I've made more improvements to my vacuum tube tesla coil setup and have also settled on a video idea where it'll be relevant. I want to make a long version of my short vid "is it the volts or amps that kill" (link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Wx6-ysokJU )
That vid was surprisingly controversial, with lots of people with "professional" experience calling me wrong in the comment section. I'd love to prove them wrong by putting some numbers behind my claims, as well as insert myself into circuits that should be lethal by their logic. :D
Along with dispelling some electrical myths, the vid will allow me to show a lot of cool electrical demos that weren't worth making a full vid over, which includes my monster vacuum tube tesla coil.
One myth is that Tesla coils are low current devices. Well, I stuck a current transformer on my coil, and measured over 3 amps on the output!!! (see attached pic) Yeah, my coil is an exception, but it won't immediately kill you if you touch it (so no it's not just the current that kills)
I still have a few more things I'd like to try to improve the output of my coil, but I'll begin filming the video in the meantime. I should probably get my annual haircut first though. My hair has really gotten out of hand :p
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