Uploaded July 2017 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
I decided to place a 240 volt neon across the electrodes of the reactor.
Not only did it light the neon,but blew it to pieces.
As seen in previous video's,the supply voltage is very low at only 22 volts AC,but we are getting very high voltage spikes during the arcing in the reactor.
The fire in the water cant be seen very well with the camera,but i can see the blue/red flames in the water once the arc has stopped.
More to come.
I decided to place a 240 volt neon across the electrodes of the reactor.
Not only did it light the neon,but blew it to pieces.
As seen in previous video's,the supply voltage is very low at only 22 volts AC,but we are getting very high voltage spikes during the arcing in the reactor.
The fire in the water cant be seen very well with the camera,but i can see the blue/red flames in the water once the arc has stopped.
More to come.
