L1 produces impulse,
L2 recieves impulses at series resonant voltage maximums.
Impulse polarity is opposite to voltage maximum polarity.
if we see the L1 and L2 pancake coils as plates of a capacitor,
this would mean during the impulse, the voltage is changing polarity on the capacitor plates.
positive plate becomes negative and negative plate becomes positive and vise versa.
This means the dielectric field is "flipped"?
the terminals of the faraday tubes, are different for the positive end or the negative end. So these flip position?
I can get my head around this yet.
But to test this the impulse voltage needs to be equal in amplitude to the series resonant voltage.