Hi sir,you do good jobs. by the way,in China we actually use induction heaters with spark gaps in real production in early years. usually several hundred kilowatts.
@@Teslaundmehr Thanks for the response. What is it made out of? That doesn't look like magnet wire. Did you use any epoxy? There is so much energy running through it with the EMP video... with bare copper I would expect to see arcing.
An levitation induction heater that uses a very similar circuit than that of a drsstc would be very cool. Unfortunately they're quite complicated and can get very expensive :(
Hey Teslaundmehr, I really love your videos. I would love a tutorial on a 9-12 volt battery powered simple but extremely powerful DRSSTC (Maybe DIY????😋😋😋). Anyways love and peace from India, Leon!!!
@@Teslaundmehr I'll for sure be waiting! Loved how big those arcs were, and touchable! I'm for sure gonna add musical capabilities to it if you don't :p
Good one! I'll try it with my series resonant impulse primary. Them current are pretty high in it
Thanks Ivo!!!
Hi sir,you do good jobs. by the way,in China we actually use induction heaters with spark gaps in real production in early years. usually several hundred kilowatts.
Oh that is very interesting!!!
¿What are the input values of the circuit?, i'm trying to build a similar one. Also, great video as always 😊
Mosfet driver video please :D
Yes! ;D
Man would love for you to talk about induction coils that need water pumps. Is there a big difference because water's following through?
Where did you get the pancake coil? Purchased or homemade? If homemade, how did you make it? The turns look pretty even. If purchased, from where?
I make the coil by myself, I make one loop, fix it with some glue, and than I repeat this Procedere serval Times :)
@@Teslaundmehr Thanks for the response. What is it made out of? That doesn't look like magnet wire. Did you use any epoxy? There is so much energy running through it with the EMP video... with bare copper I would expect to see arcing.
An levitation induction heater that uses a very similar circuit than that of a drsstc would be very cool. Unfortunately they're quite complicated and can get very expensive :(
Please explain more abat sparks gap
Thanks
FR
Yes ;)
Cheers !
Thank you.
Hey Teslaundmehr, I really love your videos. I would love a tutorial on a 9-12 volt battery powered simple but extremely powerful DRSSTC (Maybe DIY????😋😋😋). Anyways love and peace from India, Leon!!!
Thank you so much, really appreciate that brother! Yes I will try my Best! ;)
@@Teslaundmehr Holy Crap!! He replied!!
@@jacobsobymadathil325 hehe of course
Did you ever post the Gerber file for the tesla coil gun circuit? I'm struggling learning EAGLE for the first time trying to replicate it :P
Hey, yes, but the pcb is not finished, there are a couple of thinks wich I have to change ;)
@@Teslaundmehr I'll for sure be waiting! Loved how big those arcs were, and touchable! I'm for sure gonna add musical capabilities to it if you don't :p
How about using igbts instead of mosfet?
Herr Ober, ich hätte gern 50 Tiny-Eggs :D :D
Haha kommt sofort^^
8:16 Dürfte ich ausgangsspannung und -strom von dem teil wissen? Ist das auch ein neontrafo?
7kV und ohne den Joch ca. 450mA oder noch mehr
@@Teslaundmehr Respekt. So starke NSTs sieht man nicht oft.
@@Phoenixfisch ja, deshalb ist der auch so riesig, wiegt so 20kg oder so
@@Teslaundmehr das Gewicht hätte ich eher auf 10-15kg geschätzt. Aber 20kg? Schöner Brocken xD
Freu mich schon auf das nächste Video ;)
That’s cool 🤩🤯
Thanks!
So good & so high
Thanks!
Great idea
Thanks!
🤔 I'm hungry 😂hi mate 👍
You like eggs, also need some Bacon🤣
@@Teslaundmehr aww man now I'm really hungry 🤣👍