Imagine being an electron along on THIS ride. I've included links to most of the major components for this build, in the video description. Also - this location was RF shielded. After manual testing, when all doors were closed, no radio escaped or entered. It made using my cell phone with closed doors, nearly impossible. Do not attempt to create a spark gap radio yourself, as it can cause radio interference.

@dire_prism

2 жыл бұрын

Electron be like - where AM I ?

@danielzinner6584

2 жыл бұрын

The most crucial part is not listed. Where does one get an honda ignition coil from

@g4m3z24

2 жыл бұрын

when are you gonna do earthbending for the element series u did years ago, it's still not finished :

@rafalkowerski

2 жыл бұрын

Will you try out thise? You now that water is suprising.. kzread.info/dash/bejne/e3ukuqNvocuuj7Q.html

@azarahwagner2749

2 жыл бұрын

Ok this is more of a request than a response but here goes I had some ideas for a generator but found rpm’s are limited by the bearings ( like a bendini circuit with magnets and coils ) I was experimenting with neodymium magnets and thought 💭 why not eliminate the friction of bearings and use magnetic fields to levitate the ends of a shaft that had discs with magnets to fire coils . Would you consider trying it out ? I got as far as a disc at each end with magnets evenly spaced out . My first attempts were too rough of a ride because not enough matching magnets on the outer repelling magnet group causing vibration of the shaft . I did discover if I tilted the magnet on an angle it’s magnetic footprint was elliptical and ran smoother with less bumping . Now of course super conductors came to mind but I was trying it out more on principle. Thank you in advance if you choose to experiment on this idea . Kind of a “ better mousetrap “ but no need for bearings would change a lot . IRL it would extend the life of wind farm generators from catastrophic failure due to bearing failure that is all too common

I need a BEAMDIC to ignite rockets while playing AC/DC

@iamkian

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Mr Tomato 🙂 Happy 2022 to you too ... Maybe this year I make a change of winning a 3D printer from you

@DVSS77

2 жыл бұрын

and burn some tomatoes

@aaronthedude8787

2 жыл бұрын

Not trying to call you out but you would have to make a rocket for that so maybe make one....... or you cant do that

@basdewank3555

2 жыл бұрын

what is your next idea to kill the tomato? did you think to begin with the source?

@Aaron48219

2 жыл бұрын

While electrocuting evil tomatoes! Based Integza.

Lol Love the name B.E.A.M.D.I.C. ! I never realized Bluetooth was that easy to integrate into a build. Great Build looks like ima need to build one now :p

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

My man! Yeah, BEAMDIC felt like the perfect acronym. The bluetooth addition was way easier than I thought it would be! I'm absolutely doing the same thing for other high voltage builds coming up!

Great video Jay, always love the ignition coil projects! You know...if you crank up the 555 timers into the ultrasonic frequencies to eliminate background noise and feed the circuit 12V, this would actually work wonderfully for a certain music-compatible Tesla coil! Just saying ;)

@metal_modifier

2 жыл бұрын

Still can't wait for Jay to do that video on your SSTC. Super pumped!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Zach. Yeha, that's why I mentioned flybacks at the end of the video. Ignition coils cannot be ran at that high of frequency. You bet your bottom butthole that i will be stitching a bluetooth board into the upcoming SSTC build

@Sniperboy5551

Жыл бұрын

@Plasma Channel But what about the top one?

😱 I really appreciate your patience with both the Acrylic & the scrapyard search & locate. Bringing that project into fruition was a huge task to undertake. You did it and even got an A.M. radio broadcast. Ha I thought you were going to Rick roll us. Brilliant project Jay. Absolutely amazing watching that arc. 👍😀 from Wales U.K. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Rog, thanks a ton. Yeah, patience was definitely needed on the acrylic. Normally I dont have issues. I've been working with it for years. But...sometimes...those gremlins fight you till the very end. Yes, the arc is beautiful. Really, truly one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen. a solid 2 + inches of purple plasma.

