How to make a mini Tesla coil 9V
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did he just say the base was made of lemonade ? 0:44
+patman0250 laminate?
Laminate.
Laminate...
+patman0250 I heard it too
+patman0250 Damn... you beat me to it! hahaha
can you just mute the original voice if you are going to have an English over voice.
Doesn't matter at all. I heard it fine.
true, I was confused... and what's the point if you barley hear the background voice ??????
yes he is right
I prefer to use an iced tea base when I build my Tesla coils
+tim hick Lol, I found that odd myself.
@@IsaiahCamacho 8jh7j
One voice at a time. Holy shit
+SeanTheHOMIE thought I had some double browser on or sumtin lol
he's being translated you doofus
+Cheaters R Us 😂😂😂😂
+Cheaters R Us I know, but I could hardly understand because of the overlap.
+Cheaters R Us he could mute the original
Couple of Ideas for improvements - to increase signal strength:
>If you cut off the bottom of a pepsi can, glue that the top. Then have the copper wire touching it. It will increase the signal strength
>If you dont touch the circuit or coil in oporation, you might like to try a voltage multiplier circuit for even more range
>Experiment with 4, 6 or 8 turns of the "white" cable
I don’t understand, adding a topload reduces the resonance frequency, and it doesn’t even matter in a slayer exciter, why and how does it increase the signal strength? Primary coil also doesn’t matter that much in a slayer exciter (of course matters a lot for drsstc), as the circuit just drives at the secondary resonance.
LOVE those East European resistors with the value actually printed on them. Being colourblind, normal resistor colourcode is absolutely USELESS to me
+TheChipmunk2008 Use multimeter.
+Niwen2058 I do, but having the numbers printed on would be easier :)
Hmm... I other hand colors are visible from any direction. But, yes, in most cases would be easier, also for me even if I'm not colorblind. But only because I'm lazy and never learn colorcode :D
+TheChipmunk2008 The colour code is useless to people who aren't colour blind. Red, brown and orange look the same after a few years, blue, grey, white and violet do too.
+Ash Scott Especially on the blue dipped ones... end up testing them usually anyway just in case.
This doesn't work. Everything just got wet and sticky from the lemonade.
I think this guy tried to say laminate but good joke
@@nuuuuget i thought he said lemonade too
laminate
(the floor stuff)
Laminate
That isn't a tesla coil it's a slayer exciter.
These "tesla coil videos" have been spreading wrong information
NSX 7342 what is the difference? I tried looking it up but couldn’t get a clear answer
Yah please explain
This is also considered a tesla coil. By definition, a tesla coil is a resonant air core transformer. This transfers energy to the secondary coil at its resonant frequency, it has a core of air, and it is a transformer. This is just a solid state tesla coil.
yeah, this is definitely a tesla coil but only the secondary is resonating, not the primary.
@@fungusenthusiast8249 The primary is being switched at the same frequency as the secondary. It is resonating with the secondary.
The coil you call secondary is actually the primary.
bless you my friend, you are smart.
Very good, though this is more of a Slayer Exciter coil. Tesla coils use true resonance, and a tank capacitor. There is no capacitor in this design. I enjoyed the video. I challenge you to a 3v tesla coil build off. Only to be run off two AA batteries! Let me know if interested, and you and I can collaborate on the episodes for both our channels.
That wiring is dreadful.
+Tyler Barnes yes, but it requires minimum amount of time, which makes the viewer more inclined to try assembling this
+Tyler Barnes This whole video is dreadful. this is a flyback coil, not a tesla coil.
+Obliterous Isn't a circuit with a parasitic cap on the 2nd coil a Slayer Exciter, not a flyback?
its a matter of perspective, as a real flyback circuit is actually built to drive into a large capacative load, IE a picture tube.
+Mateus Battalini A "Slayer Exciter" is a Tesla coil. Tesla used the self-resonance of the secondary caused by the inductance and parasitic capacitance between the windings, from the windings to ground, and the capacitance of the ball or donut on top.
wow dude, your english is flawless!
The video was amazing. I followed the instructions but my primary coil is not able to induce current and hence failed. Any suggestions.
Thanks for the English translation! I will keep my lemonade for only drinking, but use laminate for this project.
hahaha no shit right I HOPE NNOBODY TRULY TRIED TO USE LEMONADE!!! LMFAO!!
@@saradalton3904 haha i thought he meant wood from a lemon tree
Actually the 2-turn coil is the Primary, which is driven by the switching action of the transistor, and the many-turn coil is the Secondary, which has high voltage induced in it by the operation of the primary.
