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  • @BrianG61UK
    @BrianG61UK Год назад +1565

    50 Volts, 3 Amps! That coil is going to get very hot very quickly!

    • @kopazwashere
      @kopazwashere Год назад +85

      luckily it is more or less instantaneous so with right gauge wiring it might not heat up that much. but i guess this depends on rate of fire (% on time of the coil)

    • @Speeder84XL
      @Speeder84XL Год назад +45

      It shows just 14 V on the display though. That's still 40 W of heat (pretty much for a coil that size). But since it only need to be turned on a brief moment during a shot, that will not be an issue even at 150 W (50 V, 3 A) of heat (it will still need several seconds to get a significant temperature rise)

    • @BrianG61UK
      @BrianG61UK Год назад +18

      @@Speeder84XL I guess I misheard 15 as 50. Which does explain why there was no visible smoke.

    • @Speeder84XL
      @Speeder84XL Год назад +14

      @@BrianG61UK Yes, but he does write "50 V DC to it" as text as well, at 0:22 in the clip. Which is a bit confusing, as the display on his power supply shows 14.
      Yes - during the demonstration when the steel bar gets "stuck", he runs it for quite a bit of time as well (much longer than what's needed for a shot).
      So at 150 W, it would at least get hot enough for him not being able to hold it with his hands, maybe even start melting the plastic tube in the middle, haha

    • @Speeder84XL
      @Speeder84XL Год назад +2

      @@BrianG61UK Another interesting point, is that if it does heat up significantly, we would either see the current decreasing over time or the voltage rising (depending on if he run the supply in constant voltage or constant current mode) - as copper changes it's resistance quite a bit with the temperature.
      We even see that now as he apparently run the supply at constant voltage 14 V and the current does decrease slightly from from 2.863 to 2.845 (indicating a slight temperature rise in the coil)
      - but it would it would be much more at 150 W.

  • @rahulshanbhag08
    @rahulshanbhag08 Год назад +900

    Make a loop of coils and you get a small hadron collider XD

    • @neutronenstern.
      @neutronenstern. Год назад +81

      but with iron bolts instead of hadrons colliding. So its a bolt collider

    • @kirito5547
      @kirito5547 Год назад +7

      I don't think they are used to accelerate the particles. Particles are accelerated by 2 Ds (the part of the instrument is called D I forgot what the instrument is called) that are basically two "D" shaped objects(or two semicircular objects placed adjacent to each other that use alternating current to accelerate the particles. I think the big long ring is used to position the particles to crash into each other. Or maybe they accelerate the particles as well. I am not sure. But I am sure about the "Ds"

    • @DarkMatterX1
      @DarkMatterX1 Год назад +13

      There's no greater technology than a massive hardon collider. Just think of the incredible new inventions we could erect. Just the thought of how many world changing applications are possible is discumbobulating. Deciding whether or not to use them for peaceful or military purposes is more than just a sementic question.

    • @kooll2401
      @kooll2401 Год назад +5

      ​@kirito they do use magnets but they are very very power full, so mutch they need to be cool by liquid helium

    • @russellm7530
      @russellm7530 Год назад +1

      What are hadrons?

  • @danniemclendon1182
    @danniemclendon1182 Год назад +278

    I love how he failed to mention that this isn't bare wire. How many people wrapped naked wire around pvc and couldn't make a coil?
    The wire is actually magnet wire that has a thin layer of insulation so that the coils can't touch each other.

    • @user83nf3
      @user83nf3 Год назад +19

      I kinda thought of how is bare wire able to make that strong of an electromagnet instead of showing a insulated wire

    • @ThatJay283
      @ThatJay283 Год назад +19

      yeah. enamel coated wire is used for electromagnets, since bare copper will just short.

    • @ChristianConservativ
      @ChristianConservativ 11 месяцев назад +6

      Lacquer covered wire the same as if you would be winding a transformer.

