Bloch wall disconnect and reconnect. The final design!

[bw]

You almost have to see much of the video to get it but like gk said 4+ hours and worth it.
I'm sorry if I mentioned something I shouldn't but like gk says there are similarities in this and
Don's generators and the work of many many others.  I thought it may be helpful, that's all.

[bw]

Forest,  you asked how six ties in with three and nine.  this is the "flux circuit"  3 and 6 oscillate
back and fourth, one plus the other always equals nine, they both hinge on nine, it is at the center
piviot or "bloch wall" 

[forest]

Ok,I have troubles with Bloch wall understanding but last day I realized that Tesla might thought about these numbers because of it's "construction".

3 - it is center tap coil probably or maybe a bloch wall

6 - it i  coil in one direction (for me it's right wound)
9 - it is coil in opposite direction (for me it's left wound)

folow actual writing of these numbers

Looks like Don Smith is right and I think we are talking about the same.

[bw]

I'll tell what I have found hoping this helps lead to the answer.
I think I may see where power may be captured.  I have wound
two identical air coils using one strand of house wiring.  I use
a capacitor made of a sheet of bronze (couldn't find copper local),
a sheet of aluminum, and a sheet of plastic between.  I have two
spark gaps, one spark plug and a jacobs ladder made of welding rod.
I position the coils at right angle to capacitor plates.  Then I connect
one wire my nst to one end of one coil.  To the other end of that coil,
I connect a jumper wire to one side of my capacitor.  I run another jumper
wire from that same side to my jacobs ladder gap.  To the other side of
the gap I connect the second wire of my nst.

Now for the coil on the other side of my capacitor.
I connect one wire from the end of the coil to the unused plate on my
capacitor.  From the other end of that same coil I connect a jumper to my
other spark gap(old spark plug).  To the other end of the spark plug is connected
to an earth ground. 

Here's what I get with this setup.  My nst runs a good steady spark on jacobs
ladder then "bam"  I get very strong spark on my spark plug and my nst stops
at the same time.  I feel like this spark is the real power.   I guess I need a diode or
something to keep back current or whatever it is from killing my nst.  it restarts
after shutting down when i restart it. 

[giantkiller]

@bw,
I have used a neon from a flourescent starter. I get small spikes on the scope. I put in an open gap or just 2 wires and the spikes got larger.

--Giantkiller.