This video is incredible! I love the different editing style/comedy! You really knocked this one out of the park! Aaaand now I want to build a B.E.A.M.D.I.C. of my own… Thanks for the incredible content as always, Jay, it was well worth the wait!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Ah, thanks man. That really means a lot. Feel free to share the video - and spread the sparks! "B.E.A.M.D..I.C™, now at a store near you!"

Nice build! The reason you need quite high frequencies for audio modulation to work is probably not just the switching frequency in it self being audiable, but also the modulation of the arc. The switching frequency must be significantly higher than the audio frequencies, to be able to modulate it into sound (otherwise the frequencies will just interfere with each other and end up mostly as nothing or just unwanted as noise). When using 7-10 kHz switching frequency, only lower midrange and bass frequencies would be possible to play back as audio. But low audio frequencies are very hard to play back with an open arc anyway (unless the arc is really huge) - because the volume of surrounding air that get displaced (in this case by expansion and contraction of the air/plasma inside the arc) get too small compared to the wave length of the audio. The same reason a high frequency speaker can be made very small and still loud, but a subwoofer need to be quite big to even work at all. Still fun project and those ignition coils probably has a lot of other fun uses and applications, that doesn't need very high frequencies to work.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Yeah, my favorite build hands down. Love this little circuit. You gave great input on this. Have you built plasma tweeters in the past?

@Speeder84XL

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel I havn't built plasma speakers, but is experimenting right now with building a small PWM modulated (class D) amplifier (which I got working - maybe I put up a video later). I guess this works in a similar way - because you also have "sharp" pulses coming from the transformer output, which then get averaged out into smooth waves acoustically by the arc. But, if the modulated frequency is to close to the switching frequency, there is not many pulses that can get averaged out and the 2 frequencies will mostly interfere with each other instead. A good rule of thumb for class D (and probably this as well) seem to be that the switching frequency should be at least 10 times (and the more the better) the highest modulated frequency (200 kHz if you want to play audio up to 20 kHz).

I just arrived here from electro boom talking about your ionic wind video and was surprised to see your channel still producing beautiful videos at this rate and still taking to fans! Keep up the good work dude

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Haha yeah I love my viewers. You guys make it all worthwhile. I’m in the middle of producing an epic video too!

Even your first videos were awesome, now they are getting better every time, that is called real progress ! Good job!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Dude, thanks so much. That means the world to me!

6:44 - 6:55 was a seriously impressive mix of musical and editing skills. You "played" the coils in key with the background music, even where you hesitated inbetween knob turns you landed on frequencies that were in the same key, and once you came to rest on the higher octave you blipped the plasma in rhythm. There's no way all of that was accidental, that was great

Hi Jay! Awesome job! I am actually working on a musical SSTC now and this video was helpful.

Congrats on going full time. I live on the other side of the pond and the sun sure is shining this winter in the PNW! 😜 Keep those videos high quality and consistent! Don’t burn yourself out trying to release too frequently. For me, at least, I get more excited to watch videos from creators who release once every 1-2 weeks compared to those who spam every day. Quality or quantity.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I will try my best to keep the video quality up, and not burn myself out. Gets really hard doing videos at this quality though, when doing a full time job. That's why i'm going full time. Thanks for being here!

The entire reason why I became an automotive mechanic in the first place was because of the interesting ways Automotive Parts can be used with electrical fun. Honestly, As soon as I heard that you could rebuild an alternator to power a house I was hooked... I stopped being an apprentice Carpenter, and joined the Airforce to become a mechanic

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your service Vernon. An Alternator powering a house makes sense, it can produce, what 60 amps at 14 volts?

@vernonvouga5869

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel its been a long time since i had to test the amperage on one of those, that sounds about right. 9 times out of 10 I'm only looking at the voltage. You always want that guy running between 13 and 14

@vernonvouga5869

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel ive bee through alot. I just know its possible. Has something to do with the diodes

@patrickday4206

Жыл бұрын

Without a rectifier it produces ac power then adjust the speed to get 120v or 240v! I used to have a welder that was gas powered using a special wound alternator then it was rectified I think it was a Scott welder I think the manufacturer used to work for nasa ! It gave me great welds not as good as my thousands of dollar military welder compressor with generator!!

