I Built A Military EMP Gun! (New Method)

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    I don't know why, but I love EMPs and EMP generators. In the last few years, I've showed you how to build all kinds of EMP generators. But there are a few methods which we haven't tested yet. And I don't mean EMPs generated by a nuclear bomb or a flux compression generator. There is another method ;)
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    Music:
    Crescendo - Alexander Nakarada
    Farm - Alexander Nakarada
    Countdown - Alexander Nakarada
    Emotional Piano improvisation - Alexander Nakarada
    Any time now - Phat Sounds
    Visitors in the Night - Rafael Krux
    00:00 Intro
    00:36 The Method
    02:02 Create your own PCB's
    02:48 How does it work?
    03:52 The new Generator
    04:17 Overview
    06:00 First Epic Test
    07:08 Mobile Phone killer?
    07:27 detecting the EMP
    07:49 Epic Pictures
    08:29 Outro
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Komentáře • 373

  • @LabCoatz_Science
    @LabCoatz_Science Před rokem +97

    Excellent video Leon, this build was super fascinating! Now I kinda want to make a flux compression generator...

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +8

      Thank you Bro!!! Haha yes, would be very interesting! But first I need the 50kV 0.5uF cap ;)

    • @LabCoatz_Science
      @LabCoatz_Science Před rokem +4

      @@Teslaundmehr You might already know this, but it looks like you could get around one hundred 400V/47uF capacitors on eBay for $25 USD. Put in series, that could be a cheap way to get a 40kV/0.47uF capacitor bank! Even buying from Mouser or Digikey, it looks like you could get away with such a bank for around $100. Something to consider!

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +3

      @@LabCoatz_Science That is actually a good idea, I have 200x 400V and I think 82uF or something. The only problem would be the High Inductance as well as the resistance. But I should definitely try it out!

    • @THEMFORMATION
      @THEMFORMATION Před rokem

      Yes you can cause those vaxxed with Graphene Oxide to stroke out on command

    • @al-shahriarnajim7156
      @al-shahriarnajim7156 Před rokem

      Is that his name Leon?

  • @Xray-Rep
    @Xray-Rep Před rokem +110

    Hello.... I've been experimenting with exploding wires for about 10 years. My current (no pun intended) setup uses a 100 uF/4KV oil-filled capacitor. The kinetic energy during discharge is about 800 joules which produces a very bright and very loud discharge, similar to a gunshot or large firework. I live within a residential neighborhood, and so I must attenuate the sound as much as possible so that my neighbors won't call the police thinking someone was shot! I recently got hold of an old satellite TV dish which I plan to use as a focused EMP generator. If I can excite an LC circuit at the focal point, I believe that I'll be able to transmit an EMP pulse several meters (maybe wishful thinking!). I'll let you know how it works after I build and test it. I love playing (safely) with this stuff!
    Oh, by the way, PLEASE make sure that you have plenty of ventilation while vaporizing metal wires especially wires made of lead or other toxic metals. Breathing metal vapor is VERY bad for your health! Thanks.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +8

      Hey,
      thank you for your answer, that sounds very interesting! Please let me know about your results! And yes, you are right. It's very toxic. I only vaporize lead free solder ;D

    • @motosk8er2
      @motosk8er2 Před rokem

      This. All metals are toxic if inhaled in vapor form. Especially aluminum. It's well known to cause a variety of serious health issues. Play safe!

    • @germanjohn5626
      @germanjohn5626 Před rokem +6

      Not to discourage you, but we have discharged 40kv into different coils from 1-10 turns and had a pop can inside it. The actual transferred magnetic energy was just about able to deform the can ,nothing more. Even if you would be able to have a fully resonant circuit, all you would create is a good ole sparc gap transmitter. The microwave dish will do nothing to focus the energy it would need to be vastly bigger since the main energy of an EMP is between DC and 100Mhz, a wavelength of 3m and up.

    • @yjweaver5108
      @yjweaver5108 Před rokem +2

      Definitely he needs more inductance

    • @bgjohnny
      @bgjohnny Před rokem +1

      Hi, what do you think would have happened, if Leon had arranged the exploding wire in the form of a coil?

  • @justinbanks2380
    @justinbanks2380 Před rokem +22

    "it's not necessary, but looks cool"
    You know you're building something awesome and doing it right when you get to say that!

  • @boltzbrain3039
    @boltzbrain3039 Před rokem +35

    I fell down the DIY EMP hole a few years back, but never knew of the exploding wire method.
    Great video, i enjoy your content!

