Looks good man!! Thanks for the credit! Love the video 📸🔥

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Everyone- this is the channel who provided the excellent drone footage. Check out chad’s channel, and his drone company, as he does mindblowing work!

@lastoutlaws

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel wooooowww very good

@micaiahsharon5940

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel it's really amazing, could you help me for making Tesla coil like this for mushroom cultivation. micaiahsharon@gmail.com this is my email ,could you please help me??

@producedbybanana1819

2 жыл бұрын

Y’all be nazi salutin

@producedbybanana1819

2 жыл бұрын

@@micaiahsharon5940 never reveal your email on yt

"Power!!.... Unlimited POWER!!!"

@EIanticristo

3 жыл бұрын

BITES ZA DUSTO

@SixesSeven

3 жыл бұрын

KILLER QUEEN

@ludociel7553

3 жыл бұрын

@@EIanticristo bruh these cringe jojo fans, it was a Star Wars reference u weebs

@EIanticristo

3 жыл бұрын

@@ludociel7553 i know bruh

@quicknoodle6220

2 жыл бұрын

@@ludociel7553 bruh these cringe star wars fans, it was a english reference you nerds

Glad to assist! See you next time.

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

ArcAttack, thanks so much. I have a few people asking about the current flowing in your coil's ground strikes. Do you have any rough figures for this? I'd imagine it's impressive.

@arcattackmusic

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel A few ways to look at that really. The instantaneous discharge from the topload capacitance through the spark can be 100s of amps upon inital contact with the ground plane. Our output inductor breakout points limit that to 10s of amps. The average secondary current can be in the milliamp range for smaller coils, or upward of a few amps for coils this size and larger.

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

@@arcattackmusic Awesome, that makes sense. That is why you have the inductors attached to the Toploads. Thanks!

@coolnegative

3 жыл бұрын

Looking forward to checking your stuff out!

@KaizerPowerElectronicsDk

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel We got some really good ground strike data recorded on the topload of a DRSSTC here: highvoltageforum.net/index.php?topic=117.0

So unreal! Amazing ! Poor moth.

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

That moth was skirting death for far too long. It kept flying around the lightning acting like it was invincible. Could have used you there to throw a tomato at it.

@sasssss6265

3 жыл бұрын

Why that is so unreal for you?

@sett6970

3 жыл бұрын

Freaking moths never pay attention at the safety briefings.

@shaistashahid8311

3 жыл бұрын

#eletroboom

@zacfrancis6365

3 жыл бұрын

I once saw a moth dive bomb into the biggest bonfire I’ve ever been to. It was metal 🤘🏼

That looked incredible! I am very appreciative of your ability to break it down so clearly. You really Make it coool too learn this!

Should have replicated the old photograph of Tesla sitting in a chair reading a book while arcs are going everywhere.

@stevewhite6252

3 жыл бұрын

That photograph is a double exposure. He wasn't that stupid.

@KenPurcell

3 жыл бұрын

Yes most people know it was done via a double exposure. I thought he should replicate it.

Me: YES I can finally redirect lightning like Uncle Iroh Him: You should probably not do this Me: CRAP!

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, you CAN do it. But I want it on record that I advised against it, so that you don't sue me after getting hurt haha!

@Dark.Paradise

3 жыл бұрын

Lol yeah i know,but I do want the moneyss! 😂 Btw thx for replying!

@nicholasgerry6931

3 жыл бұрын

Omg I want to do that too lol but it's too dangerous

@YautjaSpacePirate

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel I wouldn't sue you if it was my decision to try my own experiments because that'll be my choice, even if it meant my own death. Besides, I'll have a shocking experience! ...had to! 🤣🤣🤣

Jay, it's really good to see you go back to doing what you do the very best mate. Stick to what you know. Great work!

The first time I saw arcs like that was when I finished building my big drsstc. I invited some friends over and cranked it up. It was one of the most amazing and surreal experiences for me(and probably my friends too). I wish I could have seen the looks on all our faces, but I was too focused on the arcs!

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Yes, you understand the beauty of a big coil. It's amazing, pure art.

I just love it! AND, I never forget that this stuff can be very dangerous. But the guys did a fabulous job.

Wow Jay, that was epic, the sound of the discharge was amazing. I’ll be sticking to my 30 watt though. I bet Anthony a.k.a styropyro on KZread would love this. Thanks for taking your time and effort putting this spectacular production together. A good scientist is always learning. Keep safe. Rog from Wales 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿👍💯

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Roger!! Yeah, isnt that sound just epic? I filmed this video while on vacation, and it was totally unplanned. 100% on the spot haha. Glad you enoyed!

