This video was taken by someone else.
And is linked with their permission.
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Without a Breakout Point
Nottingham 2011: 7kW~
This was shot by someone else and nicely captures the coil running without a breakout point.
Copyright of "drdreads1" |
This video was taken by someone else.
And is linked with their permission.
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With and without a Breakout Point
Nottingham 2011: 7kW~
This is nearly 6 mins in total and was shot by someone else and links to their YouTube page.
The first half is about 80% power, the second half uses full power at some points.
Copyright of "disgruntledgoat" |
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Nottingham Part 1
Nottingham 2011: 7kW~
This is with and without a breakout point to hit an earthed screen at eight feet or so. |
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Nottingham Part 2
Nottingham 2011: 7kW~
This is using a breakout point to hit an earthed screen placed eight feet or so away. |
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Big Tesla Coil Time Lapse
Nottingham 2011: 7kW~
Time lapse of the set-up and a short run.
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8 inch with Breakout Point
Cambridge 2010: 6kW~
Shot during the initial setting up stage when I was tuning it. Power and capacitor were slightly lower than above in 2011 |
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The 8 inch with a BP
Cambridge 2010: 6kW~
I once saw another video of a coil shot from this angle, and it shows up ground strikes quiet nicely. Admittedly the other coil was more impressive, but it was also a lot more powerful.
The strike screen is about 8 feet away and the ground strikes are just over 6 feet. |
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The 8 inch with and without a BP
Cambridge 2010: 6kW~
Another unusual angle, this time the camera and tripod were perched precariously on a rickety wooden table.
Apologies for my take-off of the famous quote from the 1979 film 'Apocalypse Now', you can hear at the end. |
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Eight Inch on a Pig
Cambridge 2009: 6kW~
This was running with a blown static gap. Shortly after this I changed to a 200 bps synchronous rotary. |
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Tuning
How to tune coils with an oscilloscope.
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