  • @flamescales7422
    @flamescales7422 Před rokem +98

    So, basically you are just shorting the capacitor... What if attach a coil and use the emf to destroy stuff? I mean.. It would be fun ig

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +25

      Yes, that would also be very interesting! At a voltage of 1.8kV more efficient than wire Explosion I guess...

    • @KaliFissure
      @KaliFissure Před rokem +12

      short it through a pancake coil to keep a flat-ish field front?

    • @tevomice9085
      @tevomice9085 Před rokem +2

      Teach me

    • @willyd61
      @willyd61 Před 4 měsíci +1

      in my best beavis voice, fire fire fire

    • @fightfanian
      @fightfanian Před 3 měsíci +1

      Would it be good for taking out spying drones? I feel like we need that to protect our homes these days. Shotguns can be dangerous, not so bad with bird shot but still dangerous, while a directed emp weapon with a range of 150ft or so would be completely safe to human life

  • @mallardtheduck406
    @mallardtheduck406 Před rokem +16

    The silver wire exploding that glowing green was gorgeous!!! I have experimented with HV for a long time and I still get nervous around MOT's. Stay Safe My Friend...Good Job!!!

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +4

      Yees man, looks like aurora borealis ;) I agree, mots are not a toy and I have big respect while working with them. An Isolation Transformer is a good Solution!! Thanks Brother, you too!

    • @camojoe83
      @camojoe83 Před 5 měsíci

      You must be terrified of a HID light then.

  • @foogod4237
    @foogod4237 Před rokem +8

    I think it would be worth trying different thicknesses of wire as well. It is possible that the reason you are not getting a very strong EMP is because the wire is blowing too quickly, so it does not have time to establish a really high current (and thus high magnetic flux) before it is interrupted and collapses. I suspect there is probably a "sweet spot" for wire thickness and materials that will maximize the EMP output in this setup, which also likely depends on capacitor size, inductance, etc.
    It would probably also be worth actually measuring the capacitor voltage before and after to see how much of the energy from the capacitor is actually being used when it fires (this would require disconnecting your power supply before firing the gun, and just measuring the capacitor voltage directly (you can use the discharge resistors as a voltage divider and tap into them to get a measurable scaled-down voltage reflecting the actual capacitor voltage)).

  • @germanjohn5626
    @germanjohn5626 Před rokem +3

    lol, I used to do this all the time testing Thyratrons, 40kv and 2x 20uf (40uf total) capacitor discharged through a second thyratron that switches the full energy to the wire within micro seconds, faster than a spark gap. There was never any "usable" energy for an EMP recorded during my time of testing (10 years doing it up to 5/6 times a day) The first thyratron has to fire in the primary site when it detects the arc in the secondary. To do this, the capacitor is fully charged and then disconnected from the source. Those oil filled capacitors can hold that charge for a year without bleeding down. They are about 3ft high, 6 inches deep and 20 inches wide, weight around 100lbs. The power supply is used in a 100kw transmitter running at 40kv plate voltage. and the Thyratrons original function is to short the HV if there is an arc detected on the line that feeds the tube in order to protect the tube and remove the energy available from the supply. 2 of them working in tandem are fast enough to protect a tube that would cost close to USD 150K . We only tested the functuon of the tyratron not the circuit so we dumped the condensator energy into thin wires and created basically the same as they used to do in old flash bulbs for cameras in the 60s and 70s only our wires were only a few inches long. I have been as close as a foot away from the wire behind plexi glass with all kind of sensitive equipment and never had a problem. We measure energies over a vast frequency range from about .5hz to 1Ghz. Btw, your parabolic mirror is only for show, it doesn't do crap at the frequencies the main energy wave is produced. It will do a little above about 1ghz, but the amount of energy produced at those frequencies is minuscule even in our setup. The noise we produced, well lets say it is quite loud and can scare the bejeezus out of some unsuspecting people even a few hundred feet away. Sadly, high power thyratrons are rarely used anymore as modern low energy power supplies are protected differently.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Thanks for telling your story, sounds very interesting!!!

  • @synchro505
    @synchro505 Před rokem

    That first pull of the switch was hilarious! 💥 Great video and channel.

  • @perkins1439
    @perkins1439 Před rokem +4

    I'm learning how to build one of these for the AI Wars that are coming up assassin Bots you know the whole takeover scenario

  • @SpectrumDIY
    @SpectrumDIY Před rokem +1

    That was really fascinating tbh, thank you for sharing!

