TESLA AUDIO MODULATER HELP PLEASE

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I need a helping  hand on this if anyone is interested. 

published 10 years ago

gobyj69

10 years ago

U need two resistors and a capacitor

gobyj69

10 years ago

And a voltage source

dracp

10 years ago

I understand that much. I jus threw a few components out there for a start. Give it a wirl

dracp

10 years ago

That would be awesome. Jus want another opinion. wtfcurcuit you are the shit

dracp

10 years ago

Slayer exiter and old school spark gap tesla coil is my ultimate goal

dracp

10 years ago

I've made the slayer exciter. 12 v. Driving a N2222 transistor. I used a 22k ohm resistor and a green led. Not that bright shit lol old led tinted green. My secondary is 850 turns. Not sure of height. The secondary is on a pvc tube 1.5 inches wide. Sorry im not use to the metric system. My primary is 8 turns bifialer coil. Raised off platform 2.5 inches or so. Just so that the bottom of the secondary is an inch or so below the level of the primary. Good plasma small arcs. Good floral distance.

dracp

10 years ago

N2222a

dracp

10 years ago

Now i want to modulate a slayer exciter and spark gap coil for tunes.

dracp

10 years ago

Ive got a good idea if u want to c my schematic.

dracp

10 years ago

Wtfcurcuit ive seen an easy way to broadcast and receive audio into system from ground of a receiving tower. A stiffer tower near an am radio. All u need is a audio jack for cell phone. That's it. Fine tuning aside.

WTFCircuit

10 years ago

As far as I know the slayer exciter is the most difficult tesla coil driver to make it modulated, I mean, probably a 555 interrupter will work but I'm not sure...

WTFCircuit

10 years ago

Can you show me what you was thinking?

dracp

10 years ago

Yes do you want the schematic here on ec or a link to the video that inspired me to try?

WTFCircuit

10 years ago

I think the video would be better for me

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