Magnetic fields can be so picky.
May be some thing else has changed position.
At least you have got a video of the effect.
One other thing is, capacitance.
Many times I have run into electronic circuits I could not duplicate due to small changes in capacitance between the wires and parts.
Capacitance in a setup where there are so many variables as in your generator, may be critical to the circuit and hard to duplicate if the wires and the position of the wiring has changed much.
Even though a capacitor was not used in the circuit, there is sill some capacitance between wires and parts, may be enough to make a difference in your setup.
Usually where there is inductance, there is some capacitance, even if just a little.
In any case, if you get to work again, you might want to lock it up in a safe.
Steve

It would seem that your radiant energy is being fed back in to the magnetic field and used to push the rotor faster than it would normally turn. When your spikes are being fed to the neon, the RPM is lower. A similar effect can been seen when you pass a standard bedini SSG output to another coil against the wheel before the charging battery.
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