  • @leon13noelspy
    @leon13noelspy Před rokem +1

    I got a cap bank made from old soviet oil capacitors. They are from old radar equipment and had an initial rating of 10kV and 0.5uF. A friend replaced the oil for me and they are now tested to 110kV but you have to submerge them in oil for that. I only use mine up to about 80kV. Any more and it jumps over between the contacts. I never charged the cap bank that high though... 30kV is already loud enough to make your ears ring with ear pros on and you feel the shockwave. The cap bank has currently 3.5uF i think... works well for exploding 0.2mm wire. I never tried any other type of wire and all my cameras also still work but i could try it out again...

  • @-Tris-
    @-Tris- Před rokem +6

    More Flashlamp than EMP but still cool. And I somehow like exploding wires with a capacitor 😁

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +2

      Haha yes you're right 😂 But I will try to get the 50kV 0.5uf cap!😎

    • @-Tris-
      @-Tris- Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr ka warum mir das gerade jetzt einfällt, aber: niederohmige Kohleschicht-Widerstände und diese dünnen Graphitminen für nachfüllbare Bleistifte 😉
      Haste mal einen Draht in einem Glas Wasser explodieren lassen? Nichts besonderes oder? Mach das mit einem Kohleschicht-Widerstand (~1-10 Ohm) und das Glas platzt.

  • @TimesNewClassicBookReview.

    Hi Leon, this is an extremely insightful study - my question to yourself is what is the amount of power in (AMPERES) that the EMP Gun is pushing current?

  • @carlubambi5541
    @carlubambi5541 Před rokem +7

    Voltage and amperage are crucial in generating the pulse .Also you have a conductor running across the reflector re absorbing the energy being created it will produce counter emf into your rectifier bank

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +2

      Thanks for the Information!!

    • @carlubambi5541
      @carlubambi5541 Před rokem +1

      @@Teslaundmehr run the 2 leads out the center of the reflector in parallel with a coil of wire between the 2 posts .you will have to adjust how far out the leads must be to propagate the wave front .there must be no conductors of any kind infront of the focal plane other than the filament to be vaporized

    • @germanjohn5626
      @germanjohn5626 Před rokem +1

      @@carlubambi5541 you will never harness enough energy. because the available pulse has such a wide frequency range and your coil only sees a small sliver of it.

    • @carlubambi5541
      @carlubambi5541 Před rokem +1

      @@germanjohn5626 .Always wondered how frequency would affect the pulse .Unfortunately only DC is used and there is no way to modulate the dC pulse either the pulse is positive or negative that's it .When using a Tesla coil to generate an emp,Or a tazer it's different you are using an alternating energy pulse .

    • @carlubambi5541
      @carlubambi5541 Před rokem

      @@germanjohn5626 It's true ,but every known device made out 8n the market today will 9noy be affected by specific frequency impulses You don't hit the right frequency the devices don't see an overload .It's funny how tela coils can take out loads of electronics and at the same time some electronics it totally immune to its impulse

  • @mikehenry1488
    @mikehenry1488 Před rokem +1

    The moment we can build these into mobile anti drone weapons, can't come soon enough

  • @hiddencow3272
    @hiddencow3272 Před rokem

    Im wondering why you used that kind of reflector, will it really work with those frequencies?

  • @christopherabate9339
    @christopherabate9339 Před 9 měsíci

    It was a very inspiring video wanted to try to build it myself and was wondering what are the specs on the fly back transformer, ZVS driver, and pulse capacitor? Just wanna make sure everything is compatible any help would be appreciated. Cause I had already built the dolphin flashlight one, but was very weak, but your videos look very promising.

  • @CharlieSolis
    @CharlieSolis Před rokem +3

    Awesome video!
    Personally I want to build one of the EMP devices that works from collapsing a conductive cylinder thats between a magnetic field. Using a small explosion to collapse the cylinder to have a smaller area which the change in area causes an induced current and results in an emp.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +2

      Thanks!!! That sounds good, I guess that would be a small flux compression Generator?

    • @CharlieSolis
      @CharlieSolis Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr yes! I believe that’s what it’s called. You probably have made a ton of videos on it before but for some reason the algorithm is just now showing me your channel for the first time.
      I have a degree in physics, love Tesla and build real actual working Tesla Turbine Electric generators for a living… I’m literally your target demographic. what was YT waiting for? 🤭
      Anyway, I could complain about the suggestion algo all day long, but for now I’m just going to go watch your other videos!
      Share a few links if you have a few good ones that ya want to expedite my search process.
      Again, love the channel! Keep up the good work!

    • @CharlieSolis
      @CharlieSolis Před rokem +1

      @@Teslaundmehr I gotta brush up on my German so I can watch through all your videos, vielen dank!

