Building A Wirelessly Powered Corona Motor (DIY)

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Corona motors are an exotic wireless form of motor, which use static charges to create rotational motion. After relentless heat from Plasma Channel viewers, I've caved in. Built two, plan to give one away!
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@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

Thanks for watching! The giveaway will conclude on November 10th, 2021, where the winner will be informed either through comment response, instagram response, or direct email.

@jasonlewis8191 2 года назад

Can you make two rotors beside each other to double the power

@nordenconrad 2 года назад

Make a QEG generator..its all over the internet... And give some reviews please

@JasonJoplin 2 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE--Irtau91a78.html here is the link to my Warp Drive project where I will incorporate the corona motor and use the output shaft as a rotary spark gap!

@jvon3885 2 года назад

It's crazy just how connected the aeither is. I am building a design just like this. I guess I will change the operation and enter it into your contest. I will say that ever since I built your Tesla Coil for my step sons science fair (which was absolutely un-fair in the judging portion. They basically said it was too advanced for his grade and that he couldn't have built it alone. But he did all except the soldering and circuit installation) I've been going strong and now have an entire electronics lab.

@electronresonator8882 2 года назад

have you figure it out why Nikola Tesla's tower has to be that tall?

@integza 2 года назад

This video is gonna get a lot of free energy comments The motor is pretty awesome !

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

I can hear it now, "freeeeeeee energyyyyy!"

@msrobotricx1511 2 года назад

Ha ha ha its funny 😉

@afiefsholichuddin 2 года назад

There is no free energy - Mehdi Electroboom

@jetboard 2 года назад

Use it for your rocket engine :-)

@riks7256 2 года назад

high voltage tomato crusher?

@DeuxisWasTaken 2 года назад

It's amazing how the first thing powered by atmospheric electricity was a storm warning bell made by Franklin in the early 1750s and it still seems like magic now in 2021.

@tteeke 5 месяцев назад

3:29 "Sloppy Suzie?" C'mon Jay.. Really good video and explanation! Excellent, clean (for sensitive ears 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 🙋‍♂) and encouraging demonstration of the build too. Thank you!

@JimmyM1 2 года назад

It's such a breath of fresh air to see something worth while watching on the internet.

@TimolaTesla 2 года назад

Wow. Really beautiful corona motor. I like how you always make a museum quality of your machines.

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

Thanks Timontej! Really appreciate your support, and i'm debating doing an AMA for my patreons soon, live on RU-vid. Let me know your thoughts on it.

@terryterry1655 2 года назад

Nikola Tesla dropped by.. How cool is that

@daleanderson1727 2 года назад

Just between us, I am fan-boy gad that I found your channel. Demonstrations and experiments like this remind me of my childhood. When I was a young nipper growing up on a farm in outback nowhere'sville Australia, there wasn't much to do. I became fascinated by magicians (because I watched the Tony Curtis HOudini movie). I was thrilled by their tricks. UNTIL.... I was rubbing a plastic pen in my hair to use the static electricity to make tiny bits of paper jump. Inspired, I thought why not try tiny little bits of concrete. Guess what, I could make those dance and jump too. I instantly forgot about magic shows because this was REAL MAGIC. That's what you just showed us here. So thank you, and keep it up.

@solarstoned Год назад

🧲👌

@martinbisschoff988 2 года назад

Jay, it is you type of 'humans' that will eventually break the current tyranny of supply....and PAY. You have my respect.

@eoclimax Год назад

You started feeding your great knowledge with world, I'm already on that list. Thanks!!

@beepbeepgamer1305 2 года назад

i used to watch all sorts of these fun experiments done by you guys when i was a kid and they really helped me out in my physics electronics class now. Thanks you everyone 😁

@kL07_ Год назад

Same!

@LabCoatz_Science 2 года назад

Great build, I'm impressed how much torque that motor can generate! Makes me curious: what if you put magnets on the rotating shaft and used it as a crude dynamo...would it work, or would the eddy currents cause too much resistance in the motor for it to be efficient?

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

That’s a solid suggestion. The torque isn’t all that high, but, it was basically geared “down”. That being said, could totally attach small magnets to it and make a dyno! Thanks for the next viddy idea.

@msrobotricx1511 2 года назад

Yeah 👍

@theplasmaprince8651 2 года назад

@@PlasmaChannel NoOoOo Zach you spoiled my science fair project hahaha

@LabCoatz_Science 2 года назад

@@PlasmaChannel Glad I could share, keep the great content coming!

