Phasing Neon Sign Transformers for Tesla Coil Use Part-1
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And remember you Meat Sticks, Dont be a Duesch ! LOL, Laughed my Scrodum off !!
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How can you "over volt" NSTs by putting them in series? Series circuits divide the voltage across each resistor. If you have 2 12kv NSTs in series that's 24kv across both, but still only 12kv across each.
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2:40 ha ha ha
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at 8:00 you can see heat waves coming off if you look really closely
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thumbs up for his awesome safety talk
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magic strawberry goodness - epic comment :D
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"don't be a douch..."
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u rule man
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8:00 The interesting part :)
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lmao good video!
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300V is the breakdown voltage of air.... :-D The thing is, you don't mention the distance. per inch? per cm? per attometer?
cabbotron 2 years ago
300V is the minimum generally accepted breakdown voltage for atmosphere. That means that below that, the wires have to touch. In practice it's much higher then that for any "real world" application, but 300V is the generally accepted line.
thegeekgroup 2 years ago