Dereks Joan DRSSTC |
Dereks Halo SSTC |
Dereks DRSSTC Noah |
Dereks Aetheriser - Aetherising |
Dereks DRSSTC give some Arcs |
Dereks DRSSTC |
The Aetheriser - Erasing a CD |
Earls Tesla Magnifier |
Earls Magnifier |
Earls Magnifier |
Earls Magnifier |
Earls Magnifier |
Earls Magnifier |
Philip Strauss builds his coil |
Philip Strauss's power supply |
Phil Strauss's tesla coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Strauss's coil |
Philip Tuck consults the gods of coiling |
Safety warning |
Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Earl with Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Phil Tucks coil and the farady cage |
Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Philip Tuck's tesla coil |
Philip Tuck's kills some caps |
Steves DRSSTC |
Steves DRSSTC |
Steves DRSSTC |
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Cambridge Teslathon 2010
Cambridge Teslathon 2009
Thanks to the Cambridge Museum of technology for allowing us to use their hall and power.
Cambridge Teslathon 2008
Cambridge Teslathon 2008
The Whole Thon in a Topload |
Alex and his coil |
Alex's rotary and power supply |
Alex and his coil apart |
Alex's power supply and primary caps |
Alex's jacobs ladder |
My SSTC with Salt and Strontium |
My SSTC with Salt and Strontium |
My SSTC with Salt and Strontium |
My SSTC with Salt and Strontium |
My SSTC with Salt and Strontium |
Earl and his coils controler |
Earls coil |
Earls coils rotary |
Earls coil |
Earls coil |
Mike Harrisons Gizmos |
Mike Harrisons Lifter |
Mike Harrisons Lifter |
Mike Harrisons Lifter |
Paul Benham |
Paul Benham's 13Mhz SSTC |
Phillip Strauss's coil |
Phillip Strauss |
Phillip Strauss Coil |
Phillip Strauss Coil |
Phillip Strauss Coil |
Phillip Strauss Coil |
Phillip Strauss Coil |
Tim Hunkins Bonetti Static Machine |
Tim Hunkins Bonetti Static Machine |
Nick with A Small half-bridge SSTC |
Robert with A Small half-bridge SSTC |
Static Gap Tesla Coil |
Karim's DRSSTC |
Karim's DRSSTC |
Karim's DRSSTC |
Cambridge Teslathon 2007
Cambridge Teslathon 2007
Derek Woodroffe's Cockroft Walton Multiplier |
A 200mm Spark |
Finn Hammers Musical DRSSTC |
plays to the crowd |
and is played by a small girl |
and is played by a small girl |
To great effect |
a Small DRSSTC arcs to ground |
Small DRSSTC Power arcs |
Mark demo's the Fernox reaction more here... |
James's Small SG Tesla coil |
Small truck with model pole pig in failure |
James and his SGTC |
Mike Harrison's Sparkaphone |
Mike Harrison's Marx |
Paul Benham pumps power into the roof as usual |
And some power arcs |
And some close up arcs |
And some more close up arcs |
And some power arcs |
Phillip's tesla coil setup |
Phillip's tesla coil arcs to air |
More arcs to air |
more from Phillips Tesla coil |
More streamers from Phillips coil |
Sam's Tesla coil |
Sam's Tesla coil |
The Tesla coil's fan blown spark gaps |
with a fluorescent breakout |
Sam's 6kv NST Jacobs ladder |
More streamers from Sam's coil |
A wimshurst appeared, unfortunatly no sparks due to the damp conditions. |
Cambridge Teslathon 2006
Cambridge 2006
My (Derek Woodroffe) Switchmode Jacobs ladder |
and films a head crash with high speed video |
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Philip Strauss's SG Coil |
entertained us |
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A VDG from a visitor |
A Ignition Coil driven Coil from another Visitor |
I'm very short of Pictures
and information from this years Cambridge.
If anyone has any extra info or photos, please send them to me at
tesa@extremeelectronics.co.uk
Cambridge Teslathon 2005
Cambridge Teslathon
2005
My (Derek Woodroffe) SSTC2 |
My SSTC2 with a 1Kw Lamp Plasma globe |
Me, Waiting for sparks from my OLTCII |
Hay It Still Works. |
And Continues to work.. |
Mark Hales Brought the last of his cubes of sodium. An placed then one by one into a bucket of water. |
The Sodium was coated in oil and so took a while for the water to get into contact. |
Contact !! |
Another Peice, never got a really good contact with the water |
The last peice was squashed to give a better surface area. |
Mike Harrison looking deeply into his new Spark-O-phone. |
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Ans Mike's small Spark-O-phone. (The pan pipes of death?) |
Paul Benham brought his Big coil |
And displayed some large streamers |
Philip Strauss brought his excelent 20" bonetti machine. |
Which gave 15+cm sparks |
Steve Connor arrives with his DRSSTC in tow. |
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And it proceded to give excelent displays of sparks. |
that were huge for its small size. |
With no problems at all. |
Steves DRSSTC with a spinner on top |
Which It failed to move one inch. Where as My OLTC drove it quite well. See, DRSSTC's can't do Everything as well as OLTC's |
Streamers avoiding a sphere |
More Arcs to the spheres. |
And even more... |
The Coilers and Visitors |
And thanks to the Cambridge museum of technology for hosting the event. |
Cambridge Nottingham 2004
Cambridge Teslathon
2004
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I started the day badly. My secondary earth wire touched the inside of my secondary. 1/4 hour with emery paper and a sanding wheel, the coil was back working. |
Ready for Demos. |
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A demonstration of My CW Multiplier with a bowl of "womble shit" Click for a movie with tin pie dishes |
I blew an IGBT whilst power arcing to earth, One more defenceles transistor gives it life to the cause. |
A member of the public (sorry I didn't get your name), brought his (rather nicely built) ignition coil for faulting. |
Bob Takes a break.. |
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Paul and Dave, sorry if you haven't brought a coil, you get you picture taken instead. |
Bob, Looking for arcing in his capacitor bank |
Bob, Still looking for arcing in his capacitor bank |
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Must be arcing in here somewhere. |
Bobs Control Desk, |
Bobs transformer and charging inductors. |
Bobs rotary, (high spin speed, with economy wash cycle) |
Bob at the controls, tuning. |
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Mike Harrisons cap bank "Interfaces"
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And again..
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Mike descovers a new way of cooking apples. A steel whire through the
center and hook it up to the cap bank. Tastes rather metalic though.. |
Cambridge Teslathon 2003
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