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[avalon]

my English is bad but I'll try to explain that you have no chance to tune Akula's  device if you don't know how it works. I hope Wesley  will  translate latest Akula's conversation on skype. but in short, Akula's devices is working on core resonance. It's different cores - different resonances. for example one Akula's core have 3,5 Ghz resonance. transistors switching time need to be shorter than this frequency. the high and low frequency generators need to be harmonics oscillators on  cores resonance frequency.
from start you need to find  core resonance that you have.
the transistors switches need to be switch on-off in one time
an there is more what to be explained but I hope somebody do better than me

I listened to that TeamSpeak conference. While it made me more sympathetic towards Roman himself, it highlighted the fact that he himself has no idea whatsoever as far as the true nature of the processes is concerned.

Another interesting fact is that he went to Germany to demonstrate his skills. One month (and many thousands of Euros) later he admitted defeat. Some suggested that at home he uses a RF transmitter to induce voltage and that his circuits are simply cleaver receiver fakes. (This, kind of, makes you remember one of his videos where he's adjusting frequencies and the circuit's producing a typical receiver noise, doesn't it? )

You are right in saying that understanding the principle is the key to success. However, at this stage,  it seems we all have no clue.
Some of the greatest discoveries have been made by chance. Whatever it is Roman has stumbled upon, he's not sharing.

~A

[avalon]

I listened to that TeamSpeak conference. While it made me more sympathetic towards Roman himself, it highlighted the fact that he himself has no idea whatsoever as far as the true nature of the processes is concerned.

Another interesting fact is that he went to Germany to demonstrate his skills. One month (and many thousands of Euros) later he admitted defeat. Some suggested that at home he uses a RF transmitter to induce voltage and that his circuits are simply cleaver receiver fakes. (This, kind of, makes you remember one of his videos where he's adjusting frequencies and the circuit's producing a typical receiver noise, doesn't it? )

You are right in saying that understanding the principle is the key to success. However, at this stage,  it seems we all have no clue.
Some of the greatest discoveries have been made by chance. Whatever it is Roman has stumbled upon, he's not sharing.

~A

Don't get me wrong....
I truly believe that ferro-resonance is for real.

~A

[TinselKoala]

 
I think one of Akula's traces might be inverted.

(My shot: Both channels at 2v/div, 5 ms/div horizontal. Bottom channel is inverted in scope.)

This is using a different inverter chip than used before. This is with a CD4069CN, also marked as MM74C04N, I think made by National Semiconductor. The previous shots and video were using a Motorola chip marked MC14069UBCP.

[TinselKoala]

Google to help

To help what, rolling laughter? Google translates Russian even worse than I do, nearly. Don't you wind up laughing when you read a Google translation of a long English technical passage?

Spasibo anyhow. Nichego nye ponyemayu. Excuse my Texan accent.

[avalon]

P.S. I sent ferrite cup of my video person on this forum, to study, I think soon all repeat, and maybe do better.

Why not the whole working circuit?

~A