    • @ChristianConservativ
      @ChristianConservativ 11 месяцев назад +2

      The Boy Mechanic: 200 Classic Things to Build Hardcover - March 28, 2006

    • @karthickr1308
      @karthickr1308 9 месяцев назад

      Eg: Transformer coil

  • @NiksSofa
    @NiksSofa Год назад +307

    What rare breed is this??
    A youtube Short that I enjoied to watch?
    That's definitely a first.

    • @omgLamaoLOL
      @omgLamaoLOL Год назад +12

      Exactly. No time wasted.

    • @GD-mw1kd
      @GD-mw1kd Год назад +7

      Exactly, no nonsense.

    • @Z3NITH_
      @Z3NITH_ Год назад +1

      I don’t think rare breed makes this, they haven’t delved into coil guns quite yet.

    • @GD-mw1kd
      @GD-mw1kd Год назад +2

      @@Z3NITH_ sure, coil guns are power hungry and don't look to be viable at the moment. But have you heard about rail guns? They are pretty much same thing, but way too bigger, and those already exist.

    • @Z3NITH_
      @Z3NITH_ Год назад

      @@GD-mw1kd i was making a joke about the company rare breed, they make triggers

  • @Peter_Enis
    @Peter_Enis Год назад +159

    Now take a serious lenght of pvc, several seperate coils with relays, charge them at the right time...bolt goes beyond horizon..now that would make a real coil/railgun...

    • @alexanderg-p3z
      @alexanderg-p3z Год назад +15

      How about reversing the polarity of the electyromagnet at the right time, expelling the projectile while it has some lenz magnetic charge? Has anyone done any real world testing with this?

    • @Peter_Enis
      @Peter_Enis Год назад +3

      @@alexanderg-p3z More power!! GRRRR 🤪

    • @realcarguyrighthere
      @realcarguyrighthere Год назад +1

      yes

    • @a.kjfhkziujsfdgbskjxfyhgfl2332
      @a.kjfhkziujsfdgbskjxfyhgfl2332 11 месяцев назад

      would require the projectile to be magnetic and not just a normal bar of steel@@alexanderg-p3z

    • @cykeok3525
      @cykeok3525 11 месяцев назад +2

      @@alexanderg-p3z Don't forget back-EMF will prevent the coil's field from reversing polarity instantaneously.
      The field in the first polarity direction would have to collapse, then the field in the opposite polarity would have to form.

  • @hammer2302
    @hammer2302 3 месяца назад +6

    I did this for a collage project. Instead of figuring out when to turn it off, I just connected it to a huge capacitor and it worked fine. Just that it would take some time to charge.

    • @XenyQ_
      @XenyQ_ 10 часов назад

      How many microfarad and voltage??

  • @byronedwards
    @byronedwards Год назад +14

    Great video great Scott 👏

  • @jeetjeetly
    @jeetjeetly Год назад +30

    When your power supply is current limited at 3 amps

    • @davey2k12
      @davey2k12 10 месяцев назад

      😂😂😂😂

    • @raloed.363
      @raloed.363 10 месяцев назад

      So that's why I see the voltage drop when it is loaded. And that's why the wattage showed is the product of the new voltage and current

    • @cam5816
      @cam5816 4 месяца назад

      Why is it limited? How can he increase the amperage?

    • @benstone217
      @benstone217 3 месяца назад

      @@cam5816get a better power supply

  • @HalcyonVoid
    @HalcyonVoid Год назад +10

    Its kinda funny how many people confuse coil gun for rail gun. Speaking of which... make a rail gun next.

    • @KingCreeper85
      @KingCreeper85 2 месяца назад

      Basically the only difference between the two is the shape of the magnets propelling the rod right?

