High Voltage (Plasma Globe) 005

Lighting an 18W Tube with a High Voltage Plasma Globe, this is done completely wirelessly....

The Lux Levels increased when I was the Ground to the circuit of the tube

Enjoy.

Paul..


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Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• High
• Voltage
• Plasma
• Globe
• wirelessly
• Lighting
• 18W
• Tube

[lululombard]

cool ! i'll try it ;)

[kubikop]

Let me know how you get on witch it...

Paul..

[Nabo00o]

Hey I can do the same thing with an ignition coil, only a little bit weaker. If you connected it with some wire to a sheet of aluminum foil on top of another with some isolation in between you can create an electrical loudspeaker.

It will then be the electric field which makes the sound.

[kubikop]

Do you have a video to show this? I would like to see this in action...

Paul..

[BigDirtyBird2]

if i break a plasma globe while on, whill i die?

[magicfngrz]

not safe at all

[TheNuclearWatermelon]

Did you know that most plasma globes run on the exact same circuit as tesla coils? I thought that was quite interesting...

[Nabo00o]

I could try to replicate it on video, its not that hard I think.

It was actually really funny, by pressing on the top isolation I could modify the pitch, making it partly sound like someone screaming...

The ignition coil was used instead of the charging battery in the SSG setup.

[kubikop]

I Know for a Fact Negative Resistance Exists an man Called Leona Esaki won the nobel prize for it in 1972.

Ill upload a Video of an example of it...

But in answer to your question yes but its a measure of where you are measuring to be Zero Resistance.....

Whats your thoughts?

Paul.

[harpbloke]

no, i meant i thought tesla used shelac to cover his spheres, or was it wax, or both....