@Scrogan 2 года назад

Eddy currents wouldn’t be significant sources of loss if you used insulating magnetic cores like ferrite or air. The actual resisting torque caused by the dynamo would be a function of the current output. So if you wire it up with a low q-current switching or linear regulator to power some low-current CMOS IC or MCU, it would probably be sufficient for a demo. Another source of torque is that from cogging. Once the rotor is up to speed the cogging bumps are no longer an issue, but the motor would have troubles starting and may never get enough rotational kinetic energy to overpower them. So I’d suggest either using a flywheel and connecting the generator after it’s spun up (or leave it connected and start it by hand), or using a generator with minimal cogging. Air-core would be one way of doing this, so would having very indivisible pole and slot numbers.

@l.p.bilham9852 Год назад

Right On! Someone who is paying attention to EVERYTHING and nothing at all at the same time! Perfect! TRUTH! I wonder if he knows about Ken Wheeler? Hold on! Quite a ride and the BEST one of your LIFE! Thank you!

@wictorious3925 2 года назад

The only guy i know that has a fetish for acrylic. And i love it!

@joeytheetge9268 2 года назад

Your acrilic portfolio is so impressive. You're an artist.

@craigjohnson6349 2 года назад

Fantastic, maybe someday we could use this on a larger scale.

@gowdsake7103 2 года назад

Why ?

@nzuckman 29 дней назад

The global electric circuit has a total power comparable to 1 coal power plant, so it's kind of a drop in the bucket in terms of global energy consumption, though we could still get a lot of utility from it with low-power devices. I also recently learned about electroculture - *supposedly* you can just stick a long wire in the ground and it helps plants grow by using the atmospheric electric circuit to do... well I'm not 100% sure what it does, but *maybe* it helps nutrients move through the soil, promotes photosynthesis, repels pests, and attracts pollinators? I haven't seen proof of these claims, but they seem plausible enough to be worth testing! :)

@user-cv7bv9gp8b 2 года назад

*Просто супер! Была игрушка в СССР у моего отца. Там трубка пластмассовая внутри насыпан бисер а снаружи алюминиевые обкладки. Трясеш игрушку и неоновая лампочка светится в ней.*

@yeogausiong8899 2 года назад

I call this Free Energy Device 👍 is wonderful, please create more inventions 😊

@exploringgames948 2 года назад

This was pretty neat, always fun learning new things!🙏

@MrAnderson4509 2 года назад

It's really cool that you decide to build one of these I wanted to build on for 30 years, and that's pretty sad. There are other possibilities as well for gathering the static and putting it to work, perhaps you've already explored those, I have wanted to do those for over for over 40 years, thanks for working out the fine details so that people can produce demonstrators.

@Streamcatcher 2 года назад

It is said that the Utron is a very good gatherer of static to even charge itself with it.

@bradsarganis8479 2 года назад

Dude, you rock...my mind is saying build a giant one!!

@PetCactusA_HarmlessLittlePrick 2 года назад

For the sequel you could try to power this via an earth ground battery as used for the telegraph.

@hamfambam4020 2 года назад

Great experiment as always, awesome finish and astethics also as always. I'd love to make it for my students, or have your spare one, either way.

@drumstick-marblebag 2 года назад

Wow! Please break all bones of Oil industry by making a car using your concept shown here.

@gerritnieuwenhuis9239 Год назад

Smart idea...I like it...I am in South Africa and are experimenting with magnets and magnetic fields to create energy in the form of a cheap generator for DIY. Gerrit

@kugelblitz640 2 года назад

amazing always learns something new from you

@Kapalek84 2 года назад

It would be very interesting to see future improved versions of this model. There is many possible tests and improvements. For dyno version You can get a HV coil from a microwave oven (it is a coil that is part of dish rotating round servo motor). That coil has very thin wire and might work for the dyno version very well :) best regards

@444455555shock Год назад

lmao you wished him best regards as if he already died from trying to do thatXD

@Kapalek84 Год назад

@@444455555shock well that coil has a high resistance so I would not think there could be any lethal discharges from it. XD

@444455555shock Год назад

Fair enough lhh just funny how you phrased it

@nox_luna Год назад

youre like a tony stark with this stuff, amazing.

@vargman4636 Год назад

I love when he said "round the corners" and put a chamfer on them. Nice!

@NiveusLuxLucis 2 года назад

When we spin up a electric motor we seem to waste the magnetic field portion of it, it sits there moving our part but we are not utilising it more than that. This is where the magic starts to happen, tapping into this field is part of the secret sauce but obviously creating the CORRECT field in the first place will net greater results.

@Slowly_Going_Mad 2 года назад

As always this is a beautiful build. I'm curious if it could work as a generator after some minor modifications (similar to Wimhurst machine.)

@jacobopstad5483 2 года назад

I'm honestly impressed.

@jamesfoxworth2012 2 года назад

All I can say is WOW just WOW.

