What is different about the Hendershot and Aho builds that worked and all the builds that don't work? And what is not shown in all of the schematics?

The guess about the polarities in the above image was correct. I received a Russian magnetron and disassembled it. That's also why it is physically different from the one shown in the Hendershot build. Keep in mind the Lester Hendershot worked with the air force so he would have had access to radar magnetron magnets.
If the Hendershot does use the Wesley Gary "neutral zone" it isn't where we were thinking it is. We can look at the center of the armature as both the physical AND magnetic pivot point.







The other piece is opposite - South pole in the center and North poles on both ends.
I don't understand the analog part of the circuit well enough to explain how it works. Could we look at the "buzzer coils" (close to the magnet armature) as both a pickup and a feedback mechanism? Look at Figures 6 and 7 at the bottom of this page Understanding The Western Electric Double Coil Coin Relay
They are using electricity to drive the coils to one side or the other to drop the coin in one chute or another. It seems to me that if the analog part of the Hendershot circuit was set up to do the same thing but continually changing the direction of the current flow through the buzzer coils (via the push-pull transformer configuration) it could also possibly harvest electricity from those same coils when the magnetic flux switches in the armature. But, as I said, I don't understand that part well enough to know if that is possible.
Anybody in contact with Mark Hendershot might want to pass this along. He did not use a radar magnetron magnet in his build. His build is the center, left picture in the top image.
Comments welcome.

The guess about the polarities in the above image was correct. I received a Russian magnetron and disassembled it. That's also why it is physically different from the one shown in the Hendershot build. Keep in mind the Lester Hendershot worked with the air force so he would have had access to radar magnetron magnets.
If the Hendershot does use the Wesley Gary "neutral zone" it isn't where we were thinking it is. We can look at the center of the armature as both the physical AND magnetic pivot point.







The other piece is opposite - South pole in the center and North poles on both ends.
I don't understand the analog part of the circuit well enough to explain how it works. Could we look at the "buzzer coils" (close to the magnet armature) as both a pickup and a feedback mechanism? Look at Figures 6 and 7 at the bottom of this page Understanding The Western Electric Double Coil Coin Relay
They are using electricity to drive the coils to one side or the other to drop the coin in one chute or another. It seems to me that if the analog part of the Hendershot circuit was set up to do the same thing but continually changing the direction of the current flow through the buzzer coils (via the push-pull transformer configuration) it could also possibly harvest electricity from those same coils when the magnetic flux switches in the armature. But, as I said, I don't understand that part well enough to know if that is possible.
Anybody in contact with Mark Hendershot might want to pass this along. He did not use a radar magnetron magnet in his build. His build is the center, left picture in the top image.
Comments welcome.