    • @HalcyonVoid
      @HalcyonVoid 2 месяца назад +1

      @KingCreeper85 no, thry are fundamentally different methods of magnetic acceleration.
      Coil/guass uses wire coils which produce a melagnetic field when charged, this is set up to pull/push a projectile in sequence up to speed. No physical contact with the barrel.
      A rail gun uses 2 conductive rails. The projectile is also conductive and completes the circuit across the rails. You then charge up capacitors to extreme voltages. When you release that energy via the circuit it will cause the projectile to be pushed down the rails until it is launched from the barrel.

  • @fisheye42
    @fisheye42 9 месяцев назад +1

    Ding dong!
    (Old school doorbell-tech reference.)

  • @FHBStudio
    @FHBStudio Год назад +40

    There recently was a story where a guy turned into a coil gun because he thought an unmentionable up his butt was non-metal and he went into an MRI. Not sure if it's a true story but that too was an application of this principle. A weird one for sure.

    • @palosnes3147
      @palosnes3147 Год назад +8

      He had a buttplugg that said it was made of silicone but had metal in it

    • @Fee.1
      @Fee.1 Год назад +4

      Link to Story pls…And his OF

    • @FHBStudio
      @FHBStudio Год назад +4

      @@Fee.1 Idon't have a link, it might just be an urban legend.

    • @herobrine1847
      @herobrine1847 Год назад +1

      @@FHBStudio so where did you get the info that this was “recent” story

    • @FHBStudio
      @FHBStudio Год назад +1

      @@herobrine1847 Literally discord memes. I write it off as an urban legend.

  • @tutelwt
    @tutelwt Год назад +4

    Phantom forces coilgun jumpscare

  • @SzomoruSzemuRak
    @SzomoruSzemuRak Год назад +8

    Actually pretty cool. Keep it up mate!

  • @decept1onn
    @decept1onn Год назад +19

    I know you guys won't understand what I'm saying, but holy shit is that the coilgun from Phantom Forces?

    • @tyhobbs6071
      @tyhobbs6071 Год назад +4

      I thought it was too lol

    • @tns-g
      @tns-g 8 месяцев назад

      EGUN USERS UNITE

    • @OsvaldoV13
      @OsvaldoV13 8 месяцев назад +1

      IT IS INDEED LMAO

    • @CetVLA
      @CetVLA 8 месяцев назад +1

      i think it is cuz its got the kosaku sight on it

    • @icrypt1523
      @icrypt1523 8 месяцев назад +1

      Yesssss i was searching for this comment

  • @RileyGein
    @RileyGein Год назад +10

    Warhammer 40k fans discovering how bolters work

    • @cykeok3525
      @cykeok3525 11 месяцев назад

      But bolters aren't coilguns at all?
      They have a cased chemical propellant charge followed by chemical rocket motor.

  • @matthewboyd8689
    @matthewboyd8689 8 месяцев назад +3

    Coil guns currently have a speed limit because the magnetic field doesn't dampen quick enough
    There is a suspension system that uses magnets to thicken suspension fluid to go from soft to hard suspension suddenly, It had the same problem and they solved it by having counter rotating magnetic fields four to be exact.
    This could potentially fix that limit and make high velocity coil guns

    • @chrisgiosa
      @chrisgiosa 6 месяцев назад +2

      The suspension solution sounds very cool and interesting...

    • @cam5816
      @cam5816 4 месяца назад

      I’m confused on how the suspension system works or what exactly that is/does

    • @matthewboyd8689
      @matthewboyd8689 4 месяца назад

      @@cam5816
      RUclips channel: donut
      Video: magneride
      They explain it better

  • @3v068
    @3v068 Год назад +1

    I, and i can not stress this enough, LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

  • @L3X369
    @L3X369 Год назад +2

    A normaly closed reed switch in the middle of coil would make this work quite easy.

  • @boxmanplayzyt
    @boxmanplayzyt Год назад +5

    bro used the phantom forces coil gun icon no way

  • @terrific804
    @terrific804 2 месяца назад +1

    For college? Did you calculate the varying rate of acceleration, speed and time to the center of the coil to coincide with the total discharge of the capacitor while also taking into account the varying reluctance of the coil as the bar moved through it?

