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[Jeg]

Some more encouraging news. I changed the load to a 40W clear bulb so that I could clearly see the glowing filament. On the previous experiments, I had forgotten to carefully insert the ferrite rods into the Kacher tube to tune frequency to 1.316MHz. I was just pushing the rods up and down the tube and of course constantly changing the Kacher frequency  - doh!. Now having tuned properly, I can clearly see that as the Kacher waveform approaches maximum amplitude, the lamp filament does start to pulsate and I can change the pulse frequency by making very slight adjustments to the positioning of the ferrite rods.  The bulb also changes slightly in brightness level. I'm getting a short purple streamer off the end of the antenna. The Kacher frequency without the ferrite rods inserted is about 2MHz.

That's good Hoppy! If you are sure for the frequency why don't you wind more turns to your katcher (instead lowering with ferrite) to achieve it so to make your output voltage higher?

[itsu]

I can try that, but i doubt that in 1 LC circuit the current before or after a capacitor is suddenly shifted 90 degrees.
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Regards Itsu

ok, current transformer moved behind the cap, but as expected no change in signals, see screenshot.

Yellow is voltage across the grenade
blue is the voltage from the current transformer between cap and bifilar coil
purple is the gate signal from one of the MOSFETs for frequency reference/triggering

The kacher was not activated in the video, but even when activated, no change in phase is detected.

In the video i tune / detune the TL494 frequency to show that the voltage and current stays in the same relationship whether in resonance or not.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9jCT3L9ygs&feature=youtu.be

Regards Itsu

[Hoppy]

That's good Hoppy! If you are sure for the frequency why don't you wind more turns to your katcher (instead lowering with ferrite) to achieve it so to make your output voltage higher?

Hi Jeg,

Yes, that's a thought but I'm getting a 5mm streamer from the end of the antenna, so I'm not sure that more voltage is really needed?

[Jeg]

Hi Jeg,

Yes, that's a thought but I'm getting a 5mm streamer from the end of the antenna, so I'm not sure that more voltage is really needed?

You are maybe right. 5mm are already good compares to what ruslan showed.

[NickZ]

How about a couple of pics?  Hoppy.