How to make an ARC LIGHTER

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  • @CoolDudeClem
    @CoolDudeClem 7 років тому +10

    I made one of these, but i used 2 igbts in parallel in place of each mosfet, a separate 16 volt supply for the gates and a 50 volt supply with over 15 amps to power the rest of the circuit. The arcs were insane! I could draw them out to maybe 8 or 9 inches before they break and they were thick and bright.

    • @dryaldibread2327
      @dryaldibread2327 6 років тому

      CoolDudeClem mosfets are better because they can switch more frequently than igbts. A plus point for the igbt is that it can handle a lot of power

    • @carolynmmitchell2240
      @carolynmmitchell2240 6 років тому

      yeah igbts waste alot of energy as heat don't they?

    • @sudhaj3762
      @sudhaj3762 6 років тому +1

      CoolDudeClem which power supply did you use

    • @inductor1.77
      @inductor1.77 6 років тому

      Have the same question, a 750 watt SMPS is pricey

    • @Mike-nt7cd
      @Mike-nt7cd 5 років тому

      Yah until the zvs driver breaks because mine did that's why I'm buying a better quality one with two inductive chokes

  • @joaofreitas3504
    @joaofreitas3504 7 років тому +2

    Dude, Congratz for your Channel! Im an Eletronics Student and Im glad I finded your channel. Continue working like that!!
    A hug from Portugal!

  • @spartan456
    @spartan456 7 років тому +3

    Really liking this channel man. You plan on doing more videos on tesla coils? I'd love to see a bit of a walk through on building one that plays music. Not slayer exciters, those are everywhere. But something more along the lines of what Arcattack and a few others on UA-cam have made.

  • @user-or4id3dj3p
    @user-or4id3dj3p 3 роки тому +1

    Dear friend, you are great. I understood only a few words from the whole explanation, but I was very impresed. Sorry for my English.

  • @2450logan
    @2450logan 7 років тому +32

    Hey hey hey look who decided to show up in my subscriber list 🤗

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому +13

      +logan thompson hey hey hey, look who decided to show up in my comment section 😄

    • @krazylabguys2952
      @krazylabguys2952 7 років тому +1

      Hi I could you please tell me how you promoted your channel initially, Please help

    • @devrim-oguz
      @devrim-oguz 7 років тому +2

      Mosfets can drive much higher currents without heating too much. The difference between them is in simple terms, mosfet acts more like a switch whereas transistor acts as a variable resistor. Since this circuit doesn't need to produce a sine wave (it probably produces square wave), we can use mosfets for greater efficiency. Because of that efficiency, mosfets don't heat up as much as those power transistors. For example a mosfet of that size can handle currents up to 50 Amps depending on its type. Because they have a much lower internal resistance in conducting state.

    • @adityavarma193
      @adityavarma193 7 років тому

      If i were to make the same driver to run higher amounts of current, would the same values hold true for the capacitors and resistors?

    • @tejasbhandare251
      @tejasbhandare251 4 роки тому

      @@adityavarma193 yes just use capacitors that can handle high current

  • @Sam_Folsom
    @Sam_Folsom 7 років тому

    Woah, love the new intro

  • @zubmit700
    @zubmit700 7 років тому +1

    Damn you channel is growing fast!
    Keep up the good work :)

  • @dragostanase9449
    @dragostanase9449 7 років тому +1

    I wonder why don't you have more subscribers. You're awesome.

  • @johndante6321
    @johndante6321 7 років тому +6

    Keystone Science ,your knowledge is pretty impressive :D What did you study ?

  • @wf1218
    @wf1218 7 років тому +1

    you are a mad genius! thanks for the videos.

  • @Iapetus11
    @Iapetus11 7 років тому

    Awesome video! Cool new intro

  • @pb5640
    @pb5640 10 місяців тому

    LOL I see a soldering or electrical burn on his right thumb LOL…True experimenter!

