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The rules are you must build the pulse motor new! you cant pull out an old pulse motor for entries. when your are complete you must upload a video to here: open-source-energy.org or to…
Pulse Motor Build Off 2013 Contest Update #1 check out peterhalleffect for ideas on what we are looking for. www.youtube.com/user/peterhalleffect Original video for PMBO 2013 please see this page for all details and information:…
Whats In Side A Vintage Analog CCTV Video Camera? CRT Video Recording Device? (Vacuum Tube) Model: WV-1004A Manufacturer: Panasonic Electronics Type: Black & White Camera Year: 1978-1980 B/W VIDEO CAMERA w-2/3″ VIDICON & LENS,…
Here’s my “current” project: A small Tesla coil, with primary power from a Microwave Oven Transformer and a high-voltage Full Wave Bridge rectifier. I used a simple 2-element “blown” primary spark gap. In this…
It just won’t go to ground through the spark gap. If I bring the ground wire close to the positive side of the capacitor it will arc, but not on the negative side. The…
Uploaded for Gene, Tadej, Paul, Brad and Professor Steven Jones. Also for people who may wish to build the kits in the future, or are interested in their construction. A step by step instruction…
Pulse Motor Build Off 2013 Winner’s video Congrats To All! I will be emailing everyone the info for the dates and times for the 11-7-13 smart scarecrow show. to see more about the build…
please see this page for all details and information: http://rwgresearch.com/events/pulse-motor-build-off-2013/ Russ and Brad (AKA Tinman) would like to welcome you to the 2013 pulse motor build off. The main aim of the build off…
This is a replication of Chiilqueen’s high voltage inverter circuit that uses electrical component parts removed from a disposable flash camera. The project required careful removal of certain small parts from the printed circuit…
A disposable camera trigger coil, directly connected to a 6V DC source from a wall adapter. The mains line ripple is my theory of how it works. Rotor is from an old 12V PC…