  • @pauljs75
    @pauljs75 Před rokem +1

    I remember reading something about this kind of idea, but doesn't the wire being exploded have to be part of a magnetic coil? (The idea was to have an energized strong electromagnet short out or shunt in some fashion.) Not sure how you could work that out on this kind of setup?

    • @fireteamomega2343
      @fireteamomega2343 Před rokem

      Yes you are correct with the key word being the wire being exploded... I don't think he got the correct information about how this works.

  • @noelandrew3600
    @noelandrew3600 Před rokem +2

    using a coil of wire instead to increase the em field, based on the em feild produced in those coil shrinking devices, and the lower end can cutters. both create a lot of EM that would just need to be directed.

    • @MacGuffin1
      @MacGuffin1 Před rokem

      Yes, and your 'mirror' didn't look very ferrous, also consider making a wave guide

  • @MonotonyTV
    @MonotonyTV Před rokem +4

    *EMP Gun?* If something electronic has been hit by an EMP blast, is it damaged forever or will it eventually revert back to working normally?

    • @fireteamomega2343
      @fireteamomega2343 Před rokem

      That depends on how susceptible it is to power surges and magnetic fields. Most chips or anything that requires you to be cautious about static discharge will likely be irreversibly damaged. Though you may get lucky and it attenuates to a filter circuit or capacitor in the device that can absorb it.

  • @whisperingsquid5630
    @whisperingsquid5630 Před 8 měsíci

    Knew this was available if needed. Good for drones. Nice build.

  • @hankaajindrich8622
    @hankaajindrich8622 Před rokem +1

    I think the EMP needs a very short thick wire lead and a thick wire coil as well. The entire line from the condenser to the dish is a coil. Also, the capacitor must have a small ESR.

  • @threeMetreJim
    @threeMetreJim Před rokem +2

    Straight out of the 2004 book "Electronic gadgets for the Evil genius" - First time I've seen it on CZcams though. One of those real expensive kits from "Information Unlimited" (If I remember right).

  • @petevenuti7355
    @petevenuti7355 Před rokem +2

    It'd be really great to see you do a collab with photoinduction, preferably by an offshore wind generation faculty with access to the main line to shore!
    That way you're far enough away so you don't fry your neighbor's stuff, and it'd be a fun way to use up all those extra MWh we don't have the batteries to store yet!
    Just don't get struck by lightning 😜🤦🤷😁😒

  • @GaryMcKinnonUFO
    @GaryMcKinnonUFO Před rokem

    I'd not heard of the exploding wire method, excellent!

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +2

      Thanks, in one of the next videos I will use a real pulse Cap ! (50kv)

  • @giovannimanilardi480
    @giovannimanilardi480 Před rokem

    Hi Leon, I am subscribed to your channel and am interested in your videos, which of your projects could I use to disturb my neighbor's loud speakers who always has the volume very loud?
    Thank you.

  • @martinb.770
    @martinb.770 Před rokem

    Chuck Norris got one of these as a gift, in case he needs reanimation. He uses it to light his cigars.

  • @ApoloSh71
    @ApoloSh71 Před rokem

    Hey thats a very cool project! I was thinking to do it and found your video which is SUPERB. Thank you very much for sharing :)
    I liked your design and its very helpful. But I was thinking that, for the parabolic antena to work, you should match the design to that of the wavelenght of the pulse. Diameter should be 20 times the lenght. Also I think the exploding wire should be at the focal point ;) but barely starting to think this out

  • @rikj1025
    @rikj1025 Před rokem +2

    Großartig und dann noch unterschiedliche Materialien aus probiert 👍🏼

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +1

      Danke dir, ja, ist wirklich sehr interessant, wie unterschiedlich die Explosionen aussehen ;)

  • @christopherleubner6633
    @christopherleubner6633 Před rokem +3

    The easiest way to build one is a spiral line flux compresion generator. It does not use anything special, just a jelly roll capacitor with 8 to 20 extra turns in the middle well insulated as a spiral. It gets charged up and discharges with a fast switch like a spark gap. The current becomes a time compressed pulse of about 60nS because each turn halves the discharge time and multiplies the voltage by 2. Then have the discharge travel through a shredding element like one of those DTV antennas at the focal point of a dish and grounded through an inductor with all of it in transformer oil. The mode broadening by the antenna decreases the pulse time to less than 4nS 😲🤓😎❤

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +1

      That sounds very interesting! Thanks for the explanation!

    • @Jarmezrocks
      @Jarmezrocks Před rokem

      I used to think I was smart and knew cool shit? But them the Dunning-Krugger effect kicks in...... Like just now?
      And it's at that moment that you realise you are not cool and you don't know shit!
      This is criticism gladly accepted. May I come here every to remind myself from this day forward. Forever and ever Amen!

