SSTC pt. 16 - X-rays from a Tesla coil?

Today I warn about the risk of accidental x-ray production when using a Tesla Coil. Vacuum tubes, vacuum tungsten lamps, discharge lamps with an outer bulb under a vacuum, or other vacuum / very low pressure vessels may produce x-ray radiation when exposed to a high voltage from a Tesla coil.
I also diverge to DIY x-ray machines with x-ray tubes powered using various high voltage multipliers, usually from old CRT televisions. Those dodgy homemade contraptions are commonly used with an amplifying screen from an analog x-ray cassette, used as a fluoroscopic screen. Such experiments are very dangerous and I don't recommend them.
The first episode:
• SSTC pt. 1 - intro
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My DIY x-ray from 2009:
danyk.cz/rtg7_en.html
danyk.cz/rtg8_en.html
Kreosan's DIY x-ray:
• ✅Собрал Рентген устано...
• ✅На что способна Рентг...
Sifun's x-ray (gave his fingers radiation burns!):
• X-ray tube test run

[@fabiosemino2214]

When diode was wilder

[@mustafayasiraydin]

Those were the times

[@georgenikolop8960]

hey diode , rename your channel to: diode gone lecturing

[@christiansamulak5797]

Già

[@LubckeEnjoyer]

I once opened my USB charger and i saw that the transformer didn't even have tape isolation on any winding. I actually said bloody hell

[@oniruddhoalam2039]

Thanks Danyk for this information. I was about to make a Tesla coil and do this experiment.

[@FurryCuddler]

n o

[@Purple431]

Lol

[@barnahradszky3648]

F in the chat for electroboom. He put his tesla coil inside a vacuum chamber.

[@mernok2001]

It had a weak vacuum,no x-rays were produced.

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Electroboom will never reach DiodeGoneWild

[@igvc1876]

@@LucasPereiradaSilva just found this channel - why does this guy talk like this? lie ending each sentence like he is singing. Why does he do that? Is that intentional?

[@mareksvrcina5279]

@@igvc1876 That is supposedly the way he speaks. Him speaking in my first - Czech language sounds exactly the same.

[@maxxiang8746]

@@igvc1876 it's just his accent lol

[@TechGorilla1987]

Ben from Applied Science recalled where the FBI or some other Government agency visited his house in San Fransisco, US after he tested an x-ray tube in his garage. Apparently he tripped a detector somewhere.

[@DiodeGoneWild]

Did they come because of a video or because of a detector? And did he get arrested, fined or something? :)

[@TechGorilla1987]

@@DiodeGoneWild I will see if I can find the video where he talks about this. I will post here if someone does not beat me to it. I believe it was because he tripped a detector though. Thank you for making content!

[@MrTurboturbine]

@@TechGorilla1987 kzbin.info/www/bejne/aoPYhWWKoc2Vi5o 7:30

[@TechGorilla1987]

@@MrTurboturbine THANK YOU!!! Much appreciated fine sir! I was wrong...it was a busy-body that opened their mouth and clutched their pearls. :D

[@hoggif]

In my country making any x-ray machine needs a permit. If I owned one, it would be illegal to own it and even more so to operate one.

[@chattonlad9382]

One of the most interesting channels on KZbin.

[@raghavendrasharma225]

Kids - go power rangers Adults - nobody does it better Legends - EVEN MORE SALLLTTTT!!!

[@agustinusreynaldi7101]

THE FLOOR IS VIBRATING!

[@the_danksmith134]

The floor is vibrating the room is vibrating! EVEN MORE SAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLT!!!!!

[@physicsisawesome696]

That's not correct. That is EEEVENN MOOORE SAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLLTT

[@agustinusreynaldi7101]

NOW I FEEL AN EARTHQUAKE IN MY ROOM!

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

Slavs always do better!

[@gordonrobertson102]

All the stuff on x-ray tubes was fascinating, it's been years since I had read up on this subject so was great to get a refresher course! I'm really enjoying the Tesla coil videos both series were very interesting Thanks for all your videos they are never boring!

[@hadjimouh8617]

The way you talk my brain gone wild 😜

[@wojteq_t]

Not only your.

[@atomicrocker]

I have strong feeling to vomit immediately!

[@garryclelland4481]

Thanks , super interesting for all us HV / Tesla types , thank you .

