Tesla cold electricity

[TheOldScientist]

Very nice work. Love the broken lamp lit up. You actually ignite the gas inside. I have shown that in my Bipolar Tesla coil test. A filament is not required. That will be next on my list to demonstrate. I keep you posted.

[HorizonDelta]

@TheOldScientist Thank you for comment ! As already stated, pls go on with serious research as you are doing, because there are a lot of peole just playing; then pls let me know by yr vids ;-)))

[HorizonDelta]

Tks for yr. appreciation, vitaestdecorus13 ! ;-)

[vitaestdecorus13]

Thanks fro sharing. Great work.

You are cordially invited to join 'Tesla's Ambassadors' Facebook group page.

Thanks and all the best.

[vitaestdecorus13]

Thanks fro sharing. Great work.

You are cordially invited to join 'Tesla's Ambassadors' Facebook group page.

Thanks and all the best.



[vitaestdecorus13]

Thanks fro sharing. Great work.

You are cordially invited to join 'Tesla's Ambassadors' Facebook group page.

Thanks and all the best.

Velenka on behalf of the group.

[HorizonDelta]

This demo vid to show that Tesla was right ^ - ^

[HorizonDelta]

Many thanks for your comment, ealred, pls. stay tuned: more to come ;-)))

[ealred]

Grand work, thanks for uploading and for your invitation

Subbed & thumbs up '~)

[HorizonDelta]

OK, now you know how to spare some money with Tesla tech ! Be well !

[Galv140577]

All those broken light bulbs I've thrown away for nothing!!!

[rave154]

have you tried connecting any inductive loads to it? motors etc?

also, connecting a full wave bridge rectifier.....onto a DC capacitor with a load resistor across it...so you can measure output?

[HorizonDelta]

@rave154: Please watch my further videos, in particular "Tesla and Cold Electricity 4of5": You''ll find small inductive load running: on YouTube please type: Horizon Delta.

[rave154]

beautiful setup and tests, top marks

[HorizonDelta]

@rave154 Thanks for Yr. kind comment; we always try pushing it to the limit...