Tesla coil

...because playing with electricity is fun

Comments

  • Wireless electricity distribution is just around the corner.

  • Sending arcs though a glass tube to a copper wire on top and lighting a light bulb.

  • This is all brilliant.

  • Is the 409 bottle ok? In the second video he has died.

  • Nikola Tesla invented this as a means of wireless power transmission which never came. Now it's mostly used for science experiments and to just look cool. A small Tesla coil like the one I have produces voltages in the tens of thousands while a much larger one can do a few million volts.

  • Mike, is this your channel? I want to play with that. All I have is a plasma ball. @Mike403

  • @PrettyLuv - yeah but it's not a real channel that is expecting an audience. :) I'm just using it as a method of sharing videos. Here's a link: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KDG6CFK?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details

    It's high voltage, but low current. You'll feel a shock if you get zapped, but it's not lethal although it might burn your skin if you let it arc to it for more than a few seconds.

  • @Mike403 sweet. I’d love to build it from scratch though. Make a couple of them

  • The needs of the many are outweighed by the needs of the Yuri

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