[@Gameplayer55055]

Some Geiger counters can show wrong numbers, interference from high voltage/frequency generators. But anyway x-ray experiments are very dodgy

[@ChrisElison]

Very interesting video! I was shocked to see that Kreosan video, they were so reckless with that X-ray tube, who knows what damage they have done to themselves!

[@Georgy-fg3bg]

what you wouldn't do for more subscribers?

[@_________________404]

Kreosan seconds after turning on the X-ray machine: *"3.6 roentgen not great, not terrible"*

[@deltab9768]

They are Ukrainian, after all.

[@mernok2001]

@@deltab9768 They live in Ukraine but they speak Russian.So they are actually Russian.

[@romanhanajik3185]

@@mernok2001 They have Ukraina genes and maybe they need in Moscow feeling of Chernobyl.

[@FreeCircuitLab]

Hi, I have one doubt. Can we build an FM transmitter circuit using crystal oscillator? While the crystal is very stable can we change its frequency slightly to make frequency modulation? Hope you will reply. Waiting :)

[@itsevilbert]

Thank you very much for sharing. Knowing that this can happen, means that people can avoid the danger to others (and themselves) of mixing vacuum with high voltages. Finally a logically reason why parents used to say do not sit so close to the TV (which used a much much lower voltage and the glass contained lead).

[@ionut5350]

old timey vacuum tube tv's didnt have as good of an xray shielding as modern ones, also some color tv's used a shunt regulator tube for the anode voltage which emitted quite a fair amount.

[@QDStrength]

@7:00 probably 3.6 Roentgen

[@FyrewurX1]

Not great, not terrible...

[@fjs1111]

I'm glad you posted this warnings for people -- Anything with high voltage and a vacuum for electrons to accelerate + deaccelerate will create x-rays. Generally I've learned that if it's less than 60KV the x-rays are too soft to penetrate through glass and skin, etc. However, tesla coil voltages absolutely will create hard x-rays.. Bremsstrahlung Radiation (german for Braking?)

[@godfather00cz]

interesting, so danyk is finally scared of something....

[@moonmatthew]

Pravdě podobně jsi Čech :D

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

That's because he was not wearing Adidas©

[@sharifabdul4237]

Good video brother, well explained.

[@scratchdog2216]

Good safety lesson. Well done. Thanx.

[@szekerespista3758]

Thank you for informing! ❤️ . Very helpful! 👌

[@hoggif]

A good warnirning for anyone working with high voltage. Geiger counters can be saturated with xrays emitted during peak voltage too. With a real xray tube they may count close to 50 pulses per minute when they emit pulses of xray bursts at at voltage peaks.

[@brucel.6078]

Excellent video! Much information. Im glad you dont glow in the dark!

[@agustinusreynaldi7101]

DiodeGoneWild: The X-Ray are dangerous and emitting some radiation. KREOSAN: *Playing around with DIY X-Ray machine* Me: Tty adding some saaalt. ElectroBoom: Sounds fun.

[@_________________404]

Lmao Kreosan is from Ukraine, u know what else is from Ukraine ?

[@deltab9768]

Pripyat and Chornobyl, where they vacation regularly!

[@peterzingler6221]

There was a video on homemade x rays on KZbin so this will definetly work

[@atalakeanumonarshi129]

So, here's Danyk answering my question... Thank you BTW. Now I know what happens to it without risking filling my whole room with X-ray radiation...

[@deltab9768]

Diodegonewild: doing it at home so you don't have to...

[@pinoyenginerd1091]

Nice explaination

[@AscanioBorsato666]

Tnx so much , this is a very interesting video for who dont know x-rays .

[@electronic7979]

Very good video

[@colzilla090]

Awesome series mate LOVE IT!!! Your cats funny :) no legs haha Before i start my build i wanna pick ur brain Ive conjoured a schematic from all your videos, clever design. Can you possibly tell me were i can find the final schematic for this? for comparison. Ive watched all the episodes, is this SSTC #5? or #4 with different supply? I looked on your site, but couldn't see the digram you used in the videos. I understand the driver etc i would like to just examine the way you safely hooked up mains..naturally! Bang lol Again love it !! Good job

[@mernok2001]

Will you also get dots if you film with an older style vacuum tube camera instead of a solid state one(CCD or CMOS)?

[@jumasmarty6643]

thanks excellent description

[@_________________404]

Where is the 3.6 roentgen comment ?? I'm disappointed...

