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[xenomorphlabs]

but HV transformer already creates 50 hz sine HV
two transistor can create pulsed AC.. for sine you need L and C hmm

or this transistors used for driving transformer

I can see 2 fixed inductors left of the transistors and a couple of capacitors
He sais the transistors are for generation, so they are certainly the drivers of the transformer.

@Stefan:

Did he really say in the video, that his blue coils are wound on a ferrite core ?

He never mentioned ferrite, he said ferromagnetic.
Maybe the guy simply used an ordinary hardware store iron tube to wind the coils on?

[hartiberlin]

Hmm,
I looked closer and have downloaded the higher res version
from youtube.

Could be, that he just stacked a few toroidal ferrite rings together and
wound on these the first bigger diameter part of his blue coil.

If you look closer the last half of the blue coil has a smaller diameter
and seems to have only a paper core at the end.

So it could be that for the first part he used about 4 to 6 stacked toroidal ferrite
rings maybe...

Does anybody of you have access to the Russian forum and
can look up, if there is any new info posted ?

If it is only in Russian language, please translate via
Google translation tool and post it here.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

[grizli]

I can see 2 fixed inductors left of the transistors and a couple of capacitors
He sais the transistors are for generation, so they are certainly the drivers of the transformer.

@Stefan:

He never mentioned ferrite, he said ferromagnetic.
Maybe the guy simply used an ordinary hardware store iron tube to wind the coils on?

ALL in all we  have to make simple tests

kind of combination of HV 50hz and LV 50 hz on the ferrite core ...
I wonder how to wind coils i can see on video top two layers are in the same direction  buttom layer is unknown, but coil seems to be thick , i mean much layers of wire hmm

[grizli]

Hmm,
I looked closer and have downloaded the higher res version
from youtube.

Could be, that he just stacked a few toroidal ferrite rings together and
wound on these the first bigger diameter part of his blue coil.

If you look closer the last half of the blue coil has a smaller diameter
and seems to have only a paper core at the end.

So it could be that for the first part he used about 4 to 6 stacked toroidal ferrite
rings maybe...

Does anybody of you have access to the Russian forum and
can look up, if there is any new info posted ?

If it is only in Russian language, please translate via
Google translation tool and post it here.
Many thanks.

Regards, Stefan.

Unkown problems is that wires go directily into CORE are inside tube itself..
maybe some wire is around one of the cores inside and makes something with their magnetisation

[xenomorphlabs]

@Stefan: You could really be right with those toroids.
I believe they are visible on both sides maybe even?
At least it can be determined that the tubular coil former has some thickness
to it.