No it's not, as I gather, this 2-turn coil is what feeds the base of the trans-sister
Delphi Builder
The Base is the middle lead (pin 2) of the transistor. The lower wire of the SECONDARY (many turn winding) is directly connected to the Base of the transistor at 2:43. Also connected to the Base is the resistor. The 2-turn PRIMARY coil is connected to the "upper end" of the resistor and to the Collector of the transistor. The connection of the Resistor and PRIMARY coil is connected to the switch, which is connected to the + lead of the battery. The Emitter of the transistor is connected to the - lead of the battery. The switching action of the transistor caused by feedback from the SECONDARY then switches pulses of current from the + of the Battery, through the 2-turn PRIMARY, to the - of the battery. This pulsing action induces a high voltage in the many-turn SECONDARY.
In addition, it is somewhat of a stretch to call this a "Tesla Coil". It is not a very good circuit. Search for "Slayer Exciter" and you'll see much better working examples of this simple oscillator. If you look for "Solid State Tesla Coil" you will find how _real_ SSTCs are constructed, along with good explanations of the operating principles, and you can see how they are different from this simple oscillator circuit.
+TinselKoala exactly ur correct
I see no reason for current to flow through the secondary winding connected to the base of the transistor (driven high or C-E junction closed) since the other end of the secondary winding is left open. (the transistor is locked on) If the open end was biased to the emitter would pull the base low causing the junction to open. Now the base would be high allowing B-C current to flow causing the junction to close again starting the process all over again thus a feedback loop. Of course you would have to put something like a .1ohm 3w block resistor between the switch and the 22k resistor moving the secondary lead to between the two resistors so only the one end of the 22k resistor is connected to the base of the transistor. Using a piece of pref. board the circuit would be much better. If you notice at 4:54 he does a video transition so you never see the end of the fluorescent tube when it flashes.
DrHarryT
The frequency of oscillation is high enough so that the secondary's circuit is completed by the capacitance between the top (open) end of the coil and the ground. The fluorescent tube lights up with no connection because of the strong oscillating electric field produced around the secondary. If the proportions of the coils are correct the secondary serves as a quarter-wave resonator with high Q and thus produces a standing wave, with voltage amplification beyond what is given by the transformer turns ratio alone.
BRILLIANT, .... The simplest way is always best, your presentation is really good....
Although, ... you could use a transistor socket/holder, .. enabling the ease of changing the transistor when it blows, (and it will blow under continuous use), .... none of the other components should give any trouble.....
that shirt makes him look like a fancy pencil
I'd like to see you build, or demonstrate an oscillator, similar to the one Tesla used to create an earthquake. That would be quite interesting. Another thing I'd like to see you demonstrate is the use of radio controlled devices, and how to use different sign wave frequencies for practical purposes.
at a time how longer can we switch it on because I noticed that the transistor is heating so fast
What do u mean its heating? Can u see it? Mines not heating.
once he activates the switch and the transistor is activated, since there is basically no load, or just the wire with little resistance, isnt something going to get hot? like the wire perhaps?
No schematic, too bad. The website doesn't load. To everyone saying this isn't a Tesla coil because it doesn't make sparks, that is not what defines a Tesla coil. And FYI, a "Slayer Exciter" IS a Tesla coil, just someone trying to put their own name on something.
For a schematic, someone pointed out this project on Instructables. Make sure you known which leads of your transistor are Collector, Base and Emitter, as which are which on a TO-92 vary from not just model to model, but even different manufacturers will make a 2N2222 and put a different pinout on it. If the link doesn't work, go to Instructables dot Com and search for How to Build a Slayer Exciter.
www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Build-a-Slayer-Exciter/?ALLSTEPS
Thank god Steve you got it that is what everyone on comments doesn't understand :D well said too.
Thanks!
Thanks!
I like this build. your doing a great job on your videos. 👍👍👍
Nice cold soldering skills... before you instruct people on how not to make a Tesla coil, learn how to solder properly. That soldering iron is a mess.
Pretty cool!
the base was made of lemonade yay!!!!!!!
what type of wire should i use for making secondry coil
This is not a Tesla coil, it's a Slayer Exciter. With no sparks breaking out, I cannot call this a Tesla Coil. Next time try making a VTTC or a REAL SSTC with mosfets, half-bridge output stage (or full-bridge), GDT, gate driver chips, logic array and feedback loop, THEN you'll have a Tesla coil like what I can build.
Do you have a link to instructions?
+John Hunsberger I found this: www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Build-a-Slayer-Exciter/?ALLSTEPS
but no diodes in this video.
