Building a Wireless Power Plasma Candle ( Flame Discharge ft. Teslaundmehr)

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks for watching! PLEASE NOTE: 1) I ensured my location was RF shielded, 2) The candle does not resonate at exactly 10Mhz - closer to 10.8, and 3) I encourage anyone attempting flame discharges in USA, to do so in an RF shielded location as well. Causing interference is literally illegal.

[@eminusipi]

I used to build spark gap Tesla Coils. Neighbors complained more for the loud noises!

[@eminusipi]

I think that you are ok with that great coil! I doubt that it will radiate very far. I was attempting to make a joke! Fail! Sorry.

[@numatechprototypes222]

hey Jay can you please do me a favor and do a video on field shapes using your led board and different shapes of em coils but please be shure to include the inside field of a square cone coil 4x4in 4, 1/2 in length 3 1/2x3 1/2 in at the small end I need this for the accelerator for a full spectrum ion thruster prototype.... little side project I'm working on somehow like half of my comment got deleted I had to go back and edit it.

[@hamstarr100]

Jay your dad dint tell you but your brother is living in the UK his name is Jamie Oliver, google him

[@zmarekk]

Super! Like and sub now

[@ElectroBOOM]

Very nice flame, dude. You know what it means now, I HAVE TO MAKE IT BIGGER!! MUAHAHA And oh by the way, you could now find a way to modulate the output to play audio, FROM FLAMES!!

[@justinblakeman1364]

i look forward to that video

[@sFeral]

Need to add zilipoper to the team kzbin.infovideos

[@GRozaLab]

ElectroBOOM , the best audio modulation I got with buck converter. You can see it kzbin.info/www/bejne/kIfVf3mhfKiFl7M Circuit is here: flyback.org.ru/viewtopic.php?p=4367060#4367060 Should work here too. In theory, it would be possible to feed sound signal through a blocking capacitor to the gate of the transistor. But I haven't tried that.

[@mohbit3336]

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[@leosanimations4544]

fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuull bridge rectifier

[@styropyro]

excellent build and beautiful layout! i like how the DC input voltage is low enough that you don't have to worry about being zapped by playing with the flame. i'll have to try building one of these. my suggestion: try putting lithium chloride on the output electrode for r e d flames

[@AtomBrown69]

Hi I love your videos I've been subscribed for 2 years

[@whatelseison8970]

You can also add some LiCl to your salt shaker to keep those pesky mood swings under control. 😉

[@Ahri--]

Was waiting for your comment to be honest! Nice job on your projects

[@ajay6225]

Styro pyro

[@joeytheetge9268]

With 2 foot flames.

[@circomnia9984]

Fun fact: TeslaUndMehr means Tesla and more. Which means his channel is about Tesla and other things. Just a FYI for everybody not that familiar with German. He deserves a lot more subs.

[@Sniperboy5551]

It’s not that hard to figure out, but thank you for translating for those who don’t understand Deutsch

[@KeystoneScience]

Wow, I love this. It is so elegant, and a wonderful presentation; Excellent job!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks man, I appreciate that!

[@politecat3299]

I see you everywhere

[@BigHonkinGoose]

Where have you been man!?

[@Skhillz_FN]

@@PlasmaChannel so when are you going to add an inductive audio transformer to it?

[@sarchlalaith8836]

I LOVE that my favourite youtubers all follow each other

[@Teslaundmehr]

Jay your setup looks amazing! And the flame is really impressive. That would really be something for your next date ;D It was great to work with you!

[@safeerahmed2962]

Jay is a really nice man. 😇

[@MasterIvo]

Here is the link to your video Leon, somehow I couldn't find it in his video description: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3K0npR3et6Hn8U not that you personally need it ;)

[@PlasmaChannel]

@@MasterIvo Thanks Leon, awesome working with you too! Master Ivo, i've updated my video description - much appreciated!

