I find the kick

[EMdevices]

Here's a high-speed camera video of the so called "KICK"

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vCwGc50pIzY&feature=related

[rtl8186]

ОК.I will think over it.

All keys SM conduct to this scheme.
Or I can mistaken.
By the way, and last key in chains can "SM"-Sweep Marker.

I have made it(on analog 6bq7a), truth frequency high-50mgts.
I will experiment further

[Mannix]

At Last, the correct foundation!

Keep searching rtl...your approach is as the inventor's guidance suggested.

I think You, at least have a ticket in the lottery.

Try to get it  just below oscillating condition and let the rings configuration  find its frequency

If you see stupid things  STOP ... put a series relay in for a kill switch and build 2 more

Remember low distortion, no negative feed back (in the tube stages)


Tubes don't need to be located  in the center of the device, if that makes it easier for you.

I hope you can make a ring , sing!

[rtl8186]

Thanks Mannix  I try
Last my experements video
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e6fBsZc8Mh4
I have found out DC in this experience, I can not understand whence it!
AC signal upwards Y, it means that is present DC!
The signal jumps on Y if moving hand

On a picture the scheme оf experement

[EMdevices]

@ rtl8186,

I like your experiments and I recognize the type of oscillator you're using. 

We call it a Royer oscillator.   

http://wiki.4hv.org/index.php/Royer_oscillator

I've observed a DC voltage along with an AC voltage in the past as well.  Keep working at it and experimenting and it will become more clear what is happening.

Can you label your photo with the coil #, so we can better understand how you are connecting to the coils?
What frequency is it operating at?
I would suggest placing a resistive load on the output to see if the voltage maintains itself.  Also, make sure you zoom out in time on the oscilloscope because sometimes the 50Hz or 60Hz electric power is inducing in your coils and it will throw you off, and if you zoom out you can tell if the apparent DC is actually DC or very low frequency AC.

EM