  • @geekychannel2543
    @geekychannel2543 7 років тому

    This is a waaay better channel than King of Random

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +Geeky Channel haha, thanks :D

    • @geekychannel2543
      @geekychannel2543 7 років тому

      Keystone Science his content was decent a year ago but in the last several months he's gone full clickbait garbage and become "that guy"

  • @the_ALchannel
    @the_ALchannel 7 років тому +7

    Hello, you've explained shematic a bit wrong; primary coil and 0,68uf cap are working together and make resonance circut, so the voltage and current are sinusoidal, not square wave (trust me, i checked it with my oscilloscope); also that's the reason why your wire's insulation is melting - resonating current between the cap and the coil is much larger than dc input current, so wires heat up much more quickly than expected

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому +1

      +alcatel995channel ahh I see, I tried to check it with my oscilloscope, but mine is a bit stubborn so I couldn't get it to shop up, but that makes sense, thank you!!

    • @mohammadakram8563
      @mohammadakram8563 5 років тому

      Can u tell me how to make 200micro henry inductor

    • @tejasbhandare251
      @tejasbhandare251 5 років тому

      Pls help me my capacitor burns out in few minutes

  • @zeffofx
    @zeffofx 7 років тому

    Holy crap! This is extremely dangerous ! I like it!

  • @QuizmasterLaw
    @QuizmasterLaw 7 років тому

    It's also called Mazilli but having found the patent holder I didn't bother to figure out who Mazilli is (probably someone who lost a race to the patent office i guess).
    Don't be like those guys who run around on top of buildings and then fall off. This is an insane amount of voltage. You touch it, your hand curls up. You must know the linemans trick to touch a "cold" wire with the BACK of your hand so that if it is life when your body contracts it throws your fist back to you -- instead of clenching the wire which was in fact hot.
    Electricity is powerful you gotta respect it. You respect it it respects you. One time i got a 240v shocker in Eastern Europe on dodgy soviet gear. Genuinely burned myself, very glad it didn't go frome one hand and out the other right across my heart. so yeah, always work one handed.

  • @elpechos
    @elpechos 7 років тому +1

    The person who invented this circuit is Mazilli as it is a Mazilli oscillator

  • @theRelentlessAngel1
    @theRelentlessAngel1 7 років тому

    Nice work !

  • @Ryankelly1369
    @Ryankelly1369 7 років тому

    I like the new intro !

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +KeliMan thanks! It was made by a channel called Tate Storey :D

  • @science0074
    @science0074 7 років тому +1

    I am the guy wich asked you these on Twitter Thank you so much❤️👍🏻

  • @electroimpex8897
    @electroimpex8897 7 років тому +1

    Really Good Circuit and Video, I enjoy you cannel

  • @alancotterill2750
    @alancotterill2750 7 років тому

    @mike van leeuwan - the voice comment you made, im from England - I find his accent intriguing. It's one of the few American accents I cant place. The montone? All these youtubers have a way of making themselves different from the pack, through some oddness or other. Dave Jones at EEVblog wouldn't be half as interesting to listen to where it not for his different quirks. This guy is still quite new. Reminds me of the stuff I used to do at his age, 25 years or so ago!

  • @draftartmart8069
    @draftartmart8069 7 років тому

    Awesome project

  • @BGStandAlone
    @BGStandAlone 7 років тому

    Could you/will you make a video explaining the basics of electronics, principles and what does what?

  • @renekenshin6573
    @renekenshin6573 7 років тому +1

    Can you use the same zvs driver for induction heater? Nice vid btw.

  • @36trooper
    @36trooper 7 років тому

    The high currents exist in the LC circuit. You should re-wire the capacitor so it is right next to the primary coil.

  • @WildfoxFabrication
    @WildfoxFabrication 6 років тому

    that... flyback... is... *HUGE* !!!!!!!!

  • @n00baTr00pa
    @n00baTr00pa 7 років тому

    Thanks for fixing the sound :)

  • @putumadhava3519
    @putumadhava3519 7 років тому +1

    Hey Keystone Science, I have been making this circuit either using IRFP 250 N or IRFP 260 N, both are working great and make a nice arc up to 10 cm long at 32 VDC 10 Amp , but I am curious about using IGBT's as the replacement for the power MOSFET's, since it can handle more Voltage and Current. can you atleast make a simple video that explain and if possibly make one ZVS driver that uses IGBT's ?. I am looking forward for your respond.

