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  • Your penis gets larger.

  • What happends if you lick it? o.O

  • Ha! Yep, the bigger you build them, the louder they get. Been working with these for over 25 years and there's always something new to learn. This one can't kill you, just make you piss you pants a little since the amperage is very low. 10-15 feet and taller...Now your in the area of a heart stopping jolt.

  • Your a wizard Harry

  • I have the power!!!!

  • As long as the person is not grounded, they're safe. Soon as you are grounded, you'd complete the circuit and "PRESTO!" Fried human. Remember, that's how the electric chair works: and electrode fastened to the head and one on the ankle and the person in the middle of it gets zapped. In fact, Edison invented the electric chair in his attempt to show how dangerous AC is.

    Tesla naturally, proved him wrong. Genius triumphed over "trial & error."

  • @baxter5431 Actually thats false. What makes electricity dangerous is ampere not volts. Sense a tesla coil has such a low amount of amps it is completely harmless.

  • @iRobii

    Yes, that's true also. Doesn't matter how high the voltage, as long as the amperage is low, your safe. But being grounded while receiving electricity is not safe either. Why are these people who allow power from coils to flow over them are always raised above the ground on insulated platforms or wearing insulated boots? Try it without it and have your next of kin let me know what happened.

  • youtube.com/watch?v=OtpLniDi0t­w

  • Dont call this guy stupid. He clearly knew what he was doing. Your retarded.

  • actually i've been zapped by a tesla coil before it just burns your fingertip a little

  • @xXFLIMXx If its a low amp high frequency...if not *zap* *dead*

  • You know if that wire connecting you to the ground comes lose you dead right!

  • Cool,how can i build one?

  • @exsinner Why do you want to kill yourself and set fire on your neighbourhood?

  • how is named the film where tesla lights many lights with the power supply at several miles away?

  • @thwarstrategy it's called The Prestige

  • I'm playing with high voltage devices such flyback transformers and I am planing to build a Tesla Coil with about the same size like the one in this video. How much power do you use to feed the input of that coil?

  • @Hopefull93 The one in the video was probably around 2kW, which isn't that much, you can get streamers that big with 2-3 15000v, 60 mA non-gfi transformers.

  • can a tesla coil or another device reach 50.000.000 volts?

  • MAKE FALLOUT 3 BROKEN STEEL COME TRUE!!! TOUCH ONE OF THE BOLTS AND PUT IT IN YOUR POCKET!

  • Heman...

  • It would be better to name this "Playing with death"

  • Cool! Very nice TT!

    Matse

  • do not lose the cable ......... or DIE

  • Has to do with the type of current and voltage or is it watts...hmmm can't quite remember. Been awhile now. My ticker isn't as sharp as it use to be

  • Tesla sat in a chair next to his original design and proved that it s harmless. Not sure exactly how it works but was describe to me that the current does NOT travel through your nervous system but through just your skin without burning you. Like one of those elictrical spheres you can get at Spensers lol

  • if anybody wants to try this, make sure your grounding wire is able to withstand the power.

  • Playing with your death - better title !

  • if you look at it that pole is grounded and a smart way to that guy NEVER feels a thing from it

  • I would prefer to play with lightning.

  • i wunder if u can apply the safety measures you did to the rod onto a metal glove then it would look like youre actually have lightning coming from ur hands! :D

  • that was a real tesla coil.

    what will happen to a frog if he gets near a tesla-coil? ....

    sounds like i have to start a new experiment :P

  • Actually it seemed like that person knew what he was doing, he had the pole grounded to earth, not through him, (the little red wire on the tip of the pole) and he had hearing protection as well.

  • that is not a tesla coil. that is just a toy, you don't want to do that with a real tesla coil.

  • @mabbagorro thats like saying a 9mm is a fake gun

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  • @xtex3 lol, I like red alert 2 w. Made sense rights. Tesla was russian... Don't worry. I don't see them tesla towers or troopers or tanks, or reactors, or boats, or... Wow, did the divider have a life OUTSIDE of NIkola Tesla?

  • the rod seems to be grounded so it's pretty safe...

