Building A Wirelessly Powered Corona Motor (DIY)

Corona motors are an exotic wireless form of motor, which use static charges to create rotational motion. After relentless heat from Plasma Channel viewers, I've caved in. Built two, plan to give one away!

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[PlasmaChannel]

Thanks for watching! The giveaway will conclude on November 10th, 2021, where the winner will be informed either through comment response, instagram response, or direct email.

[integza]

This video is gonna get a lot of free energy comments


The motor is pretty awesome !

[DeuxisWasTaken]

It's amazing how the first thing powered by atmospheric electricity was a storm warning bell made by Franklin in the early 1750s and it still seems like magic now in 2021.

[tteeke]

3:29 "Sloppy Suzie?" C'mon Jay..
Really good video and explanation!
Excellent, clean (for sensitive ears 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 🙋‍♂) and encouraging demonstration of the build too. Thank you!

[TimolaTesla]

Wow. Really beautiful corona motor. I like how you always make a museum quality of your machines.

[toddashton]

I am completely enamored with your unique build. I stumbled across your channel while looking into asymmetrical electrostatic propulsion. I'm hooked. Your engine design is exquisite. I am unfortunately unable to replicate your build due to me surviving the removal of a benign cervical tumor and the resulting nerve damage to my spine in 2012. I would be forever grateful to be considered as a recipient of one of your engines. As a retired widower, who has recently turned 60 years old, your video has sparked my imagination and given me purpose and something to devote my interests to for the future. I am grateful for that. 🙏

[LabCoatz_Science]

Great build, I'm impressed how much torque that motor can generate! Makes me curious: what if you put magnets on the rotating shaft and used it as a crude dynamo...would it work, or would the eddy currents cause too much resistance in the motor for it to be efficient?

[bycloxmedia]

You started feeding your great knowledge with world, I'm already on that list. Thanks!!

[daleanderson]

Just between us, I am fan-boy gad that I found your channel. Demonstrations and experiments like this remind me of my childhood. When I was a young nipper growing up on a farm in outback nowhere'sville Australia, there wasn't much to do. I became fascinated by magicians (because I watched the Tony Curtis HOudini movie). I was thrilled by their tricks. UNTIL.... I was rubbing a plastic pen in my hair to use the static electricity to make tiny bits of paper jump. Inspired, I thought why not try tiny little bits of concrete. Guess what, I could make those dance and jump too. I instantly forgot about magic shows because this was REAL MAGIC. That's what you just showed us here. So thank you, and keep it up.

[l.p.bilham]

Right On! Someone who is paying attention to EVERYTHING and nothing at all at the same time! Perfect! TRUTH! I wonder if he knows about Ken Wheeler? Hold on! Quite a ride and the BEST one of your LIFE! Thank you!

[beepbeepgamer]

i used to watch all sorts of these fun experiments done by you guys when i was a kid and they really helped me out in my physics electronics class now. Thanks you everyone 😁

[gerritnieuwenhuis]

Smart idea...I like it...I am in South Africa and are experimenting with magnets and magnetic fields to create energy in the form of a cheap generator for DIY. Gerrit

[joeytheetge]

Your acrilic portfolio is so impressive. You're an artist.

[martinbisschoff]

Jay, it is you type of 'humans' that will eventually break the current tyranny of supply....and PAY. You have my respect.

[craigjohnson]

Fantastic, maybe someday we could use this on a larger scale.

[JimmyM]

It's such a breath of fresh air to see something worth while watching on the internet.

[jasonhaymanonthedrawingboard]

Fantastic, I’ve toyed with an idea like this. For a wind generator, or flight. I used heavy copper pipe crushed down. Made an saw toothed for the discharge edges. Essential a static inducer. Best example of this is slug tape. Had even though of three phase inductors for this application. Static jet engine? Static scramjet? Whimhurst machine modification maybe? Who knows?

[MrAnderson]

It's really cool that you decide to build one of these I wanted to build on for 30 years, and that's pretty sad. There are other possibilities as well for gathering the static and putting it to work, perhaps you've already explored those, I have wanted to do those for over for over 40 years, thanks for working out the fine details so that people can produce demonstrators.

[Jared-uypr]

That's very cool I've been interested in getting power from power per se like your air conditioner fan to turn a turbine on top so there's no wasted energy or like you've done using IRS very cool.Jared

[PetCactusA_HarmlessLittlePrick]

For the sequel you could try to power this via an earth ground battery as used for the telegraph.