How do you build a Tesla Coil?

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Now comes the easier part: building the circuit.

The diagram shows a power supply of 8V, but a standard adapter can also be used to power the tesla coil. This may be 12v, but then there must be a resistance between the dc plug and the breadboard in the tesla coil.

Below the diagram:

You can make the 20k ohm resistor by twisting two 10k resistors together.

Your breadboard should now look like this: Your breadboard should now look like this:
Making the cable: You can tighten the screws in the banana plugs. If you put a stripped wire in it, it will make good contact with the plug. On the other side of the wire, solder the wires into the dc plug. That's how you made your cable. Making the cable: You can tighten the screws in the banana plugs. If you put a stripped wire in it, it will make good contact with the plug. On the other side of the wire, solder the wires into the dc plug. That's how you made your cable.
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The Netherlands Jan Zijlstra
These are nice projects Corne, coincidentally I have recently started to orient myself on this and am now working on a tube coil for cars. Too bad you mix up the primary/secondary connection in the text. These coils naturally resonate due to capacitive feedback. Any idea what the approximate frequency of this is? Is there a question of opposite winding of the coils or does this not matter in this design?! is of course important for circuits with control via electronics. Greetings Jan Zijlstra in Ankeveen.
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The Netherlands Arwind
Sorry, found it! 🤷🏾‍♂️
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The Netherlands Arwind
Where's the explanation brother?
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