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@@Robert-i9j4l I have skill issue 😊

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It is, and I've had it for years and lost most of the parts for it, including the removable microchip, so I've decided to blast it with microwaves to see what would happen

The two side wires I believe are positive in the middle wire is the central tap for negative so middle wire goes in middle terminal and two side wires go on the two side terminals and also it’s a flyback transformer not a Marx generator

Lmao 😂

Thank you 👌🏾 I've had it figured out a few years ago

I saw that comment on your channel lol I've stopped messing around with these types of high voltage things because they once tripped the whole house breaker when I was messing with them 🤣 And I've got different interests. In sort of a robotics / engineering / 3D printing field

I still have some of the stuff though I had a cool high frequency flyback transformer that ran off of a ZVS driver, but it has burnt out.

Thank you for the warning, I forgot to mention that

I would, but I forgot how to do it myself lol

I think I used to use a scratch program to code arduino, but I've taken a long break from arduino until now, which I use XOD for

Thank you, I've figured that out a while ago Also nice pfp bro

Good advice 👍🏾 thank you

Yes 👍🦠🦠🦠🦠

Do you hear a humming noise from the transformer? If you are using cheap alligator clips, they usually break very easily, like the ones that I had did. Also, another mistake that i made was using the two red wires on the transformer. You have to use the one white wire, and then use the ground of the transformer (the casing) as the other "wire" (I heard they are coated in something, so maybe scratch off a little bit of the coating and then try to make an arc there). Be safe, I wont be responsible if it works and you hurt yourself or others!

@@Electric42382 Oh! Your right that it’s probably cause the clips are cheap! Thanks

@@Electric42382 Don’t worry, I’ll be safe cause I have 2 pvc pipes and a wooden stick😉. And I know not to get the stick wet cause it’ll be conductive👍🏾

@@Electric42382 I thought it wasn’t any arc cause the transformer didn’t have enough voltage and I needed capacitors 😆

@@Electric42382 And can you do a tutorial on how to wire it?

Thats the Definition of an emp…..

@tapferer.Toaster No, the definition of an emp is literally in the name, electro-magnetic pulse. magnetrons are not pulsed. By that logic every EM radiator would be an "emp"

@@treasuretotrash2067 good point, magnetrons use dc from the half wave doubler, right? (AC --> DC)

@@treasuretotrash2067it’s the strength of the waves that matter I’m assuming

​@homeimprovement8119 not always, a magnetron spits out 2.4ghz which conveniently is what mist wifis and fc stuff use. As long as it's sending mire than everything else is then it'll over power the rest

Thank you, and sure. (Unless i have to pin another comment)

Btw, these arent the bigger arcs. I can use the wire coming from the bottom to get something that looks like a plasma flame

New video up with 36v battery!

Well, in the video i connected the wires, but it works with finger too

I didnt know it would be so bright😅

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@@Electric42382 thank you

I may be late but I think the can is to small to guide the microwaves efficiently

thanks, also it may have been too close to the magnetron. i don't mess with these types of things anymore though

Thank you, but i figured it out Its a good thing i watched some videos because they also showed me safety precautions (one hand rule etc)

I got a big arc, but no video

Hey I'm having the same probl9m what do I do

⁠@@ac60hz120 You have to cut some of the red wire off to the point where you see that metal needle thing, then you connect your alligator clip to it and another clip on one of the sides of the transformer, and the clip that you put on the red wire needle can go on your arcing stick which should be insulated like pvc, and lastly, connect the other wire to your arcing stick which should be metal. Now remember, be extra careful because I am not responsible for your actions if something bad happens⚠️⚠️⚠️

The effect of putting metal in a microwave, outside of a microwave