$2 HIGH VOLT HIGH FREQUENCY POWER

[tangoteamwork]

Hi Mr.Galleria, I am really thrilled about your findings. I really want to try an built this thing using an old monitor but how can I use it for electricity in my house?

Greets, Frank

[lvildos]

these flyback transformers usually have an integrated rectifier at the output. This would be high voltage DC ?

[daydreams4rock]

maybe free power is available using this to give initial and empowering turn to magnetic generators

[ratbag359]

12 Volts at 4.1 Amps is 50 watts.

If I were to boost the 12V to 50,000 not including losses from the transformer I would get 0.001 Amps that would be 50 Watts no change.

High voltage does act in a different way to low frequency like the 60HZ from the power grid.

Voltage is like water pressure in the hose.

Current is like the amount of water going through the hose.

Watts is Volts x Amps, I can't think of a way to explain it as water.

[mrgalleria]

@ratbag359

I was measuring 8-24 watts.

And of course the transistor was heating, using some of those watts.

I actually was down to 2 watts, with my neon light transformer.

I use your water analogy in another video.

Watts (quantity) is Volts (pressure) x Amps (Volume)

[PlasmaStar9]

This is Great. I already have the circuit board in my junk box.  Now I know how to hook it up. Thanks for posting.

[Achaeosic]

Seriously all of these magic energy devices are NEVER shown to actually do anything. I see some sparks. Show me this energy source running 10 homes like you said? If it works why don't you do it & show us? I'm all for free energy but there is so much BS out there & I am a real scientist so show me the proof. Wishful thinking & pseudo science is not tolerated by me. Lots of people are talking. Someone needs to DO IT & PROVE IT! But some jackasses say I have to do it to prove it does not work.

[Achaeosic]

So where do I plug in my house on that thing?

[MrVaneurin]

If you add a fan you will have a very effective ozone generator.



[mrgalleria]

@MrVaneurin

Yes, I use it for that.

[MrVaneurin]

@mrgalleria Your next video, how to build a ozone generator...Season greetings.

[Johanvideo525]

what could you use this for ?

[gigly235]

I grasp it is about high voltage peaks at high frequency, but Input and output energy in watt-hours might be about the same, how to measure the later?

[mrgalleria]

@gigly235

Well, the latter is measured in how far the spark travels, and at what frequency.

There is at least 50,000 volts.

And there has to be enough amperage to break the resistance offered by the air.

It is safe to say that this device is presenting considerable over-unity.

Divide 50,000 volts out by 10 volts (at 27 watts) in.

Is .0054 watts enough to break the resistance of the air?

[WarSpigotProductions]

@mrgalleria The fuck kinda math is that? The breakdown of the air is determined by the voltage, not the current. Current is determined by voltage and resistance(There was this guy named Georg Ohm...). Likely the output voltage is around 50KV(16mm*3KV/mm~50KV), but you need to know the current draw from the power supply to know how much power it is using. You'd do the same for the output and you'd see that it'd be less. Power(measured in watts) is the rate at which energy is used.

[THE123HAMMER]

So is the voltage of that spark greater than the imput electricity? If so, then if you could just harness the energy you would be able to power this device and get some energy left over. I'm not sure how to harness it though because I'm not much of the electrician.

[ratbag359]

@THE123HAMMER

no the wattage/energy is the same in maths but in the real world is lower.

Watts is what we use to do things with.

12 Volts at 0.83 Amps is 10watts

50000 Volts at 0.0002 still 10 watts

[johnnnyreb51]

Cool it makes a spark. Now what can I use it for?

[mrgalleria]

@johnnnyreb51

If you have to ask, then I suggest sticking your finger in it.

Then at least you can get that part over with.

Now, do some research, and see what HF HV current is used for.

[zack141141141]

How much volts do you get out on that?

[mrgalleria]

@zack141141141

Judging from the spark length, over 50,000 volts.

[ecopowerfuture]

Awesome to see how u found the parts, good salvage! I wanted too ask if u could do an exp. for me because I am currently on a 4 month tour educating about sustainability (sustainable living road show). Wrap a coil around the spark gap and see if he spark induces a voltage. Could help to reverse the direction of the spark (from one side to the other) to get better results. Trying to see if it produces the same bedini effect, such as a sharp spike in voltage to do work and cause radiant energy.Thx

[HHOhybridBuilder]

Good job. What's the LED for?Any frequency adjustment?

[mrgalleria]

@HHOhybridBuilder

Just to show power is on.

Frequency can be changed by changing voltage, maybe changing resisters, number of wires on coil, etc.

[hhoconnection]

Great job Bill, keep up these tutorials they are very informative. I have to try and play with High voltage, high frequency some day. You make it sound so simple.

[johnmcmns199]

Wonderful !  Thank you so much.

[magicimpjh]

Very well done. You can use this for an electrostatic filter.

[mrgalleria]

@magicimpjh

Yep, a powerful one.



[Rush6477]

Very interesting, thanks for sharing. Besides self defense, what else could I use this technology for?

[mrgalleria]

@Rush6477

Powering a Tesla coil, water fuel, vehicle ignition, etc.

[honda4004]

hi my failure is understanding electronics .but would you tell me if like stan meyer states ..if i wrap a second coil of wire at the out put end (where the electrons come out to spark ) would that act as a collapsing non return type electric diode on the magnetism basic that the negative collapsing field would stop eletrons returning therefore making voltage go to infinity until it can pass through water.appreciate reply and any tweaking

[mrgalleria]

@honda4004

Yes, I think you are referring to a form of Tesla coil.

That is one of the anticipated applications.

[ZeroFossilFuel]

Sweet! Jacobs ladder anyone?

[mrgalleria]

@ZeroFossilFuel

Thanks. Have to try that.

[early2it]

great work