Watching this video, it's definitely one of your best. Way to go brother, it was great collabing with you!

@mrlazli

3 жыл бұрын

Indeed,I really enjoyed your collaboration!!

@raulperez5697

3 жыл бұрын

Damn jay first theplasmaprince and now him keep ir up

@mountain-roots

3 жыл бұрын

Flame heart ... Smooth

@Crystalcluster

3 жыл бұрын

Are you german?

@ahmdabdallah5811

3 жыл бұрын

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Awesome work, high quality!

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@afrobeatswithelixir8497

3 жыл бұрын

Can this plasma flame be blown off by wind? (Like trying to blow it off like you do to wax candles). Some body please help out.

@afrobeatswithelixir8497

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr Can this plasma flame be blown off by wind? (Like trying to blow it off like you do to wax candles).

@artofwar3848

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr That is, you set up the circuit at a voltage of 12 volts and how many volts you asked the circuit then when you have already earned the torch

@hi_voltage6526

2 жыл бұрын

Ilove you franzoli

You deserve a lot more subs than now!! Seriously.. :)

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Oh thank you!!!

@mikeconnery4652

6 ай бұрын

Me too

I find this the most absolute amazing built you ever showed us. You gave us the schematic some time ago and i never thought that it was possible, but it works superunbelievable great! And it is the kind of schematic that at least i myself and probably most of us could never have made without your guidelines. I really love it! What a superinteressting built thís is

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!!

@artofwar3848

2 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr and from how many volts you included the circuit when it already worked

13k Subscribers, before publication, let's see it rise!

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Hehe yes I'm curious ;)

@MasterIvo

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr Maybe we can collaborate and make an impulsed series resonant primary Tesla coil, with the series mosfet half bridge I am now developing.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

@@MasterIvo Yes, gladly

@MasterIvo

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr Almost finished building the PCB's testing soon! This should be a fun project. I'll send you an email

@Magneticitist

3 жыл бұрын

Seriously this better give you a huge bump in sub counts, this is an epic plasma flame. I only know it's possible from watching Chinese hosted videos I don't understand lol. 260 is pretty amazing but getting that output is very difficult as you said. Very few known mosfet plasma flame circuits out there which do not need a variable cap. Between you and Acid Byte and GRoza Lab I think you are the only few youtubers who actually share circuits and what they've learned about these mosfet circuits.

You are such a humble & nice person as you've indeed helped Jay out for this particular generator. I know he got very big headache & burned lots of Mosfets. Honestly, these things seem piece of cake for you. Keep it up dear.

One of the BEST circuit explanation in youtube...... Loved it....

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

hehe thank you so much!!

Ok, ich bin sehr auf das Video gespannt! Diese Flamme sieht echt heftig aus, ich denke, dass wird mein nächstes Projekt. Mach weiter so!☺👍

9:34 Ahhh clever trick there! Fantastic build! It's amazing how much a single FET can pump out...

@Time-cc2qb

3 жыл бұрын

Oh nice your here too

@theplasmaprince8651

3 жыл бұрын

@@Time-cc2qb Haha I didn't know you watched my content! At least that's my assumption since you know me... Well anyhow, it's good to see you here TeamXE Raptor!

@kevinscollan8293

2 жыл бұрын

Thats wot surprised me 1 lil ole irfp260 Kesco73

Been trying to make one of these and you do a good job showing how to build it! You deserve more subs

thankyou for the reply ,I am waiting for this video.

Zwei meiner lieblings KZreadr. Bin schon gehyped auf das Video!

such a big flame

Great video & great tutorial dude as you've explained everything in details. Keep it up with the good work. Hats off to your great work.

The HF master, that's a really impressive output. This is a high demand video. I know 260s are great for this but I'm still surprised you get such good output on this circuit because they are so easy to pop compared to 460s.

