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[baroutologos]

I spent some fun time at trying deciphering SR's circuitry as i see it. Being biased that it is an inverter setup, i consider it as a fact in case the transistors have the following pins. For NPN BCE and for PNP ECB.

Concening the transformer setup, i am a bit puzzled. It has one blue wire coming from one side, a red one from the other and two wires in the middle.
In such configuration, in all probability it has two windings, (since 4 wires total) that are possitioned one next to the other. (there is s a slight possibility that are wound one of top of the other but not likely)

Regarding the wires in the cavity, I can see 1-2-3 cables entering and the 0 ground. Respectively  and 3 cables going out and the ground. The red wire from the one end of the transformer is connected to common ground (1-2-3+red).
i can say with some confidence that one of the three wires entering the cavity is red wire's return (since ground wire is not connected to anything besides the common connection point - apart from radiator).

So we are left with a pair of wires of unknown function. According to common guestimates, it is the high voltage wire and its return. with the only difference it is not a winding around the core rather a small winding inside the core or no winding at all. A simple traveling wire inside the core.

[slapper]

@baroutologos: Your schematic looks similar to a circuit hartiberlin posted in Reply #1529, 83274927.jpg

The winding methods that are shown could help but i don't understand the language in harti's post.

Take care.

nap

[baroutologos]

Yes it looks similar, but it is identical.

Mine depicts better the reality whereas, the other schematic it is not. It shows three windings, whereas only two can be seen, and the windings that ends in red wire and goes throught the cavity is wrong side thus adding misinterpreting wires' function (in the cavity).

In any way, still trying to experience an ellusive effect.
...

By the way, few days before i tried to conduct the SR's alleged experiment with the two transformer. One stepping down mains voltage and one stepping up. I applied HV source arching to the second output winding as well as to any winding including casing etc.
No claimed effects observed in any case.

[baroutologos]

I was reviewing SR's first video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18oThcI4VnE&feature=player_embedded
concerning the below coil setup and its accompanied schematic...

I got back to the beginning of SR's videos. The PVC pipe with the weird winding and the lamp attached has something overally simple yet mind breaking to replicate.
Assuming that the video's sound is the real sound. (it seems to be) That means no Tesla cap discharge LC ringing, only the soft sound of a continuous arch.

Lets suppose that it is not genuine and you wanted to fool people. What could have done? In those short wires any hiden wire of mains voltage in attempt to light the bulb will end up to failure since the winding's resistance is far inferior to bulb's. Bulb seem of the 120v or 220v kind.

Cap discharge is not there by judjing from the sound... so? Even an invertor working on a feriite or iron core, that lamp could never be lit with average power levels. Only a Kacher resonant setup could do it, that is hidden inside the tube. But overal outline does not suggests so.

A real pain IMO.

[xenomorphlabs]

I got back to the beginning of SR's videos. The PVC pipe with the weird winding and the lamp attached has something overally simple yet mind breaking to replicate.
Assuming that the video's sound is the real sound. (it seems to be) That means no Tesla cap discharge LC ringing, only the soft sound of a continuous arch.

Lets suppose that it is not genuine and you wanted to fool people. What could have done? In those short wires any hiden wire of mains voltage in attempt to light the bulb will end up to failure since the winding's resistance is far inferior to bulb's. Bulb seem of the 120v or 220v kind.

Cap discharge is not there by judjing from the sound... so? Even an invertor working on a feriite or iron core, that lamp could never be lit with average power levels. Only a Kacher resonant setup could do it, that is hidden inside the tube. But overal outline does not suggests so.

A real pain IMO.

I looked at that video too.
The only thing that i see going in there is the HV winding around the left half of it.
The rest is a bifilar series shorted with the monofilar right side.
There is 2 junction points where the whole thing is connected to a 3rd winding (?) on the very right side.
So you maybe right that this is a kacher effect rather than what he attempted later.

Your guesstimation of the transistor coil arrangement is also how i see it.
Still pondering about the blue coil though.
There is only one visible wire exiting the top left winding on the left side and leading inside the ferrite ring core. not sure for what purpose this top winding is.