Variable-intensity sparks using Bonetti machine
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cant stand the horrible frame rate...
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You're so funny!!! I cant stop laughing!!!! .....
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kool
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it would've been better if you used a better camera?
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lol 1 fps
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Can we do what they say cant be done! like charge a battery for my electric car.
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put your finger in there ahha :P :D lol :P !
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Nice slide show!
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maybe he made the video with adope after effects??
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1/2 FPS?
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BILL nye THE science GUY
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Not to get too personal, but are you a physics teacher? Because you look like a physics teacher at my school...
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What's Bonnetti Machine? I know what a Leyden Jar is, from lightning obsession, but I never heard of this thig.
awesomelightning 1 year ago
@awesomelightning
A Bonetti Machine is almost identical to a Wimshurst Machine, except there are no metal sectors/tabs on the rotating disks, and the neutralizer brushes are replaced with metal combs that approach, but do not make actual contact with the disks. Unlike a Wimshurst machine, it must be pre-charged before it will begin generating it's output. The surface of one of the disk can be pre-charged using another electrostatic generator, or even a charged section of PVC pipe.
magx1 1 year ago
Have you ever tried placing a step down transformer between the leyden jars, to convert voltage to current, and tune for resonance by adjusting gap spacing? Just curious.
teslacult 1 year ago
Yes, although I have not tuned it. This is basically how the trigger coil for my ruby lasr works (see my ruby laser videos).
Thanks
magx1 1 year ago
Nice Build, can you show me where I might get the plans to build one like this?
grandfather54 2 years ago
@grandfather54
Thanks. Yes. Look in the description section above. I have just added a URL for my flickr photos, which include details of this machine's construction.
magx1 1 year ago