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[conico]

Did you use this diagram exactly with the value of the components in it?
if so, you've burned something?
A choke in series with an other choke for power supply?
Do you use the same snubber as it is in diagram?

[soliman]

Did you use this diagram exactly with the value of the components in it?
if so, you've burned something?
A choke in series with an other choke for power supply?
Do you use the same snubber as it is in diagram?

hi, Conico
what you says it is not absolutely true.
there are several factors that influence inductance
of a ferrite core, regardless of the amount of turn
I have, I'm referring to the line shock coils.
the number of turns is not as much related to inductance as the type of ferrite material is.
I explain:
like you know the toroids used here have different colors and so
different permeability. as well as used for different frequency range. We assume that all toroids or whatever,
they have the same dimensions.
it is not the same inductance 10 turns, that in a yellow core,
blue, green, red ect. all of them will have different inductance
because in this case each color has different permeability.
on the other hand you have in these conditions interaction with the earth?
Good luck

[NickZ]

   Well, I'm quite aware of that, and is why I mentioned it first, if you checked my post.
  And yes, I've burnt up many many things over the years. But, my Kacher works ok now, as I've shown on my videos. And it can even partially light a 100w incandescent bulb, or a couple of 50 watt bulbs, fairly brightly. I did blow a 10 watt bulb with it though.
  Below is a picture of the simple kacher circuit made by Ruslan. Mine is a replication of that and also Stalkers made a replication of the same thing. Also Adrian's first self runner device used the same type of Kacher. All three suppose to be self runners.
   You can see the choke that Ruslan used on that simple kacher, it's like the ones that I show on the second picture. Sorry for the blurry image, his video was pretty blurry also. But, mine is a green torroid, with 10 and 10 turns. I burnt up some of those other types as they had two thin a gauge wire wound on them for the voltage and current that I gave them. The choke that I'm using now can handle it. None of the schematics or diagrams show exactly what kind of choke type, color,  or value to use. Other than mHs. So, each of the different replications may have slightly different components or values. But, are basically working the same or similar.
   

[Raycathode]

Found this if your interested

https://yadi.sk/i/pZ9yvYZ9z7WwK

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D93iKH1q2vs

[conico]

hi, Conico
what you says it is not absolutely true.
there are several factors that influence inductance
of a ferrite core, regardless of the amount of turn
I have, I'm referring to the line shock coils.
the number of turns is not as much related to inductance as the type of ferrite material is.
I explain:
like you know the toroids used here have different colors and so
different permeability. as well as used for different frequency range. We assume that all toroids or whatever,
they have the same dimensions.
it is not the same inductance 10 turns, that in a yellow core,
blue, green, red ect. all of them will have different inductance
because in this case each color has different permeability.
on the other hand you have in these conditions interaction with the earth?
Good luck

You said you had a 1-inch diameter toroid.
Of course there are more colors to the toroids. the weakest is the yellow one with a permeability of 1500 and the best is the blue one with a permeability of 3000. I have black toroid without plastic insulation and it has a permeability of 2500.

the difference between the best and the weakest toroids, yellow and blue is only twice on the same diameter.

If you have a yellow toroid you need 20-25 turns to have a 22uH inductor.

if you have a blue toroid you need 10 turns like Nickz to have a 22uH inductor
if you have an uninsulated black toroid like mine, you need 11-12 turns for 22uH inductance.


use 0.75-1mm insulated wire and make 14-15 turns.
See if it works, if it doesn't work, cut a turn and so on until works.
If you do not have an insulated wire of 0.75-1 mm you can use the wire from an extension cord . It doesn't matter if it is solid or multi-wire.
success!