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[magpwr]

Yes Nick. The mediator coil is probably allowing the push-pull to draw too higher pulse currents and you are unable to control the current because your duty cycle is fixed as Magpwr pointed out. Unless you have control over the duty cycle, you could easily suffer a further blow-out, depending on whether your mediator chokes the input current sufficiently. The level of current limitation, will govern the power output of your device.

hi Hoppy,

There may be a another possibility which i have just come up with after reading your comment.

Akula was using IGBT for the older device with no Earth.IGBT total delay as found in datasheet is known to be slower than mosfet.This is known fact.

If my long shot theory is right the low frequency IGBT will hardly get effected by the high frequency kacher in Mhz.

In other words the slow igbt will be unresponsive to high frequency harmonics or frequency.Less chance for IGBT to switch accidentally at high frequency and create smoke as well

The output waveform if my theory is right will remain as rather clean sine-wave across capacitor WIMA 0.47ufx2 in parallel after 3 turn.Even after the kacher is powered on.

[Hoppy]

hi Hoppy,

There may be a another possibility which i have just come up with after reading your comment.

Akula was using IGBT for the older device with no Earth.IGBT total delay as found in datasheet is known to be slower than mosfet.This is known fact.

If my long shot theory is right the low frequency IGBT will hardly get effected by the high frequency kacher in Mhz.

In other words the slow igbt will be unresponsive to high frequency harmonics or frequency.Less chance for IGBT to switch accidentally at high frequency and create smoke as well

The output waveform if my theory is right will remain as rather clean sine-wave across capacitor WIMA 0.47ufx2 in parallel after 3 turn.Even after the kacher is powered on.

Hi Magpwr,

Its not the frequency causing the damage, its high voltage. The IGBT's that Akula used were most likely rated at a higher voltage than Geo's and Nick's mosfets, so probably more robust to voltage transients.

[spyder]

@nick

was reading tigers page and he seems to really understand the phenomenon n sorta explains it well.. had to translate the page

     http://freeenergylt.narod.ru/index/0-46

[NickZ]

   It's the current that smoked the Mazilli. And a bad ground connection on Geo's device, not the voltage spikes.

[Hoppy]

   It's the current that smoked the Mazilli. And a bad ground connection on Geo's device, not the voltage spikes.

Yes, the high voltage can cause the semiconductor junctions to break-down which then allows a high current to smoke the components.

Quote from Geo:" My Ground wire was not properly connected to the copper rod and accidently moved it while switching sides
with my foot where when I witnessed a small arc of white light of HV."