  • Its not stupid or dangerous. Believe it or not that person is in no danger what so ever.

  • Sith lord...

  • I'd use a long pole just to be sure the arc could not travel across it.

  • "on guard, you swine!"

  • jesteś hardkorem

  • OK and now touch it with your hands ^^ NO JOKE. Very cool

  • would make a very good security guard, put by the front door,turn on,,and no 1 would dare come near!!!

  • I'd love to do that. I make teeny sparks (sometimes 6 inches) with just a blanket. A mini tesla coil will do no good. I want da big sparks.

  • I think it's not that dangerous. But i'd only do it with my right hand ;)

  • LOL could see your ground wire start to glow and smoke towards the end!!

  • Grounding on this coil seems to be a little inadequate. You can see the gound cable arcing to ground and smoking in places, indicating the grounding rod is not deep enough/doesn't have a good enough RF connection to ground.

  • I find it ironic that he's wearing ear protection, considering his blatant disregard for safety.

  • Yeah try to un-ground that pipe, see if lightning is funny then funny man.

  • lick it

  • WTF this guy has a tesla coil in his garage

  • Arg xD I dont think most of the people that says "Who the fuck has a tesla coil on his backyard" know that you can make a fudgeing tesla coil out of stuff you can buy at a hardware store! :P And if you own/make one you are not gonna put it in your kitchen.. Where are you gonna put it? IN YOUR BACKYARD!

  • Its got a grounding wire, so its fine

  • agreed, if that ground fell off... GAME OVER!!

  • Make a lightsaber !

  • I HAVE THE POWER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • wow!

  • Tesla... a great inventor...

  • In fact my little padawan this is harmless, cos the master Nikola know that at super high frequencies voltage dont hurt!

  • Did you build this coil?

  • what happens when you touch it

  • how many volts whould that be?

    thanks

  • @videocruzer most tesla coils use anywhere from 10kV to 15kV AC.

  • i actually thought ( in the beginning) that tesla coils were fictional devices coming from videogames like the C&C series, i find it disturbing ( yet amazed) that these things exist :)

  • @xtex3 Let me try this again...

    Yes, I too at one point also believed that tesla coils were just a support structure. But don't worry they have more uses in entertainment than in killing. I don't see tesla towers, tesla troopers, tesla tanks, stingrays(tesla boat), tesla reactors...

    Wow. Did the soviets have anything else going through their heads besides Nikola Tesla?

  • all this is greek patent

  • BRUTALITY!!!

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  • BRUTALITI!!!

  • BRUTALITY!!!

  • this man is stupid did he not know that electricity etc tries too reach the ground and that if u hold something its touching it goes too you inside of u too reach the ground meaning his organs are burning a bit and he doesnt even realise

  • its grounded, you can see the wire.

    believe me, you don't get fried from these things and not notice it. if you don't feel it, you convulse.

  • Red Alert 2... In real life...

    ABOUT TIME!!!

  • I was waiting for something to blow up

  • i want one

  • low ampere's probably...

    the combination of volt & ampere is the most dangerous

    and AC current 60 Hz is also very risky trough the body:

    don't play with your life that's your experiment not worth..when

    your dead you can't make it reverse and tesla coils are dangerous

  • @kopjesenseo the stick is grounded as you can see

  • azume :D

  • Electricity always takes the path of least resistance. He's safe because of the copper ground wire, but if he did something like touch the coil with his bare hands, he'd be charred like a pine in a forest fire. The human body has tiny voltages going through it, and anything above half an amp can be lethal. It's like putting 100,000 volts through your house and turning every light and appliance on

  • winardium Leviosa!!!!!

  • @rustaayy lol

  • Holy crap!

  • no dont go to the dark side!!!!!

  • @frezzingaces NO...Do come we have cookies but not those crappy ones

  • Feel the power, young Luke!

  • its grounded

  • im wandering, how dangerous is a tesla coil?

  • touch one and find out.

  • lol its kinda funny im actually building one of these lol its really not tat hard and if you pay attention not that dangerous

  • Nothing will happen then.His resistance (or better say impendance) is a way much higher than impendance of ground wire attached to the stick.Better question would be :"What would happpen if some sneaky person disconnect or cut the ground wire?".Eh,not a good thing.

