but how can I tell you that there is nothing bad in my project, if some people in the past have been wrong this does not mean that everyone is like them

Repeating the same protestations over and over is not helping your case. You lack credibility.

 

but how can I tell you that there is nothing bad in my project, if some people in the past have been wrong this does not mean that everyone is like them

Then what is wrong with my solution, a push button and your "coil"?

You have gone from the high voltage Tesla coil for power to other means of power. You haven't stayed true to your reason for the circuit. If you don't know how to do this, how are you going to explain and help your "kid" or is it "families".

 

We still don’t know what he us trying to demonstrate with this. Its kind of hard to see the effect to a 700KHz varying magnetic field that is so weak you could not see any effect without instruments.

Bob

 

After reading through the whole thread it appears to me, based partly on the statement that the commercia device cost many million euros, and given the conflicting requirements, that the goal is to duplicate a fraudulent medical appliance whose explanation is so non-sensical that those folks with an adequate techncal background and knowledge can not make sense of it. Unfortunately the sales pitch claims some wonderful benefit that has not been stated, but which must be very desirable. I have seen such claims before, and there are long strings of technical words that are carefully chosen to have no actual meaning. This is why none could understand the goals.
At one point a while back I was asked to repair a device that claimed to have what amounted to magical powers. The package is built with decent quality components and consists of a power supply and an oscillator assembly, but analysis will be challenging because of all the model numbers have been removed from the active devices.