Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Watch this crazy experiment with a DIY wireless energy tower built from a 13.56 MHz transmitter and special discs by Ham Spy Style! Despite the tower getting warped and melted by glue, it still manages to wirelessly light up LEDs from a surprising distance. See the challenges of stacking repeaters, the hilarious balancing act, and how this prototype wireless power transmitter defies expectations. Perfect for fans of wireless power transfer, DIY electronics, energy experiments, and Ham radio projects.
All components seen are available from Hamspiced:
github.com/hamspiced
Leaning Tower of Pisa picture from Pixabay - JimboChan
Sound Effect by Lazy Chill Zone from Pixabay
Images by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay
Watch this crazy experiment with a DIY wireless energy tower built from a 13.56 MHz transmitter and special discs by Ham Spy Style! Despite the tower getting warped and melted by glue, it still manages to wirelessly light up LEDs from a surprising distance. See the challenges of stacking repeaters, the hilarious balancing act, and how this prototype wireless power transmitter defies expectations. Perfect for fans of wireless power transfer, DIY electronics, energy experiments, and Ham radio projects.
All components seen are available from Hamspiced:
github.com/hamspiced
Leaning Tower of Pisa picture from Pixabay - JimboChan
Sound Effect by Lazy Chill Zone from Pixabay
Images by OpenClipart-Vectors from Pixabay