+CoolDudeClem Sparks are not what define a Tesla coil. It has a self-resonant secondary.
I'm surprised that you'd shame people for not starting with a complicated MOSFET build. You know that everyone starts simple.
My first Tesla coil was a spark gap oscillator using a neon sign transformer with a throwing star glued to the motor out of a hair dryer as a rotary spark gap and the breeze from the fan helping blow out the arc. The secondary was a massive number of turns of 32 gauge wire on a 14 inch long tapered wood tableleg with a round doorknob for a top terminal. When tuned up, it was throwing sparks about 4 inches long into the air, no need to draw a spark or put a sharp point on it.
None of your namby-pamby MOSFETs, a REAL Tesla coil. So there. ;')
+CoolDudeClem Yours is not a real Tesla Coil either. The original tesla coil is fully electric and uses a spark-gap.
Does it have to be made with silk-wrapped wire, too? It is getting a bit ridiculous.
Can a 7 watt led bulb work with this Tesla coil..? PLEASE tell which resistor can be used and the copper wire also .
How the fuck did you coil the copper wire. I haven't even coiled one
LQL, Same.
Stephano Koutsocheras Wooahh. Shit thanks man. It worked. I can finally curel it !!!!!
done with 0.3mm copper wire
wasting my 8hour to finish 600turns
yeah it takes to much time if ur beginer to it
Franky Yodi sad. I just tried for like 1 minute then gave up
Great video! Do you have a page with the info from this video written out? It would be cool to have a schematic and parts list in the description.
For the love of everything good, DO NOT SOLDER THE WAY THIS GUY DOES!!! Just some simple twist splice connections for the stranded wire, and the copper wire around the transistor would have made this 10 times better. And, fking really, the copper wire on the transistor was moving so bloody much, im surprised it even made half decent electrical contact!
you mean those cheap plastic splice connections?
How would it have made it better?? He has electrical contact. It works as intended. That's 100% success
+Bert Anernie I guess, but ask anyone that does this for a living will tell you that method thathe used is shit
+Tristan Sage no
From an electronic technician with 28 years in the field, Rich is correct. Simply soldering two touching wires will be ineffective if there is stress to the connection. (vibration, flexing caused by heating and cooling as current and voltage flow). The connections in this video can be pulled apart by hand with very little effort.
Rich just didn't reiterate "before soldering" is all. But his comment reigns true. Wrap your connections, then solder.
The connection will then share the strength of all the metals. These connections in this video are only as strong as the solder.
60/40 is mostly lead, which we all know, will tear and crack with just a few movements.
Now, all that said, was this circuit functional? Yes. But not a safe way to build circuits that consist of wires.
Wires flex when current flows through them. Even without vibration, that flexing alone, can weaken and break a solder connection, unless you increase contact surface area between the harder wires. Then the soft lead and tin mix can add their strength to the over-all connection.
In a properly soldered connection as in the above video, involving wire to component connections, when pulled upon, only the wire is allowed to be the fail point. If the break is in the soldered connection, that connection was not made properly, therefore it would be a failed customer repair (in my case).
Meaning the repair would be free, and the product would be repaired or replaced at all costs, on my bill.
I would not allow a technician to make connections like this. They would either be trained properly, or would be replaced if there is not another position available at the time.
What is length of pipe and diameter of wire
Why does his head look soo damn massive?
Why does you nose look like a fucking flat pear
+muhamat aliyev damn brutal but Honest
Is he italian?
Hy Jinx that's what I was thinking for a long time...
Because he has a tiny body.
That is the coolest "ugly bug' building technique I've seen yet. Thanks!
it is slayer exciter not tesla coil
+Dark X66 tesla coil generate visible high voltage and it is powered by AC (alternative current) slayer exciter can be made of tesla coil. You can search more in the internet. I have one huge tesla coil and it is getting a lot of power so I have to pay a little bit more for electricity. sorry for my english.
can I use 26 AWG copper wire?
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It IS a Tesla coil It has a secondary coil and a primary coil and if you used higher gauge wire and a high power power supply and add a torus then you're done with creating a Tesla coil that emits sparks at a high frequency
I can justify the difference between Slayer Exciter and Tesla Coil.. Tesla surely was the pioneer of the basic model and design of the way the primary/secondary is arranged.
However a classic Tesla Coil is quite different, different enough to call it a completely different circuit. It uses a spark gap and very high voltage discharges to step that voltage even higher across the secondary. the frequency is typically not high enough to be considered radio.
The SSTC is a little closer but it typically uses a driver with modulation, and most likely some form of fet switching on the low side.
