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[forest]

Unlikely ? NO. You will soon see many such devices. Like in Tesla coil it is easy to amplify voltage you can also amplify amps.Without touching voltage if you wish ;-)

[apecore]

Hi,

For the Tesla coil driver I am in progress on playing with akula katcher:
http://imgur.com/a/6Bevd

Cheers!

Hi T-1000,
I also play around with the same kacher circuit.
There are some components mentioned in the schematic wich need to be adjusted.
C4, C5 and C12
R12 and R13
Have you done any modifications yet on these mentiond parts?
In the original setting i won't get any significant Amps on the shortend grenade......measurung with current sensing

Cheers

[Hoppy]

Unlikely ? NO. You will soon see many such devices. Like in Tesla coil it is easy to amplify voltage you can also amplify amps.Without touching voltage if you wish ;-)

I look forward to seeing them properly measured.

[T-1000]

Its unlikely that 0.1A from the grid could produce the result shown but how reliable are the readings (see T1000 comment above)?? The voltmeter reading across the bulbs is all over the place and yet both input and output current readings appear stable. Nothing of much value can be deduced from this video to determine whether this device is running OU.

I  would like to hint you on the missing link.
The capacitance between primary and secondary coils usually are 10pF-20nF. The secondary always have ground. When you charge primary coil using it as a plate of capacitor (or "antenna" with combination of grenade coil) there is always power stored which is greater than charging current when doing instant discharge.
Next thing what happen is the primary suddenly is getting shorted to the ground and it forms secondary closed loop circuit. The capacitance between primary and secondary also have coils inductance which instantly react to sudden current spike and do induction. Which charges the output caps. If you repeat this frequently, the output appears always charged.

So the clamp meters do not register that correctly. And you cannot see how much power is in it unless you have scope with current pickup or other way of expensive equipment to measure.

Cheers!

[Hoppy]

So the clamp meters do not register that correctly. And you cannot see how much power is in it unless you have scope with current pickup or other way of expensive equipment to measure.

Cheers!

Agreed. So hopefully future demonstrators will refrain from misleading some viewers and themselves by measuring these devices with clamp meters.