@tvishmaychoudhary69

3 жыл бұрын

Not only hf 😂

@Magneticitist

3 жыл бұрын

@@tvishmaychoudhary69 this is true

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!! Yess 260 are great, but with 460 you can un this circuit with a higher Voltage ;)

@ichbintoll7128

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr Würde das etwas am Tuning verändern? Der Aufbau wäre ja wahrscheinlich langlebiger.

I'd rather give you the like as the source for the knowledge of the piece. Back in the late 80's I made a plasma sculpture with two large top hat transistors and a flyback transformer so I only had to do the windings for the primary coil. I think it oscillated at 21khz. It was much more robust than using a picky MOSFET. Those sculptures cost a lot back then. Keep up the great work using modern tools to accomplish the same things and thanks for the video.

It's awesome. I'm just starting to learn how plasma works.

Awesome, i made one of these with the help of a friend of yours *wink* just before you posted the video. Very nive and clear instructions, i wish everyone allot of luck with this circuit :)

@palpi_

3 жыл бұрын

Lil question where did you buy all this things

@planetengineeringofficial8545

3 жыл бұрын

@@palpi_ well, i have a shop near me that sells everything, but i recommend AliExpress or Amazon

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks ;)

If I want to make the resonator with 0.4 mm copper wire: - How many turns should the coil have? - How do you calculate it? Thank you so much for the tutorial,it's great 👍

Super Video! Ich kannte diese besonderen Plasmaflammen noch nicht, bei denen die Elektronenbeschleunigungsstrecke so kurz ist, dass die entstehende Wärme auf kleinem Raum konzentriert wird. Müsste man eigentlich jedes Material mit schmelzen können, sofern es Wärme nicht zu schnell abführt.

Just saw this channel after watching two of Plasma Channel's videos. Subscribed! (I rarely subscribe) Excellent work! 👍🏻

@Teslaundmehr

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, really appreciate that!

thanks your experiments gives multiple ideas to others

Finally I found your channel.... Oh God... Thanks "Boss"for the informative video.... Love from India

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ;)

Muy bonito el efecto, pero es prudente y conveniente avisar que NO TOQUEN LA LLAMA, es mucho más caliente que una de fuego convencional ... ☝️👍😎🇦🇷

Just wondering can this flame melt things like glass , tungsten etc.? Try it!

Looks epic, can’t Waite compared to the other plasma flame generators, this one looks the best.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

hehe yes definitely ;)

@quantumlab9130

3 жыл бұрын

After watching a can certainly say it was epic. Once I order the proper capacitor, I’m gonna build it.

@quantumlab9130

3 жыл бұрын

Out of curiosity, does the mosfet get hot when running at full power?

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

@@quantumlab9130 Thank you so much! Please tell me If your device will work ;) Yes the mosfet gets very hot. You can cook on the heatsink :D

Instead of stainless steel for the arc electrode, try using a short (scrap) piece of TIG electrode - tungsten has a much higher melting point, and will not erode anywhere near as quickly as other metals will. And other metals (copper, aluminium, zinc, phosphor bronze) will produce other colors of flame, but may not last very long before burning away.

That was quite impressive! One useful application would be to weld thermocouples :-)

Great plasma through a Mosfet. Great Job.

Nice work, well done👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝

So cool, I plan to make one myself. And, if anyone has a change to understand how the OTC-X1 and its Utron worked (a spaceship based on principles invented by Nicola Tesla), it must be you!

Отлично, даже супер супер...... Я бы тоже хотел сделать,я искренне искал этот видео спасибо брат вы сделали его как будто вы это сделали мне, но этот видео меня вдохновляет и даёт мотивирующее явление для меня😀

Wow amazing you made flames exactly what you aiming of! Now on Im your regular viewers 😊

You have become a TeslaGod!!! Sehr ausgezeichnet! Allerbeste!

