Teardown of the Plasma-Disc & Plasma-Ball

[@lightbulbgonewild3205]

The gases in the plasma ball are Ne Ar and Xe.

[@KainkaLabs]

THXs for info.

[@mernokimuvek]

Plasma balls don't use a very low pressure gas mixture. They usually have about 0.6 bars, higher than neon signs.

[@KainkaLabs]

Do you have a source for that information? Can´t believe it.

[@mernokimuvek]

@@KainkaLabs Just google plasma ball pressure. If it had a low pressure filling the whole globe would glow evenly and thin, long arcs would never form.

[@vant4888]

Probably steel wool was originally connected to transformer wire and pushed inside sphere by plastic tube.

[@jeffg4309]

Did you find the material from the mini plasma-disk with the bumps? I'd love to DYI one of these things and trying to figure it out. Also, in another video, you had a schematic of the plasma plate - have you posted that anywhere?

[@tim46767]

I think it is the same material used in cathode-ray tube.

[@truth1052]

I can get that current out and it does burn your skin like you said. You can see water vapor mists coming off your skin at the point of contact.

[@KainkaLabs]

That is quite unusual. Then you must one with extremely high power :-) Perhaps there is some leakage???

[@xcoverTest-i8b]

Wikipedia says it is Phosphor inside of the Plasma disks ;-)

[@KainkaLabs]

"Phosphor" is technically a very general term for all kinds of fluorescent (or phosphorescent) substances. So it is with 99% certainty not the chemical element phosphor.

[@krishna34674]

Your website is broken.

[@KainkaLabs]

Which website do you mean?

[@krishna34674]

shop.kainkalabs.com and kainkalabs.com

[@coldfinger459sub0]

What happened to the videos. They stopped?. I got no update videos from you .

[@KainkaLabs]

I was sick in the last 4 months. I will continue in the next few weeks with the videos :-)

[@tacticalsavage]

@@KainkaLabs i am still waiting for a video; shot a video or not, i hope you are all well...