bini
07-19-03, 07:27 PM
Anyone familiar with them?
What's the easiest method to construct one, etc..?
What's the easiest method to construct one, etc..?
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View Full Version : Tesla coils bini 07-19-03, 07:27 PM Anyone familiar with them? What's the easiest method to construct one, etc..? sunflow 07-20-03, 02:49 PM interested as you... let me know about your success in getting the right informations sending me an e-mail. Flaminio, italy Myq 07-22-03, 03:26 PM those are giant step-up transformers right? Chagur 07-25-03, 01:09 PM Might want to check out: http://home.earthlink.net/~electronxlc/ :m: :cool: :m: Stokes Pennwalt 08-15-03, 12:47 PM High voltage electronics is one of my favorite hobbies. I've so far built three Tesla coils and two Oudin coils (very similar, only with primary and secondary windings in series). I can do my best to answer any questions you might have. Chaqur's link above is a good place to start though. Construction is very simple, theoretically. The tricky part tends to be finding/making the parts, and the real pain is winding the big secondary coil. 5,000 turns of #32 magnet wire is nothing to decry as simple. The largest coil I've built produces, by my calculations, about 600,000 volts. I can draw sparks nearly 30 inches long on a dry day. certified psycho 09-01-03, 01:40 PM what about the death ray didn't somebody try to build it Stokes Pennwalt 09-01-03, 08:01 PM Death ray? Microwave antipersonnel weapons were toyed with off and on by the US Army throughout the 1950s-70s, but nothing ever materialized. Power supply was too much of a problem, as was antenna size. They would have worked well in static position, but their support equipment and size made them unweildy and impractical. That's the only legitimized version of a "death ray" that I know of. Vortexx 09-02-03, 09:55 AM Those coils are some mean anti-burglary devices:cool: You want your steak medium or well done ? Nova1021 09-07-03, 10:04 PM Check this out. The link was on the webpage for the physics class, i'm taking right now. :) http://www.drmegavolt.com/ river-wind 09-09-03, 10:00 AM Originally posted by Stokes Pennwalt Death ray? Microwave antipersonnel weapons were toyed with off and on by the US Army throughout the 1950s-70s, but nothing ever materialized. Power supply was too much of a problem, as was antenna size. They would have worked well in static position, but their support equipment and size made them unweildy and impractical. That's the only legitimized version of a "death ray" that I know of. http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/story/0,6903,458681,00.html yes there is :) not a Death ray, though, more of an OWOWOW! HOT! ray. herbicide 09-24-03, 01:23 PM http://4hv.org EM Weapons (Coilguns Railguns...) Tesla Coils And a load of other things! |