@@bournvit9327 the FCC is an american government-run organization that regulates the stuff that goes over the air over public channels. The device in question spits out large amounts of static onto public radio frequencies, and thus, the FCC is not very happy
@@blaze1148 Almost, but EMI is actually the correct term here. EMI, or Electromagnetic Interference, refers to the disturbance this device would likely cause to nearby electronics. A rotary spark gap switch generates significant interference, which is exactly what I was pointing out. "EMF" refers to the electromagnetic field itself, which to be clear *is* present here, but isn't the main concern in this context.
Also ran into an issue with the primary capacitor for TC. Two 30kV Maxwell caps will run $400-600, or an MMC setup will be like $200-300. Either way I have to get the funds and search for availability!
@@Completely_Fluxed I ran into the same issue with my coil, ended up changing from ~30kV ZVS driven flyback to a ~4kV dual mot setup for much cheaper caps. Found some on eBay auction for $30. Definitely not enough to get it tuned well for my primary, but I got some decent arcs out of it. Microwaves ran me $15 each, so definitely worth the change for me. The rotary gap was much harder to get consistent due to relatively low voltage. A voltage doubler would have made it much easier. I have a video of my previous setup and my final coil running if you’re interested.
@@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99 it creates a soundwave/perturbance in the atmosphere that repels ghosts. you can add a timer/special camera. when the camera picks up a disembody being, it'll kickstart the spark gap for a set time of seconds. it will repel the disembody being. after a couple sessions they will stop coming by.
Good point. Does this help to quench? Can you get close enough to have effect, without arcing to magnets? I will try. I have heard this, but haven't had strong enough magnets. Really want to try.
@@Completely_Fluxed Magnetic field breaks arc faster, noticeably faster. You should sharpen the fixed ends and sharpen the rotating shaft. Make the distance not great. On the one hand, a short distance will help achieve faster interruption, on the other hand, it will decrease breakdown voltage. Now take 2 small neodium magnets and set them against each other for attraction. It is necessary to set it so that the distance between the magnets is small and there is a spark gap exactly in the center of this distance. Discharges will occur more often, this will allow you to spin the bar faster. This is unlikely to affect the duration of the rupture front. I don't use spark gap for the tesla coil at all, only FETs. The key of two back-to-back included works very well. Read about AC mosfet key. Fot these you need 16 magnets. Be careful not to spark the discharges on the magnets. Try varying distances.
Ok. I LOVE THIS and I don't even know really what's going on. What is the purpose? What could it be used for? Besides being AWESOME. Why shouldn't I make one?
Short answer: The radio signals produced by spark-gap transmitters are electrically "noisy"; they have a wide bandwidth, creating radio frequency interference (RFI) that can disrupt other radio transmissions. This type of radio emission has been prohibited by international law since 1934.
i have one just like that, but modded for red sparks; trying for green now for the coolest effect,pause this video right when it starts (hit 0...)and then play with the . and the , keys(slow motion, 1/30 th of a second at a time).
@@azekia basically if you need a *lot* of voltage and/or current to some degree to be pulsed quickly, this is how you do it without breaking the bank. it's noisy as hell (both electromagnetically and audibly) but it works. one place you can find these is in tesla coils as this kind of circuit is great for firing the primary (high current low(er) voltage side). the trick is turning your circuit to be able to charge in the time between pulses. since you can adjust how much voltage is needed to hop between the rod and the bolts, you can set your minimum voltage by just adjusting that gap. It's surprisingly consistent if your humidity isn't acting up. I'm guessing how these work is the rod is just in the middle of the hub of the rotor, and the spark is actually going from one bolt, across the rod to the other. that's a hell of a lot easier than engineering something that can handle current and voltage, and spin while not destroying itself.
@@aggabus Tesla coil, I never seen this used in a Tesla coil. Mess with radio waves, no idea. And wouldn’t that make Tesla coils highly illegal. Ozone, why.
