Im finaly understading how amps are restricted
When we apply voltage to each core unipolarly separetely and have a single coil output coupling them this coil will have voltage induced by one core while the other core is acting as inductance... this cause the inductance capacitance to distribute the potential in each turn
Having the cores gaped preventing saturation may be possible to generate dc unipolar pulse with this secondary
I think this would be equivalent to have a core section bteeem primary and secondary if only one phase is used ... i mean if every turn of secondary goes thru both cores but primary only one core.. of course wave form will be different but the restriction would be likely to be the same
The expected wave form would be a stepup with a sharp reverse spike separating the pulses... its generated on the transition beteenn the pulsing on the two or more cores...
What made me come to this conclusion is the crossover ckt stan provided on tech brief
So basically could done with many phases as required... each phase add a core to this secondary so add more impedance per turn...
Im not sure whats going to happen when i connect to the water...
I think the blocking diode when stan refer to it as blocking is just to block the reverse spike from discharge the water capacitor...
I think the charging chokes could be maybe just sections of this secondary or could also be done winding other coils in each core and wiring in series... i think its very clear
With some paper, pencil and this perspective you may understand better what im saying.. make drawings if you want to understand better