I'm trying to wrap my head around this. Is this correct? The coils run at a very high freq. which we can't hear, near 200,000 Hz. Then using the SS electronics you are (maybe by limiting the input current and thus the capacitor charge time) changing the time in between "discharges" to 200 - 800 HZ which produces the tonal frequency that we hear. And then you are also turning the entire coil on and off to produce the very low or sub audible frequencies, or for music to produce individual notes?
@gizmoguyar You are on the right track. Each coil is an oscillator that operates at 47,000 Hz. It requires a pulse signal to start oscillating. The length of the pulse also determines the amount of time the coil is oscillating. That time some what determines the spark length and power. Each time a coil is triggered, a pop sound is produced. If you do that 60 times a second you get a buzz sound that has a pitch of 60 Hz. So to make specific notes, trigger freq is the as the note you want
When the sparks hook up between the two coils, the phase is 180 degrees different when comparing the 2 signals. The current draw also drops way down do to energy exchange between the coils.
if you notice at certain frequecies the arc becomes more stable, at low freqs it drops off and at high freqs it becomes erratic... interesting thanks!
The power level is lower than when we play music through the coils. Surprisingly it is quite low. I think the current was around 10 or 15 amps at 240 volts for each coil but I am going from memory and am not sure that was the 13 or 15 foot distance.
these things would make a fiiiillllthyyyyy bassline
blackman2101 6 months ago
I'm trying to wrap my head around this. Is this correct? The coils run at a very high freq. which we can't hear, near 200,000 Hz. Then using the SS electronics you are (maybe by limiting the input current and thus the capacitor charge time) changing the time in between "discharges" to 200 - 800 HZ which produces the tonal frequency that we hear. And then you are also turning the entire coil on and off to produce the very low or sub audible frequencies, or for music to produce individual notes?
gizmoguyar 9 months ago
@gizmoguyar You are on the right track. Each coil is an oscillator that operates at 47,000 Hz. It requires a pulse signal to start oscillating. The length of the pulse also determines the amount of time the coil is oscillating. That time some what determines the spark length and power. Each time a coil is triggered, a pop sound is produced. If you do that 60 times a second you get a buzz sound that has a pitch of 60 Hz. So to make specific notes, trigger freq is the as the note you want
megavoltmeister 9 months ago
lol star wars shit goin on right there
TheAlienskum 1 year ago
i wonder what would happen if you were struck by both... KA-BOOM
killweb2 2 years ago
I NEED ONE...............BAD.....
7777dmith7777 2 years ago
Satisfaction.. satisfaction..
AlbusNL 2 years ago
How do you know something is 180 degrees out of phase? Please don't hit me.
99rhetbaboons 2 years ago
When the sparks hook up between the two coils, the phase is 180 degrees different when comparing the 2 signals. The current draw also drops way down do to energy exchange between the coils.
megavoltmeister 2 years ago
omg
maxik444 2 years ago
if you notice at certain frequecies the arc becomes more stable, at low freqs it drops off and at high freqs it becomes erratic... interesting thanks!
MattBlytheTheOne 2 years ago
SCIENCE. YOUVE DONE IT AGAIN!
forry90 2 years ago 5
souds like the price is right
8534951 2 years ago
souds like the price is right
8534951 2 years ago
lol
noblisss 2 years ago
I would hate to be this guys neighbor
pizzaboy192 3 years ago 8
I'd LOVE to be this guys neighbor
Rabbidry 2 years ago 8
Heh, I just HAVE to find out if my father-in-law IS! I would love to se this in person...
JPRubber2 2 years ago
Electropanic static!
SSat155 3 years ago
I never can stop being amazed with eletricity. Even theese famous Nicola Tesla coils, modernized, are so cool!
mechaghostman2 3 years ago 5
and that what i call electro music :D
adoroci 3 years ago 8
at 1:00 all i can think of is "Brainwasher" by Daft Punk :D
draggonhedd 3 years ago
AAAAAAAGH!!!!!! Very cool but annoying noise!!
Animegamer04 4 years ago
should be a new home intruder system, one flick and the coils cook em
skidbone 4 years ago 16
Haha! But what happens when it accidentally gets turned on when you walk in?
reportingsjr 4 years ago 4
then youll know it works
ryuhinomaru 4 years ago 14
LOL!
gusgus777 3 years ago
try 21 feet!! Good job brother.
robroydude 4 years ago
hell no go closer and turn up the bps GET A HF ARC not juest low feq sparcs
hvhaxor 3 years ago
Is anybody else reminded of the tesla coils in Command and Conquer? :)
bimkins 4 years ago 4
Easily reminded, the best defense system ever. However could be destroyed by tanks.
Jeppeto01 3 years ago
Or much cheaper, a dumbass in a Faraday suit.
snerjeck 3 years ago
OMG, best comment ever... omg rofl
TDPhotoshop 2 years ago
what is the total power consumtion of both coils to reach 15 feet spark length ?? Thanks,dave
neondave 4 years ago
The power level is lower than when we play music through the coils. Surprisingly it is quite low. I think the current was around 10 or 15 amps at 240 volts for each coil but I am going from memory and am not sure that was the 13 or 15 foot distance.
megavoltmeister 4 years ago
ok, thanks,..i get many 4' + hits with my 4" coil, but im running 3kw & static gaps....
neondave 4 years ago
sounds good. :-) Thanks for posting.
megavoltmeister 4 years ago
out freaking standing
tdweulf 4 years ago