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[Void]

Void.Bunk talks about this in the video. The installation does not turn on immediately, but after some time. It doesn't turn off immediately either. Apparently, charging the capacitor is enough for some time.

I see. I suppose that is at least possible anyway.
I am trying to keep my mind open.

[niyazzi]

Thanks Niyazzi.

This data for installation is " Monster"

[Void]

This data for installation is " Monster"

Yes, I understand. Thanks.

[Void]

In my opinion, you should not worry about the more complicated 'monster' circuit for now.
Focus on the simpler 'all in one' circuit. That simpler circuit is supposed to be able to
produce about 2kW output powered using only a 9V battery.  IMO, there is no
point to spend time on the more complicated 'monster' circuit if you can't get the simpler
'all in one' circuit working, as the 'all in one' circuit appears to be the core of the more
complicated 'monster' circuit.

There is only one driver circuit in the simpler 'all in one' circuit.
First, you would have to understand clearly what that driver circuit is doing.
The addition of the transistor and coil appears to possibly be some type of
transistor switching oscillator circuit. This appears to possibly be used to switch or
modulate the output of the driver circuit.

The output of this module appears to connect to the two wire ends of the long coil.
It appears no primary coil is used on the long coil in this circuit arrangement.
So, if that is correct, the long coil is not being driven like a tesla coil in the 'all in one' circuit.

Does anyone definitely recognize the driver circuit being used?
Is it a DC to DC (Or DC to AC?) CFL driver circuit (low voltage DC to higher voltage), or what exactly?
IMO, first we would need to be clear on what this module is doing, before spending time trying to replicate.

[niyazzi]

Electronic ballast 2x18W