  • chances are the person disconecting the wirewould have the biggestproblem

  • Aww man...perfect opportunity to scream "III HAAVEEEE THE POWEEERRRR!!!".......

  • @LandauTST hahaha and then ur grilled :D

  • that looks safe!! . . . . jk

  • grounded hot stick

  • OMG,what lotta shit of comments about this video. Are you all ignorant or dumb or blind or all that?

    This guy IS NOT conducting HF currents through his body.The GROUNDED wire is attached to the hand held object and all the current from arc flows through that wire in the ground.BTW,talking about stupidy there is a women Danielle Stampe who really conducts TC currents through her body (to a great extent).Now,that's what I call stupid...

  • @dxdx666 yea but wat happens if some sneaky person comes from behind and grounds him :)

  • im for free energy and the rest of it ,, but why come on why hold a stick near very high voltage ,, do u not like life ?

  • Tesla the forgotten inventor who in reality was greater then edison

  • the irony being that my Tesla coil is made by socal Edison

  • @peterdepeer

    If it wasn't for him me might still be 50 years behind and be leaving in the 1960's. That's a fact.

  • @peterdepeer ..i concur.

  • @peterdepeer Greater than Edison? C'mon, Edison is the one that pioneered this shit. If anything, just say Tesla was a step further to technology than we were when Edison was around. If it weren't for Edison, this shit wouldn't even exist today.

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  • @skateVA90 Don't flatter me faggot. U iz jus JEALOUZ LOL!

  • @ra2yuri4 Yah, while Edison was touting the failures of DC delivery systems as benefits Tesla was working on the 'impossible' AC motor, the induction motor, and the transformer. Bow your head in shame. It's Tesla that made it possible for you to get cheap electricity in your home, and highly reliable motors like the one in your refrigerators' compressor. Let's not forget he came up withf radio control and the concept of the internet before it was conceived! Read a book, you might learn.

  • @sivalley No time. I'm downloading porn at 50kb/s. I'll stick to regular history channel instead.

    k thanks bai fag!

  • @ra2yuri4 I don't see how me bing queer has anything to do with your comment, but since we're going into stereotypes. . . You could do with some English lessons while you're living in your mother's basement, mooching off of weak wi-fi signals to get your fix. While there is nothing wrong with admitting you masturbate, it's not something I would admit in Youtube comments.  I do have to apologize for taking so long to get back to you; you see, I have a life, and it keeps me busy.

  • @sivalley tl;dr.

    lol, fag~

  • @peterdepeer Tesla>Edison. BAZINGA!

  • @peterdepeer.. Finally one person that thinks the way i do!..

  • @peterdepeer

    Tesla was greater than Einstein, S. Hawking and R. Feynman combined!

  • @linuxplus The two types, inventor and scientist are not the same. Each was greater in his respectable field.

  • @peterdepeer He was greater than Oppenheimer and Einstein as well. They made the atom bomb, he made HAARP.

  • 10 bucks to the one that touches the tesla coil :)

  • tbh once the coil runs at a high frequency you get the "skin effect" which makes it harmless to touch :)

  • No. The skin effect on flesh is 60 inches (our flesh is not even close to being that thick)

    Maybe on a whale

    All that power will travel in the walls of your veins and will still hurt you. You wont feel the pain though (because the frequenc is too high)- but is still very dangerous.

  • sigh,

    trust me i'm an engineer.

    skin effects comes with high frequenties and will make the spark (if high enuf freq) harmless only the heat will be the problem but with any metal object you can safly take the sparks.

  • don't be stupid.

    we can clearly see you have no ideaof what you are talking about.

    At high frequencies skin depth is much smaller.

    the average depth however could be 60inc.

    but however this will become waaaay smaller with higher frequencies

  • At the Khz frequencies, the skin effect is about 60" on HUMAN FLESH, not on other conductors.

