Tesla coil Tech Unleashed 1,000 % efficiency

Prepare to witness an electrifying breakthrough in Wireless power! In this mind-blowing demonstration, we show how just 0.5 volts can power two LED lights one of them wirelessly using Tesla pancake coils! lighting up LEDs with a fraction of the energy traditionally required this isn't just a cool trick it's a leap towards the future of Energy Efficiency and wireless technology. If you're into Brown breaking science this is a video you can't afford to miss

[@nathanbunten4299]

Good job

[@alexmanzanero]

outstanding work and insight

[@peterhalleffect2.0]

Thank You Very Much. :)

[@overunityresearchchannel]

Very nice man coils look great you can get some serious power out of it if you power the primary with a ZVS circuit 👍

[@peterhalleffect2.0]

Zero Voltage Switching: The transistors are switched on or off when the voltage across them is at its lowest (usually zero or near zero), minimizing heat dissipation and losses. very good idea.
I was also going to try to run it on a slayer exciter circuit. see what it would do with the both size wire for the primary and secondary.

[@DaveBrown1]

pulse width

[@peterhalleffect2.0]

i know I said it backwards I was multi-tasking lol.

[@paradiselost9946]

TEN miiliamps..
"same brightness" as tested by a dedicated lumen meter, of course. using the same, identical LEDs emitting the same frequency of light...
wheres the scope, and the generated waveform?

[@peterhalleffect2.0]

I will be making a video with oscilloscope readings for you. The wave form and frequency's will be very insightful. :)

[@peterhalleffect2.0]

The video is up :)