Wow, it's beautiful. You're a great guy🌷

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you

wow i just accidentally paused on the exact moment when it tried to reach your body

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect timing! It's pretty crazy right?

@kekersdev

3 жыл бұрын

yeah!

There’s an even bigger Tesla coil in Bellingham Washington that you can go in a cage and have the lightning touch and thus be up close to it, you can also watch from 25 feet away, it’s really cool, highly recommend.

i have a suggestion actually, you should do a video on the QCW type tesla coils, they have very different arcs than the other types and personally they're one of my favorites.

What about building a vacuum tube tesla coil? Those things are SICK! Also, a discord server to connect the community would be fun! Another great video. Keep it up!

Always like your style, Jay.

Nice video mate. Keep the good stuff coming😃

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Great video J. I noticed while you were stepping back, at one point, the arc actually shot passed the glove and struck your arm; did you feel that and if so what did it feel like?

@elijiahfox4948

2 жыл бұрын

That’s not how it works n7cyber

That is the coolest thing I’ve seen! Great video!

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!!

Hey Jay, congrats for crossing 90k subs😃🤗🎉🎉🎉

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Tarunnnn! Thanks so much. Hoping to hit 100k by end of this month! Man, I want to do a subscriber special where I call out the cool long time subscribers like you.

As soon as I saw the drum set in the background I knew who's shop you were going to, Nice

Awesome! You definitely love electricity! Would be nice to meet you in person to discuss something much more important!

Which type of Tesla was those SGTC SSTC DRSSTC RSGTC Ext.

"Everyone Gangsta Until A Lightning Hits The Coils"

Everybody gangster until it touches his head

You make high voltage engineering look simple and fun .🖤Thinking of making a tesla coil on my channel.Thank you for the inspiration.

Wow . Thinking on making a miniature version after watching this.thank you making these videos

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Tesla coils are amazing. Glad you're inspired!

That's awesome man! Good friends you've got there.

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Hey Nigel! They are cool cats, they really are. It was their team that invented the modern SSTC in the first place.....over 20 years ago. They will also be releasing a mini SSTC kit that you can buy, and I will be repping it. Will show it in a few of my videos to help spread word of their cool mini coil kit.

@cisarvialpando7412

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel I am waiting for that video...

Thanks for your amazing video ✌😎

Do you feel something when you touch it? I know your protected by Faraday cage but do you feel the heat or some sort of impact? BTW single wire for ground seemed bit dodgey. I'll add second path to ground in case one fails.

@3Jiggas

3 жыл бұрын

Ive done similar experiments before depending on the current flow through the plasma the glove will heat up and the color of the arc will change as metal is vaporized so the amount of current flowing through in this setup may have been lower than a hundred milliamps so maybe a slight heating effect but not anything uncomfortable and he may have felt his hair stand up as the air around him became charged

@remizu2901

2 жыл бұрын

@@3Jiggas Could your bare hand touch it?

@3Jiggas

2 жыл бұрын

@@remizu2901 depends on the current the device can supply, if its more than 1 or 2 milliamps at frequency under 20khz you will definitely feel it and if it exceeds 20 milliamps you are at risk of death.

I would love to see a monitoring system, that monitors what is occurring in your body at the quantum level, while making contact with the arcs.

@atomskreborn5740

2 жыл бұрын

the electricity didn't run through his body

With Direct Energy or matter conversion or something, How much fire could a spark make?

Epic stuff man!

Aye! I loved this video! Your dad is my doctor and I’m sad he retired. He passed this channel to me and it’s been fun watching it grow! -Marcel

Impossibility: that can’t happen yip yip Me: not if my lightning has anything to say about it

This feels like a Hitman mission

The Tesla coil I made for my 6th grade science fair project was a bit smaller. But I could walk up to it and roll my bare knuckles to the arc and the 12” long spark would hit them feeling like little pins touching my knuckles. That was in 1965. Fun stuff, and the smell of ozone was refreshing! 😉

Be cool if had a way to conduct it over to a 2nd glove with a wire so sparks could pass though emit from the other hand to ground.

Well done dude Keep it up bro!!

what is the resonance frequency secondery coil ? Do you experiment by changing the frequency like tesla ?