  • @khalilthe21th
    @khalilthe21th 9 месяцев назад +1

    Now i can make my self home-made electric bullet gun

  • @PatricksBasics
    @PatricksBasics 21 день назад

    This is how solenoids work too, but a bit simpler

  • @pawelk411
    @pawelk411 3 месяца назад +1

    Phantom Forces Coilgun lmao

  • @doc_ineeda_win5834
    @doc_ineeda_win5834 Год назад +6

    love it now 3d print and build it next woot

    • @howardstark6707
      @howardstark6707 Год назад +4

      Of course. Maybe, maybe. See also forgotten weapon Coilgun HS-47:
      ruclips.net/video/odPQZ-3uiV8/видео.html
      ruclips.net/user/shortsBPReIoZ-2Nw?feature=share

  • @BigDaddyAashik
    @BigDaddyAashik 11 месяцев назад +1

    Is that coil insulated? Because if not wouldn't the current take the shortest path?

  • @KiwiMapping
    @KiwiMapping Год назад

    Underrated video with a great explanation!

  • @guillaumeguay2679
    @guillaumeguay2679 Год назад +1

    This is exactly how door bells work.

  • @31redorange08
    @31redorange08 Год назад +1

    How does a coil work? Why do the electrons take the long route instead of jumping through all the touch points?

  • @johnmobley9369
    @johnmobley9369 3 месяца назад

    Magnetic force, potential and kinetic energy, velocity and concussive force

  • @AK-vx4dy
    @AK-vx4dy Год назад

    I did one accidentaly, i wrap beefy coil connected for a moment to AC mains 220v, i also added fuse. At first time coil swallowed small speaker magnet, normally it will turn inside like a motor, but this time i underestimated current and fuse blow almost ideal when magent was at middle...
    Magnet shoot as crazy but happily struck wooden case of old TV leaving good dent "only"

  • @toxichammertoe8696
    @toxichammertoe8696 Месяц назад

    Dude made a hand held rail gun!

  • @Markmanofficial
    @Markmanofficial Месяц назад

    Anddddd now you know how to make a particle accelerator

  • @zombiekid2424
    @zombiekid2424 Год назад +3

    Could you just trim off the rims to the copper wire and keep it wrapped up the way it is? With out having to unwind an rewined it?

    • @howardstark6707
      @howardstark6707 Год назад +4

      Of course. Maybe, maybe. See also forgotten weapon Coilgun HS-47:
      ruclips.net/video/odPQZ-3uiV8/видео.html
      ruclips.net/user/shortsBPReIoZ-2Nw?feature=share

    • @survivalinthezombieapocaly2142
      @survivalinthezombieapocaly2142 Год назад +3

      ​@@howardstark6707Wow! It's really cool 👍👍

    • @howardstark6707
      @howardstark6707 Год назад +3

      @@survivalinthezombieapocaly2142 thank you for rating Bro🤝

    • @survivalinthezombieapocaly2142
      @survivalinthezombieapocaly2142 Год назад +3

      ​@@howardstark6707🤝see also: !The evolution of the bazooka in the third millennium SILENT BAZOOKA (COILGUN - BAZOOKA).
      ruclips.net/video/0yvVi1eukeI/видео.html

    • @howardstark6707
      @howardstark6707 Год назад +3

      @@survivalinthezombieapocaly2142 👏👏👍👍Impressive!

  • @renevalleramos994
    @renevalleramos994 Год назад +1

    That was a wonder weapon for sure

  • @arghyaprotimhalder5592
    @arghyaprotimhalder5592 Год назад +2

    Same principle in electromagnetic rsuk gun on USS zumwalt ddg 1000
    Class destroyer

  • @user-vh2yo8ce2c
    @user-vh2yo8ce2c День назад

    Thanks now im going to make a homemade railgun

  • @bethannesgarden
    @bethannesgarden 3 месяца назад

    Awesome! Thanks!

