no, also with 7-zip it says the file is empty  (its only 8KB).

Redo:

I saved it in a couple different formats.  Hopefully one of them is readable by everyone.

This one works properly. I can unzip it and read all four of the different formats inside.

Cool.

The goal of this is get the physical dimensions and estimated resonant frequencies of each coil layer in a format where I can attempt to visualize how possibly the standing waves move, what the impedance mismatch between layers looks like and how much reflection there may be.

I find it very interesting the total length resonant frequency is so similar to the paired bandwidth frequency (difference between paired layers), all in the 5MHz range.  I'm still trying to find a pattern to the harmonics for each layer.  It surely looks like there is one, I just can't put a ratio to it yet.

If I get lucky, it may become apparent exactly what this grenade coil is attempting to produce; then it's just a matter of calculating the exact physical dimensions for optimal performance.  Going to take a lot of "what if" analysis.  My hunch right now is the paired layers create a bandwidth tunnel forcing the frequencies to stay within that range.  So I'm guessing the center frequency for each paired layer must end up to be some harmonic of the total resonant frequency.  What the harmonic numbers turn out to be could be very important to understanding its operation.  Right now I'm seeing possibly 4, 6 & 9.

has any one seen this vid,    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPvQOPNYiS4

it originally had another video showing how to make it, it has 80 turns primary  and the secondary is 5 +5, it obviously amplifies energy, think is has any one got the second video they can post ?

Many thanks Alien

Good day AlienGrey

Yes, very interesting video:

Here are links to both part 1 & part 2.

These are Wesley's translations so you can thank him for that!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMPU_9yIlXI

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

take care, peace
lost_bro

Quote from: AlienGrey on Today at 01:58:31 AM

    has any one seen this vid,    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yPvQOPNYiS4

    it originally had another video showing how to make it, it has 80 turns primary  and the secondary is 5 +5, it obviously amplifies energy, think is has any one got the second video they can post ?

    Many thanks Alien


Good day AlienGrey

Yes, very interesting video:

Here are links to both part 1 & part 2.

These are Wesley's translations so you can thank him for that!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMPU_9yIlXI

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

take care, peace
lost_bro
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Thanks for that !
Yes as i suspected, ITSU did an experiment of this (or tried to) I think he got a bit mixed up with resonance and multiples of it. Oh and sling that over heating cap away, Sorry mate!

Hope that helps

may the sun always shine on you

Nice build by the way Dog, very professional looking.

Thanks Itsu.  I built it quite a while back when I was naïve thinking everything would just pop together and work.  Seems there is a lot more to it than meets the eye. 

  Well, the "ol dog", me, just finishes rewinding the Kacher secondary, to bring it down to about 1.85Mhz, or so. And I also rewound my grenade's inductor coil, as it was still at 12, 12, turns, and now has the 24t, 24t turns to have the recommended 48 turns, instead of the previous 24t.
  The Kacher signal from the antenna can now light a microwave 20w bulb, at the open ends of the 48  turns conductor coil, plus a 10 watt bulb on the open ends of the grenade output coil, at the same time. But, dimly, as the kacher spark streamer is only 1-2mm long, and still no stinging felt from the HV. Up to now I have not been able to light any incandescent bulbs from the Kachers' output, at all.
  Tomorrow I'll connect the grenade coils back up to the yoke, and do some scope shots and readings, to see what frequencies are running now, and possibly make a video.

Nick are you still using that twin FET self oscillating circuit to drive your grenade coil via the old scan coils device, I did some tests on that type of circuit and it is SO BLOODY UNSTABLE to the slightest voltage change it is so unbelievable, How can you possibly expect to the device as a whole get it to work ? You can't.

According to the comments from the producer accompanying that video, the input was around 600W with output at around 60W!, thereby needing the oil baths for cooling the ignition transformers. Not the way to go for the transmission of electricity!!

I was about not power measurements for input and output. The single wire transmission having coils in the end was the point.