  • @omsingharjit
    @omsingharjit 6 років тому

    plz help for my doubts , 1 - can I use gate drive resistor of 1/4 watt or can I use higher value of resistance like 700 ohm or 1kohm because mosfet can turn on with lower current and even on low voltage !!! ? 2 - l c tank is fixed for this ZVS Driver or we can vari cap value more or less than .680 nf ???? And 3 - can I use 60 Vds mosfet instead 200 Vds type if not then why Because primary turn is only about 2 -3 Turn should not genarat such high volt ????!!

  • @FlowwUP
    @FlowwUP 6 років тому +1

    What a dream of a video. Exactly what i wan to know and to see, fast and prfessionla. Iam in heaven, not even joking.
    tanks for this video !

  • @lelandclayton5462
    @lelandclayton5462 7 років тому

    The ZVS Driver is a typical run of the mill automotive power inverter. Only difference is you got a flyback connected to it. 2n3055 transistors should also work well instead of the MOSFETs but make sure to use a huge heatsink.

  • @evilchickenman6446
    @evilchickenman6446 7 років тому

    Cool new intro 👌

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +EvilChickenMan thanks! It was made by the channel called Tate Storey :D

    • @TateStorey
      @TateStorey 7 років тому

      :D

  • @bwadejs
    @bwadejs 4 роки тому

    great vid, looking to build one...just gotta track down an old ctr...not that easy. if i was to buy a flyback transformer...what specs are preferable?

  • @mattr4198
    @mattr4198 7 років тому +2

    Hey Keystone Science, I recently ordered the parts to make this driver and they arrived yesterday. I assembled it in midair to test the circuit before I put it on a board. I tried the circuit with the fly back but nothing happens. I also tried it with an induction coil from your other video, still nothing. Any help would me much appreciated with what's wrong. I could send you pictures of it and everything if you need. Thank you for any help.

  • @martijno_0381
    @martijno_0381 7 років тому

    #keystonescience i realy like you projects greetings from holland

  • @_Mackan
    @_Mackan 7 років тому

    Oh boy, a new intro?

    • @_Mackan
      @_Mackan 7 років тому +1

      Also, you seem a bit stressed, could you talking a tad slower?

  • @farhaaniqbal224
    @farhaaniqbal224 7 років тому

    CAME to subscribe from Great Scott and waiting for this video

  • @harves1157
    @harves1157 7 років тому +14

    those flybacks are pretty dangerous.

    • @pavphone2616
      @pavphone2616 7 років тому +6

      Hugh Mungus Woot?

    • @harves1157
      @harves1157 7 років тому +1

      Pav Phone ??

    • @pieceofpotato7883
      @pieceofpotato7883 7 років тому +5

      +Hugh Mungus french fires are bad for ur health

    • @phatboybigbooh2440
      @phatboybigbooh2440 7 років тому +1

      Hugh Mungus Hugh mungouse lol lol haha so funny on h3h3production

    • @harves1157
      @harves1157 7 років тому

      Phat boy BigBooH yeah that's me!

  • @science0074
    @science0074 7 років тому +1

    Thank you so much

  • @Kevin-lh6xu
    @Kevin-lh6xu 7 років тому

    I have a question what type of safty do you use in most your experiments. I am about to make a big tesla coil my first high voltage experiment and i just want to take precautions before i start testing.

  • @Quarkee
    @Quarkee 7 років тому

    I dont know why but when I see you "personal" intros by you I imagine a professional but a bit mad scientist who had been chocked through his experiments a bit too much..

  • @somnathpatra6858
    @somnathpatra6858 6 років тому

    yo man love it. but couldn't see the current drawn by the zvs driver while you were running it at 32 volt .can you please tell me that

  • @aravindwilson9170
    @aravindwilson9170 5 років тому +1

    you are great. I love very much see you're video s it is very good . thank you for the zvs circuit it help me .I made it(zvs) it worked.also could give us a solution to stop the over heating of IRFP 250N MOSFET's

    • @diegorgzm
      @diegorgzm 5 років тому

      Aravind Wilson So what is the solution for the over heating Mosfet?

  • @alexselectrical
    @alexselectrical Рік тому

    The person who made the DVS circuit is Vladimiro Mazzilli

  • @etherchildYT
    @etherchildYT 7 років тому

    AWESOME

  • @SUDExperiment
    @SUDExperiment 4 роки тому

    Please make video how to make powerfull Tesla coil.

