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[skywalker66]

Hi Tomtech. Do you have any ideas on how the MOSFET can be switched with very short duration pulses
in the nanosecond range? I suppose it may be worth a try...

Hi !
Ruslan used a thyristor in that setup  (his words). See 06:55 in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_IDicPswgw

[NickZ]

    Geo:
   What I had shown in the video where the two bulbs stayed on, was not very clear to me, either.
   However, what I think was happening is that the two incandescent bulbs both together 75w were connected to just the 3 turns coil LC circuit.  The 168 turns output coil was not connect to anything other than the small bulb, which was only partially lighting, dimly.
  The kick start came from turning on the induction circuits, for just a second. Then the two bulbs would stay on, just from the Kacher's output. Although something was happening there, but I can't replicate the same effect now, as my Mazilli is no longer working since the "mediator coil" test burnt it out, nor will I continue on to rebuild that same circuit in the future. It was a test that showed me what a Mazilli/yoke/grenade/kacher set can or can't do. But, I as could not get it to sync up with the Kacher's frequency, or visa versa, I won't re-build that circuit again.
  However, what I've seen from other guys tests here, so far, seams to indicate that their drivers are limiting the output to less than 150w, or so.  So, I'm not too convinced yet, about going that route myself, or just which way I should go next.

[Void]

Hi GeoFusion. I have little doubt that you can still get similar sorts of effects when using
two 12v batteries in series to power the circuit, but it will be interesting to see if the effect
will be as strong when using only the batteries instead of the power supply, and what the battery current
draw is when bulbs are connected at the output.

Yes, I think it is a difference in voltage potential on the capacitor plates that allows the bulbs to light. When
you connect the earth ground wire to one plate or the other, it changes how the potential difference forms on the plates,
and I think that is why it makes a difference in which plate you connect the earth ground wire to. 

In these forums people are sometimes using certain terms that are really not so clearly defined, or people are
just using such terms in their own way. In Tesla's patent US685957, 'Apparatus for the Utilization of Radiant Energy',
Tesla gives some examples of what he means by 'radiant energy' as radiations from the sun, ultra-violet light,
and cathodic Roentgen waves (X-rays). What do you mean when you use the term radiant energy in regards to a tesla coil?

Your earth ground seems to have more impact than what I have been using for earth ground in my tests.
I have been using a wire that runs to a copper cold water pipe as my earth ground, but I think that although
that is a reasonably good earth ground if the cold water pipes in the house connect directly to a metal water
intake pipe that runs under ground, it still does not seem to be performing as well as your earth ground does. Whether
that is just differences in location and the quality of the earth itself at any given location or not is maybe something
worth considering though.

When I mentioned that it is potentially dangerous when standing in bare feet on concrete when working on a circuit
that is powered by a mains connected power supply, especially when you are deliberately touching wires at the output,
I meant that there is a risk that if something blows or shorts out in the power supply or something like that, you could
get live mains voltage going into your circuit. Standing in bare feet on the concrete if that were to happen could
be fatal. You can't be too careful when working on live circuits that are connected to the mains.

[Void]

Hi !
Ruslan used a thyristor in that setup  (his words). See 06:55 in this video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d_IDicPswgw

Hi skywalker. Thanks mate. Ruslan drew the symbol for a MOSFET on his diagram,
but between about 7:00 and 7:01 it does sound like he said 'thyristor'. Since I don't
speak Russian, I think I had missed that previously. That is interesting. Thinking again about
that video, it gives a different perspective on how these devices could be working, unless maybe there is
more than one method that is being put to use in that one device. Hmmm....

[NickZ]

   Void and Geo.
   I do still get some kind of juice to my device, which I can detect on my scope when the PS is used, even though it is grounded to the normal grid ground, along with the scope, and the on/off switch to the device is off. But, that stray AC is not enough to light anything but a single small led bulb dimly, at that.
   So, batteries are the way to go, and once the PS is used for the feed back loop, there won't be an AC grid line leaching output by stray capacitance through my whole house, floors, walls, and tables. And when only batteries are used, it's still a good idea to turn the house breakers off, as well. At least for the final tests.

  Void:  The term "Radiant", is referring to energy that radiates away from the source, but, is not limited to just one particular type of energy.  Tesla refers to this radiant energy term very often, but as differing from a wired connection, which does not radiate as compare to what he is referring to.  Tesla's radiant energy experiments may not be dealing with the same radiant energy as what we are getting from the Kacher circuits. Such as the long wide white steamers he obtained. But, we are getting from our Kacher circuits, is radiant energy as well. As opposed to how the Joule Thiefs and other similar oscillators work.

   There is quite a bit of information about Tesla on the internet, but, to find first party ideas and notes, is not as easy to find. Especially about what interests us. However, if you don't believe or can't trust the interpretation of what Tesla may have said by a third party, and only what was personally written by Tesla, you'll have to look for that yourself. You'll probably find it, if interested.