Always excited to see a new video come out. I love plasma physics!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

I love hearing that you love it, sir.

I thought this was a very cool circuit, I may try using a circuit similar to this in my musical SSTC. Keep up the great work!

Excellent video as usual! I would recommend moving your drain connection of your Fet directly to the primary instead of going through the diode, that diode is having to handle all that current which also (at higher frequencies) could cause issues. Leave the diode where it is but connect your drain directly the primary, that way your snubber is still operational. I would love to know if that helps, maybe make a short follow up video??

Thank you for such a detailed build video. I love them!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

That Cover image is great , the blue arcs and the purple Mobius strip looking plasma 😮🤯

I would recommend looking for information on how FM transmitters encode the audio signal on the carrier frequency. If you're able to adjust your circuit to operate the arc on a frequency just outside of the human audible range, it might help with the screeching noise.

Dude just ran in to your channel! love your energy! Fun watch for sure..

Yay, great news full time video production finally I can start to binge watch your channel

Coolest plasma video I've watched yet. That was awesome.

Congrats on achieving your goal. May you achieve more goals. Have an awesome day. Also a very Kool video. Byes for now. Best of luck on your KZread career.

Jay I have 2 words for you and this video, " Simply Awesome " loved the build, great idea love and warm regards from India

What a great project! Watched all the way through haha

Nice, clean build! The Japanese do build some quality car parts for sure. Congrats on being able to quit your day job.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Nigel! Thanks my friend. That's not a lie. As pro-Ford as I am (I drive a stang), I still have to bow to the performance of Japanese parts.

When I was a kid my dad got me a "Ford Buzz Coil" to mess around with. I am sure the older Plasma Fans on your channel would love to see one of these wonderful wooden boxes featured on your channel! I am sure you can pick them up on Ebay or elsewhere for not TOO much money! As always, this was an interesting and entertaining video!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great video idea, actually. Thanks for the idea, and glad you enjoyed my video. Feel free to share it!

@rickhobson3211

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel I've always wondered if the current produced by them was AC or DC. They're fed DC when run from batteries, but go through that vibration/contacts system to power the internal transformer... so who knows?

hearing a creator is from Seattle is so amazing, ive lived there my whole life and seeing someone this smart doing such cool projects makes me proud to be from there

Reminds me of the plasma speaker on timetec's channel 14 years ago. He raised the spark frequency above audible range so you could only hear the modulated frequency. I think he was using a transformer rather than an ignition coil.

@Plasma Channel you did it ,nice work my friend

Awesome work Jay! Been watching you regularly for over 3 years now & really delighted to see you come so far! Love your amazing sense of humour too “BEAMDIC” roflmao 🤣

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks a ton!!

Lovely video, Jay. Excellent production. Great project too. Happy New Year 😊👍

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Grandad! Thank you, and happy new year. I wasnt' kidding, this build was my favorite. I've played with it for hours at this point.

Happy 2022 Jay. Lets hope you will keep posting amazing stuff like this. I'm now going to rip the Honda Ignition Coil from my grandma's old Honda :-) Stay classy!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Kian! Happy new year! Thanks, yeah this build was legit so dope. I loved making it.

I've forgotten most of what I learned by now, but I remember the 555 timer being the first chip I learned about in my electronics class at school so hey I know something lol!

Great thanks. I worked in electronics for 30 years..and this is fantastic !

Fun fact: in German radio transmitting is called _funken_ / _Funk_ which comes from the earliest process of wirelessly transmitting information by having the transmitter create the radiowaves through sparks (Funken).

I was expecting an arc speaker since I started watching your channel.Also appreciate the effort for this video!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

It was about time I made an arc speaker, right?! Glad you enjoyed it, feel free to share the video.

The fact that the FCC hasn't sued this guy 100 times over is the most impressive thing of all. Imagine living close to this guy and trying to use wireless peripherals, good lord.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, they dont sue me because my transmitted signals are extremely weak, and blocked by the RF shielding i've put up years ago around my room. I installed faraday shielding which covers all my walls, ceiling, and and windows, and my floor is several feet thick of reinforced concrete. I have virtually zero cell phone reception at my place at all times, due to this. In order to play the radio, at the end of this video, I needed to remove the shielding from my windows. Otherwise I can't receive stable radio stations through my walls. You'll notice reception was terrible on the radio, as most the room was still mostly covered.

