Three Tesla coils

wireless energy transfer by magnetic resonance.

first proto

Category:

Science & Technology

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• DIY
• エレクトロニクス
• ガジェット
• teslacoil
• テスラコイル
• SSTC

[teslaspigeon]

you should remove all traces of corona from your driving coil a visible arc is wasted energy in heat sound and light ..... try putting a large topload and retune you may need to wind different reciever coils... nice work btw

[bigboy4006]

Cool!

[Truthiness231]

While in practice I concur with teslaspigeon's years-old post, as far as making a YT video goes you have to have a visible arc or people are going to hit the dislike button before even questioning what may or may not have happened. Very nice work, atelierpenguin ^.^

MIT worked out a better way of receiving the power a little while back, I suggest digging through their research and taking a look.

[zker666]

it tried this and it worked even though my coils were all out of each others tune, it still worked!

[plumcrazzzy]

I think it would be cool if you used a frequency counter to show the change in the frequency when it shifts.

[plumcrazzzy]

Cool looked like it tuned to the other coils when you interrupted the primary one weird effect never saw that before :P

[youtuubbguy66]

An electric hub! Tesla was creating various type of sensitive device in colorado. I think the secret is to be able to receive a signal from distance (knowing that it will degrease with distance, etc) and use time to amplify it through resonance. Has anyone seen stuff of a certain David Pormeleau? An inspiring case. Search "david pormleau" on google in picture.