̣ yes, you can hear how the noise level of the camera changes when it becomes silent after he sparks

I have had one for over 3 years and it still works

@@richcampoverde ur lucky asf they normally dont last

Use a 1 ohm high wattage resistor

@@KZfaqsuxdonkeys Proble I always had was internal overheating inside the potted component, and overvoltage. I Got them working reliably for reasonable amounts of time but only after oil cooling them.

@boy - roblox what is the standard voltage for this module im still confused can i use a 18650 type battery to power this?

this did not kill your meter... you can put these directly on your meter to measure the current. Mine measures only about 0.2mA

at 4.2v

@@miniwarrior7nope

@@miniwarrior7 Different meter,

You would kill any thing that comes near it unless you lower the input voltage

yes

Nope

+Maxwell Dynamics The input current is as far as I remember a bit more than 3A (at 6V ). But I would recommend to use a lower voltage because I smoked one of there things after 30 seconds at 6V.

+Elektronaut Awesome, thanks for the reply!

Elektronaut smoking hv generators is not good for your lungs m8

This one should be fine. It doesn't produce nearly enough ozone to be even mildly damaging. Tesla coils are the order of magnitude you should be worried about.

I have not used any ICs here. That's how the high voltage module functions.

You could switch the power source on and off with a transistor to modulate the arcing with a microcontroller

Is that possible ?

@@unpopuIaropinion yes

It won't work

The last one would fry

@@alexzigler6298 nope, they work pretty well

dont go over 6V , the module is sensitive to overvoltage

@PHILL DIXON A transformer and a transistor and a capacitor and a controller of some sort

Not a controller bruh its like those arc lighter kits its self oscilating

+lennchma I think rough calculations can be done by the maximum break down distance. It's like 25-30kV per cm for air. This method is quite inaccurate though.

+Andrew Burke And btw... if you put it at 12v after about 2 minutes it smokes and dies.

Exactly! Not the product's fault if you misuse it.

Alexandre Kandalintsev its actually 1KV per mm if I remember correctly so the output should be around 20-30kv

If there was a hunk of meat between the points would it spark at 3mm? I’m thinking mouse. Would it kill a mouse?

Make a taser

I use one on a 3d printed case for cooking various bugs that make it into my house. also works for lighting certain things on fire

It hurts quite a bit. I have only zapped my fingertips with it and had no problems afterwards.

If it goes in from one hand and out from the other you may die. One hand or one spot on skin is totally safe other than pain and burns

There is an integrated bleeding resistor, which bleeds the capacitors making it safe to touch after 8-10 seconds. But that's assuming that it is indeed there and functioning properly. I would first check with multimeter before relying on that. If you want to touch it while powered, as other said, touching it with one hand will probably only cause light injury. It is isolated from mains via transformer internally, so even if you are grounded, you should be OK. Touching it with both hands or in any other way which creates a loop through your body might be dangerous.

Make a taser

You buy new one

Good question! The output should be DC so theoretically it should work. But keep in mind that you need to figure out the polarity and I don't know how they behave if the output of one of these is connected to an other source.

This HV generator is not really suited for longer operation. Only a few seconds at a time. So powering it with a 9V battery would shorten this time even more. In my opinion 9V would be okay, but just for really short bursts. Let'S say you want to zap something (or someone ;-) ) Aside from that, these generators a really cheap. Just get a bunch of them an try it out!

Thanks!

I'm not sure. The crux of these modules is that the output voltage can rise to the point where the internal isolation fails and the thing just destroys itself. I mean they are cheap so not much harm done. I built a static grass applicator myself and used a dedicated device that cost around 18$ (can't remember)

It's quite painful.

I was testing one of these and my left hand came in contact with the secondary output for s fraction of a second. Let me just say that it gave me quite a jolt. The shock was sudden and painful and you just instinctively want to make it stop. Experiment with it at your own risk but please, be very careful.

WitchidWitchid i have one 200kv input 3.7v using 18630 battery

+Алексей INKOGNITO do it ;-)

It takes 3.6 volt DC, which is the voltage you'd get from a standard lipo. I put one in an electric fly swat when we got a hornets nest by our house.

As far as I remember a 5V power supply

Thomas Maloney you'll burn it in 1 day😂

Where did you get this

These things draw up to 3A from a single cell li-po or li-ion. Trying to drive one from a 9V battery would be an impedance mismatch to put it lightly. Within 10 or 20s the terminal voltage would probably fall too low to run the module at all and virtually all of the power dissipated in the circuit would be from the battery internal resistance. The ads say you can dive them from 1 or 2 cells but the performance really doesn't improve with higher supply voltage. My experience designing blocking oscillators like these suggests that the level of feedback is what determines the appropriate supply voltage and more is not better. I got a flat slab shaped version with identical output characteristics. It had thick heatshrink around the entire module which I removed. Without it I can easily feel a small section of the device heat up rapidly when powered. I assume it's the switching transistor. I've seen them advertised as putting out as much as 1 MV, which would jump almost a meter. Clearly they put out closer to 30kV at most and if you want them to last the max run time is maybe 10s followed by a 50s cool down.

RIP English

my Que.1 why it's stopped working? what's wrong is voltage is too high and when he failed to reach tht distance and died!! heated up joints ???

Que.2 how i suppose to create more strong and longer atleast 3cm arc with module on internet??? anyone have link

Here have a reply poor guy

Thank you :-)

Elektronaut good I helped.😂😂

No.

3.7-6v arasi brat

+a7mad2000 tanki I couldn't resist it.... It stings a lot ;)

+Elektronaut did you try it on yourself?

Yes my friend shocked himself and he went into fetal position for about five minutes

+kyattapollo i try it on my hand.. just shocked and had heart attack for a couple seconds .. and also my skin is burned -_-

Althewahyu must be careful then :$

if one would give 400 kv, then yes you would get 800 kv

not necessarily, as you wouldn't be able to make the wave-forms synk up

babungaCTR pretty nice concept, but in the description when you buy it says it transforms only 7.4V to 1,000kV (even though it is 100kV, I have bought the same). In the product review someone told he fried it with a 9V battery.😂😂

Two transformers in series would multiply. It would be on the order of gigavolts. That is, if it was designed for such. In reality it would simply would fry - much like plugging it in to the wall socket.

Where to buy this product in Bangladesh

​​@@abirkhan1306 is punctuation a thing in Bangladesh?

What voltage did you apply though?

Is your wire a bare or skinned? If skinned there’s no insulation whatsoever and it gets grounded But if it’s already bare since buying it’s already coated (heat can destroy the insulation) Or then idk