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Uploaded by Plasmana2000 on Dec 7, 2008
Playing with high voltage arcs from microwave transformers and lighting a firework sparker!
Science & Technology
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jeffddow 6 months ago
is someone knocking at the door at :17?
lokeycmos 8 months ago
how did u ballast it????
KRAYSLiCK999 9 months ago
does the mots get hot quickly??
@HighVoltageScience from reading that my head hurts lol
TheMasonboyz 10 months ago
Awesome! Next time try out 2 microwave oven capacitors in parallel to the secondary windings in series. This will create MUCH bigger arcs!
a380rockerfan 2 years ago
are you using two transformers? will a 2.3kv capacitor work to make arcs like these?
knoxarama 2 years ago
The burned out sparkler make bigger arks cause
the burned part is a insulator and the wire is a
conductor that makes a capacitor and make's
bigger arks.
HighVoltageScience 2 years ago
hmm, The burned-out sparkler draws much bigger arcs, must try that sometime too!
jmartis2 3 years ago
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@lokeycmos the police
jeffddow 6 months ago
is someone knocking at the door at :17?
lokeycmos 8 months ago
how did u ballast it????
KRAYSLiCK999 9 months ago
does the mots get hot quickly??
KRAYSLiCK999 9 months ago
@HighVoltageScience from reading that my head hurts lol
TheMasonboyz 10 months ago
Awesome! Next time try out 2 microwave oven capacitors in parallel to the secondary windings in series. This will create MUCH bigger arcs!
a380rockerfan 2 years ago
are you using two transformers? will a 2.3kv capacitor work to make arcs like these?
knoxarama 2 years ago
The burned out sparkler make bigger arks cause
the burned part is a insulator and the wire is a
conductor that makes a capacitor and make's
bigger arks.
HighVoltageScience 2 years ago
hmm, The burned-out sparkler draws much bigger arcs, must try that sometime too!
jmartis2 3 years ago