  • @mathieucaron4957
    @mathieucaron4957 Před 2 měsíci

    "Military EMP" unable to stop a phone sitting on it 😂

  • @samuelcarley7245
    @samuelcarley7245 Před rokem

    You could use a larger transformer, capacitor, and transmission cables and determine the emp by the thickness of the exploding wire.

  • @cranegantry868
    @cranegantry868 Před 4 měsíci

    Is your oscilloscope still working... no? Well your EMP generator has worked successfully.

  • @jwc4520
    @jwc4520 Před rokem

    Well as a young electrician. I once was part of a rew that by accident t created ball lightning. All it took was two opposing 10 000 amp DC supplies and an oops on two wires. Also about 6000 volts . You can get the same effect with a submari e battery ... it is almost magical plasma churning about in a ball ...just floating hitting ground and gone ..Ah that few seconds of WTF will never be forgotten . Take care .

  • @JohnDoe-rx3vn
    @JohnDoe-rx3vn Před rokem

    Your clapped out old S8/S9 looks just like my old one lmao, the things go forever but im glad i upgraded

  • @hackercop
    @hackercop Před rokem +2

    Wow this was interesting. I've never seen this method before. When the magnetic field collapses and induces a high voltage it is capacitively coupled to the other end of the circuit even when the wire has melted so there is an RC time constant that will limit the max voltage you reach (not sure if I said that correctly lol). Maybe a higher voltage capacitor is all you need (what about the capacitor banks from a SGTC).
    Also most of the electric field is near field radiation so I don't think it can spread far outside the wires when the magnetic field collapses.
    These are just my thoughts. I really enjoyed this video

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I'm glad that you enjoyed the video ;)

    • @hackercop
      @hackercop Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr You're welcome also well done for getting sponsored by JLC. I'm a big fan of your channel and have built my own tesla coil!

  • @eniggma9353
    @eniggma9353 Před 6 měsíci

    i love the melancholic music in a military related project haha

  • @Ixquick979
    @Ixquick979 Před rokem

    Is there a way that I can build a small EMP device that can destroy a LED street light that is preventing me from seeing stars from my yard, something that I can raise on a wooden pole so that it is close to the street light so that it fries its electronics?

  • @SkookyDoo
    @SkookyDoo Před rokem

    Excellent, I've been needing one of these.....

  • @chessoc7799
    @chessoc7799 Před rokem +1

    That does look like the thing Doctor who built in the MacCoy years :). Actually I think it was for the same thing - to knock out Dalek systems in the fictional version.

  • @Rezin_8
    @Rezin_8 Před rokem

    I have been saving microwave parts for 10 years waiting for this video

  • @universeoa2752
    @universeoa2752 Před rokem

    "unfortunately the phone still works" Kills me lolol

  • @nunyabisnass1141
    @nunyabisnass1141 Před rokem

    In the 90s i came across a book that listed a lot of high voltage projects from a mini rail gun, wire exploder, and jacobs ladder and stuff like that. Its been a long time but they wanted to use about 300,000 volts and two giant capacitors for this projecr. I was a teen so i didnt understand most of it, the only thing i did knkw is that this would likely kill me if i ever thought of attempting it.
    Anyway, i want to say they said the effective radius was something like 10 feet, and they also wanted to use 3mm wire no more than 2cm long.

  • @gconol
    @gconol Před rokem +1

    I built a Van De Graaf generator couple months ago just for fun. It doesn't produce nearly the amount of power your EMP machine does, but it shuts off computer monitors nearby. I was quite surprised by this considering that the generator was poorly made and it was quite weak. It can only produce 1cm very skinny disappointing sparks. This would make it around 30kv. Despite its shortcomings, i was able to wreak havoc on computers. Watching your results makes me wonder that maybe it's not necessarily the wire exploding that produce the desired effect. My guess is that it lacks the high voltage or the surface area.

    • @badgermcbadger1968
      @badgermcbadger1968 Před 4 měsíci

      1cm arc in the air is more energy than a 1cm arc between 2 conductors

  • @logaandm
    @logaandm Před rokem

    "Unfortunately, the mobile phone still works." LOL! Truely an engineering geek!
    Keep at it. One day we will all be saying "Amazing how well it works."

  • @cristianbataturescu5695

    How can obtain longer distance with this ?

  • @JessicaRyan7of9
    @JessicaRyan7of9 Před rokem

    Will be interesting to see what you do next.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      I will build a real one, I order a 50kv pulse Cap ;)

  • @Naomi_Boyd
    @Naomi_Boyd Před rokem

    I think the metal ions in the vapor cloud might be absorbing much of the EM pulse and converting it into visible light and heat. I don't know how you would get around that with this design.