[@acenio654]

@@trxsh0000 Yeah, he kinda butchered it

[@franzolielectronics]

Impressive, high-quality work, and very informative. I recognize this great job, no matter how much I messed with tesla coils for over 10 years, last year I discovered the "trap" that this simple circuit becomes with an apparently insignificant change in some variable. When I finally managed to make mine generate 4cm long flames, I decided to took my camera to record, but the circuit stopped working due to the change in the capacitance / frequency of the resonator as soon as I moved away hahaha

[@cisarvialpando7412]

You are tesla coil God (DRSSTC)

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hey Franzoli! Thank you very much. It really was my favorite project...I think ever. As for it falling out of tune: Oh man... truer words could not be said.

[@wernerruckebier6834]

@@PlasmaChannel y

[@wernerruckebier6834]

@@cisarvialpando7412 Werner

[@beginnereasy]

You are a great creator. I genuinely love and respect your work ❤️❤️

[@BlueprintScience]

60,000 BC - man discovers fire 2021 AD - man *invents* fire Enjoyable video, Jay! I especially enjoyed how you look like you just woke up :)

[@PlasmaChannel]

Haha that's legit. Thanks Dayton. I am going to try and rock the messy hair look more often.

[@ikitclaw7146]

Well near the start he says this was invented years ago, he just wants to try it out because its amazing.

[@johnnycash4034]

Sorry this is old tech. Mostly Russian. Just copied by american 🏈 heads.

[@saladdays180s9]

@@johnnycash4034 Pyr-A-MId literally means "fire in the middle". Nice try. The Egyptians had it down, and actually made it a utility instead of a fanciful clown folly.

[@willembont4790]

"It works and I don't know why" ... spoken like a true natural philosopher . Great stuff! Thanks for sharing.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Haha thanks!

[@nigel-matthews]

This looks really amazing! Also looks like your most difficult project to reproduce, due to all the tuning. Can't wait to try anyhow!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Woooo! Thanks Nigel! If you try to reproduce it, feel free to reach out for tuning help. It took me dozens of hours haha.

[@sFeral]

@@PlasmaChannel U bought the knockoff 260s by the looks of them 5:43 , as have I, and they have a larger than specified poorly defined gate capacitance, also the ON resistance is prob off spec

[@sFeral]

@@PlasmaChannel Or U wish you'd bought the knockoffs judging from the pile LOL

[@picklejarb0b50]

He can't reproduce he's a dude

[@KILLA219]

Lol

[@j.9970]

This is a professional production with technical writers, key grips, cameramen, editors and ACTORS... and it shows.

[@glasslinger]

It's amazing at how people with no engineering training at all can successfully build projects like this! With proper understanding of the circuit theory it would be so much easier to predictably make the circuit work the first time. This is so much better than sitting around playing video games all day!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Ture! Though, the circuit was precisely calculated to begin with. But, small fluctuations in the design, resulting from building materials, is what causes all the testing and calibration. For example, my 2.5cm diameter resonator is actually 2.65cm, but, is labelled "1 inch acrylic pipe" at my store (25.4mm). So, discrepancies like that already throw the resonance out of wack. Coupled with building it on top a heat sink, creating a capacitive effect, also throws the calculations out of wack.

[@firstlastname99]

So entertaining and refreshing to watch some good, solid tech from someone with real, engaging personality. Well done!

[@dihydrogenmonoxide7600]

Can't wait to binge all your videos so I can finally understand what the acrylic reference means.

[@PlayNowWorkLater]

All these collaborations are amazing! Seeing scientific sharing and peer review is the way forward. KZbin facilitates this so well and your channel is so great at this.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thank you!

[@elgroovy]

Romantic dinner with the Tesla coil sitting on a chair was epic! :D

[@pascalbaryamo4568]

As a German, I can confirm we really have sick wires here! :D

[@KeysightLabs]

Beautiful!