    It may not do much harm anyway, but its better to be safe than sorry at such power levels. Human flesh skin effect becomes true when you get into the MHZ frequ. (small coils)

  • I admit better safe then sorry.

    coil size doesn't really mather.

    you can change the frequention with your capasitor :

    f=1/(2*pi*sqrt(L*C))

    ps: if the resonant frequention from the prim. cir. is to far from the 2nd one, the curent will be very small aswell.

    2thing protect you:

    1skin effect (depending on the frequention)

    2low currents (dependin on the power)

    (becuz your voltage = high your currents : low)

  • Troll

  • The skin effect in the body doesn't apply only to the skin, but the outsides of the nerves and veins (small amperages are concentrated on the walls and can cause heating)- especially to the retinas and testicles (low blood flow)

  • lol, testicals

  • Sure, I'll touch it. If it's off, and all circuits are cut.

  • It's not all that dangerous.

    I want one. A huge one in my front yard.

  • If you call the capacity to kill you not that dangerous I would agree...

    However, I would say that the circumstances under which it can kill you are very rare and can be minimised further with careful design, however the streamers ARE capable of giving you severe burns, especially when you get into the multi-kilowatt power levels...

  • Pinhole burns are the problem. Shock is rarely a problem.

  • I went to the Tesla museum in Colorado Springs a few times when I was a kid. They had a coil in a big room and would let us hold a flourecent bulb (not touching the metals ends of course) and it would light up. Very cool

  • Who has a tesla coil in his backyard ?

  • o/

    Actually 4 coils

  • @Kizmox XP its mad scientist law, you never build just one...

  • that guy

  • @Doryds123 lmao!!!!!!!!!!!

  • pvc = strong resistor- coper grounding wire at end of wire = good conductor... he's fine

  • it is 100% real, and have you noticed the small wire attached to the tip of the pvc pipe? that would be ground, and the electricity will take the path of least resistance, down the wire, not all of the way down the plastic, and into his hand. te coil cant even spark as long as the plastic, so he is safe.

  • LOL! he looks a bit nervous!

  • Yea, this looks really safe.

  • @Imusho

    If that's a glass rod, which I assume it is, it is perfectly safe.

  • Nope, glass is a poor insulator when you get up in the 100,000V plus level, the streamer would travel along the surface of the glass and connect with your hand... I'll post a video to back up my claim sometime...

  • where do you think adobe get there lighting effects from ? huh? jk,

    Its real enogh

  • "This is very stupid and dangerous"

    Not consent! High voltage it is interesting and beautiful!=)

  • yes indeed it DOES apear to have a large kill radius

  • That guy has some experience!

  • Wow, no offence.

    But it almost does look fake.

    The C&C Red Alert 2 Tesla Coil looked more Real.

    Well just looks 30% Fake, I said Fake not Real.

    But what it does, does look real.

    PS: Please tell me the Tesla Coil would make a good Weapon.

  • Well, that is a real coil, thats how they look, and someone made a lightning gun with a tesla coil, which could kill anything with ease, its just that the concept with our current tech isn't effective. So, good weapon for a Bond villain or someone looking to scare the hell out of their enemy, not so much on the battlefeild... yet.

  • did he die?

  • Wear some rubber gloves man!

  • Hehehehe, at those voltage levels, rubber gloves would only serve to make a fashion statement! Talk about burn right through... I hope nobody tries this!

  • I know it's real, I think. But, It looks fake.

    But That's awesome!

  • How much energy and what kind of energy was there? Were you really in a danger?

  • Arkangela your an idiot.

    Got look a Tesla Coil up, and dont go shouting off when you dont know.

  • Its for real dude

  • the future of post apoctolypia.. free electricity

  • the stick is grounded...

  • It's not dangerous, and breakout points on toroids are for sissies

  • Awesomeness :o How to hell does it work?

  • Im shocked !....Kinda revolting !

  • can u make a lightsaber outta that telsa tech

  • Hasn't been done before, but then again - everything looks imposable and then becomes unbelievable when its accomplished.

  • i made a basic light saber thats not fully a beam but is very similar and the plasma is very hot and burns stuff! just check out my video 8 on my wireless energy research!

  • I've done that once it's really cool.