  • @petevenuti7355
    @petevenuti7355 Před rokem +2

    Another thought, use that compact fluorescent bulb *AS* a helical antenna (for the operating frequency of your target), the current and magnetic field should go up as quickly as vaporizing a wire could make it go down (because plasma).
    If the bulb survives, maybe it could be used in repeated pulsing mode!

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +1

      The problem is that they are normally filled with mercury :(

    • @petevenuti7355
      @petevenuti7355 Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr true, even though the quantity seems small compared to all the other metal and metal oxide vapors you breathing from the wire vaporization (Seldom 100% pure Element)
      I'm sure they're comments section on CZcams we probably flame you for that one!!!
      I'm sure you can get neon or helium or other gas discharge tubes without Mercury, just would they be available in a helical shape? A high intensity Xeon discharge tube intended as a pump for a pulse laser would fit the bill, but that might be too expensive...
      You wouldn't happen to be friends with some glass blowers or maybe a guy with a good vacuum pump?

    • @petevenuti7355
      @petevenuti7355 Před rokem

      @@williamwilliamson1096 absolutely!!!
      ...glass blowing , custom gas mixtures, custom tube sizes and shapes, high voltage transformers, vacuum pumps...
      Someone who makes custom neon signs would be the *ideal* person to partner with to make such a plasma antenna!
      Hopefully you know someone who would be interested in doing any of this?

  • @BlondieSL
    @BlondieSL Před rokem

    Leon pulls twine rope and ends up being transported to the year 35,000 where he discovers that using twine rope was the problem.
    Science! AM I RIGHT!
    ROFL
    😅😂🤣😁👍

  • @phantomhck
    @phantomhck Před rokem

    I'm surprised you didn't dig up any of the work los Alamos labs did on helical flux compression generators. There's a wealth of practical knowledge there.

  • @neepsmcfly4176
    @neepsmcfly4176 Před 5 měsíci

    A mini supernova! Would that just be called a Nova? Micro-nova?

  • @egorolender2577
    @egorolender2577 Před 3 měsíci

    Is there a method to get it actually strong enough to disable electronics? I mean you can probably make it stronger by experimenting a bit,but won't get it strong enough to disable electronics.

  • @prototype9000
    @prototype9000 Před rokem +1

    you probably could get better output and range if you used amicrowave transmitter

  • @justinbanks2380
    @justinbanks2380 Před rokem

    Awesome build!
    Quite the friend you have to let you borrow that big capacitor! Hope you repaid with some beer or something, lol.
    I look forward to your next video/project!

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem +1

      Yes youre right! I'm absolutely appreciate the friendship😁👍🏼
      Thank you for your support bro!!! Hope you will like my next Videos!

    • @justinbanks2380
      @justinbanks2380 Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr I'm quite sure I will!

  • @charlesboston1
    @charlesboston1 Před rokem

    use a multi stranded wire of different metals , as each metal "pops" it releases a emp .... the effect is multiple emps spread over a longer time period than one single wire based emp

  • @sketchysticks1127
    @sketchysticks1127 Před rokem +1

    Suprised that you did not try graphite rods ie pencil lead the thin ones 0.3-0.5mm It has alot of cool/intresting uses. You should try a thyratron for less losses. Cool video keep up the good work!
    Cheers!

  • @snyperbob
    @snyperbob Před rokem

    Have you ever built a bucket capacitor? I think it would be much less expensive and work with higher voltages.....

    • @snyperbob
      @snyperbob Před rokem

      guy online built one, said its good for 14kv at around 12 f

  • @sahanli4966
    @sahanli4966 Před rokem +2

    I was waiting for your video

  • @santi308
    @santi308 Před rokem +1

    Not a emp but a old fashion giant camera flash

  • @willyd61
    @willyd61 Před 4 měsíci

    tbh, this can be kicked into high gear using basic physics. if u use proper induction and set the phase to 90degrees, u will eventually get a proper phase shift. which will exponentially increase your voltage needed to create efficient emp wave to disrupt electronics

  • @AdamosDad
    @AdamosDad Před 3 měsíci

    Now if that capacitor was much larger and the wire much longer, and that wire was wrapped around a shaped charge, you would really have something.

  • @kelvinrimmer5443
    @kelvinrimmer5443 Před rokem

    Am i right in saying that In theory the collapse of the electromagnetic feild works similar to a pistol shrimp cavatating water generating force? Can resonance amplify this somehow

  • @zimbot_KWB
    @zimbot_KWB Před rokem +1

    You should rent a surge tester, like Baker DX, or better yet get one with a power pack that goes up to 40 kV with considerable current.

