Ok, so I wound this ferrite rod, with measured lengths of wire. Primary on top right is bifilar wound connected in series. below that I have two coils, one CW, one CCW(partnered output coils). While doing test, and shutting everything off I realized the led was still slightly glowing. So connected oscilloscope, and you can see almost square waves at 60 hz. I attached a wire before the diode and when I touch it the LED brightness is increased quite a bit. The only thing hooked to circuit is ground. The picture, is of oscilloscope connected to where I would normally connect input, and the primary is a bifilar connected in parallel. After putting 3v input from signal generator, I realized the voltage spike and disconnected it, maybe error but still read 180v pk-pk. I later realized the 2nd probe wasn't connected, but gets a very interesting wave form, and at a distance still gets 1voltPK-PK. I have also tested with Klein multimeter, and got ~60volts(not in pic posted). I dont really know if anyone is able to help me understand what I am seeing, or help me safely test this circuit. Or what I can do to further my understanding, feel, and experience with these useful, easily made(if you want it), hard to understand devices. Btw: capacitor is not needed, doesn't help much, just provides a path for energy to/from ground I'm guessing. Attached wrong pic first fixed now. Sorry about lack of references, about 6months of reading PJ Kelly, Akula, Chris, Wistiti, was finally able to play with circuits.