  • @theunknowngamer2789
    @theunknowngamer2789 Год назад +7

    real genius like electroboom!!!

  • @Sunanda.Rathod.001
    @Sunanda.Rathod.001 3 месяца назад +1

    Instruction unclear it truned into heater and burned my sofa 💀💀

  • @wscamel226
    @wscamel226 Год назад +2

    but this wire is coated with isolator right?

    • @davey2k12
      @davey2k12 10 месяцев назад

      Magnet wire or enamel coated wire

  • @alienstorage1100
    @alienstorage1100 3 месяца назад

    Very good explanation 🙏🏾🔥🔥🔥

  • @Fang-sigma2mz
    @Fang-sigma2mz Год назад +1

    Make a coil gun using only modified microwave transformers Lol, it'll be super powerful

  • @cijokurien8103
    @cijokurien8103 Год назад

    Reminds me of the bore or a MRI scanner

  • @baconwarriorgames756
    @baconwarriorgames756 9 месяцев назад

    It has to be coated wire. Otherwise the windings will short against each other and the electricity will take the path of least resistance. Which is the opposite of what you want to make this experiment work. If you try this make sure you use magnet wire.

  • @ketanmorajker
    @ketanmorajker Год назад +4

    Keep up with the shorts 👍🏻😊

  • @overlorde7526
    @overlorde7526 Год назад

    ha! This video inspired me a while back, and now I'm actually designing a coilgun myself now

  • @blackhole8284
    @blackhole8284 11 месяцев назад

    Every time I try something like this I end up shortcircuting a battery

  • @Boomer289-ol2vv
    @Boomer289-ol2vv 11 месяцев назад

    Thanks, been teyin to make a particle accelerator

  • @tejasmd8143
    @tejasmd8143 Год назад

    Very well explained.

  • @Entusiastasdiy
    @Entusiastasdiy Год назад

    Great, Scott!

  • @MegaBlox_YT
    @MegaBlox_YT 4 месяца назад

    Like the magnet on a claw machine

  • @joshuabaughn3734
    @joshuabaughn3734 4 месяца назад

    Yeah, that's how solenoids work!

  • @nurscheiss1525
    @nurscheiss1525 8 месяцев назад

    The way he say wire just got me

  • @priyanshugoel3030
    @priyanshugoel3030 Год назад

    That's all well and good but would the coil move back even if the rod doesn't touch the coil at all.

  • @gabedarrett1301
    @gabedarrett1301 Год назад

    But isn't there energy stored in the inductor's magnetic field as it collapses? Doesn't that mean electricity will still flow for a bit after you cut power?

  • @icecube-n2d
    @icecube-n2d 2 месяца назад

    Only wind forward. Winding backward just increases the resistance with no increased strength. For multiple layers, move the wire to the back of the coil, and start winding forward again.

    • @laserdiode
      @laserdiode 2 месяца назад

      Why wouldn't there be increased field strength? Only the direction in which you go around the coil matters. Many machine wound coils are wound like that just neater so that there is no overlap. Moving to the back of the coil creates overlap and that horizontal part of the wire doesn't contribute to the field strength

    • @icecube-n2d
      @icecube-n2d 2 месяца назад

      @@laserdiode the direction of the wire winding determines the polarity. with 1 layer forward and 1 backward, you make a north and a south, which will cancel themselves out and make a weak field.