Singed his Netherlands........ Loved it dr. Zarcoff You got the Red mercury raygun too? please

"you're a palpatine...." kylo ren.

Best channel for high voltage engineering..... Stay home stay safe... I joined @4.3k.... now it's 90.1k.... 10k subs needed to complete 100k....

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Sudhir! I really appreciate you being with me as i've grown. It's been a crazy journey. Now the Plasma Fam is approaching a Plasma Nation size! Really cool things in store for Plasma Channel, seriously. I'm partnering with Puget Sound Energy, the power supplier for Seattle. They will be working with me to make behind the scenes videos on power plants!

Wooooo this is fantastic man!!!!!

you had the moment when you could have said "I have the power"(He-Man).

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

I did that for one take and put my hands up, but then to coil tried to kill me....so I stuck to the pose you saw the whole time haha

@Dark.Paradise

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel hahahaa 😂

I wonder how strong the ozone smell was while it ran? Great video Jay !

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

55Ramius! Glad you're here! We had fans running, so it wasn't that strong. So, so loud though. You could feel the noise in your stomach.

Good to see you alive

When the lightning was touching you hand the way it moved reminded me of the way wild animals attack there prey

that is powerful...do they share their diagrams and schematics of the UHV system?

Them: don't try this at home! Me: mischievously looks at my 3,000,000 volt Tesla coil sitting in the corner...

I love the demolition ranch hat you're wearing in this video.

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

All about that #Demolitia @Demolitionranch

Palpatine from Star-Wars be like : He Copied Me

Excelente vídeo, parabéns 👏👏👏

When I was ten years old, my dad had us stay at a cabin in the Big Bear Mountains here in California. A friend of my dad that he worked with would allow my dad to use his cabin from time to time, so my dad could give us, his kids, a good time in the mountains for a week now and then. I only have one brother and my brother was else where that morning when I walked out of the front door of the cabin we were staying in. My dad was indoors in the cabin when this happened. I walked down the walkway to the cabin, only to stop once, to see the lightening hitting Big Bear Lake, not too far away from where I was standing. The clouds were hanging low over me too as I look back on that morning and it was about 10 o'clock in the morning I recall. As I got near the road, there was a large power line hanging just above my head, about 20 feet above me. Suddenly, I was surrounded by light, while hearing this sharp snapping sound over my head. I even saw the bolt, as it came out of the sky, heading toward me when it happened. That was quite a sight to see. This is real I want you to know and I'm now 64 years of age as I look back on the experience. What surprised me was the sound the lightening made, as it hit the power line, getting absorbed into the power system and that was the very loud snapping sound it made, as though someone were snapping a huge whip over my head. When the light cleared, I found my body had instinctively made my legs collapse, so I was close to the ground, trying to protect myself. It happened fast too when it all happened. All of this was instinctive, as a response too. I didn't start to process what had happened to me, until I stood up and looked up at the power line, realizing what had happened. So, if you think there are people who have not been underneath a bolt of lightening to hear its horrifying sound, I'm one who had the experience. Now a days, when I see lightening in the sky, when a storm goes by, I remember that moment in time, when the lightening hit the power line over my head, making that huge snapping sound. Thoughtfully, Kevin F. Montague Author, Scholar, Artisan, Scientist & NDEx2 kffmenterprises.com/the-masters-key/

Faraday's cage looks very great 👍

this was sick!!!!

What happens when you catch lightning and try to shoot it from your other hand? Will it shoot?

Great stuff. Jay are you from Texas ? Just I’m from the U.K. and I spent a month in Texas years ago. I enjoyed it a lot. Love your videos. Good to see you play with electric ⚡️ lol.

"I AM WORTHY TO HOLD MJOLNIR"

Very high voltage, hardly any amperage, otherwise you would have a much larger ground wire on that glove. Dont get me wrong, this is absolutely cool!! I am an electrician, not an engineer, and am fascinated by electricity. Would love to learn more about this.

Look at your happy satisfied face at the end 😂😂😄😊😊🙏🏽

Hey, i did that in a museum too :) cool video

Was there any safety redundancy in that ground wire? I'd be paranoid about the wire snagging on something as I stepped back and ending up like the moth.

Soon kids be putting Tesla coils to their Christmas wishlists... What a great video!!! ❤️

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! I asked for a tesla coil a couple years in a row for xmas. I ended up building my own haha.