@@arvalb0 .. judging by the comments reference to fcc.. yes to first.. i say this is a spark gap plasma "tesla coil like" machine apparatus device invention. check out ozone generator.. you see my ? marks i also asking.. In general, there is no scientific evidence that ozone generators are effective, unless they produce extremely high levels of ozone. Ultimately, there are much more efficient, safer solutions to air quality problems.Feb 25, 2018
@@Completely_Fluxed Sounds like you have the know-how... Now bring that heat to life! Also not sure if it would work, but could be fun to try, make it extra cool by changing the anodes for the gaps. Like throwing copper in a fire, green flame, strontium(sp?) red, etc. Colored sparks. But i'm not sure they'd handle the heat generated.
Yes, this is very true. Occasionally I can change the channels on my TV, or toggle between desktop views in Windows! Also I can turn my alarm ON/OFF on my alarm clock with it... lol.
@@laslo01 Wouldn't the pulses of radio waves a rotary spark gap generates be.....pulses of electromagnetic energy, aka EMP? Now of course *colloquially* EMP refers to high power broadband pulses which can permanently destroy electronics, but technically speaking even engine spark plugs produce EMP when fired.
Here bc Ken Wheeler talks about these devices being able to dispel the field that disembodied spirit-entities use to manifest. Fascinating.
mee3 :)
Same reason Im here haha. Ken rules!!
and with the flick of a switch, the FCC is at your door
Why.. How ..
Does it interrupt radio signal can it be tracked
@@aggabus yeah
Fcc means?
@@aggabus it basically spits out shit tons of Ionized particles and radio waves
@@bournvit9327 the FCC is an american government-run organization that regulates the stuff that goes over the air over public channels. The device in question spits out large amounts of static onto public radio frequencies, and thus, the FCC is not very happy
Legend goes if you run it long enough you win a lifetime friend from the F.C.C
The EMI hurled into your surroundings by that thing must be off the charts!
EMF*
@@blaze1148 Almost, but EMI is actually the correct term here. EMI, or Electromagnetic Interference, refers to the disturbance this device would likely cause to nearby electronics. A rotary spark gap switch generates significant interference, which is exactly what I was pointing out. "EMF" refers to the electromagnetic field itself, which to be clear *is* present here, but isn't the main concern in this context.
@@TheBauwssss ok 😉
The FCC enters the neighborhood.....
Amazing,i don't have any clue on what you can use this..but i love it ! :D
Tesla coils, Lasers, Radio transmission, anything that needs high voltage rapid switching
It's the front end of a smallish Tesla Coil I was trying to build. Got interrupted.... if I ever get back to it and complete it I'll post a video.
@@seditt5146 Since they don't make 30kV transistors!
Also ran into an issue with the primary capacitor for TC. Two 30kV Maxwell caps will run $400-600, or an MMC setup will be like $200-300. Either way I have to get the funds and search for availability!
@@Completely_Fluxed I ran into the same issue with my coil, ended up changing from ~30kV ZVS driven flyback to a ~4kV dual mot setup for much cheaper caps. Found some on eBay auction for $30. Definitely not enough to get it tuned well for my primary, but I got some decent arcs out of it. Microwaves ran me $15 each, so definitely worth the change for me. The rotary gap was much harder to get consistent due to relatively low voltage. A voltage doubler would have made it much easier. I have a video of my previous setup and my final coil running if you’re interested.
Can blast some ghosts with this !
Apparently these are great at getting rid of ghosts.
Kenny told me.
ken told me
Why?
@@ServantoftheMostMerciful_99 it creates a soundwave/perturbance in the atmosphere that repels ghosts. you can add a timer/special camera. when the camera picks up a disembody being, it'll kickstart the spark gap for a set time of seconds. it will repel the disembody being. after a couple sessions they will stop coming by.
You can strongly increase interruption speed. Use two magnets perpendicular spark gap. Сhecked in practice.
Good point. Does this help to quench? Can you get close enough to have effect, without arcing to magnets? I will try. I have heard this, but haven't had strong enough magnets. Really want to try.
@@Completely_Fluxed Magnetic field breaks arc faster, noticeably faster. You should sharpen the fixed ends and sharpen the rotating shaft. Make the distance not great. On the one hand, a short distance will help achieve faster interruption, on the other hand, it will decrease breakdown voltage. Now take 2 small neodium magnets and set them against each other for attraction. It is necessary to set it so that the distance between the magnets is small and there is a spark gap exactly in the center of this distance. Discharges will occur more often, this will allow you to spin the bar faster. This is unlikely to affect the duration of the rupture front. I don't use spark gap for the tesla coil at all, only FETs. The key of two back-to-back included works very well. Read about AC mosfet key.