@netroy 2 года назад

That's really cool. Do know how efficient a motor like this could be?

@jayh9529 2 года назад

Tesla tech

@marianbuduroi6463 2 года назад

if you want to make a fan out of it, yes is very eficient

@v4skunk739 2 года назад

@@jayh9529 Nope. Tesla invented a turbine/pump/motor combo though.

@Magneticitist 2 года назад

With a more complex design over 90%

@faghihimohammad 2 года назад

very nice design! Maybe the motor overall power can be increased by adding some polarity switching to the fins, when a part of rotor is repelled by first negative fin , it is attracted to the next fin with positive polarity, now if exactly at the time that it passes the center of second fin, that fin change from positive to negative, the overall acceleration can be increased, similar to what is used in magnetic rail guns

@ghazimalik 2 года назад

Wonderful ordeal and execution.Welldone for the amazing video too.

@jamesforler6897 Год назад

Your projects are awesome but I keep watching for the humor. “What if you don’t have acrylic” fetal position in chair lol cracked me up. Thanks for the awesome videos!

@RobsShop-yy9ox 2 года назад

I've thought about a system that uses thermal vacuum pumps to passively bring water to the roof, through a ram pump, then the runoff water would meet back up with the now pressurised air through an inlet to a tesla turbine that charges batteries. All water can be in a closed system and it would be completely passive with little maintenance and some fine tuning. Just a thought. Also can I haz motor? 🙏😁

@vylbird8014 2 года назад

I thought about similar things as well - you can harness power from natural fluctuations in temperature or atmospheric pressure, though the energy available is tiny. There are a number of mechanical clocks that run off of this mechanism though. Once cutting-edge technology, now just novelties.

@MrMakulit1959 2 года назад

That is so cool. Thanks for sharing. I built a model a long time ago that used static to swing an arm against the torque of the suspending thread. It would discharge when the arm touched the supporting arch. Powered by my pocket comb ... i became a mobile mobile back when mobiles were a thing. Yes, a long time ago. Static from scuffing across the carpet worked too.

@scienceorfiction136 2 года назад

i have an addiction to your videos really cooooool i love them!

@ziamazumder6761 2 года назад

Wow, first time in 23 second 😎

@physhishek3162 2 года назад

When you want to buy a new motor but you're a little short of budget

@zagnut48219 2 года назад

I've been pretty busy and missed a lot recently. This is pretty cool and had my kids wondering how it worked with no batteries or plugs. Hard to explain to a four and six year old. Now that winter is here, maybe I'll dig that new, thirty year old, bug zapper out of the basement.

@bakerbear73 2 года назад

That would be a cool science experiment for several points

@chiforstefan178 2 года назад

Hi!

@Nineteen693 2 года назад

Hai 😄

@chadramsour3502 Год назад

Nikola would be proud. Gonna share this video.... very cool.

@dmaschy599 Год назад

Interesting,I am glad that caught sight of this project.I am inspired by such things.

@Purple431 2 года назад

Can you make a power supply for a plasma globe? Cuz i want to build one too.

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

All you need is an AC flyback and driver :P

@ronaldsibayan7826 2 года назад

Great video Jay! I’m curious how a simple step up transformer could possibly increase the voltage/current (voltage/current that’s harvested from the atmosphere) to increase the speed and torque of the corona motor.

@HaggisFist Год назад

Super impressed by the torque!

@idiotburns 2 года назад

A complete build on this would be cool for a fan

@GimmeMonie 2 года назад

Just don't forget to wear your mask while handling this motor 😂

@user-mz1uh4ju1n 6 месяцев назад

Yeah 🤣

@sammy5576 5 месяцев назад

Budum tsss 🥁

@chrisshijpack5109 2 года назад

😇 “For wisdom is a defence, and money is a defence: but the excellency of knowledge is, that wisdom giveth life to them that have it.”❤️🔑🙏🏽 ‭‭Ecclesiastes‬ ‭7:12‬ ‭KJV‬‬

@kayotecute 2 года назад

I admire your work and the way you present it, thanks

@arogyareddy2361 2 года назад

You are a simple great researcher your invention are really great.

@gunvirsingh9762 2 года назад

You and electroboom explain wonderfully

@STLUlrich Год назад

And an experiment that can be done as a class project.

@eco-defensesociety3790 2 года назад

Fascinating, the direction Nikola Tesla was exploring during his Colorado Springs Experiments. Well done!

@gamerbro5867 Год назад

Sir , I watch most of your videos , and i was really amazed thanks youtube i did find this channel

@redstonecommander5190 11 месяцев назад

0:32 Stephanie feel sorry about those people getting onto you about a freaking motor don’t wanna get you down. You still have a very good channel.

