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[URFA]

Hi.
I have some experiments
Not bad results for beginning I think
Input Voltage:12V(battery)
Load:220V-40w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad4aPenQqDc&nohtml5=False

[Void]

Hi.
I have some experiments
Not bad results for beginning I think
Input Voltage:12V(battery)
Load:220V-40w

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad4aPenQqDc&nohtml5=False

Hi URFA. It looks like you are getting the 40W bulb to light up not too bad.
It is hard to tell what you are doing exactly without knowing your exact circuit configuration.
Is that a kacher driver? What was your current draw from the 12V battery? I can't tell from the video.


@T-1000:  I had mentioned that the tesla coil couples to the grenade coil mainly capacitively via
the so-called 'antenna' (top load),  about maybe 1 1/2 to 2 years ago or so in this same thread.
I don't think that is really anything new to anyone who has been following this thread.

[AlienGrey]

Urfa

Hi in your video is first attempt ? verry nice ! but  your tesla coil, the bobin you slide up and down, how dis you work out the windings ? and the same thing on the second-tesla type coil ? i think i can work out the rest ? if you could help me with that one.

regards AG

[Utopia Now]

Hallo URFA,

Input Voltage:12V(battery)
Load:220V-40w
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ad4aPenQqDc&nohtml5=False   

Very interesting results

Can you tell how much Amps you are using at 12 volt
And would be wonderful if you can show a detailed schematic.

Looks  good

Utopia Now

[URFA]

In my mini setup(what I shared video)
Input: 12V (1.8--2A)
Load: 220V 40W (brightness %70 around)
In my large size(kacher and other coil etc.) setup
Input :12V (1.2-2A)
Load: 220V 40W (brightness %100 or higher 

In my setup I use this scheme