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what an absolutely terrifying hobby 😂

This is honestly sick

hi sir ,i want to ask, how much ohm and watt, a single resistor that you connect multiple in parallel and series that you used as negative wire on the transformer that connect with the diode? sir.

A beast!

Infrared thermometer would have been interesting to shown the heat they generate at high frequencies, no matter what the voltage

What were your bridge dc blocking cap value?

LOL. We called our similar setup "The Ray of Unpleasant Burningness" and used it to explode a few light bulbs.

I still have such a semi-crushed/magnetoformed can from back in late high school, when my friends and I were fooling around with such things. Soft drink can, not Guinness ;-)

I suspect you do not have good coupling between the primary and all of the secondary. Try spreading out the primary turns. You could also use a series of well-insulated ferrite rods, stacked end-to-end, down the center of the whole thing. Don't use a contiguous core - use plastic insulation blocks to separate multiple short sections of rod.

I would really like permission to use this video. It's a brilliant demonstration of the reverse piezoelectric effect.

👍 great work.

Cool.

Okay don't lie. We all know you're experimenting with time travel with that flux capacitor :-)

Wow very nice results!

Are the tubes made of iron? If not it might help to get more energy in magnetic form and so more volts out the other end.

Absolutely beautifull!!!!! If I wanted to achieve a 4,000 volt output at a relatively high frequency of around 100 kHz or higher would I be able to use 80 tuns on the primary and 500 turns on the secondary? If that follows would I be able to use a 50 turn primary to get 2,000 volts output? It should be relatively simple however I am a chemist and not an electrical engineer..lol.......Thank you....

I think most of the power are gone in capacitances between coil and ground .just reduce the length and increase the diameter of coil and gain more volts.4000turns is huge,that should give a million of volt

I am still working on the same device and I wanted to ask you about your switching the 2000 volts and what problems you had with the gap width. I like your idea of the rotary spark gap however I was watching Les's Lab and he was using a triggered spark gap at 100 hertz and lower to run a laser. How would I set up a rotary gap to perform at 60 cycles per second or 120. It seems that would be really fast or am I missing something?

I am so happy to see you are still doing experiments and posting videos. I am building a triggered spark gap and I found your video on it. I have some questions but I will ask them on that video. Thank you for sharing such awesome videos!!

Smaller caps maybe?

i dont know which radio channel to use to control my not yet built mobile platform, its only in the project, i wanted to take a readymade radio channel with several outputs for realtime control with minimal response delay.. it should include operational steering with the front wheels and the power of the main wheel drive .. but I havent studied radio cars at all ..

good setup, but this zcs..? how is the circuit frequency auto-tuned..? thnx..

Oddly entertaining....

@3:45 looked like its just alrady shot by kim j.

Yaaaay mad science!

steam is generally not visible, the misty stuff is steam recondensed into micro water droplets. Gotta wonder if the field is affecting the steam or the droplets.. probably could tell using a strong light source (maybe playing with polarization as well). Really neat video.

Is this a form of ionic wind?

Can you explain why in the images on the left the flow is not continuous and images in the right are? Is so counterintuitive I would expect for the plasma to flow in the same direction as the magnetic field in the first image where the north poles point left. That it would flow in a straight line. But seems that it flows in an opposite direction to the field. Then the 3th image where the left magnet points left and the right magnet points right makes no sense it goes in a straight line. Can you explain why it happens?

Have you played with steam and high voltage? I'm reading a book The Fourth Phase of Water by Gerald Pollack and somewhere in the 15th chapter he suggests the vesicles that rise out of a hot cup of coffee or other warm body of water could be charged. It would be interesting to see how that could be manipulated in an electric field if it were true. How would steam from a hot body of water compare to the dense cold mist of a humidifier? Ultimately I would love to see the opposite of a Lord Kelvin's condenser, a sort of water-rising evaporator where sparks could be generated at the TOP of an apparatus!

Very nice video, if you have some time I would recommend looking up mr2tuff2 70kv salt water cymatics. In that one video at about the 30-35kV mark he got stable waves dancing above his bowl-shaped electrode. When he turns it up to 70kV things get wild. I've recently been consumed with the idea that some natural wakes in bodies of water, with clear enclosed regions of calm or rough wave motions and, indeed, the complex surface waves of the oceans are driven with a non-trivial component of electric forcing. I like your use of oil because the viscosity has the advantage of slowing down some of the faster transverse effects, like the initial impulse when the output voltage rises. Wouldn't be able to appreciate that nearly as much in water, I imagine. There's also the added benefit of not needing an acrylic sheet to insulate the opposite electrode. It's also interesting to see the HVDC off the needle create an exclusion-zone in the center of the oil. The surface of the plate seems to be covered with countless dimples that shrink as more oil is forced outward. Was there much ion wind from this discharge, or was this action mostly dominated by electrostatic induction forces, or something else? Last question, did you ever get the chance to investigate more into this?

3:31 nice blowing speaker

Piezo speaker can produce music but if you put electrical current it makes a bass noise

I know this was 3 years ago but could I run this spark gap at 60 or 120 hertz?

Would You please attach di Circuit diagram of your induction heater .. I want to replicate it.. thanks for your kindly..

Rust in peace piezoelectric

Sounds AND looks like its getting a tattoo 🤣🤣

you should try 10kv

Lol nice, although You do know th That's probably illegal here in the USA Because that is essentially a giant RF Jammer. I bet that thing has some killer range too although you would have to get it to be more consistent by bringing the pipes together a little closer on the bottom. Also Eventhough that thing sounds knarly mean using Hollow copper pipes. If they were solid and not quite as tall. So it would not lose so much electrical current from the large area of pipe it has to electrify that it doesn't seem to want to travel that far and use anyways anmarc further distance and start itself But it would be a trial and error testing which variation in length and rod size to "v" distance from each other. Kk And a bit smaller it would proba

piezo beep sounds like Nokia 3310 tones.

You could make the power supply SO much safer and simpliler by using one NST (neon sign transformer), rather than the ultra-leathal MOTs !

Is that plasma?;?!?

What is the blueprints for this by the way?

What is exactly is this called and how is it not into plasma instead of electricity?

omg this is amazing! I´ve never seen such a high jacob´s Ladder bevore!

Love these Arcs. Nice Setup!

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That candle arc "SNAP" was so AWESOME! HYPER SONIC PLASMA!♫

I love the "danger sound" of turning up high voltage equipment. Cool stuff!

when a tiny peizoelectric plate can beatbox better than you😂

porque tantos tornillos?