[@beetlenut6980]

Wow actual keysight labs

[@ahuman4433]

like them up so jay can see them

[@Kevin-jz9bg]

The losing-your-sanity-over-trial-and-error was SO relatable. TYSM for letting me know I'm not the only one!!

[@tomg0]

This is so cool! I just got mine working - I used a Phase Locked Loop IC as an oscillator to control the gate of the mosfet because I was really eager to try it out, and although it has to be manually tuned to the resonance frequency it works great, with a flame almost one inch long. I will try and start making it self resonating now. Thanks for your inspiring videos!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Tom, that is a really interesting method i am not familiar with. Do you mind explaining what you mean?

[@tomg0]

@@PlasmaChannel Hi Jay. A few days ago I was messing around with phase locked loops, which I could use to generate any frequency between 1 kHz and 100 MHz that can be set digitally, and happened to still have one set up on my desk after watching your video. I then connected the variable output frequency to a mosfet driver which drove a mosfet’s gate. I used a coil very similar to yours. I then added a resonance capacitor. I connected the power and then had to increment the frequency until I saw a discharge at the top meaning that the resonance frequency of mine had been reached, 11.863 MHz. There are many disadvantages to this way though, such as having to manually tune it based on the capacitance of the environment around it, and the mosfet gets really hot. The way you did it is much better - I just really wanted to try it as soon as possible because it was so amazing, but I’m building yours now.

[@psycronizer]

@@tomg0 Dude, what is the part number for the P.L.L chip you used...or was this part of some prebuilt device ?

[@MatthewLong8]

That "flame" looks totally awesome! Great job. A point of information for anyone interested based on my limited knowledge: Blown mosfets are often due to inductive voltage spikes that occur when you turn off a circuit with inductance. Inductors resist a change in current by storing energy in their magnetic field(dubious statement perhaps), so when switched off that magnetic field collapses pushing electrons against one side of your switch. This causes a rise in voltage which can exceed the breakdown voltage of the metallic oxide semiconductor material which results in failure of the mosfet. To account for this one should "derate" the mosfet to perhaps 40% of spec when comparing to the operating voltage of the device, although the faster you are switching the more you may want to derate. For high speed High current switching one might want to consider using a wide bandgap material for the semiconductor switch such as Gallium Nitride or Silicon Carbide as these are available in standard pacakages. Keep up the good work!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hi Matt, thanks so much, I appreciate the feedback!

[@timooster1108]

Awesome! Those flames look so cool and so dangerous, and the design of your coil is really neat! I have built a 13.56 MHz MOSFET powered coil a few years ago, with similar results. I've found that there are a few things that increase efficiency: -Pick a FET with a high d V_ds/dt rating. This becomes crucial above ~100W, because a parasitic bipolar transistor is triggered if this rating is surpassed, shorting your supply. -Pick a FET with gate structure metallization. Normal FETs have a few ohms of internal gate series resistance, which leads to high losses. Metallized gates can have way below 1 Ohm, which is important at several amps of gate drive current. Also, lower resistance means better resonance. And yes, you can actually burn an uncooled MOSFET just by driving it at these frequencies. Don't ask how i found out...

[@adamsobczyk5192]

can you share diagram?

[@larrywoods7114]

Great sense of humor. As someone once said, a burned out transistor is better than a pair of idle hands. Thanks.

[@TannerTech]

That is awesome! I want to try and build one of those now. Have you ever thought about using vacuum tubes for your experiments?

[@eminusipi]

Before I read your comment I asked the same question. That would be quite an interesting project. There was an old Popular Electronics article back in the '60s that did that with a small vacuum tube and flyback from a tv set.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hey Tanner! I love your work man. I have a few vacuum tubes, just, like transistors!

[@mallardtheduck406]

@@eminusipi I had that magazine, I bought a box of old Popular Electronics magazines from a flea market 27 years ago. It had two coils to build, a large one and a small one in a metal box with a very odd old fullback and vacuum tube, very cool.

