Fun with High Voltage. Part one. Electric motor

CD hanging from fishing line over blades powered by static electricity.

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• static
• electricity
• experiment
• fun
• motor
• start
• high
• voltage

[macrumpton]

Is the power supply for the static electricity from a laser printer or copier?

BTW I love the AOL disk as the rotor!

[milan1759]

no power comes from small air purifier.

[naxps]

Best use for an AOL disk I've ever seen.

[zgo280]

sounds like my xbox lol

[zAdrenalizedGamingz]

cool!

[KevinByrne2]

I suspect that it is a corona motor: half of the metal blades beneath the disk spray positive charge onto the disk (the other blades spray negative charge) ; the disk rotates until the charged sector is above a blade that sprays negative charge ; the sector discharges and is charged with negative charge ; and the disk rotates to the next blade, etc. To supply the high-voltage, "milan1759" uses an electric air freshener.

[nichkill123]

UFO



[supermastater]

sound just like my xbox

[matyviola]

meh wheres the explosion 

[TheKivKev]

freak

[PhenoxPsi]

try that on justin bieber.

[matooo95]

mam rad slovakov, ktori sa hraju s elektrinou

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