[@tirtagttech512]

Not good, not terrible 😁

[@Blacklab99]

I have nothing but admiration for your knowledge on this subject. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing.

[@NerdlabsSci]

diode gone lecturing

[@visiskasniekas4523]

Once i tried producing xrays using a soviet GP-5 high voltage vacuum tube and i zapped it with a zvs driver and my dp5 geiger counter, despite having a shielded probe, maxed out. Later i drew an arc in air and it still showed a lot of radiation so i concluded that it was likely the zvs driver operating frequency that messed with my counter. Are you sure that your geiger didnt do the same? i mean yes there was a significant amount of xrays produced but maybe the frequency of the coil was effecting your measurments too?

[@friedrichfreigeist3292]

Did you ever upload a final schematic for the driver? Im still interessted in that

[@desmondhow343]

I also has a Tesla coil but luckily I didn't use a vacuum tube to do this experiment. Good to know it's dangerous. Good video

[@teresashinkansen9402]

X-ray tubes output an insane amount of radiation, an eye opener for me was when I started playing with a dose calculator (rad pro calculator) and realized this fortunately didn't had an x-ray tube before that. They can output Sieverts per hour at about a meter with input powers of a couple tens of watts, its just totally mental. "ultra high level" pitchblende rocks are cute compared to an x-ray tube.

[@inductivelycoupledplasma6207]

OMG yes. X ray tubes are insane. Big samples of rich pitchblende may put off 1mSv/h in gamma on contact. Even a tiny dental x ray tube can put out insane amounts of radiation as you said (with tiny amounts of beam power).

[@arf20]

Please can you make a proper schematic in your website? I would appreciate that. I love your videos, really

[@John_Smith__]

Totally Agree , Playing with X-Rays is Very Very dangerous! Do not do this anywhere near your body or any living creature. Always keep it safe!

[@Miata822]

Scary stuff. X-rays, like any high energy ionizing radiation, are not perceptible to the human senses at levels that can cause life threatening damage. Strong enough X-ray energy will feel like the warmth from a heat lamp but at that level tissues inside you are rapidly dying.

[@AKAtheA]

1) the open end of the RGBT-62 probe is just the red plastic foil in front of the tube (does squat to the X-rays) 2) almost all Geiger counter tubes are calibrated to much higher energy radiation (hundreds of keV to single MeV gamma), so in fact most thin-walled tubes will severely overestimate the dose rate when left bare, especially with low energy X-rays...remember that the tube is just a binary detector, it has no idea about the actual energy of what triggered it 3) "energy compensated" tubes have a specific shield in front of them, which while correcting the dose rates for higher energy radiation tend to also completely absorb the single tens of keV X-rays TL:DR - do not use a GM tube to even try to estimate dose rates with low energy X-rays. Unless it was specifically designed/calibrated for it - the data is useless, it can be off by several orders of magnitude either way. It makes a for a good detector (especially for us broke-ass amateurs), but an incredibly shitty meter.

[@oniruddhoalam2039]

I am not sure, but looks like the sparks may wirelessly ionize the gas in the tube like the fluorescent tube.

[@AKAtheA]

@@oniruddhoalam2039 the tube has a metal wall...

[@GRBtutorials]

Well, better if it overestimates the dose than if it underestimates it...

[@kasparroosalu]

@@AKAtheA That tube does not...

[@AKAtheA]

@@kasparroosalu I have a video on my channel taking an RGBT - 62 probe apart. It DOES

[@mysock351C]

Odd thing about the radiation seen on the CCD is there is no "green" specifically. Only red, blue, and white. Wonder if that was due to the construction? Would have expected to see all three primary colors but maybe he green pixels at that location are activated along with the red and blue to give only white.

[@DiodeGoneWild]

The "green" is nearly white probably because of how the software interprets the raw data from the Bayer filter, which has twice as many green pixels. Each full color pixel is calculated from a 2x2 square of red, green, green, blue pixels. It probably interprets it as green only if both green pixels are excited. But the x-rays only excite one at the time.

[@mysock351C]

@@DiodeGoneWild Ah ok. Thanks. Yeah I kind of remember that from importing video and images from a CCD camera way back when in robotics courses at college. Kind of makes sense since it would help preserve the RGB balance in low light conditions by having a portion of the green just go to gray scale.

