I will show you the easiest way to have a bottle of wine that you want.
Show me an easy way to change the frequency katcher.
Cheers!

Quote from: conico on November 06, 2016, 07:58:25 AM
I will show you the easiest way to have a bottle of wine that you want.
Show me an easy way to change the frequency katcher.
Cheers!

find it's natural wave-length Sig gen and 2 leds (k led 1to A led 2 and A other end to K )back to back between inner core of signal and katcher/or tesla coil, when you adjust signal of sig gen both lights will be brightest. so if frequency is too high add turns if too low take some off, then you will need to tune coil 2 with taps like in Adrian's picture of his katcher so it's in middle of grenade pass frequency.

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 No, Is not a easy way.
after that add cap in series with 3 turns and resonance frequency will change, add load and resonant frequency will change, add ground and res. frequency will change again.

Quote from: conico on November 06, 2016, 08:58:24 AM
No, Is not a easy way.
after that add cap in series with 3 turns and resonance frequency will change, add load and resonant frequency will change, add ground and res. frequency will change again.

Sounds like it needs some sort of Auto Matic Frequency control to keep in lock.

   There is some confusion as to if Adrian is using a simple kacher circuit, or not. From the looks of his video, he is NOT using the Stalker HV circuit, but a simple Kacher circuit instead.  The "interuptor transistor" is not being used in Adrain's Kacher circuit, and he is still able to self run his device. IF true.

   conico:  You can use ferrite in the Kacher former tube to adjust the frequency. You can also remove turns to raise it, or add turns to drop the frequency. You can see from Ruslan's videos, that his Kacher secondary coil is different size on each of his different devices.

   You can see from the pics below that Adrian's Kacher circuit (first two pics) is the same or similar to Ruslan's previous Kacher circuit as seen on the TopRuslan's 13 (last pic).