What this man did in this video here was literally replicate a Slayer Exciter circuit using a single silicon transistor and resistor, the only thing he left out was the indicator LED. It's not wrong of him to call it a Tesla Coil so long as he remembers to credit GBluer (slayer007) with the circuit design.
I make them all the time and each time I know I'm basically building a TC, but It's always in my mind that I'm basically using a Slayer circuit design to do it. You can even most times remove the resistor and just run the circuit by kickstarting it across the B and C of transistor, making it an even simpler circuit. Still a Slayer Exciter.
What can I do with this Tesla Coil. I have made it and I want to teach about the coil in my classroom but I want to have some projects. I have searched all of the internet and I have yet to find anything. Also, can I use any light bulb to show that jump of electricity? Please help, I am a teacher trying to enrich my stud nets learning. It would be greatly appreciated!
+Baily Abbott replaces the whinhusrt machine and leyden jars
The syncing isn't horrible in itself, but please choose one audio track.
i need more Explain the transsitor heat up so fast
and what what kind of coil i should use to wind on it plastic or metal ?
What was the gauge of wire
er ozie use 20G Cu wire
I tried this Many times with all right components mentioned in this video but mine just does not work at all. I need some help man can u tell me what I'm doing wrong l?
"...and a base on which we can install all of this, ours is made of lemonade."
How many turns the primary coil having?
can this coil produce sparks?
+Aditya Narayanan probably not.
Is it necessary to have only 2 turns in secondary winding? Can we have more than 2 windings? And is it necessary to have insulated wire in secondary winding?
hey thanks a lot i very much appreciate it can anyone tell me what is a substitute of 2n2222a transister
thanks
+Aniket Bose but this tesla coil cannot be practically used to light up a room isnt it?
+Aniket Bose if a CLF can be lit up through this tesla coil setup can you not have a holder to connect it through and use it as an alternative to grid enrgy?
+DA AUTHENTIC HACKER you can use any switching transistor check current rating
Aniket, can this coil setup light a 10 X 12 room for instance ?
If I connect more 9v batteries in series, will it produce spark? Will the resistor blow up then? Will the transistor be ok? Any help is appreciated. Need these answers urgently.
Can you send me the circuit diagram??
hi may name is sannie dave chavez..i am a studying at NORSU mabinay..our teacher give as a task to have mini tesla coil 9v..but why it didint work....what is the problem..i follow you procedure ....and my tesla is didint work...can you help me ..our grade depend on it..pls help me...
Check how to make it on avasva blog
Cool !
"OURS IS MADE FROM LEMONADE" XD
laminate
it is called: slayer exciter. not tesla coil
No, it's definately called a Tesla coil.
+Math's Tech A tesla coil has a big capacitor bank, runs on AC. This is a slayer exciter, not a Tesla coil. I can tell you more about why this does not make a Tesla Coil.
A slayer exciter is a kind of Tesla Coil idiots
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"Kind of", yes, but as you can see it only uses a single transistor flyback driver, NO spark gap, NO resonant tank and NO line filter. You can't call a slayer exciter a Tesla Coil... That's like saying a frisbee is a plane, because it flies.
+Azagro What you are doing is more like saying if it doesn't have twisting wings and the pilot laying down, it isn't an airplane.
How many layers did you complete the wounds at the entire pvc tube??? It seems that you didn't complete the tube only one time.
it did not work is it fake
DONT U GET IT ? RUclips IS FAKE FROM THE TIME WAS BORNED !! I TRIED THE SAME THING IT DIDNT WORKED SO EVEN THE SIMPLIEST VIDEO ON RUclips IS FAKED !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
mine work perfectly :)
ProWajxxx beg in u tell me all the materials u used ! i tried 4 times and NNOOTTHHIINNGG what kind of cable did u used ? ? please m8
I used milimetr thick copper wire, pvc pipe 1cm in diameter, wood basement and did it like he in video
ProWajxxx i did the fucking same shit i saw a lot videos bigger pvc fatter and more stuff added
Does the copper wire need to be insuIated? like maybe some kind of zebra wire used in makaing coils? cant find any info on my issue and nobody seems to say what kind is used, but it only makes sense that it is insulated right? otherwise it would just jump wires cause they are all touching anyway. Great Video btw
Insulated wire or bare wire for best results ? I tried with insulated door bell wire it worked ok
I made this and it works, although the transistor gets very hot. Is this supposed to happen, and is there a way to fix it?
