VIC pictures and Don's VIC notes..

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Got one more shot, after tuning my coils a little more today, I got the full potential out of my VIC. Been running now fro over an hour now and everything is still running cold coils, transistors, ect. I think I will quit while I'm ahead. LOL

Ron,

What kind of core are you using?
Can i buy it somewhere?

Steve

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Sure can, http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/231356182.html

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Sure can, http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/231356182.html

Great link up I must say !!

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Sure can, http://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/231356182.html

Thanks Ron.
The shape is different then the Meyer cores.
Is this the one you use with primary, secondairy, chokes and measure coils?

cheers

Steve

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I use a little different concept than Stan did, but still does the same thing. I put two coils on one set of cores and two coils on another set of cores.

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Thanks R.Walker,

I was trying to do that messing up with the coupling but is much harder...

Incredible

could you explain a little about what you believe is the effect of using this bucking fields?

Just another silly question... the size of the cell matters? I mean you can get the same effect on the 9 tube cell and at the resonant cavity setup with the same trafo setup? just varying the signal frequency and voltage level of both transformers?

Of course i´m assuming you are using two transformers to adjust the relation between the voltages in the secondary and chokes separately

I´m sure you drank the same water we did =)

regard that the saying in this drawing is:

5) Secondary coil winding (8 ) resonant charging chokes (9/12) of similar size and length sets up "Electron Bounce " zone by which the displaced electrons forms copper ions moving and taking on a positive electrical charge entering into resonant charging choke (9); Whereas, the clustering of electrons at resonant charging choke (12) forms negative voltage polarity of opposite electrical polarity intensity.

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I use a little different concept than Stan did, but still does the same thing. I put two coils on one set of cores and two coils on another set of cores.

Ok, Ron.
The 2 core sets are not hooked up to eachother?
Stacked on top of each other?

Cheers!

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Thanks R.Walker,

I was trying to do that messing up with the coupling but is much harder...

Incredible

could you explain a little about what you believe is the effect of using this bucking fields?

Just another silly question... the size of the cell matters? I mean you can get the same effect on the 9 tube cell and at the resonant cavity setup with the same trafo setup? just varying the signal frequency and voltage level of both transformers?

Of course i´m assuming you are using two transformers to adjust the relation between the voltages in the secondary and chokes separately

I´m sure you drank the same water we did =)

regard that the saying in this drawing is:

5) Secondary coil winding (8 ) resonant charging chokes (9/12) of similar size and length sets up "Electron Bounce " zone by which the displaced electrons forms copper ions moving and taking on a positive electrical charge entering into resonant charging choke (9); Whereas, the clustering of electrons at resonant charging choke (12) forms negative voltage polarity of opposite electrical polarity intensity.

He, Fabio,

Electron bouncing now finally creates a picture in my brain........ yes the gray thing existing from 2 cells in my head....