[@KeystoneScience]

Hey; nice seeing you here tanner ;)

[@TannerTech]

@@PlasmaChannel Thanks!!! I enjoy your work as well! I have a 10kw transmitter tube, I may be trying your circuit(with a few modifications of course) with that tube later. It would be a lot harder to burn out than a mosfet haha

[@InFAMOUSPS4_19]

I love that he posts his music in the description. Not everyone does that so major props!

[@Magneticitist]

Bro this is going to get like half a million views before long, that's awesome. I hope the FCC doesn't get mad wait no I don't care.

[@johnmood5653]

First offense for deliberate interference can net a $10,000.00 fine and some significant jail time, beware, it has happened. Look up the fines & jail earned by hacker ( now supposedly reformed named Kevin Mitnick) Have fun, but try & comply.

[@celinalind]

Nice video!! Best collaboration;) brilliant work @teslaundmehr !!!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks a ton!!

[@manvstaco]

Syropyro has a crazy one of these:D

[@ikitclaw7146]

totally amazing, i wanna build one now lol. On the subject of the 1 hand rule, its also best to use your right hand not your left, you show it but didnt mention it, for those who dont know why, its just the path to ground via your left arm can also pass through your heart and disrupt its rhythm. keep up the amazing work, this channel is up there with my faves like ElectroBOOM and Styropyro.

[@GRozaLab]

Nice flame, cool!

[@redrokee1082]

Thank you for blessing us with your videos

[@cosmicnova6873]

Electroboom will shoot the star from space to earth , he loves oscilloscope so much

[@johnmcclain3887]

Thanks for a really good video regarding plasma generators and tuning them for such a nice little project. I bought a plasma cutter thirty years ago or so, in my machine shop, well familiar with theory, but I've never made plasma with semiconductors and of such generous power for it's size, I find that a perfect "coffee table candle", great build. Thanks again.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hi John, glad you enjoyed so much! Thanks for watching. Wait until you see my video coming out in a week.

[@acompletelynormalhuman6392]

So assuming That I am invincible to heat could I touch this without getting damaged Also you keep referring to the flame as being made out of plasma But I'm pretty sure all Flames are made out of plasma just some are made from a chemical reaction And not ridiculous amount of electricity

[@elpechos]

true

[@amfa7]

Stunningly simplified a discovery most future rests upon. Danke, spasibo and thanks.

[@MasterIvo]

Here is the direct link to Leon's plasma video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3K0npR3et6Hn8U somehow I couldn't find it in the video description?!

[@prestontingley8914]

Best video yet… I’ve been coming back now n then the past few years to attempt a project or just enjoy the knowledge, but this one is just rad… I know I won’t be able to replicate this one😂😂 but man oh man was it a pleasure to watch, thank you for the endless dedication and free knowledge🙏

[@Thesignalpath]

10:07 - Oh no... That is not true at all. You are mistaking efficiency for device fT & fMAX...

[@Live.Vibe.Lasers]

can you explain in simple terms iyhtt?

[@boomstick1584]

@@Live.Vibe.Lasers ..potato

[@Jeff-rs1lz]

Dr. Tesla discovered the flame discharge, I was surprised you didn't mention this.

[@prathmesh_chougule]

Please make a GM counter using very high voltage.. that would be amazing..

[@DiyElectronic]

Very Nice Falm 🔥I will also make very soon...

[@DudesIn101]

I'm new to your chann,this is interesting to me thanks,for having the chann,and I have always been fascinated with magnets and high electricity,even hydromagnetic engines,

[@nightsurfer1]

Alright just found this channel, and this is my second video that I watched after the cold plasma one..... Subscribed! Keep up the awesome work! 👍🏻

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks so much! Welcome to the family

[@kathyquantrill5985]

I would start by measuring the LC secondary/150pF resonant frequency at low voltages, using a nanoVNA or a signal generator and the scope. Once you know this, then it would be a much simpler matter to tweak the driving oscillator to get to the same frequency. You'll be in the ballpark a lot quicker, and burn through less components along the way.

