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[skywalker66]

Thyristors are slower than MOSFETs.

Hi Verpies, Void !

Yes, I'm aware of that, but is what it is in that video.
He have a symbol of mosfet on his hand drawn schematic, but at about 07:00  index time
he mentions about thyristor pointing his pen toward that mosfet symbol on schematic.
I don't know full context because I don't understand Russian language.
Nevertheless I found even more difficult to understand and replicate that device because of lack of
sufficient info. I for one prefer to stay with grenade/induction/kacher setup for now and struggle in that direction.
For this one is a lot more available replication info.

[NickZ]

  The difference of the Kacher bases circuits compared to the Akula/Ruslan's type may be that there is no low voltage but high current magnetic induction circuit to sync with a HV circuit. Nor do the Kacher type self runners need anywhere near the same level of input power, to provide for the kW outputs. Not that Nelson's shown device produces kWs of power, but the other circuit that I posted does.  If true. And hopefully Nelson will achieve the same results, in time.
   As we still don't know the mode of operation of the Kacher type self running circuits, we are not able to replicate that type of device, as there is not enough information on them, as yet. Therefore, I'm focusing on the previous and simpler Ruslan type device, which uses the simple Kacher circuit, as the HV pulser, as well as the induction circuit.  At least until a better or simpler example of a self running device is found.
   

[skywalker66]

D1 thanks for sharing this katcher driver. I am trying to make a circuit these days which is basically a synchronized katcher. I take the thin pulse out of my synchronization board and I drive an IRfp460which in turn feeds the dc voltage to my katcher just for that brief moment. If it works I'll post the schematic.

Hi Jeg !
It sounds like a good plan.
That is what I suspected Ruslan had used in his earlier setups, a Kacer synch thru power supply because in
one of this setup it is clearly not visible others connections to his Kacer but only positive, negative and ground.
It made me wonder how kecher is synch then?
But I suspect going this road a much higher voltage than 24V is required for getting noticeable effect from kacher.

[Void]

  Nor do I. But, Tesla did say those big white streamers were unlike anything he'd seen before, and which had the power to go through any material.

Hi Nick. I suspect that the statement you made above is not accurate. You seem to be mixing
together two different things, and you are putting words into Tesla's mouth which I think
you will find if you care to look into it that Tesla never actually said at all.

When Tesla was talking about waves that could pass right through things like glass and metal plates,
as far as I have been able to determine Tesla didn't say anything at all about aether and white corona discharges
in regards to that. Tesla was talking about what Tesla described in his own words as "electric sound waves
or sound waves of electrified air". I have attached a PDF file which contains a digital transcript of an article by
Tesla in 'The Electrical Engineer — Dec 21, 1892, p. 587', in which Tesla talks about these unusual electrified
sound pressure waves. 

There is no mention there of white corona discharges or aether at all. Tesla only seems to be talking about electrically charged
sound pressure waves of some sort. I will leave it at that Nick.


@skywalker:  Agreed. The other circuit arrangement by Ruslan probably has more unknowns...

[Void]

D1 thanks for sharing this katcher driver. I am trying to make a circuit these days which is basically a synchronized katcher. I take the thin pulse out of my synchronization board and I drive an IRfp460which in turn feeds the dc voltage to my katcher just for that brief moment. If it works I'll post the schematic.

Hi Jeg. I thought you had already built Oleg's 'blue box' circuit for that purpose.
Did I misunderstand, or did you find that it just didn't work well?