15,000 Volt NST Jacobs Ladder - HIGH VOLTAGE !

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high voltage at low amperage wont hurt anyone...

how do u make it??????

Try to find one from old neon sign or oil burner ignition.

This is kind of a dumb comment to make on a public site. You saying it is basically safe is retarded. You are not mentioning the type shoes, floor, carpet etc., etc. you used or transformer. Kids read this stuff daily and of course like all of us want to build these too. Suppose they read your comment and built one with a microwave transformer... or someone doesn't have the insulation you had when you touched a lead. Dumb comment.

If you cover the ladder, make sure that air can get into and out of the cover as O3 (ozone) will be created and will damage the components

hi i am trying to buid one but i cant find one on ebay anymore and i was wondering of you would ever sell yours

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hi i am going to build on of them but for safety should a put a clear tube over the ladder couse im a bit scered 15000 volts thnaks and what thick ness should the ladder metal wire be in mm

15kV 20kHz 20mA integral plus it's te same nst that a have

I know now. I didn't know that at the time, the 12,000 volts was only 6,000 volts and I was getting 3,000 volts from the one leg. Even then, I was very fortunate to be standing on a very thick rubber mat. With what I know now, I realize I was putting my life in danger. I would never do something like that today.

look at youtube account for theduderinok he just post an old art bell show speaking of a possible wormhole at the top of a jacobs ladder in the sticking arc its micheal marcum interview

Cool video. But I've always preferred traditional 60hz core and coil neon transformers. They seem to last a lot longer than solid state. Or are straight AC NSTs hard to find in the UK?

Andyman3k, I know your comment is old...but I just wanted to say that even touching one high voltage lead is extremely dangerous...you're forgetting that you still have a voltage gradient with the ground! The current can pass between your hand and feet, which might still go through your heart! You'd better be standing on something well insulated. That's like playing Russian roulette.

where do you get a solid state NST from? I've never heard of those...