Making Wireless Power With Lego

[@lotion5238]

That is a badass name for a circuit

[@dronko-fire-blaster]

And you got a new sub, amazing channel you got here!!

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Really appreciate it 😁

[@goldensniper4you]

I love your videos of creative lego stuff

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Hey thanks, appreciate it 🙏

[@autisticChronicles360]

1:18 Unless you happen to be Spencer Shay from iCarly. That dude be setting it on fire, lol. Jokes aside, neat design.

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Now that you mention it, there may be fire involved in a coming video ;)

[@MoctorDac]

I scrolled down to the comments to see if anyone was giggling about the censored feet like me, so I found it extremely funny that you mentioned iCarly. :^)

[@JamiesBrickJams]

@@MoctorDac 😂only recently heard about that whole fiasco

[@toni20k]

holy moly this is awesome! cant wait to see more videos like that!

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Aw thanks a lot, appreciate it! 😁🙏

[@dronko-fire-blaster]

Cool, can this be scale-up easily I want to build one now!

[@JamiesBrickJams]

It sure can. Though you can actually make one MUCH more powerful, and also much smaller. That's my next video coming shortly 😉

[@paltipa]

Another great video! Keep them coming James! 👍

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Thanks Arman, working on the next one already!

[@Sean-Ax]

8:11 an electric band? am I going crazy? lol

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Ha not crazy, I think I misspoke 😅

[@Sean-Ax]

​@@JamiesBrickJams Yeah, I figure you meant to say "elastic band"; I'd make that kind of word slip too. lol

[@CPhillips88]

This is a fantastic video!

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Cheers Cameron, appreciate 😁

[@trevorhaddox6884]

Instead of a 9V and a custom button, you could just use a standard PF battery pack. Also, what is the frequency you are using? 2N2222 is not that high of a frequency transistor IIRC.

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Damn now I'm kicking myself - using the PF battery pack would have been a much better idea! The frequency is self-drive, so it sort of depends on the setup.. but usually for a 2n2222 it oscillates around 1-2 MHz. Though I believe they can manage a max of around 200-250 MHz. It really doesn't like a lot of current though. Tends to get fried in about 15 seconds with voltages over 9v if current isn't limited. I've found you can sustain it much longer if you limit the current a lot though. Or use a heat sink. Might post some experiments there at some point

[@greenphantom093]

Where do you get it? The copper tape,wires,and the magnets.

[@Ds1-556]

Is it ok if I don't use a light?

[@the555timer]

6:51 you ssaid an extra 2 it's only four twos but you said five

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Sure did .. but hopefully quick enough nobody else notices 😜

[@the555timer]

Nice videos btw I know quite a lot of electronics and you explained everything so well

[@MeepMoop-ek3pb]

i have a idea you need to make a car motor pulller that can pull a car

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Damn I like that idea 🤔

[@01drain]

hey, the circuit is say, the secondary coil top is going to ground and between a capacitor. can this part be skipped?

[@JamiesBrickJams]

Hey, if I understand correctly, yes you can skip it - the top load acts as the 'capacitor'. But most of my slayers don't even need a top load to work fine

[@01drain]

@@JamiesBrickJams oh okay, thanks❤️❤️

[@JamiesBrickJams]

@@01drain no problem, good luck!

[@random_ak_in_the_backyard]

Ur so underrated

[@thequeen_els5236]

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