  • @jackspratt4343
    @jackspratt4343 Před rokem

    What can you do with it ? It couldn't upset a mobile phone.

  • @Sniperboy5551
    @Sniperboy5551 Před 4 měsíci

    I wish I understood electrical engineering, but I’ve lost any faith in my ability to learn it properly 😂

  • @homemade_101
    @homemade_101 Před rokem

    Thank you for explaining.

  • @ElectricExperimentsRobert33

    Very nice👍

  • @evanbarnes9984
    @evanbarnes9984 Před rokem +2

    Interesting! I do have one concern, which is that you can see carbon on the nuts that clamp the wire. This probably isn't happening at this scale, but if you make it larger, make sure not to use galvanized hardware to ensure that you aren't vaporizing zinc. That shit's bad for you.

  • @Telectronics
    @Telectronics Před rokem +1

    I could get a real view from such a wire explosion setup 40KV and 10µF. Let me tell you let alone the sound which is extreme even with earbuds the whole building shakes like on a medium earthquake. Oh I forgot the extreme light from such an aluminium wire even If you don´t stare at it. Really cool stuff the pulse capacitors are worth the money ;)

  • @kroko9540
    @kroko9540 Před rokem

    Does it work for invisibility capes …transporter device kits

    • @LucaAugment
      @LucaAugment Před 12 dny

      fernel lenses cut into strips and braided into a blanket works beeter im cutting the strips with a razer with a gap the distance of groove seperation simple simon stuff

  • @ManyHeavens42
    @ManyHeavens42 Před rokem +1

    I think was it In the Movie DUNE" hahaha

  • @wchitwood65
    @wchitwood65 Před rokem

    Using a helical strobe tube may be self destructive but it will provide the coil discharge effect needed to produce a more effective pulse of EMP. As in any coil, there will be more magnetism produced with more turns. Watch yhe Oceans 11 movie, they had the right idea, discharging through a gas tube that was coiled around another. Both in reverse polarity to each other creates a huge push of the magnetic wave propagated like smashing objects together at high speed, the compression doubles the force. There is always a direction the feild propagates out each end of the coils so experiment with turning the core in relation to the reflector.☠🤯

  • @carlsansfacon3990
    @carlsansfacon3990 Před rokem

    how can you be certain that your emp is contained where you need it ? I think it would prefer getting out where the inductance is higher.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Hey,
      so normally (when you have a big Cap 50kv 0.5uF) you turn the exploding wire into a small coil. You know what I mean? (round about 10-20 turns). This coil than explodes. We than have a kind of exploding inductor. Haha maybe I have to mention that in the video ;)

    • @carlsansfacon3990
      @carlsansfacon3990 Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr nice ! Have you thought of using a small torroidal core ? I know it will blow up but it may increase inductance where you need it ?

  • @goatsinker347
    @goatsinker347 Před rokem

    What if you discharge that capacitor into the magnetron tube of the microwave oven, that the transformer came out of?

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      For this we need a pulse magnetron, but that is possible!

  • @pauljbusby
    @pauljbusby Před rokem +1

    Low frequency EMP like you have made will not damage Electronics. The LF will not couple enough Energy into Electronics

  • @neutronenstern.
    @neutronenstern. Před 11 měsíci

    4:15 i think you can build one with the help of PET-A foil.
    But kind of huge in that case.

  • @38911bytefree
    @38911bytefree Před rokem +1

    Photonicinduction has what you need !!!!.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Haha yes, he definitely has some big caps :D

  • @weirdcreatures4985
    @weirdcreatures4985 Před rokem

    What are the applications of this device?
    Nice video, thanks.

  • @PattyDung
    @PattyDung Před rokem

    About 45 acrylic sheet caps, 100x100 cm, each 3 mm thick, in parallel, will give you 0.5 μF, 50 KV. That's a few hundred pounds.

  • @shawncolon4506
    @shawncolon4506 Před rokem

    I dumped the capacitor into a piece of wire wrapped around a piece of iron and fried simple devices. If you want to make plasma make a basic rail gun setup with the projectile having a low melting point but has enough properties to make the magnetic field.

  • @camojoe83
    @camojoe83 Před 5 měsíci

    Uh *MiLuHtArEe GrAyDh* ... (mouthbreath) ... *EeHyEmPeE* (wheezy mouthbreath)
    Look out! There won't be an unlit florescent tube within 5 whole feet of that thing I bet!

