TopRuslan

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AM modulation may be a key https://file.io/gX7twzlySIT0[/size]
I suppose we are creating large static energy around Tesla coil then move it at low frequency to create rise in current[/size]

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AM modulation may be a key https://file.io/gX7twzlySIT0[/size]
I suppose we are creating large static energy around Tesla coil then move it at low frequency to create rise in current[/size]

Nothing to find in the link

[Dog-One]

The other thing mentioned in that post from Ruslan is "launching",
or start-up.  It appears this is a bit tricky and must be done in a
proper order.  I would bet for those of you using PLLs, this might
be an oversight.  If we think of the grenade coil as a reactor chamber,
which if we look at it as a transmission line, that's what it is.  You
have to get the correct things happening in the proper order.
My hunch is, because what you are attempting to do is not
a natural thing, it will fight you trying to do it.  If I'm interpreting
what Ruslan is saying, that little ferrite stick with a few opposing
wraps on it between the Tesla coil and antenna is there just for
start-up and there could be other things too.

[NickZ]

   Yes, turning trim pots is just so much fun...  But, I did a bit more than just that. I followed the instructions and the schematic and built an actual replication, including the feed back circuit.
  The 28 turn coil is the yoke's secondary coil, which feeds the grenade output coil, not the grenade inductor coil. The three turns secondary yoke coil feeds the inductor, instead.

[apecore]

The other thing mentioned in that post from Ruslan is "launching",
or start-up.  It appears this is a bit tricky and must be done in a
proper order. 
My hunch is, because what you are attempting to do is not
a natural thing, it will fight you trying to do it.

I think thats a good way to challenge all the crazy ideas we want to bring in practice.
Based on outcome a short rap up will bring us with both feet back on the ground.