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Honey... there's some electrical interference...

Discussion in 'The Roaming Zone' started by Tesladownunder, Jun 17, 2007.

  1. Tesladownunder

    Tesladownunder New Member

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    #1 Tesladownunder, Jun 17, 2007
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    MOTOhooligan Former Mobile Data Addict
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    That's pretty cool... and there are more cool pictures at the website.

    This isn't exactly wireless related so I moved it to The Roaming Zone.
     
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    #2 MOTOhooligan, Jun 17, 2007
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    LOL man that guy is daring
     
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    Not really, the principle is that it's not the "Voltage" that gets you but the Amperage, something like that anyways. Either way the guy is perfectly safe.
     
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    #4 nKrypteD1, Jun 18, 2007
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    I am not daring. But I have a very good idea of safety. To say that I am safe because the amperage is low indicates a lack of knowledge.
    The weak and faint 2 inch sparks below hurt. Not badly if you wet your hand before and let it spark on a less sensitive area (rather than your fingertips). This coil puts out less that 5 watts I suspect.
    Compare that to the intense 5000 watt sparks from the coil above. My chain mail glove is protective but it heats up a metal bolt and nut due to the radio frequency energy sufficient to give me a small burn. This will cause major injury if it strikes you. 3 people are known to have died from Tesla coil shocks. Not perfectly safe.
    The cage keeps me safe but there are do's and don'ts even in the cage.

    [​IMG]
     
    #5 Tesladownunder, Jun 18, 2007
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    Those pics on your website are amazingly cool. I wouldn't go in that cage for anything*


    *Disclaimer: I would only go in that cage for a very large amount of money
     
    #6 TWX, Jun 18, 2007
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    Here is the video at last on YouTube - runs for 1:43 mins.

    Enjoy

    TDU
     
    #7 Tesladownunder, Jun 29, 2007
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