Hi Plasma Channel, big fan of you..Its nice to see you again.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Amal!

in 1978 I created a portable Star Wars Force wand from a neon tube and a very similar circuit using an automotive coil. It shocked everybody when I went outside at night and swung it around and altered the pulse ratio.

Excellent video as always. I do actually remember the Subaru plasma and one of it's followups the plasma vortex. The memes were a nice touch and good lord have mercy I can't believe you mini Rick rolled us. 🤣

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

thanks Mad S! Yeah that Subaru video seriously exploded lol. I was shocked, and grabbed a huge beer when it did. "never gonna give you up...never gonna make you cry..."

Love the plasma thing, however, couldn't help myself from mentioning that cool video you show in this clip.: Rick Ashley's :: Never gonna let you go...🎶🎶🎶... Good work, plasma guy...💪👍

5:43 - Ahh yes. The "I'm doing this search through a junkyard for this very specific part for the viewers!" Excuse. You know, I know, I'm pretty sure all subscribers to this channel know--that part was to satisfy your deep nerdy love towards these projects. Lemme just say.. What a classic! I used to say stuff like that to my parents when I spent all of my allowance money attempt to build a handheld high powered laser from the diodes in pc dvd-writable roms lmao

Ahhh, 555. Good times, good times. The things one can build with you 555, Oh the memories.

There is one company that builts plasma tweeters, for their high end speaker systems. The company is Acapella. I have a pair of Acapella Campanilla. Those tweeters sound absolutely stunning.

Great seeing a new video Jay! This is freakin' cool. I'm subscribed to several channels that use tesla coils to play music. Totally metal bro! This is awesome.....no never cease to amaze me with the ideas you come up with! Blessings for a healthy and prosperous 2022!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you a ton for that. Glad you enjoyed it! Most people who watched it seemed to like the idea, but then again, I dont think the video was a huge hit overall.

@grn1

2 жыл бұрын

Would you mind listing some of those channels. I only know of ArcAttack and could always use more Tesla Coil music in my life.

@coolnegative

2 жыл бұрын

@@grn1 I haven't received notifications in awhile. ArcAttack is one of my favs! I'll run through my subs, because I don't remember the names. May take me a bit........im subbed to something like 600 channels!🤣 I seriously need to do some "prunning" 👍

@grn1

2 жыл бұрын

@@coolnegative I know that feeling, some of the channels I'm subbed to have a whole years worth of videos (usually a video a week so 54ish videos per channel) that I haven't watched.

7:18 Mad respect. Please rickroll us with your new device sometime soon!

just found your channel, real cool content your producing.. i just sub your channel keep up they great work bro

THANKYOU I was looking for something like this to use one the plasma candle!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Definitely a possible thing!

i really appreciate the effort and the quality of your videos, hope you dont get burnt out by the youtube algorithm. gl man 💕

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

That means a lot man. Thank you so much. Yeah, it is a delicate balance of making the best video possible, and not getting burned out. One video takes me about three consistent weeks of work.

Thanks for the answer in my last comment. So I could see this video. Plasma Channel you're good nerd!!

What a cool build!

I love this channel so much

Love it! and totally love anything Frequency modulated. Especially if doing something less usual. Ever thought about how to use AM to make the worlds best light dimmer?

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Tim! Glad you enjoyed it. No, not thought about that.

My fav in the video is the Zenith radio, my dad had one in the 60's

Great viddy, awesome project. Congratulations! You've earned a new sub and a like.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Jason, welcome to the family! I appreciate you.

I don't know how but I missed this video, I'm glad I found it

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you found it too :P

Little plasma based heart - what a delightful play on words.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

My heart may be little. But it's at least made of plasma.

I love your videos. Your a genius!!!

Good work l love it thanks for posting...

Ok the Bluetooth to radio part is epic

I love the DBZ cameo. I love this build.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Haha glad you got the reference! Thanks for dropping a comment. Also, thanks for supporting my channel Robin.