[@Юлиус-п6ц]

I love the way you're making it, Sir. You are so thoughtful!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks!

[@Юлиус-п6ц]

@@PlasmaChannel U r welcome. :)

[@V1ctoria00]

Why did I just find this

[@aaronslickers245]

If Dolph Ziggler and Heather Ledger had a child, it's my new favorite channel =) heading down this rabbit hole!

[@deniz_colak]

this is amazing!

[@ThePinkBinks]

Wait wait wait... We could both colour the flames AND tune them to play music?! 😱 Okay okay in theory, yeah, but... We could see the colours and sound the way nature puts them together in flame? Duuuuuuuuuuuuuude......... 🔥

[@captncloud50]

Would love to see it out inside one of those fake battery powered candles. They’re hollow inside or can be hollowed out easily and they have ones big enough for that contraption. Would be cool if in every way it was a candle. Maybe see if you can trick people or have them side by side with a real one.

[@GitaCahyaEkaDarmaAstroyudo]

Yeayyy...Finally got my name on the New Patrons. Great job, Jay. You really build it up science with the touch of elegancy artistic

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks so much, and honestly, I plan on rolling out some new perks for you patrons soon. You deserve more than I provide lol

[@GitaCahyaEkaDarmaAstroyudo]

@@PlasmaChannel You're very welcome. Keep inspiring us with your innovations. lol

[@mihalyhorvath2617]

Its a really cool build. I first saw this from styropyro just "slightly" bigger.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Haha yeah Drake's build was waayyyy scarier

[@Peter_Schluss-Mit-Lustig]

@@PlasmaChannel your saying Complete disassembly of whatever touches the flame is scary?

[@garymarullo]

Remarkable video. Mind blowing amount of hours. Great job Jay.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks so much Gary!

[@justin.campbell]

thats just beautiful, but imagine sittina at a dinner table with that and reaching over to grab something...

[@sFeral]

then picking ur teeth with a light saber

[@reecebeck971]

you wouldn't reach over a regular candle anyways... and if you did touch the flame from this you would get a burn, but that's about it

[@justin.campbell]

@@reecebeck971 true

[@Peter_Schluss-Mit-Lustig]

@@reecebeck971 yes a Burn from a ~150 Watt Plasma that can melt steel

[@ernestoterrazas3480]

Congratulations super tenacity but it paid. Great explanation over it . I can't wait to try to build one. Thank you very much for paving the road for us.

[@PlasmaChannel]

I’m glad you enjoyed the build. It took some time, and thank you for taking the time to comment.

[@V0TION]

Woah Teslaundmehr? Edit: Haha his german accent

[@kisheacox8147]

Just subscribed after watching your cold plasma video. You are like my plasma yoda instructor! Teaching me oh wise but really cool one!

[@cezarcatalin1406]

The one hand rule is useless against high voltage high frequency. The good news is that you cannot get electrocuted, it just burns you, so it’s like ordinary fire... except it goes through wires.

[@eminusipi]

True. I saw a video years where a dermatologist used HF current to remove warts by cooking them off.

[@ionut5350]

I was playing around with a flyback once, at a couple of tens of kilohertz and I got zapped off of a piece of sheet metal that was lying on the floor not connected galvanically to any of the wiring, just from capacitance. It gave me a small shock, equivalent to accidentally brushing against mains on an isolated floor, though the burn mark it created was quite unpleasant. I still have a tiny pinhole on the tip of my finger nearly a year later.

[@dwdadevil]

Isn't that the one saying the current flow, magnetic field and force directions?

[@electrolysisresearch8013]

Wow the way you describe it sounds absolutely terrifying LoL.

[@Magneticitist]

As per usual electrical safety goes though, voltages exceeding somewhere in the ballpark of 50-60V whether AC or DC is considered potentially dangerous. This may not be true for everyone but a standard has to be set somewhere. Dc bus voltages on the circuits can sometimes reach that high, or more.