[@wd-4053]

Are you the one who burned table salt using 3 MOTs? I've seen some videos of a guy from CZ several years ago...

[@AscanioBorsato666]

I used an old thermoionic tube and a piece of aluminium foil , close to it , x-ray was generated . I try with a phosphorous paper taked in an old hospital , it draws with a glowing green light the presence of x ray

[@nortenhardenberg1598]

Do You still have X-RAYS photo's on Your wall from back then?

[@PF-gi9vv]

Would taking iodine help counter act the x-ray effects on the body if you've already tried something like this in the past???

[@DiodeGoneWild]

as far as I know, stable iodine isotope is used to saturate your body so it doesn't later store radioactive iodine isotopes (from a nuclear disaster or so). It won't help against the effects of x-ray exposure, future or past.

[@richardnanis]

i didnt think that x-rays generated from relatively low-power tesla coils and vacuum tubes could be so dangerous and such high energy. Can you give a comparison of natural radiation dosis per day or year compared to a sec of tesla generated x-rays so that one can understand the dosis and danger? What would be a better device for measuring x-rays more precisely?

[@redoverdrivetheunstoppable4637]

i have the same type of lamp, the one with the cylindrical clear glass you can perfectly see the inside (not sure what type it is) i got it near my low power tesla coil and the inner tube glowed blue, but i didn't get the lamp on the spark and that coil can make like 30kV on the "flame"... i SUPPOSE nothing happened... jeez i didn't know it was under vacuum, done a couple of times

[@danijel124]

If you put an arc lighter in a vacuum chamber does it produce x rays?

[@drobotk]

I don't think amateur vacuum chambers can reach that level of vacuum to produce x-rays. ElectroBOOM put his tesla coil in a vacuum and even after a long time pulling the vacuum, there still was a discharge arc

[@1marcelfilms]

Even more xrayyyyyy More rafiatiooooon

[@RadOo]

Is it 10:25 possible to destroy the sensor in the camera?

[@vaykoden793]

Absolutely possible, radiation can damage electronics, and even drain batteries.

[@AmitabhAnkur]

Deadly

[@twentycm]

Hi thanks for the video, does anyone know where I can buy a low price Geiger counter? I have a crazy neighbour who is always playing with Xray lamps and it really made me worry about the radiation. ☹️

[@drobotk]

Call the cops lol

[@twentycm]

RoboT lol I don’t want to go to that route until I am sure that the radiation is reaching us 🙁

[@drobotk]

@@twentycm Well it's their job to investigate and check if he's endangering anyone right?

[@gasmaskazofficial2126]

DIY.

[@ryoandr]

6:57 I was half expecting Czech version of BLOODY HELL.

[@gacherumburu9958]

Thanks for the info!

[@amk_psy7301]

i thought this was happening because of RF disturbance in the geiger counter or the camera circuit... did you tried this experiment without that sodium bulb?

[@DiodeGoneWild]

Yes. Without the bulb, no dots, no geiger reading.

[@drobotk]

Hey Dan, I have another totally unrelated question if you don't mind ;) I'm wondering what is the maximum frequency of the half bridge with those DGDT transistors you use. I'm asking because I've been trying to power my coil which has a higher resonant frequency than yours and I'm getting very little output. The transistors aren't overheating anymore though :). Thanks!

[@DiodeGoneWild]

It could probably run at a higher frequency, but IR2153 has a 1.2us nominal deadtime. So at 416 kHz, the pulses completely disappear in the deadtime. At 208, kHz the deadtime is already the same lenght as the pulses. So you should probably use IR21531 which has only 0.6us deadtime. And of course, at a higher frequency the control circuitry may draw more current, keep this in mind if powering it using a resistive dropper.

[@mernok2001]

If you get an insulationm failure between the primary and secondary of a VTTC-vaccum tube Tesla coil Can the tube get high enough voltage to produce X-rays?

[@DiodeGoneWild]

It's probably going to be absorbed in the decoupling capacitor.

[@mernok2001]

@@DiodeGoneWild Unless it also fails open circuit :)

[@tuberworksjones]

Academically i am qualified but still wouldn't touch power supplies as I don't have isolation transformer and don't have the practical experience

[@DynoRC]

How to call fbi using a lamp

[@aleksandarvasilevski7410]

Think that tesla coil can interfere gegier counter electronics even without x-rays.Control test should be made witg regular no vacuum lamp

[@DiodeGoneWild]

I did the control test. This is only happening with the sodium lamp on top.