I see that this is not a tesla coil for producing sparks. Its purpose is to demonstrate wireless transmition of energy. Like "Slayer Exciter Tesla Coil"
Thanks for sharing would make a good school project :O)
good job...from italy 😊 Tesla the King !!!!
helped very much in a project
thanks a lot
thank you for the fact at the end, not many people who know what a Tesla coil is knows what happened or that Tesla was suffering from illness and depression
What type of wire do i need for this? Why want fine insulated wire work? thx. Great video.
which transistor and resister and switch so i can make it please?
Nice video!!! (you should post the schematic too)
You are wrong about your shorter, "cable" being a secondary. It is in fact the primary. The secondary is the one you glued on the board.
Ty.Finally got my slayer working.
Ill post a link later,right now i`m just exited.:)
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+Jan Demant My tesla coil isn't working,I did the same as in the film but my coil is 2.5 cm, not 3 , and my resistor is smaller than in the video but it's 22Ohm. Can you help me?
+Jan Demant
Can you text me? I have a problem with mine. Plz help :) wot95@wp.pl thx!
Try swapping the ends of the shorter coil connected to the transistor. This is the most common problem. The primary and secondary windings should be opposed in order to create the back EMF required for oscillation to develop the high voltage in the longer coil.
Thankyou Roman awesome video as always
does the copper need to be that compact for it to work? i only have 7.7m long copper wire
Спасибо большое!
Good presentation Mr Roman. Thank you. I watch all of your presentation. All same"Awesome".
I have built it the same way u have but in larger base and with a longer secondary coil it is not working why
The explanation was awsome
Do you have to stick everything with glue to the base? Can't you just let it there stay without glueing it to the base?
nice. just did my first functioning HHO for my truck. big oil frowns upon them in the states. thank you for the video. going to freak my kids out with this one.
I am also trying to make wireless electric generator with Tesla .I made all just like you made but i used KN2222A transistor, resistor of 1K ,9V of battery. I give 340 turns to secondary coil and 5 turn's to primary coil but it's not working. Whazt should i do now?Transistor is heating up soo much.
Can we replace the 2n 2222 transistor with BC 547
a resistor..... is this just general? is there resistors with a general tolerance? is 3 ohms ok?
How long is pvc pipe? What diameter is pvc pipe? How many wraps with copper around the pvc?
Its a Nice Job
I Build fora few jears ago some bigger once
But you shold take the Transistor and the Orgel Parts a Little big far away from the secondary
The secondary schould conectet to the ground and the Primary a Little bit higher so you shold have more power and some Little Sparks
Schematic, Please? To see the CBE connections and such, for as to make substitutions for existing parts on hand. How to upscale? Heat sinked Large PNP power transistor? Thanks!
I'm somewhat of a noob... I know I can leave out the switch, but is the transistor necessary for this to work?
No. One vedio it really works
I need help quickly. Mine doesn't work. Should I use magnet wire?
This is a air core step up transformer.. Tesla Coils are based on tuned resonance
hello just checking this is non insolated copper wire for the coil right?
Is there something wrong with your head to body size ratio?
+Vikas V Looks like some sort of fish eye lens. That's why everything is so curvy.
EDIT: Looking again, nah. He just looks funny.
what are you Roman ? 😍 so smart ideas
I made a teasla coil, but it isn't working as I used transistor other than 2n2222a does the reason of non working Tesla coil is different number transistor???? plz answer
From Vietnam !
Hello Roman UrsuHack! I am making this to my test in my school. But I failed to do this so Can you show me the full name of the materials. Thanks you :v ~~
I made a 7.5 cm coil with very thin wire on a 10cm pvc pice is it ok
Ìf you want to make it stronger (bigger light / at a further distance) what do you have to change ?
Thanks
What does the transistor? not the 2n222a the little one and What was the wire its normal or magnet wire and can we doubled the Voltage Fast respon if u can !
Tesla sounds like a good man.
I just found this channel. Wow! New subscriber!
I would recommend a better and more sturdy transistor, like a BD135 as a 2n2222a doesn't send enough voltage to the coil
I’m kind of retarded and don’t know anything about transistors or anything that such, so I just tore a part an old alarm clock and found what look like what a guy had in the video
will it work good if I use 12V and 0.2A power supply instead of 9V battery?
is the pvc pipe need to be that long or i can make the coil shorter????
if i increse the power what will be the change of the transister and the resister and other ingridients? plz answer quick!!!
hey can I use a 27k resistor?? and will it work with a 15cm tower or is it compulsory to be 8.5cm only?!
THANK YOU , step by step dont get no easyer , THANK YOU !!
How many meters of copper wire needed for the mini project????? Please help!!!