Chris
posted this
31 August 2020
- Last edited 31 August 2020
My Friends,
First of all I want to thank Captainloz for his honesty and coming forward with a Bad Probe.
Second, I want to reiterate my above post, Please verify your Scope and Probes, verify by doing simple calibrations on a regular basis to check equipment. Normally you will be fine, everything will just work and it will be pretty accurate!
Third, I want to say, what Loz has shared here does work! Just because we have seen a Bad Probe, should not discourage us! Especially those learning, the up coming!
Why?
Because many of us have very advanced machines running, based on the exact same technology, some of us have Self Running Machines, here is our Public and Tier II list:


Personally I am a little cut, but I knew deep down, this was on the cards. We all make mistakes, it is inevitable, we are not perfect. We must remember, this is just a crack in the road and we must keep focused and solid in our path forward.
@Loz, My Friend, Please do not worry! This sort of thing happens! Now you know how the scope works and how to calibrate and test the Scope and the Scope Probes. We fully support You Mate, like Augenblick said, no matter what! You are truly on the right track! Please I ask you don't give up! This will work with the right fiddling, you have my word!
The best way to think of this is the same as the BTG, or Kapanadze's Grenade Coil:

Well, Turns Clock Wise and Turns Counter Clock Wise, the exact same basic operation is the same! We must have Magnetic Resonance, which you are 100% spot on and the Voltage must be Increased sufficiently, remember: I = V / R
You saw the Voltage and Current increase under load, this is how it works, to a point. Increase your Load!
It is easy for the Skeptics to have a field day from this sort of thing. But as I said, sooner or later it was inevitable, something would go wrong, but that's life! We have to Motor On!
Evolution is not for the faint hearted! We must push forward to succeed! How many rockets did SpaceX loose before getting to Space?
@Loz, get your scope back on track, throw out Bad Probes, do regular Scope tests and Calibrations, and we will get you back on track! Avoid all High Voltage Testing on the Scope, High Voltage can damage Probes and the Scope!
Best wishes, stay safe and well My Friends,
Chris