joule thief light a 4 watt fluo lamp wireless

Same circuit as the previous video but this time i light on the fluo lamp wireless. I think my body act as an antenna. The strange thing is that i it works too if i am connected only to the magnetic(?) field from the coil.

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• joule
• thief
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• watt
• fluo
• lamp
• wireless
• body
• antenna
• joulethief
• magnetic
• field
• neon
• coil
• bifilar

[MrKamax]

The light go on only if i touch it or if i put my hand very close while my body is very close too from the wire not connected to the lamp.

I have 2 new video now with grounded to the wall, you can take a look.

[jeannacav]

I am thinking about the wire that you touch (pinch) with your finger.

Either wire should work for this, but maybe you can try it and see.

I think there is another phenomenon going on with the coil.

Does the light only go on with the coil if you touch some part of it?

Maybe the wall could ground it too.

cool.

jeanna

[MrKamax]

Which end do you mean i should try to connect to the wall ? The wire going to the fluo or the wire going to the coil ?

[jeannacav]

cool kamax

Tesla told people in 1892 that this is all you need to do with ac lighting. He explained 2 things at the same time.

1-You can touch it as you are showing here.

Also, 2-you could connect the other end to a metal plate on a wall.

I wonder what will happen if you connect it to a grounded spot on a wall?

It looks like the real ac to me. good job!

jeanna