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[itsu]

Hi Nick,

hard to say anything about that scopeshot.
It all depends on how you hooked up the probes, the phase shift looks "almost" 180°, but if you swap one of
the probes (if possible at all due to grounding), it also can be "almost" 0°.

The small difference in phase (almost 180° or almost 0°) can be due to the probes being not equal or your scope
internals, or a slight "off resonance", etc.

I know from past experience with this type of circuit that probing around without double checking your probes
groundleads can cause all kind of unexpected results.

Itsu

[DavidWolff]

You guys I not been on here in a while, I was on a Russian thread and found a guy talking and showing his working unit its not a like any on your tread I only got working wave form oscillograph and it all crashed I lost pointer so don't ask you Lucy I got this.

Dave

[NickZ]

   Soliman:   I don't understand your diagram.  The 28t coil is going nowhere?  There is no ground line connected, also.
Maybe having a ground line connected does not matter, or maybe it does. But, the important point is what does your tuning show at the output, (bulbs). As you can have a great signal showing the phase change, but, having little output to show for at the bulbs.

   Itsu: Thanks for your reply.  I'll check my probes.
   I'm using a 10x probe on the yellow trace at C1, and a 100x probe on the grenade output at C2. As the C2 voltage point can go to over 1000v at times.
   What we really need is full instructions on the proper procedure for tuning this device, without having to guess.
   Like step 1.          step 2.          step 3...
    T-1000:  I retuned my Kacher circuit to run at 1.6MHz. I can control the frequency by connecting to different points on the Kacher secondary coil. However, there is very little voltage output at that point. The best frequency point is around 1MHz.
   I'll know more soon as I'm still playing around with all this. I still have the CT on the ground line for further tests.

[AlienGrey]

   Soliman:   I don't understand your diagram.  The 28t coil is going nowhere?  There is no ground line connected, also.
Maybe having a ground line connected does not matter, or maybe it does. But, the important point is what does your tuning show at the output, (bulbs). As you can have a great signal showing the phase change, but, having little output to show for at the bulbs.

   Itsu: Thanks for your reply.  I'll check my probes.
   I'm using a 10x probe on the yellow trace at C1, and a 100x probe on the grenade output at C2. As the C2 voltage point can go to over 1000v at times.
   What we really need is full instructions on the proper procedure for tuning this device, without having to guess.
   Like step 1.          step 2.          step 3... sounds like you been listening to Eddie Cochran LP
    T-1000:  I retuned my Kacher circuit to run at 1.6MHz. I can control the frequency by connecting to different points on the Kacher secondary coil. However, there is very little voltage output at that point. The best frequency point is around 1MHz.
   I'll know more soon as I'm still playing around with all this. I still have the CT on the ground line for further tests.

you can put HV caps across your HV winding and it's driver from collector to ground and that will tune the katcher too.

[WhatIsIt]

A very interesting video from Don Smith, Watch it! cus it's not one ive seen before.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BHr3eDELyHk&list=UUu1hNQsr9YnkIjFkMAc3Npw&index=19

I did watch the video.
At 57:31 Don pulls from diode bridge DC and AC line for further transformation.
He is mixing AC and DC.
Essentially he pulls something like pulsed DC from his AC HF coil.

Is this what a.king is talking about, or Don Smith?

From RF to usable energy by using mix of AC and DC?
Or is it one of the Don Smith errors in drawing schematics?

Somebody from audience asked him same question and he draws that part again but skips to draw points on diode bridge where it is connected.

What do you think?

Thanks!