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[Hoppy]

    Hoppy:
   The 240v caps that I replaced on my PS came out of my previous 120v- 240v PS.  They are the same value caps that came on my 120v PS. The 240v unit's caps are not higher in value, but are the same value.

The caps are switched in series for the 240V PSU and in parallel for the 120V PSU. So, when in series the combined rated voltage will be 480V and 240V when in parallel.

[NickZ]

  Zalmoxis:
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[NickZ]

The caps are switched in series for the 240V PSU and in parallel for the 120V PSU. So, when in series the combined rated voltage will be 480V and 240V when in parallel.

  Ok, thanks. I'll see if I can find the right combination of load bulb(s) to limit supply voltage to the feed back circuit with about 150v, or so.
  The feed back PS is drawing a huge load, just by itself. And also has a load resistor that controls the circuit so that there is always a load on it, even without any bulbs on.

[Hoppy]

  Ok, thanks. I'll see if I can find the right combination of load bulb(s) to limit supply voltage to the feed back circuit with about 150v, or so.
  The feed back PS is drawing a huge load, just by itself. And also has a load resistor that controls the circuit so that there is always a load on it, even without any bulbs on.

Nick,

I'm not getting that. The PS cannot draw a load, only power a load. I think you may be trying to say that the feedback PSU appears to be heavily loading the device output? What is in fact happening, is that the device output is insufficient to adequately and continuously power the PSU.

[itsu]

    Hoppy:
   The 240v caps that I replaced on my PS came out of my previous 120v- 240v PS.  They are the same value caps that came on my 120v PS. The 240v unit's caps are not higher in value, but are the same value.

  Itsu:  How is it possible to see both the HV and the grenade output BOTH on the same scope setting?
First image of Stalker's scope shot.
  Is this something that I can do on my scope? Or not?
  This is what I can do on my scope. Second image.
  I understand that Stalker is using a controllable Kacher circuit, and I am using the simple Kacher circuit.
But, I'd like to be able to see both HV, and grenade outputs, (to match both frequencies at the same time). Which I have not been able to do, like Stalker is showing.

Nick,

yes you can do the same, as you have done before already, see your second screenshot above



that screenshot upper part shows the yellow kacher signal (892Khz), and the blue Grenade signal (27.9Khz).

As you do not burst the kacher on / off, you see a streamed signal of the kacher, not the bursts as in Stalkers screenshot.

Here you used the zoom function to zoom in (lower part), but you started of with the upper screen settings, so do again the same and
leave the zoom function off

Itsu