John, Looks like nice work to me. My secondary came out to 129 turns spaced just like yours. My primaries I wound with 3 different colors spaced just like yours, never overlapping. 41 turns came out just touching when finished. The 208 vdc was measured right at the cell. At this time I am not using an inverter choosing to use 120 wall current to a 120 variac, to a 120 to 240 transformer to the bridge and cap. My amp reading was at 8.5 to 9 amps ac on 1 leg of the 110ac before the variac. Before we get into the weeds to far, maybe we could address some of the things we have mentioned so far. Maybe others will chime in as well. How do you feel about the statement; "the primaries can not be off by more than 1 turn as the board will not be able to compensate an you will not be able to tune". And should we just use the simple chokes and not worry about it. We have not discussed the impedence matching of the cell to the electronics as well. Up to this point I have tried replicate every thing exactly as Boyce says. Although the cell is of dry cell design it matches Bob`s cell in every way except the case. I would recommend a dry cell design over the plastic case any day. The early cases had so many problems with current bypassing behind the HDPE and the acrylic. Much arcing, burning tracks etching into the plastic and a few explosions! Also during cleansing and conditioning there was always some warping and distortion with the heat. I have seen a few of the new design boxes and they have come a long way but I would still never go that route again. I think a dry cell is almost bullitproof and definitely the way to go. Yes I do have many pics of everything if this will help.