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I'm glad I'm not alone on this...

Bro used the PC last in 2010

A crt tv whole circuit board with it’s flyback transformer

@@jlprojects1259 ohhh I thought you were using a neon transformer

Is similar: th-cam.com/video/mR9rDjtD2ds/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

Special Thanks, since you already made one is it efficient? Like does The transistor gets really hot or can you power it for long period like 2 minutes without any component burning?

@killzoldek6147 It can stay ON for a maximum of 1 minute. A tesla coil like this size is really the most you can make with 2 simple transistors.

@@jlprojects1259 the transistor gets hot right? If Soo I'm gonna use a grater power capacity transistor

@@killzoldek6147 try it and let me know 👍

I don’t understand what you mean by “1to8 ratio” if you could explain better. But it’s not exactly a simple series. At the end of the video is a simplified schematic. Thanks for watching

@@jlprojects1259 1-to-8 ratio means they step up the input voltage by 8 times (in this case, 240 to almost 2000 volts)

Oh you meant just that simply. but it’s actually more like 1-9 because some of the transformers are 220v input

@@jlprojects1259 Ah yeah, that makes more sense

Yeah it’s sad to see my friends dying from high voltage

​@@Shoee0311😂😂😢

​@@Shoee0311Same

@@Shoee0311 dont do voltage kids

Over 3 volt

​@rhmbwt yeah no shit Einstein

0-30V at no current limit but it never reached more than 6A

Hi, What do you mean by “release of the stress on the glass envelope” I have done it on a 29” Sony trinitron recently and had no problems at all I hope the video was useful.

@@jlprojects1259 Thanks for the reassurance. I've got to break the thing up anyway to get the thing out was just worried about possiblw consequences of in effect relieving several tons of pressure in a relatively short time on what I may have wrongly assumed to be a pre-stressed envelope.

​@@jlprojects1259 Sorry for such a late response (been busy). What I was referring to is that in my (probably very inaccurate) estimation, there are currently approximately 25 tons of atmospheric pressure on the outside of the glass envelope. If that were to be balanced too suddenly, I'd worry about the subsequent flexing causing the envelope to crack, potentially violently. I guess a slow equalization of pressure should b erelatively safe though.

@@BG101UK That’s right there’s a huge pressure but if you let it in just from the tiny hole under the cap nothing will happen since the surface is tiny. If you were to break the glass it would be really violent.

To throw it away, and remove the vacuum to prevent someone to accidentally make it implode when being “recycled”. Later I actually broke the glass and took the mesh out as well as the electron gun (just out of curiosity).

I think it actually is just the oil layer reacting to the high voltage.

Hi, f it was filmed from the front the cones movement wouldn’t be so visible. But sure if you want, have a nice day.

@@jlprojects1259 Sure! would love to see them dimple!! thanks!!

@@vdennis sorry if it doesn’t meet your expectations, but here’s the video ;-) th-cam.com/users/shortsYqWjsHa0flA?feature=share

​@@jlprojects1259 hi

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It is an area where a lot of vehicles get stolen and it has no engine

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@@richardkelbie5362 glad someone got the reference!

@@zanderstone2898 amen brother.

I absolutely agree with you