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[itsu]

Nick,

i won't be using a kacher anymore as it has done some damage overhere, so a full working device is out of the question.

I can however comment on some other parts like the push pull etc. when there seems to be problems with it like in conico's case.

Where you and Geo etc. are at the moment, lightning severall bulbs from the series LC circuit, looks interesting, but as i did not do that
i can not comment to much on it.   
I still think its, like Hoppy already mentioned, some feedback (oscillations) into the push pull circuit.

Regards Itsu

[conico]

I solved the problem with 22nF capacitor instead of 2,2nf in snobber place.
  Thank you all
Itsu , anyway the yoke is wound vertical and grenade coil is wound horizontal that mins 90 degrees between them, no importance but the location of the yoke is very important.
Look that movie at minute 9,30 :

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-Mp0Si1juA

[Hoppy]

   
So, that is where I'm working to take some of the output to use for a feed back loop. Connecting a laptop charger to that same 3 turns coil, did produce a use able input for the Kacher circuit.  But, I'm still working on all of this.

Nick,

How will you determine whether a particular feedback method is working?

[verpies]

can't you drain your spikes of back into the system, ... ?

That's what the lossless clamps do.
Snubbers dissipate the spike energy as heat in a resistor or a diode.

If the spikes originate in the inductance of long wires then they can bypass the snubbers or clamps.

[NickZ]

Nick,

How will you determine whether a particular feedback method is working?

  That's easy Hoppy, "just pull the plug and let her rip".  Or something like that...

   Of course, we may have to wait for Itsu, Jeg, Tomtech, apecore, AG, T-1000, yourself, and all the rest to show us the way, using accurate measurements, first.  Or not?
Otherwise you'll think that what I am showing is just another fake.

   In any case don't worry about that,  you'll be the first to know, I promise.