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Complete Your Profile- Dr.M3 commented on Daschizznit's instructable Batch programming (slightly advanced)9 months ago
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- Dr.M3 commented on How-ToDo's instructable Simple Tesla Coil10 months agoView Instructable »
hey you can increase results with metal topload, an aluminum foil ball can work too, if you dont want to spend money on something fancy, it increases capacitance and such
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- Dr.M3 commented on Gursimran Singh 425's instructable Wireless CFLs (using wireless electricity)11 months agoView Instructable »
hey this is basically a slayer exciter, there are many tutorials on the internet on how to Make them. he should have used better components though. I know I use a tip31c trans npn and a 47k ohm res and 2 uf4007 diodes. along with primary and secondary coils. you should also use a cinductive metal ball at the tip for better results.
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oh yeah, i made a slayer exciter and its basically the same, you dont feel the current but you do feel the burn.
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- Dr.M3 commented on Chip Fixes's instructable How to Build a Slayer Exciter1 year agoView Instructable »
uf4007 diodes arent available where i live, where can i get some / can i use 1n4007?
