How to make a Stable Plasmoid home only for few $ :

A good physic experiment, to learn more about plasma and energy :

jlnlabs.imars.com...

[Edited on 9-1-2004 by Nans DESMICHELS]

wow, thats cool but... what the purpose?

I thought I was going to have a ball lighting just chilling on my desk

Cool. And there is a french version also.

Originally posted by Lysergic
wow, thats cool but... what the purpose?

Blowing up the MW oven may be ?

[Edited on 9-1-2004 by ultra_phoenix]

This is very cool. A microwave trick that takes alot less prep time is to throw some old cd's in the radar range and turn it up for some arcing and sparking.

Originally posted by groingrinder
This is very cool. A microwave trick that takes alot less prep time is to throw some old cd's in the radar range and turn it up for some arcing and sparking.

And the MW will still be functionnal after that ?

Originally posted by ultra_phoenix

Originally posted by groingrinder
This is very cool. A microwave trick that takes alot less prep time is to throw some old cd's in the radar range and turn it up for some arcing and sparking.

And the MW will still be functionnal after that ?

Let's say it is best to use an old microwave, or better yet somebody elses.

WARNING:The plasmoid device shown MUST sit on top of a DRY GLASS plate!!!!

I am E-mailing the author this CRITCAL information to add to the page. Some microwave ovens have a plastic base or base plate. If you try this experiment in these ovens the results could be DEADLY.

Only attempt this if you have a GLASS base plate.

Originally posted by ScienceGuyQ
WARNING:The plasmoid device shown MUST sit on top of a DRY GLASS plate!!!!

I am E-mailing the author this CRITCAL information to add to the page. Some microwave ovens have a plastic base or base plate. If you try this experiment in these ovens the results could be DEADLY.

Only attempt this if you have a GLASS base plate.

LOL I can just see one of my friends blowing themselves up after reading that site then.