How did you do that ? The 4 mHz was fed to the lit light bulb? How? Sodium ions were excited by being pit on the bulb?
Please give a diagram, I am in searching to make a discharge ray ( Rife tube) but tubes are very expensive. Could you help me in my research? I need to feed 3.8 mHz RF to tube and modulate it with sound frequencies. Would it broadcast it? What what can I get out of the broadcasted RF?
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Glass, like any dielectric, breaks down and allows electron transfer if the voltage is high enough. The interisting this is that just before breakdown the plasma forms two dielectic barrier discharges on either side of the glass and current flows using the capacitance between the plasmas instead!
The colour of the plasma would be different. This only works if the lamp pressure is low. Once the bulb breaks the plasma looks like a normal glow discharge like at the end of the video. If you put a MH lamp with a broken tube inside (so the halides leaked out), and so long as the outer vacuum was intact, then I recon it would look even better- more colourful definitely!
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How did you do that ? The 4 mHz was fed to the lit light bulb? How? Sodium ions were excited by being pit on the bulb?
Please give a diagram, I am in searching to make a discharge ray ( Rife tube) but tubes are very expensive. Could you help me in my research? I need to feed 3.8 mHz RF to tube and modulate it with sound frequencies. Would it broadcast it? What what can I get out of the broadcasted RF?
Please email me at
Thankyou429@hotmail.com
Excellent work done. Thanks God to YouTube , Thoma
healer378 6 months ago
A plasma globe wont do that because its too high frequency?
00011theman 1 year ago
no...
achanuk 3 years ago
Woah! Was that a tesla coil at 4 megahertz?
That was effing awesome, especially the glow discharge in the bulb
RotogenRay 3 years ago
conductive glass!
frizspin175 3 years ago
Glass, like any dielectric, breaks down and allows electron transfer if the voltage is high enough. The interisting this is that just before breakdown the plasma forms two dielectic barrier discharges on either side of the glass and current flows using the capacitance between the plasmas instead!
kimladha 3 years ago
What would happen if a HPS bulb of halide bulb was used?
jenson1066 4 years ago
The colour of the plasma would be different. This only works if the lamp pressure is low. Once the bulb breaks the plasma looks like a normal glow discharge like at the end of the video. If you put a MH lamp with a broken tube inside (so the halides leaked out), and so long as the outer vacuum was intact, then I recon it would look even better- more colourful definitely!
kimladha 4 years ago
cool it looks alive
johndaviscuh 4 years ago