Steven Marks Replication Disassembeled on You Tube

[otto]

hello all,

@forest

a 5kHz or so huuuuum from my coils I can clearly hear at various much higher frequencies but thats NOT it.

Somehow I have the feeling ( again) that this noise is a soft noise, not like 2 contacts are activated, a klicking noise.

Otto

[forest]

@otto

Can you slowdown vibration effect to hz  but instead rise voltage to kV  ? Do it become then electrostatic force in air, "stinging" effect on skin and secondary emission in metals ? If so then we are talking about the same phenomena maybe...

[otto]

@forest

yes,yes, yes but I have a high voltage and can slow down the vibrations to Hz or what ever I want but.....its soooo hard to replicate and so I have to "invent" another, easier way to do the same.

The vibration Im talking about has nothing to do with the voltage. Its only a little 470pF cap discharging in my oscillator. Of course this discharge is magnified a lot with the OP amplifier and the transistors in the oscillator and then again amplified in the coils...like I showed in my video.

Maybe you can be a little bit clearer what you mean?

Otto

[forest]

@otto

I'm trying to understand if any ordinary HV source like car induction coil driven by normal electronic circuit produce electrostatic effects and "stinging" effects on air if frequency is low OR is that VIBRATION required to produce radiant energy around which in kV range produce those effects and much more.

Unfortunately I have never worked with Tesla coil.
Anyway,why not connecting car coil to vibration and look what it generates on output ?

[otto]

@forest

Here a idea if you allow:

take a car ignition coil but connect the MOSFETs as I have showed here and pulse this coil.
This means, connect the Drain of your MOSFET to the + (plus) from the power supply, the Source to the coil and the - (minus) from the power supply to the other end of the coil. The Gate to the oscillator.
The other 2 MOSFETs connect the Drain to the + from the power supply and the Gate to the oscillators. You DONT have to connect the Sources!!! At least I dont have to connect them but they work.

But you have to connect a bulb to the output because the coil could blow.

You will see kicks but they are negative and thats OK.

Otto