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

please can you tell me what were the no. of turns in the tesla coil that made in 'best tiny tesla coil 2020' because you give the frequency in that video but I no instrument to measure the frequency ,please I want to make that.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Diameter of the coil: 2.5cm Coil lenght: 5.5cm (365 Turns) Wire: 0.15mm Resonance Frequency: 3.8MHz

@robson6285

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr why never give the real value in μH along with all the other dimensions? Could you include your own measured inductor values? It will at least be a helpfull extra guideline.

@electrorush7754

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr can I use 4.7 nf polyproplene capacitor instead of 4.7 nf film capacitor and what is the minimum voltage at which plasma flame generator produces flame.

This makes free energy possible.

This I gotta try. I love high voltage and high Amps. I have built lots of transformers with over 500Amps out to melt stuff with just for fun, now to up the freq. a bit from the 50Hz we got here to this 10MHz. I even think I'm gonna try and even higher freq. just for fun.

It would be interesting to see what happens when you introudce different gasses into the area.

@mikeconnery4652

6 ай бұрын

My thoughts too. What else can it do?

hello friend, i made the circuit and it works. the only problem in facing is that when im using 100pf capacitor the circuit consumes lot of current and dont oscillates but when i add parallel 0.1 uf capacitor it starts oscillation and current drops

I knew those old computer heat sinks would be useful someday lol

The circuit is a mosfet killer if you do bad the capacitor current way to the mosfet gate. Your circuit is challenging. I have the oscillator working but the resonator isn't tuned.

@diegoalfadelpinotasso2972

2 жыл бұрын

Other forms of killing your mosfets with this circuit: exceeding VDS, exceeding VGS, exceeding IGS, put the mosfet in the ohm region in paralell with the power source voltage (mosfet killer mode).

Can i use 100pF 2kV blue ceramic caps??

@noctscha

3 жыл бұрын

me too...

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately not, because they are not made for high frequency

@kaffutheine7638

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr can i use WIMA with parallel/series configuration?

Have you considered using crystal clock oscillator and gate driver to get an exact frequency without all the tuning.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

yes, but thats more complicate :D

Graphite coated breakout with a ring-shaped corundum tip.

Would love to see a collaboration of you and the action lab channel

This is a very excellent work..which makes me wonder if the old way in which the genius Nikola Tesla worked is really lost??? This shrewd scientist was using coils and capacitors and nothing else!!!

Waaaao... The Flame🔥🔥🔥

Impressive. I assume you don't want to touch the flame or origin of the flame.

I think I already know what to do with all the scrap parts that I have, greettings to all from Atenas Alajuela Costa Rica

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

good!

@reymondjosuearguellorojas2519

3 жыл бұрын

@@Teslaundmehr I already checked my things and in no card I could find the bidirectional diode or the 1n4742 :C I will have to send them to bring x aliexpress or ebay x luckily I had already sent to bring the irfp 260n and I still have 7 of these

Lovely.....can I use it as a diy plasma cutter.....if not, make a video for a diy plasma cutter, please 🥺

Such talented , great , intelligent and an amazing guy.🙏

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!

That is indeed a thing of beauty.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

absolutely!

Nice..it can be the future of cooking.

collab with Jay form the plasma channel?

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Yes ;)

This is a great way to breadboard your circuit, without the bread, beautiful.... Perfect, except, Dow Corning 340 thermal grease - is your FRIEND.... Don't give these MOSFET'S any excuse to blow, take ALL of their pain/HEAT away ;-).... And, do you "fear" that the HF EMF is/could be a danger to other more sensitive devices nearby? Thanks for your informative videos to get us "old folks" back into making sparks..... Hank

Can u share the parts name please

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

I shared everything what you need to rebuilt it ;)

im going th do this for my school project but i cant find 100 pf 2kv ac minimum hf proof where can i find it

Trying this circuit out myself, but a lot of stress is being applied to the mosfet. Would using multiple mosfets in parallel compromise the circuit?

Thanks.For a good descriptive upload.

Just like to ask how you power up the plasma. Is it AC? DC? and how many volts you use on this plasma

A nice circuit. I can built it and it works. But it resists any of my simulation efforts in LTspice.