@DuelingTreeMike 2 года назад

Tesla meets John Gault! Well done sir!

@marcominelli332 2 года назад

Very impressed how efficient this motor is without wirings , wish I could have your skills to build one. Keep on making such a great content.👍👍

@ralph72462 2 года назад

Nice you actually ran a load on it. Congrats!

@neoyagami9039 Год назад

I love your way of designing using materials around which is cheap and reusable... So interesting video

@nataliaosborne1242 2 года назад

Wow! That's really Awesome! Thank you very much for sharing it 🙏👍

@ABU-lz2sh 2 года назад

Like the humor! This is brilliant , step into the future

@rogerhargreaves2272 2 года назад

Wow, that is not only amazing, but beautiful in acrylic. 😀👍

@dennismacwilliams196 2 года назад

Thanks for the build video, and the parts list... Very cool of you

@oliverscott7424 Год назад

2 out of 3 corona motors are amazing! I would rather built one out of wood, because it's organic.

@aclearlight 2 года назад

Lovely work! This could be a powerful motivational piece for Jr-high and high school teachers to show in class.

@lukassyrovy9081 Год назад

amazing build, incredible how well made it is

@JChic-dh1pz Год назад

Love what your doing, this is the future! Keep it up, Great work!

@robincross4625 Год назад

I like how you improved the design with each interation.

@mahmoudcherif2731 2 года назад

Man Thats my first video that I whatch for you and now I folowed you 👏 great job and 👏👏 I SUPPORT YOU ❤️❤️

@YashjitDas День назад

1:44 keep the can, wow!!!

@krynosisdreamer1421 Год назад

Your builds are so simple that I'm going to build something with my son. If I teach him these things. Maybe he will design the first long distance space shuttle?

@keithyinger3326 2 года назад

That's brilliant! If only we could figure out a way to store all that atmospheric power. Maybe someday we could figure out an efficient way of tapping into it.

@Aljonone1 2 года назад

Really good to see, would it not spin a lot faster, during a thunder storm?

@opioisaac7626 2 года назад

Really love it. Electrostatics is fun

@nolanwirth7477 2 года назад

Hey Jay! I wanted to show my appreciation for your FRICKEN AMAZING work!! Your vids are my creative inspiration to make similar builds. From the science geek at heart, thank you delivering unique science in such a fun format!

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

Thank you Nolan, I really appreciate your comment!

@Marv_Y Год назад

I think that's pretty cool, you can literally use something that is not tangible like the atmosphere to make power.

@suspense_comix3237 2 года назад

I’m planning on making a Piston engine using static electricity physics. Basically, in static electricity physics, basically something that is positively charged will go to the negatively charged areas and vice versa. Something that is positively charged will also move away from something that is also positively charged. We can use this idea to move a piston up and down. We need High Voltage AC Static Electricity so that we can move the piston up and down depending on the sources frequency.

@jordansickels11 2 года назад

Awesome build yet again! Please keep em coming.

@wpastander 2 года назад

This is mind blowing.. thanks for sharing you effords..

@jurez8752 2 года назад

I love it. I work on RF Plasma Processing and appreciate this work , high DC voltage , clean , neat stuff !

@PlasmaChannel 2 года назад

I really appreciate that, thanks!

@bradsarganis8479 2 года назад

You could build a propeller cap! Ooooh good stuff

@jasonhaymanonthedrawingboard 2 года назад

Fantastic, I’ve toyed with an idea like this. For a wind generator, or flight. I used heavy copper pipe crushed down. Made an saw toothed for the discharge edges. Essential a static inducer. Best example of this is slug tape. Had even though of three phase inductors for this application. Static jet engine? Static scramjet? Whimhurst machine modification maybe? Who knows?

@rogerdudra178 11 месяцев назад

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Good idea you got there.

@barryt6377 Год назад

Crazy cool 😁, you blinded me with science ! Great vids

@batmanishere4153 Год назад

It's actually generating good amount of torque which is really interesting.

@TechnoW1zard 2 года назад

Thanks! Here's hoping I might be selected for that nicely built corona motor

@scottwippel5007 Год назад

Those are the coolest little motor’s IVE EVER SEEN!!! And I’d really appreciate having one 👍🏻 ! I like watching the videos you make !!!

@birdman1843 Год назад

Im far from being smart with mechanical engineering but im a copper & lithium miner. Seems like the world 🌎 will need lots of (Cu)&(Li) to support all the new tech .

@Jared-uy1pr Год назад

That's very cool I've been interested in getting power from power per se like your air conditioner fan to turn a turbine on top so there's no wasted energy or like you've done using IRS very cool.Jared