[@travisduggins]

You are becoming such a large channel! I remember wondering why your channel wasn't bigger when you had 25k subs! Keep it up!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks man, I appreciate that

[@travisduggins]

@@PlasmaChannel Your persistence has truly inspired me! I am starting to get back into YouTubing and you have shown why you should never give up!

[@iruma04]

JUST TELL ME ONE THING THAT WHAT IS THERE TO DISLIKE THIS VIDEO IT GOT 46 DISLIKES ITS ONLY GIVING KNOWLEDGE FOR US NOTHING HARM OR RULE BREAKING OR SENSITIVE SO DONT DO THIS FRIENDS

[@Peter_Schluss-Mit-Lustig]

Well maybe some People expected this thing to do their laundry for them

[@Aloewells]

Not child friendly I think

[@HangTimeDeluxe]

@@Aloewells That is the most asinine reason for disliking anything ever. Go ahead and dislike kitchen knives, toothpicks, bodies of water, lightning bolts, etc. At some point the parent has to accept responsibility for their dumbass child's survival by keeping them safe from the non-child-friendly objects in the world. The truth is that even a video of a "cute something" will have a dislike. Research has been done on this topic, look it up. Also, if it makes you feel any better, yes, it is possible that some douche disliked this video because the resulting project is not child-friendly. Such is as likely as someone did not like the solder joints, someone did not like how he mounted something, someone did not like the way he described something, someone did not like his hair...just dumbass kids living in a basement that have never accomplished anything being judgmental of others, and just worthless oxygen-thieving trolls who are picky to the point of ordering fries with a specific salt-grain count on each fry. The world is filled with whiners, entitled losers, non-unit-producing complainers...the reasons for the dislikes are as varied as the people who leave them. Only one thing is for certain, they are the ones that make the world a shitty place to live. They are also the type of person that would let their kids fall into gorilla enclosures at the zoo.

[@onthewallministries258]

Dude... great job... good production value, good projects and good presentation... respect

[@markuskrause1436]

The real question is, can i light my bong with that candle ?

[@alandeng027]

It can, you can even impress your friends

[@NigelTolley]

It'll light the water inside the bong if you hold it there for a few seconds.

[@cuonglam0769]

too thoughtful to say godly. I wish you a lot of success and lots of videos that you like...thanks

[@jellosfunnymoments3409]

Who else came here from the action lab?

[@TheTubejunky]

WOW so many awesome KZbinrs in the comments, GREATE WORK GUYS THANKS FOR EVERY VIDEO! Great minds think alike and I'm glad to think along side these creators!

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thanks!

[@willardwalters3476]

OMG, EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i got resources from 💜 DOLY.BAR/ZMKANL 💜

[@ErCanEverything]

Nice job, well done👍👍👍🤝🤝🤝

[@MANUKRISHNAN008]

Clean and perfect build. I like your presentation and projects a lot.Love from India.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thank you very much!

[@danieljakubik3428]

Excellent device design and presentation!

[@shail2009]

Hi. Seen this type of experimental video for the first time. Very nice 👍

[@patgibsonguitar5000]

not a cheap circuit build, but interesting. This is not a battery operated widget. The zero-switching MOSFET idea sounded like the biggest challenge, highest rewards. I'm always amazed at the power of oscillators and their many applications. and it's invisible.

[@aps8446]

"A lot cooler"… "A lot hotter" I'd say. It's amazing!

[@emkkahn]

Used to use a plasma torch in the Chem lab to break down inorganic elements from soil and water samples (in a spectrometer). It was pretty, but quite hot and dangerous. Never thought of having one as a decoration.... Fun video, thanks!

[@paitenkersuresh5985]

Excellent experimental presentation. Hatsup to you. 👍👏👏👏 One suggestion, always use fire resist gloves, body cover aprons and safety glasses on doing any type of test / experiment on fire - safety aspect. Your life most precious than your experiments.

