Please explain how that thing is a 'clone' of a Bisonic. Does it exhibit ANY of the measurable physical properties of an original? Are the acoustic properties close to an original?
The coil is the same dimension and wound the same. It uses steel poles and a laminated keeper block. It lacks the adjustable poles, but that has nothing to do with the way the pickup sounds, and was probably overkill. Pickups don't have acoustical properties, but they do have electrical properties (DC resistance, inductance etc.). As long as you get close to those, and keep the coil geometry the same, it will sound extremely close, if not exact.
It sounds pretty much like a Bi-Sonic. He posted some sound clips of it, but I couldn't locate the thread. I think the clips were with ceramic magnets, which was in the pickup with the green circuit board bobbin.
So the important things here is the size and shape of the coil and how it's wound, and the amount of steel and strength of the magnets. Everything else is just how the pickup looks.
I'm going to start making a similar pickup, but with a blade instead of poles.