    • @laserdiode
      @laserdiode 2 месяца назад

      @@icecube-n2d that is true for changing the winding direction (for example from clockwise to counterclockwise). As long as the direction stays the same it doesn't matter if you move left or right within a layer. Changing the winding direction accidentally is almost impossible because you would just start to unwind the coil

    • @icecube-n2d
      @icecube-n2d 2 месяца назад

      can u explain why it works like that? I wasted so much effort moving the wire back every layer ig

    • @laserdiode
      @laserdiode 2 месяца назад

      @@icecube-n2d When current flows through a wire it creates a magnetic field around the wire. When the wire is in a coil the magnetic fields combine into a single field. The right hand grip rule can be used to find the direction of the field. The interactions between the magnetic fields in each loop of the coil are pretty complicated but basically the magnetic field forms perpendicular to the direction of the current. If the direction of the current changes to opposite (if the direction of the winding in the coil changes) the magnetic field also flips and cancel itself. Any part of the wire that goes horizontally across the coil creates a magnetic field 90° from the main field and it doesn't add or cancel the main field.
      If every other layer is wound "backwards" the direction of the current around the coil is still the same so the direction of the magnetic field is also the same

  • @castudios3187
    @castudios3187 5 месяцев назад

    Imagine making a gravity gun out of this

  • @billyandrew
    @billyandrew Месяц назад

    >

  • @mistr5282
    @mistr5282 6 месяцев назад

    Bro created a canon.

  • @MM2009
    @MM2009 9 месяцев назад

    Hey man, you do a good stuff, can you do something to prevent neutral leaking to ground on cheap LED Power supply? BTW, Live wire is switched . When LED doesn't touch anything it doesn't glow, glows a bit when touched, and leaking about 2V on tester when screwed to the grounded mounting.

  • @SourSalty
    @SourSalty Год назад

    E ヒin bro writes in katakana without wanting to

  • @subhodeepbiswas8199
    @subhodeepbiswas8199 9 месяцев назад

    This is how my old fashioned doorbell works 😅

  • @kazukono
    @kazukono 9 месяцев назад

    Nice, now i can build my own coilgun

  • @johngemma3533
    @johngemma3533 Месяц назад

    It was 2.999 amps with the short piece of wire too

  • @dezdoesstuff4637
    @dezdoesstuff4637 11 месяцев назад

    I almost know nothing about electricity and how it flows, but how are you able to pick up the coil without getting shocked? Probobly a very stupid question but i would like to know.

  • @polishgigalooser4665
    @polishgigalooser4665 4 месяца назад

    That's also the same principle that magnetic trains use

  • @coziboi2872
    @coziboi2872 Месяц назад

    You can create lift with that idea and concept you should make it

  • @TerrybleGamer
    @TerrybleGamer Год назад

    I am very curious if the number of amps or the voltage influences how strong the magnetic field is. For example, is 12V at 5 amps as strong as 24V at 2.5 amps?

  • @Fettsaeure
    @Fettsaeure Год назад +4

    Question: Will it warm up

    • @AAHAHHHHH
      @AAHAHHHHH Год назад +4

      there will always be résistance no matter what material you use, you can never be 100% efficient
      more current = more wasted power = more heat

    • @Abcdefg25152
      @Abcdefg25152 Год назад +1

      @@AAHAHHHHH what about superconductors? 😌

    • @warrenarnold
      @warrenarnold Год назад +3

      ​@@Abcdefg25152 you spend energy maintaining the cold temp

    • @Fettsaeure
      @Fettsaeure Год назад

      ​@@AAHAHHHHH thanks for info

    • @user2C47
      @user2C47 Год назад +1

      Given the figure of 50V and 3A (=150W), the coil is going to get very warm, very fast.

  • @cloudykey
    @cloudykey 11 месяцев назад

    my man found rail gun

  • @bujoesama757
    @bujoesama757 Год назад

    just use photo resistance..make in every part of coil

  • @iammeobviously6815
    @iammeobviously6815 9 месяцев назад

    Isint a electromagnet essentially a short circuit? Or why would the coil get hot?