[@T2D.SteveArcs]

@@DiodeGoneWild can also wrap Geiger in foil and ground it ..

[@Trinitrophenylmethylnitramines]

Oh mah god when i was a kid i put a small crt monitor on top of a tesla coil without knowing it could produce xray. I had done it multiple times for a few minutes each. Now the consequence awaits me

[@kaleemulashwaqmohammed1995]

Hi... please Make a video on teardown of 5v 1Amp hi-link power module ac to dc converter .

[@RelianceIndustriesLtd]

scientific progress not only takes brains but also courage, dont be scared of xrays, take proper protection, buy some lead bricks, they are pretty cheap, maybe old scrap lead acid batteries should also work

[@davidtapia5492]

you are awesome, thank you so much love from Mexico

[@GabrielKozsar]

The counter maxed out several orders of magnitude. Not Great, Not Terrible

[@Mussolini_duce]

Schematic ?

[@eppe8755]

What is it second vaccum tube? 1:50 minute

[@DiodeGoneWild]

It's soviet GU-50.

[@eppe8755]

@@DiodeGoneWild thank you 😁

[@ElIsraelJijijiji]

Wait wait if vacuum tubes near Tesla coil produce X-Rays, then why the hell they make Vacuum tube Tesla Coils?

[@anindyamitra5091]

wait....WTF!! Electroboom put the whole SSTC in vacuum, what about that?😶😶

[@poiiihy]

😳

[@mernok2001]

It wasnt good enough vacuum to produce X-rays.It was a purple arc discharge.When X-rays are produced there is no arc discharge in vacuum but green or blue fluorescence

[@anindyamitra5091]

@@mernok2001, yeah, thought so!

[@DiodeGoneWild]

Probably too poor vacuum. He was still on the right side of the Paschen's curve, too low breakdown voltage of the air and too many molecules for the electrons to accelerate.

[@akosv96]

Outer bälb

[@youliantroyanov2941]

U da man 👍

[@viermidebutura]

could it be that the high frequency of the tesla coil messes up the Geiger indication giving it a far higher count?

[@DiodeGoneWild]

no. This didn't happen with no lamp.

[@sfp4197]

I made a x ray generator with a random vacum amplifier tube from a old crt tv and a flyback transformer And i breath thorium powder twice and i am stil alive

[@rajvanshsingh2018]

@@DiodeGoneWild Hi, Can you please make a power supply with variable voltage and which could give current upto 20A with fairly easy connections. It's a request of a young watcher. Please help your little brother from another mother from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.

[@Georgy-fg3bg]

@@sfp4197 it's time to write a testament.

[@sfp4197]

@@Georgy-fg3bg with the thorium i feeled sick one day and the vacum amplifier x ray tube it don't work or it was a small amount Next time maybe

[@ornessarhithfaeron3576]

dangerooz

[@FurryCuddler]

Your Geiger counter starts detecting X-rays cuz if radiation hits counter inside the counter Spaaarks start. And detector detect current in geiger counter. (circuit just applying hv in geiger counter) And your sstc can make this sparks inside Geiger counter if there's no radiation. Sorry for bad English. I am from Belorussia and belorussian language very similar to Czech language.

[@deltab9768]

In another comment, he said that particular geiger counter didn't detect anything when he ran the teslacoil without a vacuum tube. It only started making xrays when he put a lamp or vacuum tube on top.

[@FurryCuddler]

@@deltab9768 Ok

[@anador8934]

Not great, not terrible

[@randomleinadz8883]

You mean my crt tv emit xray?.. oh no

[@barnabasnagy9595]

Can a sstc work with a random microcontroller (like attiny85)?

[@barnabasnagy9595]

@@NerdyNEET Thanks :)

[@LucasPereiradaSilva]

DiodeGoneWild should put a soundtrack on his videos like this one, blin! kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnbNopmFgM56jac

[@rajvanshsingh2018]

Hi, Can you please make a power supply with variable voltage and which could give current upto 20A with fairly easy connections. It's a request of a young watcher. Please help your little brother from another mother from India🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳.