  • @omsingharjit
    @omsingharjit 6 років тому

    oh finally you cleared my Doubt of " FR107 200ns Rrt diode will work or not instead uf4007 20ns that are mentioned in google zvs circuits which i did not get on shop other hand fr107 is easy to find from smps supplys

  • @SpeedDeamon95
    @SpeedDeamon95 7 років тому

    Doing this way seems more complex but u might try it out!

  • @annelieseocallaghan801
    @annelieseocallaghan801 7 років тому

    Thanks for the video.

  • @spandandutta2485
    @spandandutta2485 6 років тому

    What will change....(arc) if I use a 0.33uf cap instead of a0.68 uf cap...will it effect the performance or power.

  • @PyroTronix
    @PyroTronix 7 років тому

    Hey, I love videos and I'm waiting for more vids in the future,but have a question: can I use 1n4937 instead of fr107?

  • @manuariivazquez4984
    @manuariivazquez4984 7 років тому

    can I use a batterie car charger for 12v power supply ?
    For the ZVS driver

  • @adam79634
    @adam79634 7 років тому

    woud it be safe to light a joint with this or is the electricity pass through de joint?

  • @wassimh4132
    @wassimh4132 7 років тому

    Hello keystone can you help meand tell me what devices I can find boost converter in it

  • @Wolf-yp2qk
    @Wolf-yp2qk 7 років тому

    Well, i can attempt to predict your future experiments based upon that burn on your finger at 1:08, because i've been burned by a slayer exciter thousands of times, and it looks identical.

  • @ianward8658
    @ianward8658 7 років тому

    I'm trying to get into this stuff any good place to learn the basics?

  • @annelieseocallaghan801
    @annelieseocallaghan801 7 років тому

    Can a smaller, cylindrical inductor (100uH) , with many more turns work ?
    Thanks

  • @jordanlapointe8207
    @jordanlapointe8207 7 років тому

    Love'N It!!!

  • @Anton-bw9ws
    @Anton-bw9ws 7 років тому

    Do a tour over your workshop

  • @moustafarefaat6155
    @moustafarefaat6155 6 років тому

    this circuit board work also as ZVS induction heater ??

  • @Antbal-sf2wy
    @Antbal-sf2wy 6 років тому

    Do the specs of the primary effect the driver at all, or just the transformer?

  • @dpyp
    @dpyp 6 років тому +1

    Helpppppp my one one transistor heats up and zvs doesn't work

  • @SMITHII_
    @SMITHII_ 5 років тому

    did you by chance harvest all of these components out of an already made zvs driver?

  • @florinpetrache7834
    @florinpetrache7834 2 роки тому

    the arc jump around 2,5cm (25kv ) .your arc is stretch because your amps.what you say?

  • @MHTMND
    @MHTMND 6 років тому +1

    @Keystone Science is it powerfull enough to make lichtenberg figure on a wood? im gonna use 19 v dc laptop power supply at 4 amps...

    • @Raulley27
      @Raulley27 4 роки тому

      Of couse =)) if u can do with a microwave transformer you surely can do it with the flyback

  • @sagetomb8578
    @sagetomb8578 7 років тому

    Hey! when did you originally get into electronics and circuits? How did you learn? you know, besides just messing around with electronics and such.

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому +1

      +Sage Tomb well I guess I have always enjoyed magnets and such, but then a few years ago, ( I know this story sounds stupid but it's true :P ) lighting struck like 10 feet away from me, and I thought it was the coolest thing, so I went home and made a tesla coil xD, for learning it is pretty much just building new things in various categories of electronics to try and familiarize myself better with things.

  • @numatechprototypes222
    @numatechprototypes222 4 роки тому

    Can I use four turns for higher output

  • @electronicaconoscarduartec4254
    @electronicaconoscarduartec4254 6 років тому

    thank you

  • @kugelblitz640
    @kugelblitz640 2 роки тому +1

    can I use irf450 with water cooling

  • @tmanknoll9702
    @tmanknoll9702 7 років тому

    so I have to ask, where do you find an irf260n? I am planning on making this and the subsequent induction coil and after experimenting a little, scaling it up and using this in some forging projects.

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +Tman Knoll hi, I just bought some off of eBay a while back, I'm still waiting for them to arrive though, so yeah xD let me know if you need help with anything!

