Hey, this is a, I saw a little play around this little experiment with what would happen if I created two coils and they're going to be the same inductance which on these is four, it's just over four milli handry, 4.05 milli handry, and they're not both, they're not both the same, meaning they're sort of like a 10 milli handry out of each of them, if that. So we've got a little lost line circuit, little 22, 22222222, 22 can resist the LED, it works. So, and what I wanted to do was see if this coupling here, flux coupling, how much difference there would be if I put a ferrite rod inside here, inside here, not and because I haven't got two rods, I've already got one so I can only do it all inside here, and what after some planaround it is better in this one for the output, go on to the scope, which is just set up there, there are 20 volts per division on the end, and having it there's a little time to get lost, it's, it's a distance, so long I'm going to do this, I'm just going to push the screwdriver, that as you can see over there as I push the closer together, so that's, that that distance, and as I push the closer, here's up, I've already got 33 volts, yeah, and that's about this, over here, and then, news is, and this is set here, so it already goes down a certain depth, and this is pretty much where it's at its strongest, I could laugh about trying to tweak it a bit better, but it's, you know, it's just about there, and I'm going to pop that in the top, and over there we had that distance, we got 4.3 volts, already and this is a frequency of 4.5 megahertz, so I just, I'm just going to, I ain't even had that distance, we've already got 10 volts, Zaram S as well, and blue, half way in, 23 volts, that's on 37 volts, 45 volts, 50 volts, and that's about to, pretty much how close the other wall, I expect to go, there's some for that, I'm going to turn that down, that's probably a bit too close because it's going a little bit, a little bit at this, I'm going to keep that low, a nice, so any sort of way, there we go, oh, so about 52 volts, we've got 51 volts, so 50 volts, and that's not exactly 50 volts, so that's about the same, I'm just going to switch it in here, and as you can see, if I just pull that away a bit, take that out, that's about there, there we go, I don't know what's happening in the signal, I think I need to, need to, I'll tell you about that, again, from the inside, that's still pretty good, so, all I was trying to show anyway, is that if you put a power in the, power rod, if I put it all by to the end of this, no, like this, it's not as good, it's not as good, I think that you can see we've got nothing, we've got pretty close together and the thing, you've always started pulling that rod out, there you go, and then we get the, but that's pulled out, so, yeah, before I leave that, just, I think the voltage is low, and the current that's been gone, and over there it says we're going 18 volts on this side, and I'm just going to turn out this light, that's not really good, but there you can see, there you go, do you see how close I've got to be, to get this to light up with this tube, so really from this side, I'm going to get pretty close to that, I mean coil, what a lot, so that's coming off that second dome, thanks for watching,