[@SevenDeMagnus]

Yes, I love plasma it's so beautiful. I love turning ON my plasma globe, every night, after a hard day's work. God bless, Rev. 21:4

[@fluiditynz]

That's pretty cool. In this age of kids growing up with tablets and cellphones with lots of youtube channels pimping PCBWAY sponsored full circuitboard projects, it's great for you to demo a more DIY budget approach. Years ago I did something similiar, extending an Amstrad CPC664 data bus out the back to drive serial and program 68HC11 microcontrollers with a cross assembler I wrote, a few others too. Keep up the good work, I love seeing what you make, though I'm not sure the humid conditions near water are ideal for plasma thrust boats 😎

[@jessecorkill7230]

Really cool to see Sean Bean picking up productive hobbies.

[@PlasmaChannel]

After I stole the ring from Frodo… I went into hiding in shame. In my solitude, plasma found my heart.

[@iamkian]

So nice Jay. This project is super cool. Love to try this one too.

[@PlasmaChannel]

Hey Kian! This project took me over $300 to produce. It will blow up everything from your powersource, to any batteries that you use. Once it works correctly, it will not break anything, but, in the process of tuning it, expect to spend a lot of money. Be safe. Cheers!

[@iamkian]

​@@PlasmaChannelwow. 300. I do not think I can get my dad to sponsor me this time :-( Will you make a DIY kit like you did with the small tesla coil?​

[@redrokee1082]

Ur vids are sooo interesting i am always so invested in the projects and the science behind them

[@PlasmaChannel]

That’s really nice of you. Thank you.

[@redrokee1082]

@@PlasmaChannel np i am just telling the truth

[@whateverrandomnumber]

Wow, now we have a rechargeable candle!

[@OGMann]

I read plasma and high energy and was like, yup. Subbed.

[@TimDeGeare]

You must have background in electrical engineering , great video

[@randypeddycoart5786]

New Rising Star! Awesome Video! :)

[@13_cmi]

My eyeballs have been pleased by this flameless flame

[@TheFarmacySeedsNetwork]

Very cool! Thanks for sharing! Haha! yeah that is a metric crapton of MOSFETs you went through!

[@AliSot2000]

So this is a super hot 120W candle. Very nice.

[@jfgad]

Can’t wait to use this during our next power outage!!

[@Science.H]

Your videos are very good, greetings from Brazil 🙂

[@paddy2661]

Wow Jay that is a brain tesser . Amazing build looks awesome and you never give up for us ,so well done an thankyou .

[@marshall5]

Very cool, nice workmanship. Can you make one that appears to be a traditional candle by adding a shroud or something? What does it look like in the dark, can it function as a candle?

[@na-fv7cl]

Clean hair and no hat on backwards much better than the last video I watched of yours.

[@김선학-g8o]

This is totally amazing!!! 👍👍👍

[@CruentusV]

not so much soldered as glued with solder, but works is works. thx for the intro to Teslaundmehr.

[@nrerdfhj]

Man your work is incredible for real !

[@PlasmaChannel]

My man Flo! Thanks brother. Wait until you see my next video.

[@jessem7235]

Looks like a mini light saber it can cut steel! Stuff it all into a handle size battery powered and crank it up to about three feet long flame and you have done it.

[@nainesh6138]

I love this channel ! 😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘

[@PlasmaChannel]

Thank you so much 😀

[@byronwatkins2565]

Use a good gate driver to turn the MOSFET on and off quickly and it will generate harmonics way up into the MHz even when driven at a few hundred kHz. Connect a HV capacitor across the MOSFET and it will resonate with the Tesla coil; choose its capacitance to select the frequency. Additionally, the MOSFET generates heat only while switching so a gate driver will prevent burning them up as well.

[@indianagrenoble38]

WHAT IS doing to put your candle in water ?! I'm very very curious of this... Many thanks

[@MizanChen]

I need 3 of these to put on a cake next year