Author name: Mads Barnkob

Electrician, programmer, experimenter and amateur scientist with experience in industry automation, programming and all kinds of high voltage generating electronics. Administrator of https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk and the high voltage community forum https://highvoltageforum.net

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Tesla Coil Show Controller – Programming Syntherrupter (Part 2 of 6)

Due to time constraints due to things like life, work, education and more or less sleep, this project is split into some smaller phases. Part 1 – The parts Part 2 – Programming Syntherrupter Part 3 – 6 outputs build Part 4 – Syntherrupter and MIDI Part 5 – Interrupters Part 6 – Power supply […]

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Tesla Coil Show Controller Project (Part 1 of 8)

I am building a Tesla coil show controller that can control up to 6 Tesla coils at once. It will feature individual interrupters, touch screen controlled MIDI interrupter, safety features to ensure a safe method of working with the Tesla coils before a show, under a show and after a show. It will all be

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How To Build Flight Case and Transport Box

Building large flight cases and transport boxes is easy and much cheaper than buying them. Hinges, locks, fittings and aluminum rails is readily available at almost all audio / light retailers of equipment for disco, clubs and festivals. I share the tips on how to construct it in a simple way. While still make sure

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ASEA EG-1 630A / 440 kW Contactor

Vintage ASEA EG-1 630A / 440 kW Contactor Test and Teardown

2000 kg (4395 lb) would be the weight of the AC motor that this 630 A / 440 kW contactor can turn on and off. This also explains the shear size of this contactor, a almost solid piece of metals, copper coil, iron core, copper terminals, platinum contact points and aluminium enclosure. In this video

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Slow Motion Fireworks Red/Green/Gold Cake 1000FPS, 2.7 Seconds Turned Into 90 Seconds

I hope you will enjoy this video slow motion fireworks that I recorded right at new years eve between 2020 and 2021. It is a compilation of high speed recordings that I captured with my FPS1000 high speed camera, the model FPS1000HD with 64 GB of memory. It starts out with 10 shots fired from

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Yearly Battery Check – My 2021 New Year Resolution.

My 2021 New Year resolution is to do annual battery checks on all my battery powered instruments. I found batteries as old as 13 years over expiration date that had also started to leak, but much less defective batteries than expected. Thank you for following Kaizer Power Electroncis in 2020. See’ya next year! Checking your

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Jingle Bells, on a Musical Tesla Coil

Jingle Bells, on a Musical Tesla Coil

Jingle Bell Rock played on my own musical Tesla Coil, the Kaizer DRSSTC 2 Tesla Coil using the USB MIDI Stick interrupter. “Jingle Bell Rock” is an American popular Christmas song first released by Bobby Helms in 1957. It has received frequent airplay in the United States during every Christmas season since then. “Jingle Bell Rock” was composed by

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Jingle Bell Rock, on a Musical Tesla Coil

Jingle Bell Rock played on my own musical Tesla Coil, the Kaizer DRSSTC 2 Tesla Coil using the USB MIDI Stick interrupter. “Jingle Bell Rock” is an American popular Christmas song first released by Bobby Helms in 1957. It has received frequent airplay in the United States during every Christmas season since then. “Jingle Bell Rock” was composed by

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