Maybe it's partly because of what happened with the Slayer Exciter, and how when you give your hard work and designs to others, they will use it to make money, and give no credit to the inventor of that circuit.
Slayer 007 has a youtube channel, if you want to check into what he has going on now.
Also because wireless RF HV transmission affects all the electronics in ones house, including Tv, radio, and PC, and may not be all that good for you, as well.
That is why I suggested connecting by wires both ends of the florescent tubes, or bulbs, to two different oscillators which can be run off of the same input source. Instead of using wireless, as wireless is also limited to only a few feet away from the tubes, at most. Wired Exciters don't have that limitation, and produce the best light output. Normal florescent bulbs are made to run on twin oscillator circuits,in order to obtain their best lighting output.
Led bulbs are different, though, and don't need twin oscillators to perform well.
Nick_Z
Slayer 007 has a youtube channel, if you want to check into what he has going on now.
Also because wireless RF HV transmission affects all the electronics in ones house, including Tv, radio, and PC, and may not be all that good for you, as well.
That is why I suggested connecting by wires both ends of the florescent tubes, or bulbs, to two different oscillators which can be run off of the same input source. Instead of using wireless, as wireless is also limited to only a few feet away from the tubes, at most. Wired Exciters don't have that limitation, and produce the best light output. Normal florescent bulbs are made to run on twin oscillator circuits,in order to obtain their best lighting output.
Led bulbs are different, though, and don't need twin oscillators to perform well.
Nick_Z
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