Homemade electric buzzer.
This video has an awesome conclusion at 6:30 in the video, demonstrating the "Spark Gap" generator application of the electric buzzer broadcasting A.M. radio waves. The plasma arc is visable between the tintop and the iron nail. This simple oscillator would power a diametric rotor just like the oscillating Reed switch connected in series to a bifilar Tesla series connected solenoid power coil. This plasma arc is actually a spiraling R.F. vortex like the one pictured below:
The rotor may need to "Pony" up with a Reed swith oscillator coil. Both coils can fit through a protective PVC coupling from opposite sides.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3fvpIan5x4
I ordered a group of magnets from K&J magnets to a new P.O. Box down here in Costa Rica to try this myself with the "Frictionless Ludic Top" spinner featured above. I'll upload a video when it's working!
This video has an awesome conclusion at 6:30 in the video, demonstrating the "Spark Gap" generator application of the electric buzzer broadcasting A.M. radio waves. The plasma arc is visable between the tintop and the iron nail. This simple oscillator would power a diametric rotor just like the oscillating Reed switch connected in series to a bifilar Tesla series connected solenoid power coil. This plasma arc is actually a spiraling R.F. vortex like the one pictured below:
The rotor may need to "Pony" up with a Reed swith oscillator coil. Both coils can fit through a protective PVC coupling from opposite sides.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j3fvpIan5x4
I ordered a group of magnets from K&J magnets to a new P.O. Box down here in Costa Rica to try this myself with the "Frictionless Ludic Top" spinner featured above. I'll upload a video when it's working!
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