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very sensitive single transistor oscillator running kind of an electrostatic Franklin bells; two transistors’ oscillator alt-lighting setup running 12V 85W headlight and 120V 60W halogen light; four transistors’ inverter 60Hz output
home made electrostatic generator
This is my new electrostatic motor that shows the ability of these type motors to do work. The design of my motor is based on a motor built by Oleg Jefimenko that developed 1/10…
This shows carbon fiber brushes for an electrostatic generator made from bits of carbon fiber cloth and copper wire. This brush method helps reduce the friction and wear that occurs with these generators.
This is a strange electrostatic experiment that runs for hours on energy stored in a automotive ignition coil capacitor. It operates on the same principle as the ‘Franklin’s Bells’ device except that the electrical…
This is a simple hand powered electrostatic generator with an added capacitor to store the energy. I have it connected to a chiming bell similar the Franklin Bell.
This is a simple but fast electrostatic motor. It is powered by a negative ion generator. Here is the video by OUBrads that inspired me on this project.
This is simple electrostatic motor made from three water bottles and a coat hanger. To power it I am using a simple manual voltage multiplier power supply design by Thomas Kim. It uses an…
This shows a AA battery powered high voltage power supply for use in electrostatic experiments. It uses a modified disposable flash camera circuit board coupled to a Cockcroft Walton voltage multiplier.