  • @CraigLandsberg-lk1ep
    @CraigLandsberg-lk1ep 8 месяцев назад

    How do you switch it off at just the right time? I doubt u could do it manually every single time just right 😅

  • @exus2sky
    @exus2sky 4 месяца назад

    The prison weapons blueprints

  • @dacomputerlives8264
    @dacomputerlives8264 Год назад +1

    yoooo it’s the phantom forces advanced coilgun at the end segment
    great game y’all should play it

  • @user-lh1fv7ov7h
    @user-lh1fv7ov7h 4 месяца назад

    Why not it short circuit if voltage connected to both ends of the wire? 😢

  • @arquloc0893
    @arquloc0893 Месяц назад

    Loved the video but came here to say "wireeeauuurrrh"

  • @saifgamezpro
    @saifgamezpro 11 месяцев назад

    you can make ac current in coil

  • @cam5816
    @cam5816 4 месяца назад

    Would using silver wire for stuff like this make a more effective and powerful electromagnet?

    • @techheck3358
      @techheck3358 2 месяца назад

      Yes, but it’s cost prohibitive

  • @user-og1bz6ih6t
    @user-og1bz6ih6t 9 дней назад

    That’s the coil gun from phantom forces

  • @CarterMalibu
    @CarterMalibu 16 дней назад

    Helpful

  • @muf6202
    @muf6202 Год назад

    And that's how's the speaker made 🙌

  • @lennonmclean
    @lennonmclean Год назад

    An important part of the electromagnet is the fact that the wire is covered in a plastic coating to cause the current to traverse the entire coil.

    • @jarekferenc1149
      @jarekferenc1149 Год назад

      What a stunning news! Ladies and gentlemen, standing ovation, please.

    • @lennonmclean
      @lennonmclean Год назад

      @@jarekferenc1149 no need to be snarky. I was just informing people as the video is evidently targeted toward people who don't have a deep understanding of electromagnetism/circuits.

  • @yellowlemon_056
    @yellowlemon_056 11 месяцев назад

    that last picture of the white coilgun is from phantom forces and I know that because I play phantom forced

  • @agoogleuser2507
    @agoogleuser2507 Месяц назад

    Electro boom did this

  • @scottpearson9846
    @scottpearson9846 Год назад

    if you add more in series, you get diminishing returns. a gauss gun is a thing, limited by poor power storage.

  • @chriskosi3838
    @chriskosi3838 2 месяца назад

    The wires have to be rubber coated or else it will just heat up

  • @cam5816
    @cam5816 4 месяца назад

    How do you determine the exact righr timing?

  • @glitchywolf_8071
    @glitchywolf_8071 Год назад

    This would work even better if you wrap it around a screw or a bar of metal

  • @BOSS_GAMING_8
    @BOSS_GAMING_8 8 месяцев назад +1

    Magnetic Force (MF)

  • @thefirstsalty3055
    @thefirstsalty3055 Год назад +1

    I saw that pf coilgun

  • @ryelor123
    @ryelor123 3 месяца назад +1

    Someone needs to make an effective and cheap coil gun so that the British have to ban copper wire.

    • @techheck3358
      @techheck3358 2 месяца назад

      A coil gun is already banned by the law 😉

  • @erobusblack4856
    @erobusblack4856 Год назад +1

    do it in a circle 😂💯

  • @gatechnl
    @gatechnl 7 месяцев назад +1

    this magnet is 1000x weaker than it could be cause of no core

  • @planktonfun1
    @planktonfun1 9 месяцев назад

    Instead of timing it just add a switch inside

  • @jhoughjr1
    @jhoughjr1 Год назад

    a neater wound coil would perform better. but take longer

  • @kingramon437
    @kingramon437 10 месяцев назад

    came here to figure out how the gun from DRG (theoretically) works

  • @bummer7736
    @bummer7736 Год назад +1

    isnt that the coilgun from phantom forces

    • @calculus280
      @calculus280 Год назад +1

      i was looking for this comment

  • @-Lazy
    @-Lazy 8 месяцев назад

    *Railgun Acquired*

  • @enochkgt
    @enochkgt Год назад

    Could you use this with another coil after and apply lenz law and repeat the process over n over. Would it be worth the electromagnetic energy lost vs the energy gained?