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[v8karlo]

Void,


You are smart guy and can understand what I am saying.


1. If secondary is partnered coil, it will yield always zero, no matter how you drive it.


2. If that driving module is 12V input, in whole device there are no circuitry which
steps down voltage to 12 V for driving module to operate.
It can work only if driving module is 220V input.


Those are 2 things which bothers me around that device I saw in clips.


??

[justawatt]

Void,


You are smart guy and can understand what I am saying.


1. If secondary is partnered coil, it will yield always zero, no matter how you drive it.


2. If that driving module is 12V input, in whole device there are no circuitry which
steps down voltage to 12 V for driving module to operate.
It can work only if driving module is 220V input.


Those are 2 things which bothers me around that device I saw in clips.


??

See it is not partnered  coil
Input coil is wound clockwise and anticlockwise
And output is wound clockwise and anticlockwise
So it is 2 teslacoil back to back

[v8karlo]

Output is partnered coils.


Maybe you can not see it?

[v8karlo]

Output coil is partenerd coil.
At least it is on scheme.

[Jeg]

Guys
In the monster setup (with which i have very closed specs), the frequency that makes one coil to behave as 1/4 and the other as 1/2, is 5,38MHz. I also verified it with my frequency gen, and at that point gives the maximum output over a resistance of 10Ω. If that is the point, then i understand why Bunks didn't use a simple kacher driver.

Have you any idea what the voltage output would be (open circuit/ unloaded) at amplifiers like in the attached image?

https://www.k-po.com/RM-KL-405-V.2.html?last=10