Как же круто 👍я тоже соберу на досуге😉

@artofwar3848

2 жыл бұрын

Я тоже хочу собирать как ти думаєш ета схема правдива ?

@Teslaundmehr what kind of capacitor did you use? I don't find capacitors dedicated to HF

Very great work you could increase frequencies to 13Mhz 100w

do you sell kits? please sir

Wooooow! mega nice!! Die Musik xD hahaha passt hammer gut :D Weiter so junge!!!

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Danke man!!

Hey there nice video! I was wondering if this could be regulated ? as in, changing the output frequency and voltage with potentiometers? and monitor the output with indicators ? greatly appreciated!

Extremely well done.

Just WOW!!! Und es geschah etwas völlig Überraschendes, eine riesige 11 cm plasma flamme entsteht... Mann ist das geil, ich probiere es mal nach zu machen. Ich hoffe das ist gut Deutsch, Deutsch ist nicht meine Muttersprache. But yes, I'm absolutely gonna try to build this one too. If it works I'll make a video and upload it to my channel.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Dein Deutsch ist gut!! Please tell me if its work!

what a brilliantly put together & well explained video, ive been building spark gap Tesla coils for a lot of years but only recently started getting my head around solid state systems, I have not had a go at one of these little high frequency plasma flame type ones yet. Your video has motivated me to have a go this evening, i have a selection of MOSFETS here but i dont have the IRFP260N, I do have a couple of IRF350's, will the circuit you use here with these components work with an IRF350, or is you circuit specific to the characteristics of the IRF260N MOSFET ? I think having a go at this will help speed my learning process for solid state coils.

Could I use 24 awg magnet wire? 23 awg is closer to 0.6 mm, but it’s not super accessible, whereas I have 24 awg, but it’s closest to 0.5 mm. Great work as always! Thanks 😄

Lol, I see you tell us at the end. very good

this is awesome than in plasma channel video

IRFP260N is the GOAT of Mosfets

Many thanks for that video - got mine working but it oscillates only at 7Mhz and the flame is around 4-5cm. How can I tune the circuit further? I had to do way lore turns ob the 2.5cm tube and .5mm wire to get to the 10uH. Maybe that’s an issue?

you are a legend

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

hehe thank you!

You peoples are real heroes

I built two of these, one for me and one for a friend. Very nice design. My friend likes operating the coil for a long time (>5 minutes) and the tank capacitors have failed twice. We are using the WIMA capacitors that Jay used in 2x2 array. I would like to find a more rugged capacitor. Do you have any idea where to look? I thought of transmitter capacitors and did buy one very big doorknob capacitor. It got too hot to touch in about a minute which really shocked me. I am running 45V @ 4amps DC input. Cheers.

@rodriguezfranco3839

Жыл бұрын

Damn , I would like to be your friend 🤣🤣 , could you show your build ? I am thinking about building my own butterfly capacitor with some aluminium plates wich would also allow me to tune it

@cometboy1

Жыл бұрын

@@rodriguezfranco3839 The driver for this coil is shown in the video. Finding a good capacitor is harder but still not too bad. I'm not sure what a butterfly capacitor is. Are you talking about a variable air capacitor?

@rodriguezfranco3839

Жыл бұрын

@@cometboy1 Yes I mean a variable air cap , I saw another chanel who used a big air cap , here in my country is hard to get nice capacitors ,I can not get nice wimas mkp ,and there is no way I could find one of those nice doorknob capacitors

@cometboy1

Жыл бұрын

@@rodriguezfranco3839 Sounds very frustrating. I wish I could give you a direction to go but I have never built my own HV capacitor..

