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[MenofFather]

I not shore or red windings on yoke-ferite core in Akula video is to nothing conected, who have 25 turns. White windings with yellow isolation on yoke seems have 12 turns.

[MenofFather]

"The unknown part must be in the drossel (choke) area, and what that does, and how. As there is no metal tube there."
Akula say to one person in Skype that drosel conected only to capasitor. I think his meen probrally, that parallel to capasitor and nothing more.

[Hoppy]

  @ Void:
   Thanks for your comment, as well for as the picture of the inside of the air core coil. There is something in there alright, but it looks more like plastic than aluminum.
Hoppy will probably take a look at it, and let us know what he thinks it is.
In any case I'll try to put some Aluminum in there, if I can't get it to do what it's supposed to, without it. Maybe an empty beer can, as I seam to have no shortage of those, lately. But, I may be able to do better than that.
  The diagram is also looking better and better as I study it more, and take my time about all this. I still can't make out if the red windings on the yoke are connected to anything, or not, as it looks like the right side goes to the big cap, but it may not. They are probably not going anywhere, if they are maybe Hoppy can tell better than me.

  @ Ganzha:  I have to agree with you, plus Romanov is not showing a self runner, such as Hendershot was. And his 3.25 amp input to a light a single bulb on one of his circuits, also makes me wonder, as it doesn't look like the 500 watt bulb, that akula used.

  I'm glad to see the Russian guys giving us a hand here, also. Much appreciated!

  It's really the self runners that I'm mostly interested in, although an efficient high output power circuit should not be taken lightly, either.
 
           NickZ

Sorry Nick, my magnifying glass is not strong enough to work these out, although plastic does look likely for inside the coil. Still saving up for the microscope pen 

[MenofFather]

  Would be a little easier to see the similarities if I could understand what he was saying about the Hendershot diagram. How 'bout a hand? 

  So, is the choke inside the akula device's big secondary coil, connected only to a cap, and nothing else?  Seams like it could have the same function as the Dally coax cable that is shorted at the end. Yes, No? Maybe?

No, in Akula divice is not short cable at end and no coaxial cable.

[Void]

  @ Void:
   Thanks for your comment, as well for as the picture of the inside of the air core coil. There is something in there alright, but it looks more like plastic than aluminum.
Hoppy will probably take a look at it, and let us know what he thinks it is.
In any case I'll try to put some Aluminum in there, if I can't get it to do what it's supposed to, without it. Maybe an empty beer can, as I seam to have no shortage of those, lately. But, I may be able to do better than that.

Hi Nick. If you watch the top of the air core coil assembly closely in the Akula video, you can see in many frames that there is what really appears to be an aluminum sheet wrapped around the outside of the coil form under all the windings. The aluminum sheeting (or some other shiny silver colored metal) is sticking out at the top of the coil form. The aluminum sheeting appears to be possibly folded over the top of the coil form at the top inside edge. This would seem to be at least part of what Akula was referring to in regards to the Hendershot generator, which has the two main coil forms around home made metal cylindrical capacitors.

I have attached some screen shots, but I think it is quite obvious in the Akula video if you watch closely. There appears to be quite a wide gap in the aluminum sheeting at the back side of the coil form of about roughly 2 to 3 inches.