  • @javiermac381
    @javiermac381 Před rokem

    Can it generate 100 terra watts? I need to point it in a certain dircetion

  • @lexscarlet
    @lexscarlet Před rokem

    I can't believe how much the plasma cloud colors totally match the elements

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Yes, its amazing! I wich I have some other metals to test, maybe in one of the next videos ;)

    • @meowme7644
      @meowme7644 Před rokem

      especially copper [Cu], or? 😊😅😂

  • @teddeebayre3433
    @teddeebayre3433 Před 7 dny

    Try putting the cell phone at the focal point of the parabolic dish.

  • @gkvig4571
    @gkvig4571 Před 8 měsíci

    Some r new to learn explain components value name for easy to make.U r excellent.

  • @jalexwheeler7751
    @jalexwheeler7751 Před rokem

    Why not use an inductance coil on the exploding wire circuit to further boost the voltage?

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Because than the frequency of the oscillating circuit than drops to much.

    • @jalexwheeler7751
      @jalexwheeler7751 Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr Hrmm.
      Should be a way to compensate, if you're trading amps for volts.

  • @psychosis7325
    @psychosis7325 Před rokem

    Please do a follow up and put alloys or contaminated/doped wires in to try make a better supernova 👍

  • @dong6839
    @dong6839 Před rokem

    "I built a small experiment that demonstrates that the concept of a Military EMP gun is definitely possible..and create a bunch of sparks and pop noises"

  • @mackdaddy.7610
    @mackdaddy.7610 Před rokem

    What. MV should I need to shut down a city?
    And it it was set off 100 feet above your head what would happen

  • @OnnieKoski
    @OnnieKoski Před rokem

    would it be stronger if done in a vacuum? Maybe try exploding an old-school tungsten filament bulb.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      hmm I think the effect would be the same...Why did you think so?

  • @George10767
    @George10767 Před rokem

    Leon, I think you are approaching this the wrong way. For example, you have a spark gap in the antenna (the fuse wire after it blows) in series with another spark gap. Think how much energy is wasted in the second spark gap. Do you really need it?
    I don't see why you would need the fuse wire. You could simply replace it with a normal spark gap. You would initiate the discharge with your mechanical high voltage pull-switch.
    You might also investigate whether a NEON POWER SUPPLY might be useful. Available from Amazon and eBay, these cost 42 GBP. The input voltage is 230V ac and the output is rated up to 10 kV ac. They are intended for continuous operation.
    Also you can obtain "High Voltage Pulse Generator Coil" modules for less than 10 GBP. I think they work on the principle of the Tesla coil.

  • @RogueIntel
    @RogueIntel Před 15 dny

    Can this disable a Suicide Drone approaching towards you?

  • @elarcadenoah9000
    @elarcadenoah9000 Před rokem

    you shoul use a ccoper metal plate and the electricity shoul be changed the frecuency i dont remember if the lower frecuency or the hight frecuency travel longer distances but they use for a devide for library speaker that travels a like laser diode led so the explosion by the spark in the concave cooper disk and the frecuency should make it travel longer distances and combined with hight voltages very hight combined with magnetism like microweave cooper chamber inside the microwaeve kitchen device

  • @toptrendingmemes3994
    @toptrendingmemes3994 Před rokem +1

    Why didn't u replace the thin strip of metal with a large thick coil instead ? I think that would work a thousand times better.

    • @Teslaundmehr
      @Teslaundmehr  Před rokem

      Yes in this setup a coil works much better. But my Intention behind the video was to explain the wire exploding method ;) with the right setup the wire explowding method is much better

    • @toptrendingmemes3994
      @toptrendingmemes3994 Před rokem

      @@Teslaundmehr u should remake it with a bigger coil in the next video 💯

  • @Critter145
    @Critter145 Před rokem +2

    Have you thought of using a high speed rotating magnetic field to focus the energy from the plasma discharge and make it into a beam? Kinda like a quasar, but on a tabletop!

    • @willyd61
      @willyd61 Před 4 měsíci

      there is no plasma involved, smh - this is a basic capacitor unload hack

    • @Critter145
      @Critter145 Před 4 měsíci

      @@willyd61 ?

    • @willyd61
      @willyd61 Před 4 měsíci

      my point is there is no plasma involved with this setup.

    • @Critter145
      @Critter145 Před 4 měsíci

      @@willyd61 right, what I’m trying to say is it’d be sweet if there were.

  • @natestone4698
    @natestone4698 Před 9 měsíci

    This is so cool!

  • @kirill2525
    @kirill2525 Před rokem

    i mean as a kid i would vut a powercord and connect just a strand of it to another powecord with a switch and would blow up wired like that for fun, ir id use a bit of aluminum foil wich made some nice sparks