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[verpies]

So what was happening is that the pulse on the 50T was giving a good 70 volts but it also held back the pulses from the 15T from being exerted on the core. When the 50T was turned off, the 15t jumped up in voltage.

This means that at certain frequencies, the 50T is hindering the 15T and it must also be that in some frequencies the 15T could hold back the 50T.

Are you pulsing your windings with symmetrical AC waveform or pulsating DC waveform?
In case of the latter - did you try reversing the phasing of your windings ? (some people call it the "winding polarity"...)

[Hope]

Response from T-1000   Re: (No subject)Magnets at spark gaps?  « Sent to: Hope on: Today at 01:04:42 PM »   Reply
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  When quenching spark gap it gives you ramp in discharge wave. And this is what you need for better efficiency. (http://www.overunity.com/../../../../../../Smileys/default/smiley.gif)

Quote from: Hope on Today at 04:43:02 AMPhysical adjustment of magnets at spark gap will increase power output (Tesla).   Altho it is odd please give it some time. 



So it is important,  then we can even further focus it by using a cylinder type magnet containing the spark gap.  This should be like a deflection yoke focusing a deflection yoke.....the yoke is on us!

[T-1000]

Must have step for your OU devices - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvb6owE05TM
When you get non-decaying self osccillations, you're on the right way..

[verpies]

Must have step for your OU devices - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvb6owE05TM
When you get non-decaying self oscillations, you're on the right way..

That's called a resonant raise and is the result of the signal generator pumping up a high Q LC tank.

P.S.
Did you abandon your TV yoke device ?

[4q]

Must have step for your OU devices - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yvb6owE05TM
When you get non-decaying self osccillations, you're on the right way..

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