Fot these you need 16 magnets. Be careful not to spark the discharges on the magnets. Try varying distances.
the fcc loves it
Do this long enough and you will open a wormhole to the FCC HQ
Be careful. Spark gap transmitters are illegal in a lot of countries. US included.
Why?
@@Mcfazio2001 because they interfere with radio waves over a wide spectrum. Basically it's a signal jammer.
@@BKaattt how far can they reach?
Would surrounding the device with lead prevent the disturbances so the FCC won't come knocking?
@@brianmcginnis7417Wouldn’t need lead. A Faraday cage would suffice.
Prepare for SETI coming banging on your door looking for aliens.
"I have no official knowledge of that"
Or worse yet, the Federal Communications Commission.
@@richardl6751 I would genuinely expect the FCC to show up if this was run often or for long.
Ladies and gentlemen , the fastest way to fill ANYONE'S Ozone Hole.
Is it just me or is that thing splattering the shit out of the recording device? 🤣
Pretty sure if you spin it just a bit faster you open a portal to some random location in spacetime
this looked like perfect circle
It looks like the inside view of the ark reactor which Tony Stark made.
It would make a cool clock. Especially if you powered it by the mains cycle
cool!! you just invented ther perfecT comm jammer :-)
There is nothing in the description.
So I'll ask here. Why?
P.S. Concept looks fascinating.
I would like to see work on the interaction of a magnet and an arc in a cyclotron.
the flux capacitor is real
busting ghosts?
holy crap
use some inductors so there is no flash
do you have a radio band energy meter, from low hz to 60GHz
dang
Run that long enough outside of a Faraday cage and you get a new friend from the FCC!
What is FCC
@@chabhishek3282 The fun control center, basically a bunch of dorks with radios who get pissed off by tesla coil enthusiasts
@@chabhishek3282The Fun Control Commies
Faster i say, go FASTER!
p o r t a l
We don't need Dr Strange from now on 😂
How big is your capacitor bank ? Very strong arcs
Wow that's pretty sweet! Looking forward to seeing this on a tesla coil!
I guess I was waiting for why you build rotary spark gaps, you know? The Tesla coil? Wondering when that video comes out...
Backrooms portal prototype version 2
Ok. I LOVE THIS and I don't even know really what's going on. What is the purpose? What could it be used for? Besides being AWESOME. Why shouldn't I make one?
Well it’s illegal. That’s prolly the best reason
@@magichobo Ok, I'm intrigued. Why is it illegal and what's your source?
Short answer: The radio signals produced by spark-gap transmitters are electrically "noisy"; they have a wide bandwidth, creating radio frequency interference (RFI) that can disrupt other radio transmissions. This type of radio emission has been prohibited by international law since 1934.
@@stevenattaway uh my source is federal regulations and FCC. Feel free to fact check me on their government website lol.
@@magichobo That's really interesting. I'll have to check it out.
Damn nature you're scary.
WHAT IS THE MAIN PURPOSE AND USE?
An unsuccessful attempt to access the backrooms.
@@mchagnon7 It's actually the summoning ritual for an FCC official, but i don't know if it was succesful
luring the blue helmets into your trap
It stops your kids from using cell phones and internet anywhere near your house!
Its a mechanical switch used to switch super high voltages. Its commonly used for switching tesla coils
Soooo, what is it used for?
for tesla coil
Pissing off the radar operators on every military base within 1000 miles.
I have a clue super Sonic speed and that will give time travel.
Can you try that with magnet points
Really hope you Finnish the Tesla coil!!!
i have one just like that, but modded for red sparks; trying for green now
for the coolest effect,pause this video right when it starts (hit 0...)and then play with the . and the , keys(slow motion, 1/30 th of a second at a time).
Thats cool!
How do you get the electrode onto the spinning one?
I think sipining bar is not a single structure but devided into 2 parts. Each part connects to the center motor under the table
Ok 👍
what is it for?
Can be used in high voltage oscillators and rectifiers with a synchronous motor.