I think you should use 2 ground wires for the metal glove.If once accidentally disconnects you will still be safe.

@OctavianVoicu

Жыл бұрын

I was gonna ask, what would happen if you tripped on the grounding wire and disconnected it? Would that be fatal, or just a nasty shock?

@calculuslover2078

Жыл бұрын

​@@OctavianVoicu It could cause serious burns. I don't think a tesla coil can shock no matter how large, but burns can be a problem.

The camera may not have shown how scary it was, but your face sure did! Great collaboration, best of luck ;)

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Haha, didnt know it was so obvious that I was scared.

@Convolutedtubules

3 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannelJust kidding my man. Really loved the video though!

"because I'm a hobbit..." They had an actual Hobbit on stage at one point!

Epic in so many ways.

is there anyone noticed the Distortion of the space around the Arc? look at the Roll Up Gate at the background. can someone explain this?

I’m sorry for asking but where about did you say you lived? You said you knew people in Austin, which means you’re close to them?

Sir please explain what is ac and dc current in clear and voltage also pleas sri

(Subaru)I opend up my transformer. And it has 3 whires on the middle and two tn the side. What should i do?

The emergency stop won't help much by the speed of the arc when they get the slightest chance to hit something else xD

I like seeing stuff like this, the ting is bigger isn’t always better when it comes to joe public getting their hands on them. I mean Tesla coils, Lasers and magnets. All pose a very big risk to health when the powers are ramped up. Magnets shatter bones, lasers reflection can blind in a nano second and even with skin effect, you can get really bad burns from a Tesla coil. Thanks for this video. 👍

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Hi GS, glad you enjoyed, and true. A big coil like this would vaporize your skin on contact.

The best home defense against UN Peacekeepers. Tesla Coils disguised as trees.

@Tom531Cat

Жыл бұрын

I like this thought

That was awesome!

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, glad you enjoyed!

Did it hurt what did it feel like?

Wow, had to be a bit scary, but so dam cool, can you say Thor envy, lol

Force is strong with this TESLA COIL 😄

It's actually electricity or just after effect things?

What if you used tubes as rebounded to tranport this energy?

What is the max amount of electrical volts one can touch.

Its Amazing!!👏👏

Man that was cool

100khz perhaps? Well, we are not supposed to be able to feel an electric shock from that. I can imagine contact burns, which at that power could be pretty bad. Still not life-threatening though right? So you mentioned the grounding stopping it from going through your body. Could you tell me what damage specifically it would cause? Also, could you estimate the amount of current going through your body without the grounding? Thanks, Alan.

Fantastic !!!

with this i can remake the back to the future scene where the delorean goes back to 1985 from the lightning strike

It’s funny how the amplitude is actually what kills you, so the most the voltage can do is burn you.

@kristyanne719

3 жыл бұрын

Amplitude? It's the current that kills you.

@raymondraptorclaw2901

3 жыл бұрын

@@kristyanne719 yeah, the amplitude is the current. It’s how fast the electricity flows through a circuit. Whereas voltage is more or less how many things you can power at once. -or rather it’s what you can potentially power.

So when are you going to redirect it?

Too cool!

Holy jesus now I’m not going to lie? Electric scares the crap out of me BUT it’s mesmerising and i want more .

Very very Nice, and thanks; But, Curious everyone loves to announce the wattage or the voltage but never do they mention the amperage, of the strikes; I forgot who did it, or performed it but they produced a million volt spark at .5 (.48) amps, and still had a faraday cage but did not actually need it... so check it out

When I was a teen and my Mom told me I was "grounded", this was what I was thinking...hehehe. Beautiful Coils, that looks like an awesome experience, thanks for sharing!!! Plasma Rocks!!!

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah, grounded has a new meaning after this, doesnt it?

Very cool video

Fabulous.............playing with the waves but it's differently shocking wave not just sounds waves but undoubtedly you're a fighter milestone way of life with stainless braves hearts

I did the exact same thing with my 15kv tesla coil and a grounded welding glove (wrapped in foil). It was pretty awesome

Yes all charge is on outside of conductor

I think we can tell from the width of that smile that you were really enjoying that 😁👍

@PlasmaChannel

3 жыл бұрын

Absolutely, I did a couple takes before we filmed, just to get used to it. First time I just jumped up and down like a little child in pure excitement. Great seeing you Grandad! Love seeing you in the comments section.

Watching your videos is certainly alot safer for electrical science geeks like me.