  • @joemancino9049
    @joemancino9049 7 років тому

    I have that same exact power supply and built this same circuit and it automatically enters Constant Current mode and draws 10 amps and the voltage is around 6VDC. The flyback is giving out a good output though. Mostly small purple arcs around a half an inch. I would like to get it to go to 32 volts but again I can't. Could you maybe help me diagnose my problem?

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +JJG Productions huh, do either of your mosfets heat up really fast ( like get really hot ) ?

    • @joemancino9049
      @joemancino9049 7 років тому

      Keystone Science I have them both on a large heat sink. I have on the back of one of the MOSFETS a plastic isolator that I got off of another MOSFET I salvaged. They don't get too too hot but they get warm.

  • @NevinWilliams71
    @NevinWilliams71 7 років тому

    That circuit looks pretty similar to a high frequency induction heater circuit, which are also quite interesting and suitably dangerous for your channel...

    • @two_number_nines
      @two_number_nines 7 років тому

      the circuit is the same. only the flyback and the work coil are interchangeable. he actually bought the circuit off ebay and rebuilt it

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +Gotin Fuklio yep! Well I bought one off eBay a while back then it broke, so I figured might as well try and fix it ( however tbh it's probably not worth it as it took quite a while to solder all the points nicely enough and they are pretty cheap on eBay )

    • @two_number_nines
      @two_number_nines 7 років тому +1

      Keystone Science its no fun to buy stuff. just make sure that you dont copy great scott who buys everything from ebay, glues it in a box and then claims he made it

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому +2

      +Gotin Fuklio hahahahaha xD true

    • @SkywardPvP
      @SkywardPvP 6 років тому

      John Scarce but he does make it, and considering he is a power line technician there would be no need wasting money on what you can make yourself.

  • @kamiyoshida5524
    @kamiyoshida5524 7 років тому

    tomorrow for sure

  • @tedmosby9409
    @tedmosby9409 7 років тому +9

    very very very very very careful coz this might be the last vid u watch

  • @omsingharjit
    @omsingharjit 6 років тому

    Square wave !!!! Or AC

  • @simont3686
    @simont3686 5 років тому

    What has a ZVS driver to do with a burning piece of magnesium? Except of that awesome video!

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  5 років тому

      I think I was quickly looking for a picture of the arc, and that was all I had so I figured it looked close enough 😅

    • @simont3686
      @simont3686 5 років тому

      @@KeystoneScience Ok😄. That makes sense. It does almost look like an arc. I first noticed it after watching the video the for fourth time stll trying to get my zvs to work😅.

  • @musfiksoikot2161
    @musfiksoikot2161 6 років тому

    Can I use...1N4148..diode for replacement of.. FR107

  • @UsenameTakenWasTaken
    @UsenameTakenWasTaken 6 років тому

    He blinded _me_! WITH SCIENCE!

  • @sciencelab4189
    @sciencelab4189 6 років тому +1

    Can I use IRFZ44N instead of IRFP260N for making a ZVS driver?

    • @roaldmol3259
      @roaldmol3259 5 років тому

      the irfz44n is probably not powerful enough. also the max drain-source voltage of the irfp44n is 55 volt witch is way too low; the inductive spikes from the primary coil will most likely destroy the mosfet very quickly.

  • @davidjhyatt
    @davidjhyatt 7 років тому

    Can this work in a vacuum? Is there an ideal gas you could use other than the atmosphere (what makes it ideal?)? What happenes if the arc is created in a microwave and turned on? ..... Tearing apart hoarded tv now 😄. Great show!

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому +1

      +David Hyatt it should work in a vacuum, at least theoretically although the arc probably would not be as long. An ideal gas I would probably use is Xenon, ( not only does it look very cool with high voltage, but it is very conductive ) also it is ideal because it's electron orbitals are filled so it's happy where it is at, hydrogen is also pretty coo, to pass high voltage through though. Hmm I think passing microwaves through the plasma arc would amplify it's ionization creating a weird plasma pattern. So yeah, haha. Thanks! :D

  • @annelieseocallaghan801
    @annelieseocallaghan801 6 років тому

    I believe the original creator is Vladimiro Mazzilli.

