate measurements are not so easy to understand on these devices, self running is the only results worth considering. Otherwise we have only made an inefficient inverter.

  I could not obtain the same result when connecting the load to the grenade output coil, at the 0.1uf series cap. Nor at the rectifer on the 28t coil circuit.  The 3 turns coil connection to the bulbs, give me the best sync results. Connection to the 28t coil is stronger, as expected as it has more windings, but when turning on the Kacher, it did not improve the brightness of the bulbs.

   apecore: Yes, disconnecting the 3t coil makes no difference. But, only when you are drawing the load from the grenade's output coil, instead of the 3t coil at the capacitor. As only the grenade's output coil is working, then.  So, no surprise, but I get no additional brightness at the bulb, or sync from the Kacher by connecting it up that way.  How about you?
 
 
 

[Tomtech29]

  I never said that the voltage raising with additional bulbs is "abnormal".  Just that is not what I expected, nor have I seen it do this previously, nor compared to a normal 12v inverter. 
  I'll be more careful with my wording, but I didn't think that this was any indication of anything abnormal. Just different than what I've been seeing. As "normally" each additional high wattage bulb drops the voltage, which again, in this case voltage does not mean much, by itself.

   Tomtech: The reason that most of the other replications are not showing a higher loading than 500w, is probably because their system can't light more than 500w worth of bulbs.  Geo could not light his big bulbs, at first, and Itsu could not light bulbs very bright, either, if I'm not mistaken.
But, as accurate measurements are not so easy to understand on these devices, self running is the only results worth considering. Otherwise we have only made an inefficient inverter.

  I have the answer now, thanks ( set 500 Watt was not accidental) so accepted.
what he says about his Pll him that something stabilizes what?
something's not right here
His words say: Resonance is in place When attaches maximum load
- how it translates into practice ?
Who will explain it to me what is needed is a phase lock I played it a little bit and I wonder if it meets its purpose as will more has the HV.
Then there are moments to maintain frequency in check
at this stage for me to not exercised and I do not know if it's a bug in my design of this system or badly to come up.
what does it all depends ?
where is the first step if any
cool not given up  yet.