tiny tesla coil high voltage toy ⚡ #shorts

A tiny desktop tesla coil that you can use to excite neon and other gases. It is great for high voltage science experiments. This tesla coil also has a music function. Follow @Gadgetify for more gadgets like this.

[karastone]

Where did you get the neon mug? That's dope

[RoaringRecip]

Love myself a mug full of neon in the morning

[bluebird]

Man this song brings me back. Just having it play as ambience while I skated the beach alone as a kid.

[Bunger_ketchup]

Imagine if that thing actually bring Halloween to life

[CORYJOHNM]

Needs a bar with that. All drinks glowing

[adammapper]

Imagine charging your phone by using that 🗿

[cortneyholt]

Two of these pancake coil style counter rotating inside an negatively charged/grounded aluminum hulled craft and you’d have some lift with high enough voltages

[seanhardman]

This is what tesla was trying to create when he caused a power outage in Colorado

[ManyHeavens]

I Believe Every home should have One and Every home will one day, increase your life by 10 years, If You Ground. 9 More LIVES.!

[abram]

A beautiful example of ionic propulsion

[wawanhariawan]

Seperti inilah wujud Listrik gratis milik tesla itu . Bayangkan jika ada ribuan tower di tengah kota dengan di lengkapi Tesla coill.. maka listrik gratis akan ada di mana mana, tak perlu ribet cari colokan buat carger lagi.. cukup pake alat khusus penangkap listrik dan masang charger ke mana pun 😂

[PintuMahakul]

👍 Wonderful Tesla coil experiment conducted. We highly appreciate your effort and time. Thank you.

[CARLMM]

Jezz its been a while since ive heard this music

[chasharris]

It is transmitting electricity wirelessly

[edwardpiper]

The quantum leap in effect and the quantum entanglement at the same time

[The_Revenger]

Looks like the led you see in the back of the ghost busters machine.

[waveringeyes]

Does this interfere or harm electronics that get close?

[efremsa]

I cant understand the working logic behind this awesome science. Any one who can explain me how the bulb was lit?

[Only_u_shorts]

How to make...
In my school organisation science experiment...
Full video 😅

[eastindiaV]

So your toaster gets hot, because it's grounded at the end of the wires, I think. Electricity flows in a circle, so when it hits the end of the wire, it has nowhere to go and bounces back to its source, imparting electromagnetic energy on the wire as it goes.

Tesla coils aren't grounded, so the energy flows straight into the gas in the atmosphere... and shouldn't produce much heat on the coil.

In the vacuum of space, without gas, ithe vacuum would act as insulation, grounding the tesla coil, and then it would probably get hot like a toaster then... you need gas as a medium to transfer electricity.

Like in stick welding, if you touch the rod and let it stick, it doesn't spark, but gets hot and melts, but the same stick, struck and pulled away, ionizes the gas in the air around it, and melts at a predictably slower and more consistent rate.

I think with different materials, you can transfer electric current without generating much heat and melting the wire.