@MrRcordial

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel absolutely, i love your channel. It's incredibly inspiring and i love witching it. My son (7 years old) also likes it a lot. It gets him thinking abd now he askes all kinds of questions about plasmas and science in general because of your channel. So thank ypu so much for all the awsome stuff you bring to the community.

I browse lots of electrical and mechanical engineering channels but i subbed because I'm also from Seattle and I've been to that exact junkyard. Also I've always wondered how radio towers worked and this has provided some very interesting insight. See ya around man and keep up the amazing work!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey! You’ve been to the junkyard in snohomish? They totally overcharge, but very kind people.

@JackStarkLabs

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel I've been to so many of them but my favorites are the ones in Snohomish, black diamond, and another one near burien.

The transmitter idea is an interesting step back in time. The first radio transmitters, circa 1900, were spark gap sets. Before electronic (vacuum tube) oscillators and amplifiers were available, high speed mechanical alternators generated AC power, which was on/off modulated (i.e. switched) to a spark gap to generate RF energy. As you can imagine, this was down in the kilocycle range. Lee de Forest's vacuum tubes allowed RF frequencies up in the (gasp!) megacycle range. That was high frequency, or HF. Now, HF is close to the lowest RF range used, which make it's name an amusing paradox.

I've always said it. This channel has CLASS.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

My man!

Liked subbed.. never heard of this but I'm already addicted n you are proper funny..

I KNEW that Tap Plastics looked familiar😉 AND the junk yard too! Although I wouldn’t really consider the latter anywhere near Seattle, but hey I get it👍🏽and totally dig it👌🏽

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

I am only familiar with a Plasma Plastics.

Hi Jay, sweet build as always!!! Let me know if you ever need acrylic laser cut for any upcoming projects. I’m in the Seattle area as well and happy to help! Also: best of luck going full time! More plasma content, whoo hoo!!!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hey Tobias! I appreciate that, and will save your email for said purposes. Can you email me? Look in the "about" tab under my channel page.

Awesome video

For a great 555 timer circuit that ALWAYS puts out a 50% D.C. (square wave) and has a single-pot frequency control, you can use the standard 555 astable mode with a simple mod: Just toss the resistor that goes from pin7 to Vcc and re-connect the resistor that goes from pins 2 and 6 to pin 3 (output pin. Pin 7 is NC)). This lets the cap charge through equal value resistance to upper and lower trigger points. Of course you will use a pot to vary the square wave. You can also INDEPENDENTLY adjust the amplitude by varying Vcc (and pin 4). The variation of amplitude and frequency does not effect the square wave duty cycle. The frequency, in Hz, is given by 1/1.39 RC, where 1.39 comes from 2 ln2. GREAT VIDEO...I will have to try that snubber. ps I am pretty sure the frequency formula is correct from my derivation, but I just now realized I never checkedthat on a BB...but the circuit works! --dAlE

I think you can protect your 555 ICs by using them to trigger a fast switching mosfet or possibly even a BIP373 Ignition driver - while they are limited to 14V input... well you should check the datasheet; they're built to make arcs inside of combustion chambers so they may be perfect.

This is pretty cool. I love this idea! What else can you apply this to? It kinda makes me curious if you can make it transmit to an Infinite amount of speakers. Each speaker has its own independent power source and receiver. Or would the power draw from the emitter be too much. Just like you can only load a Tesla coil so much before its power level is to low. Also I loved the exaggerated nuclear bomb explosions hahaha!!! Hahaha! I loved the acrylic gods joke it was pretty funny 😄. This is a pretty nice video and build. Yes, I spark all of the time bro. Stay Classy

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it can be applied to any circuit that relies on PWM or pusles in general. Glad you enjoyed!

Full time 😳. Is that even still possible with youtube algorithms? Good luck matey !

getting shocked by rick friggen astley at 62,000 volts would be a come to heaven for a sec kinda moment

Nice build

Cool experiments. 👍 That Zenith radio deserves a thorough cleaning imho. 😁

Awesome. This is a great video.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Andy. Much appreciated.

