1 High Voltage AC/DC Effect on Human Body
Mehdi Sadaghdar tests how AC and DC at rising voltages feel on the body; cited in shock-safety questions, though viewers dispute what it shows about DC.
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Mehdi Sadaghdar tests how AC and DC at rising voltages feel on the body; cited in shock-safety questions, though viewers dispute what it shows about DC.
Shows a lineman boarding a live high-voltage line from a helicopter, often cited to illustrate capacitive coupling and why current needs a complete path.
Mehdi Sadaghdar builds a coilgun with his usual deliberate mishaps; cited on electromagnet design, with a warning that the circuit is not one to copy.
Cited in threads on series battery stacks as an example of a 244-cell 9 V stunt, which answerers describe as reckless rather than instructive.
An entertaining demonstration of a simple Tesla coil driver, linked to show wireless power transfer and its limits whenever the slayer exciter circuit comes up.
Dave Jones explains how a Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier works stage by stage; answerers link it instead of writing the explanation out again.
Footage of a 500kV disconnect switch drawing a long arc as it opens, linked to show how far high-voltage arcs can travel.
Big Clive's warning about microwave oven transformers, shared to make clear how easily these projects injure or kill.
Shows a lineman working on a live high-voltage cable, cited to explain why high voltage alone does not injure and why current flow is what matters.
Footage of helicopter crews working on a live 765kV transmission line, cited to illustrate potential equalisation and why isolation from ground keeps workers safe.
ElectroBOOM builds a Marx generator for big arcs; shared for the basic idea rather than exact instructions, sometimes with a safety warning.
Linked as the source of a circulating gif of a high voltage arc gun, shared for curiosity rather than instruction.
Footage of linemen working on energised high voltage lines from a helicopter, linked to illustrate potential equalisation and conductive protective suits.
Big Clive takes apart an arc lighter and draws out its circuit, cited for the schematic and estimated electrode voltage.
A slayer exciter Tesla coil build guide that two people found clear and usable, while one critic questions its fix of paralleling burnt transistors.
Appears to use a car battery demonstration to show how little current flows through a hand in parallel with a wire, linked in high voltage safety discussions.
Footage of arcs forming when high voltage switches open, used to illustrate how hard interrupting large currents is and why arc control matters.