Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Some days ago , user Tinselkoala showed a stuning video, where he could light a 120 incandescent bulb connected only on one of the terminal of the battery (+ or - no difference) and the ground or directly connected to his body. The bulb was much more bright in comparison of the same bulb connected to the main grid.
So i decided to attempt a replication with a much smaller Tesla coil.
It seems that i can get almost the same result. Of course not so powerfull as TK 's result but clearly the effect is there.
Tinselkoala sayd that he thinks that the effect comes from the battery, and he asks how to describe the circuitery.
So i am also very interested to investigate more into this experiment
Hope this helps
Laurent
Some days ago , user Tinselkoala showed a stuning video, where he could light a 120 incandescent bulb connected only on one of the terminal of the battery (+ or - no difference) and the ground or directly connected to his body. The bulb was much more bright in comparison of the same bulb connected to the main grid.
So i decided to attempt a replication with a much smaller Tesla coil.
It seems that i can get almost the same result. Of course not so powerfull as TK 's result but clearly the effect is there.
Tinselkoala sayd that he thinks that the effect comes from the battery, and he asks how to describe the circuitery.
So i am also very interested to investigate more into this experiment
Hope this helps
Laurent