@rodriguezfranco3839

Жыл бұрын

@@cometboy1 Thanks so much for your knowledge , I think I am gonna pause the hfsstc build till I get better Quality components and knowledge I think it is not worth to kill a bunch of fets and still get a lame performance , anyways I got a lot of tesla coils projects going on

I will probably never build this, as it is probably far beyond my scope of understanding- but I have something I'm curious about. could that 10uh inductor be replaced with a 10uh choke type inductor, or is there a reason for it being a self- wound coil of that size?

@ichbintoll7128

3 жыл бұрын

My question as well

Great demonstration.

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Parts List would be great

amazing for this mosfet

Hello and thank you for such a fantastic video! I'm in the process of building two of them. The question I have is would that plasma flame work on a crucible and silver?

@Theo_C

3 жыл бұрын

It might melt the crucible

@mikeconnery4652

6 ай бұрын

Lol classic 😂

You seemed pretty comfortable around the plasma, if it were to hit your hand would it Shock or Burn you? Maybe both?

@tomg0

3 жыл бұрын

It would definitely burn, but it wouldn’t shock because it’s running at such a high frequency which causes the "skin effect". The skin effect causes the current to only flow on the surface of any conductor (your skin) and not go deep enough to stimulate the nerves.

@callinmandelin9632

3 жыл бұрын

@@tomg0 Thanks for the clarification! Makes more sense now.

@Phoenixfisch

2 жыл бұрын

@@tomg0 that is wrong. The skin is not a very good conductor and the skin effexct only works on good conducting Materials. But you won't feel the current. The nerves don't registrate the high frequency.

I still like SGTC & VTTC but You have an old dogs attention to learn a new trick !,

Ight, I have zero circuit building experience, so it’s time to build this

Woooooow man,what a beautiful flame! I have to build one for me,omg!! Could you tell me if i can replace the IRFP260N for a IRFP4868? The IRFP4868 can handle more power and voltage,but the gate threshold voltage is 1V above 260N. Other doubt i have is about the input power. I have a power supply of 66V 6A 396w, it will have any problems with the mosfet? In order to get around 10cm of flame, this MOSFET(irfp4868) and input power can handle?Seriously man,thank you,this project is awesome!

@jodok7386

3 жыл бұрын

I would say it doesnt matter as you can regulate the gate voltage with the potentiometer (i think he said its used as a voltage devider in the plasma channel video) if i interpret the circut correctly

@hepionyoruma3457

3 жыл бұрын

Thnx,man! I will try it carefully

Is there any measurable thrust from such a device? It seems like the emission of the electrons should be creating some force. Probably very low.

hi, I would like to build myself one, could you explain me a bit what is the " HF proof" label ? Have you got any references for me to buy one or the caracteristics that it needs tho have beside 100PF and up to 2KV AC ? thanks a lot you did a great job

can we run it on half-wave rectifier?

Thumbs up man. 👍👍💪 Im looking for the title of the song that plays after connecting the resonator coil

Yup. Magic! I don’t understand it at all. What’s burning? Whaat is plasma? Is a plasma rocket a possibility? Plasm propulsion..Not at all my bag but really neat! Thanks.

I wonder how small you can make one of these and still have it functional. would be nice to have something like this , would be a good alternative to arc lighters which have a very small area just due to the arc not being able to jump far and traditional flame lighters which use up fuel that has to be replaced.

That is a beautiful arc

How many mosfets you burned ?

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

maybe 15 to figure out the right combination :D

How exact are we talking here, I have a tube that's 2.55cm will that still work?

@Teslaundmehr

3 жыл бұрын

yes, I think thats okay, maybe 10 windings more ;)

Can you explain the connection of the Oscope, I don't want to blow it up.

Hi Leon, great video. I tryed to assemble the circuit and it actually works, the only issue is that when I test it without the secondary coil, it starts resonating even before i start rotating the potentiometer. Is that ok or not? Thanks.

Vielen Dank für deinen großartigen Content! Wie kann ich die Komponenten berechnen, wenn ich fas etwas größer aufziehen möchte?

Hey, where did you get the 1-1,3mm Wire? I can't to find it on the internet