[@eDoc2020]

Dan (DiodeGoneWild) has some projects on his website: danyk.cz/reg60v_en.html danyk.cz/at_atx_en.html The first is built from scratch and the second is made from modifying a PC ATX power supply (there are lots of videos about this, kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZaxcpuGYqx8oNE was in my sidebar. DGW also did a video I believe) If you want to build something from scratch with a simple schematic, you probably want a linear power supply. Lots of info online. If you don't need voltage regulated, just connect a standard transformer-rectifier-capacitor basic supply to a variac.

[@rajvanshsingh2018]

@@eDoc2020 thanks buddy

[@jstro-hobbytech]

That nixie is enormous. I don't think you can even buy them that large. The largest ones I could find were like 4cm tall for 70cad each. The soviet Era ones I mean. You should do a cool project with one of your old displays or set of nixies. I could make a joke about another youtuber who thinks he or she is the KZbin display expert. But I won't. They should be your nest egg for retirement then move to a hut on a beach hahaha

[@sohan43215]

can you make thermal battery? With charging solar panel!

[@sohan43215]

@Následovník Nikoly Tesly Can you tell me where you were read , I also want to study.

[@two_number_nines]

why do xray scans cost 400$ when a throwaway crt tv modded with a 2$ sodium lamp can draw the image on a 0.20$ piece of paper and you can snap it with your phone you already own? Edit: its much cheaper here, but im sure it wouldn't be in america or any big european city

[@oniruddhoalam2039]

Do x ray scans cost 400$ in your country? Really?

[@two_number_nines]

@@oniruddhoalam2039 maybe 100-200$ over here, but im sure much more elsewhere in western societies

[@videolabguy]

You are paying for the and the depreciation cost of the machine and mostly the expert operator, who is highly trained to not kill you. The actual X-ray is free.

[@two_number_nines]

@@videolabguy you are paying off debt they took for overpriced 100k$ machine. My point is the whole medical industry from degrees to equipment is priced to extort people held hostage by their illness. During covid, ventilator manufacturers send cease and desist letters to people publicly posting repair manuals, while their "authorised" repair of a 2$ component takes months and costs thousands.

[@GRBtutorials]

Because you live in a country where you have to pay directly for healthcare, most likely private, so they can put whichever price they want, as long as all other companies do the same (which they do because they all profit from the unwritten deal).

[@-_-boring340]

Your Englisch ist so cool

[@techtinkerin]

KREOSAN are bloody nutters🇺🇦😁❤️

[@tetraederzufrequenztesla2342]

I would like one series of videos where you show; how to make a катушки мишина step by step. Thank you for sharing.

[@Elektronenregen]

So if you build a Vaccume Tesla Coil you can accidentally build a X-Ray machine?

[@DiodeGoneWild]

If the peak anode voltage is too high, it's possible.

[@felixcat4346]

....and scare my cat.

[@raajandear7284]

Cat 🏃🏃 i love cat

[@jsimish]

Wrong ! Wrong ! WRONG !!! Remove the light and it will still register Xrays, its a FALSE reading caused by the high voltage and high frequency of the coil

[@andymouse]

Very informative, glad your still wild....but not that wild..ya gotta no when enough salt is enough.

[@BuzZ.]

Lol hold my beer

[@rhiantaylor3446]

I understand that a high voltage discharge creates X-rays and even hard X-rays. I also understand that a discharge typically requires 10kv per cm of discharge. what I don't understand therefore is why the discharges of 15cm and more that I have seen recently on your channel are not a concern ?

[@DiodeGoneWild]

You can't accelerate electrons fast enough to produce x-rays unless they are in vacuum or very low pressure.

[@csabi_jipo]

Beetweeeeeeeen

[@jarunruenpim5600]

I like a cat

[@jaidheersirigineedi8110]

Nice video! Can you make singing Tesla Coil.

[@kemalkurt5257]

It is too dodgy even for diode gone wild so it shouldn't build and run.

[@jean-paul7251]

What on earth is your accent??

[@physicsisawesome696]

If you don't upload new videos, we will think that................... R I P Diodegonewild

[@Cadwaladr]

Too much salt!

[@mysticmarble94]

Diode Gone Dark 😢

[@drobotk]

Well you could say that about every youtuber...

[@deltab9768]

RoboT yes, but you really worry about ones that deal with dangerous things like high voltage, climbing the outside of skyscrapers and moving trains, poisonous chemical reactions, pyrotechnics,wild animals... you get the idea.