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Because im really curious, can you light a cigarette off of that arc? How many kV?
BodOmLaw 2 years ago
Yes. The spark is very hot. About 20 kV.
acmdq2007 2 years ago
why did you use resistors? that lowers the current allot
hvhaxor 2 years ago
I wanted a comparison of spark length using balls and points. With small power the control is better, because there is no intense heating. The flyback used also doesn't last much without current limitation.
acmdq2007 2 years ago
i have pushed a flyback well over 700 wats so i think your fine there ... and if its a dc flyback useing resistance rounds out the feedback so if you use a transistor or a ZVS driver you will also reduce voltage
hvhaxor 2 years ago
The breakdown voltage is not reduced. There is no current in the resistor before the sparks, and so no voltage drop..
acmdq2007 2 years ago
It works under water? I saw some guys that make h2 from sparks under water
alex681219 2 years ago
I've got balls of steel.
PhatalPhury 3 years ago