  • @milanborkovic8174
    @milanborkovic8174 7 років тому

    Can i use any irf or specific

  • @saas3772
    @saas3772 7 років тому

    An italian, Vladimiro Mazzilli made the zvs driver you're using

  • @notaclue143
    @notaclue143 7 років тому

    noticed the googgles - perhaps mention of UV emissions - damages eyes .
    Havearc welder - this "student" did not beleve the precautiuons - he got a dose of "arc eyes"

  • @shazamshazamski4490
    @shazamshazamski4490 5 років тому

    You estimated the O/P V to be around 60kV ? Wouldn't that translate into a spark gap jump in air of 5-6 cm ? Arc length is totally different. Besides 60kV should land you in soft X-Ray territory and it sounds nothing like it. I am gonna guess 15-20kV. Not saying it couldn't be lethal.
    Either way, still enjoyed the video and learned about ZVS drivers. 👍

  • @pentuplemintgum666
    @pentuplemintgum666 6 років тому

    So, how much of your day is comprised of unsoldering components from circuit boards, and collecting unwanted electronics from around your town?

  • @falandoaverdade4061
    @falandoaverdade4061 7 років тому

    Good night can use a 460 resistor instead of 470 homs

  • @fezlord2254
    @fezlord2254 6 років тому

    where did you salvage the MOSFETs from? I made a zvs driver but I didnt have any good MOSFETs so it just gave me shortish purple arcs... still enough to melt my negative terminal...

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  6 років тому

      these mosfets i bought, CRT tvs. the ones i use here are IRFP250N

    • @fezlord2254
      @fezlord2254 6 років тому

      Ok, thanks! i'll keep a lookout for those, and I've salvaged a ton of CRT tvs so i should be able to use those mosfets.

  • @polyblank73
    @polyblank73 2 роки тому +1

    What type of capacitor is that?

  • @pallabbasak9008
    @pallabbasak9008 6 років тому

    pls tell me name of the diode you use..

  • @DarrenDIY
    @DarrenDIY 7 років тому

    thats one of a hell arc lighter

  • @meenakchipalaniappan4128
    @meenakchipalaniappan4128 6 років тому +1

    Can I use 1n4007 diode?

  • @iMadScience
    @iMadScience 6 років тому

    I use the 16a power supply

  • @rbmaserang
    @rbmaserang 6 років тому

    whoa dude. whoa

  • @weirdscix
    @weirdscix 7 років тому

    Interesting circuit, extremely dangerous though and not something I'd recommend anybody build unless they are full certified, I'd also be using a dead-mans switch in your lab with HV experiments

  • @GUNVALKERIE
    @GUNVALKERIE 7 років тому

    The "King of Random" did a clip where he made a hydrogen device and another guy made something similar but he turned into a "micro blow torch"... is there a way to put more pressure into the nozzle and make the micro torch shoot a 5inch flame in a straight line?

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      Yes, there is , it's using basically the set up for a rocket engine that is, a come on the inside, a cone on the outside, and the oxygen and fuel on the inside, there is a channel called nighthawkinlight that made a video kinda about this ( here it is : ua-cam.com/video/VI8gdmjEwKc/v-deo.html ) anyways, is that what you meant ? Anyways another way is basically just outputting more fuel and a little oxygen through a torch, I used to have a class in school where we would use torches , and I would do that sometimes

  • @kannanr4294
    @kannanr4294 5 років тому

    Super brother , how to develop these circuits

  • @MrRoboticWarfare
    @MrRoboticWarfare 7 років тому +1

    A bit of advice: to legally cover all of your bases, simply say "Do not try this at home". Do not qualify or further explain this, such as "if you do, be really careful", etc. Just say, straight up, "Do not try this at home". I know it sounds more friendly to qualify it and I'm sure you'll never get into any legal trouble, but it's a good practice for leaving nothing open to interpretation.

    • @KeystoneScience
      @KeystoneScience  7 років тому

      +MrRoboticWarfare fair enough, I'll do that in the future , thanks for the advice!

    • @MrRoboticWarfare
      @MrRoboticWarfare 7 років тому

      But that aside...
      Holy crap man. So much respect for making these videos. Fantastic job all the way through!

  • @Mateo-vl3zv
    @Mateo-vl3zv 6 років тому

    Well...You can use it as a power supply for a spark gap tesla coil.