Great job. ;-) Should try doping your wires.... Meyers was fond of silver or SS I forget, for his water capacitor. Stepped at bonding angle of H2O. Enjoy.

I had originally given up on finding the style of acrylic you use. Jokes on me, I live in the area. I may have to give them some business. I look forward to the dorm projects! Don't worry. I'm in it for the science. You can shop in peace.

I need to go get some starter coils from my local junkyard once the snow melts a bit

Great video as always :)

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I have played with the circuit so much and it refuses to break. I love it.

I wonder what it would be like using the coils as the source of the sound rather than a speaker - using a modular synth setup, you can feed it control voltage in the +/- 12V range which is pretty standard

GREAT VIDEO!! I have built most of my "boxes / containers" with copper-clad PCB ans (solder) welding. I have many needs for plexi boxes like yours Sooo...can you tell me what glue that is you use on your plexiglass...will it work on other types (such as lexan) too?? I am about to do my plexi cases.

the best video i've ever seen on youtube 🥰

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Wow, thanks! Feel free to share it, and spread the word then!

If you hate the 555, just use an Arduino (yea you gotta learn some interrupt stuff, but if you just copy and paste-modify one of their examples, it is very easy).. You could even use a driver board addon thingy (just to isolate the arudino).. Now it might be a bit more expensive by a few coffees, but at the same time you'll spend very little time fighting the waveform (cuz you could solve that issue in software vs iffy-pots|caps|resistors).. IMHO you save overall since I consider time expensive.. Ur really missing out on the microcontroller based controlling, once you have some things working, it's super easy to lego that stuff up.

As always, amazing job Jay! Your video quality is unbeatable!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Leon! My man, your recent hovering drone video was pretty cool.

I don't know how it's possible, but I think you've somehow gotten cooler since your last video.

After watching a few videos I am impressed I was already subbed to channels like Veritasium, Action Lab, Nilered and now I am subbed to you Good Job

BEAMDIC. : ) & the little trade mark was a nice touch..

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

BEAMDIC, NOW AT A STORE NEAR YOU.

I love B.E.A.M.D.I.C's They are my favourite drivers for ignition coils.

This guy is like, the Binging with Babish of electrical engineering.

How about adding a couple of LEDs blinking at an adjustable frequency around the frequency of the arcs ? That way you may get a cool strobe effect where the arcs look like they’re in slowmo !

I've built a plasma speaker as a school project an eternity ago. I used a flyback transformer from an old CRT screen to get the high voltage. Audio quality was not good, but still decent. I have a video about it on my channel somewhere.

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Please feel free to post the link here, for all to see! I'll approve the link to be posted. Would love to see it.

@ProjectPhysX

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel here it is :) kzread.info/dash/bejne/mIaaqaaspZCToqg.html

its a great project dude

when i was 15 i took an old tube tv chassis and used a small capacitor to the grid of the Horizantal output tube wich I injected music from an fm radio, i drew about an inch Arc and can hear the music ok. was much fun....

Nice unity..... Although the audio's strange but probably because the sound is being played through plasma

A lot of the concepts in this build are familiar to me as I've been doing Garage Science since I was a toddler... I've never really worked with acrylic like you are in this video though (I have used it before, but usually as just flat pieces to make shields or displays) so, I was curious; What exactly are doing doing with that little blue tool that you seem to be using when "gluing" the acrylic pieces together? I'm curious how you're gluing these together.

Oh, i am digging the tune in channel on the am waves… Freaking freaky lol…

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Hahah, right?!

you should do a tutorial about working with acrylic, this is awesome stuff!

@PlasmaChannel

2 жыл бұрын

Haha, it would be full of me screaming and threatening to give up halfway through the project #reallife

@nikscha

2 жыл бұрын

@@PlasmaChannel lol. Well the results you archived are jealousy-inducing

Would be interesting to see it on a Jacobs ladder , I know someone will say the travelling arc breaks but I was wondering if a certain frequency could stabilise it, also theres a company I think called plasma fluid dynamics who uses a multipoint spark plug type device which has great thrust promise, like a plasma spider web is created in a geometric pattern