Tesla Turbine built from 2 computer hard drives

Tesla Turbine built from 2 computer hard drives and a few simple tools. Look up the building steps on www.instructables.com and watch the blog about this on www.hoekstra.co.uk

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• Tesla
• Turbine
• Hard
• Drive
• Power
• Generation
• DIY
• Mechanics
• Electrical
• Engineering

[Messerschmitt262a2a]

that was an ibm drive

[bignosethethird]

Yes

[fernandesilyt]

Can I use steam?

[bignosethethird]

Pretty sure you could, because It's all metal. I use compressd air to demonstrate it.

[bountr]

Hay beynini siktiğim salağı bir adam gibi tutup çekememiş videoya gerizakalı!

[chopy104]

TelsaBlades Let it Scream! lol

[jonjoy1999]

@chehar that would be gyroscopic force

[allanonmage]

Ok, I read the indestructible AND the wiki, and I'm still a little stumped as to the point. I get its use as a electric generator, but whats with picking it up and letting it drop? Is there a way to make this produce enough force to lift itself?

[chehar]

lifting it up and dropping it as shown i believe just proves centrifugal force? i think thats what it is called.

[DragONheart27X]

I'm sorry to sound so noob, but i am really interested in this one. I've read that you can use this a pump? How? and would it work for an air filter instead of using an ordinary fan?? Your response would be greatly appreciated

[Ne3bO]

what are you trying to show us by lifting it up and dropping it the whole time????