I believe early radio transmitters used spark gap devices as oscillators before vacuum tubes were invented.
@@stephenroot1012 Andfor someone who know almost nothing about electromagnetism that means?
@@azekia basically if you need a *lot* of voltage and/or current to some degree to be pulsed quickly, this is how you do it without breaking the bank. it's noisy as hell (both electromagnetically and audibly) but it works. one place you can find these is in tesla coils as this kind of circuit is great for firing the primary (high current low(er) voltage side). the trick is turning your circuit to be able to charge in the time between pulses. since you can adjust how much voltage is needed to hop between the rod and the bolts, you can set your minimum voltage by just adjusting that gap. It's surprisingly consistent if your humidity isn't acting up.
I'm guessing how these work is the rod is just in the middle of the hub of the rotor, and the spark is actually going from one bolt, across the rod to the other. that's a hell of a lot easier than engineering something that can handle current and voltage, and spin while not destroying itself.
@@zerumsum1640 wouldn’t that make Tesla coils illegal or is it placed inside faraday cage?, would that even work?
This
1type of tesla coil ?
2mess with radio wave?
3Attract ozone ?
4Some one do tell?
Ye I’m very confused,
a yes answer,; to all of these above three queries of mine,,
is suggested is gathered is learned by the many good comments..
@@arvalb0 of what ..
@@aggabus Tesla coil, I never seen this used in a Tesla coil.
Mess with radio waves, no idea.
And wouldn’t that make Tesla coils highly illegal.
Ozone, why.
@@arvalb0 ..
judging by the comments reference
to fcc.. yes to first..
i say this is a spark gap plasma "tesla coil like"
machine apparatus device invention.
check out ozone generator..
you see my ? marks
i also asking..
In general, there is no scientific evidence that ozone generators are effective, unless they produce extremely high levels of ozone. Ultimately, there are much more efficient, safer solutions to air quality problems.Feb 25, 2018
How much for that one(
i like this!
This is super cool (i'd love to build this). If you have the engineering know-how, try making it 3d, like a spark gap gyrosphere.
Holy freaking crap! Like a 3D tumbling gyroscope spark gap. I'm really pissed i didn't think of that or already do it.... That would be hot!
@@Completely_Fluxed
Sounds like you have the know-how...
Now bring that heat to life!
Also not sure if it would work, but could be fun to try, make it extra cool by changing the anodes for the gaps.
Like throwing copper in a fire, green flame, strontium(sp?) red, etc. Colored sparks. But i'm not sure they'd handle the heat generated.
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это работает круче) потому что тут есть сверхединица )
you are creating huge amounts of RF interference with this device
Yes, this is very true.
Occasionally I can change the channels on my TV, or toggle between desktop views in Windows! Also I can turn my alarm ON/OFF on my alarm clock with it... lol.
that is not normal
@@Completely_Fluxed lol
@@Completely_Fluxed The virgin ham radio enthusiast vs the chad spark gap signal jammer enjoyer
@@nerdalert226 I'm notorious for interference.
You can use this metode for hypersonic enginee
The new door to the backrooms
Nice
I can smell the ozone...
Hermano me decía como lo haces? Quiero hacer uno igual acá en argentina
Dont it create emp ?? And damage the camera that recorded it
no? thats not even how it works. not even close
@@laslo01 Wouldn't the pulses of radio waves a rotary spark gap generates be.....pulses of electromagnetic energy, aka EMP? Now of course *colloquially* EMP refers to high power broadband pulses which can permanently destroy electronics, but technically speaking even engine spark plugs produce EMP when fired.
@@barahng they arent radio waves, are they?
Make a actual working proton pack
A tutorial could be effective
нужно 12 электродов...
440 Hz sound effect
__Как это работает и какой из этого КПД🤷♂️__
Обыкновенный... Запрещено трындеть об этом th-cam.com/video/_Zfqtdpog8s/w-d-xo.html
Это намёк тебе...
What is this for though
Its a mechanical switch used to switch super high voltages. Its commonly used for switching tesla coils
It causes deconstructive interference - ie a jamming device....also it destroys disembodied beings ie ghosts.
Ttd🤔
Bro, smell Mined shit. Bees careful. The Schwartz IS, selling it, isn't allowed. Arrangements can be made.