Roll of copper wire

Oct 31, 2007 8 Replies

Right, now this may not be the right newsgroup for this one but i don't know what would be the right one. I have a roll of copperwire, the kind you could see on a relais or primary winding but reasonable strong. the roll is marker 015 diameter. Can i do something funny/useful... with this as it's just standing here, say it's about 2kg. Suppose it's not enough to make a strong dynamo but what about high voltage, pranks...



Cheetah


Build a Tesla coil?

It'd also be good for small motor and electromagnet experiments, rewinding transformers, etc. That's probably $40+ worth of wire these days.

Yes, so i figured but like i say, i have it for so long i would like to see a use for it. Yours

Cheetah

make those armbands that "heal you" out of the copper, sell them for $100 each. now thats a prank if ever!

Yeah the heal your wallet... Well at least ther person's who is selling them.

LOL, good one that is but i really wasn't thinking of scamming someone, i think that after some research my only solution may be tesla coil. Thanks for the input :)

Cheetah

CheetahHugger wrote in news:3D%Vi.346940 $ snipped-for-privacy@fe04.news.easynews.com:

Rail Gun.

tesla req quite few turns to make a good high volt former. good hobby project with the kids! (it will teach them sum respect for electricity anyway!;-))

i prefer the van-de graff type that uses a belt driven electron transport, then u can get way way up in potential, millions of volts!

even high enough to do some lightning ( NOT lighting, LIGHTENING, Crak, BOOM stuff! the REAL thing!) all around your room!

also, they do a fine job of blowing the crap out of computers and electonic gadgets. really quite destructive (when used badly)

either tesla or de-graff, might make your neighbors a bit edgy though ;-))

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hav fun, fun, fun!!!!!!!

now yer talkin!

even a miniature one to fling some small stuff across town.....

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