Dabbling with Different Coils — Voltage, Heat & Magnetic Response

okay here we are into a short demonstration of that coil right there we're going to see how it reacts to having 12 volts and through it 12 volts of current resting on top of that ferrite for ferrite magnet but anyway let's throw the switch see what happens foreign look at that response it's like almost it's almost a violent response very volatile let's see oh it's hot it's really hot yeah okay we're gonna do the same demonstration foreign with this one little double right here and we'll see what happens it's going to be the same thing but we're going to see if it's as warm and there's this thing that I made and I don't think it's gonna work that's a lot of wire too we've got this little Loop that's sticking out I think that's what's doing it the current won't go through the whole thing and again it is a big spoon of wire so maybe we'll plug that into and we'll see what happens all right gonna throw the switch look at that all right now I got it Down in the Hole let's see what happens now oh it's stuck down there it's got to be kind of floating to jump thank you beautiful so we're going to nail it down and that is not as hot okay all right I probably I'm gonna have to make this wire right for experimentation all right until anything cool is going to happen foreign magnetic maybe it is working well I think that's pretty cool and cut the power maybe it was working just but with that many turns we should be able to use you know this to light it up all right thank you very much that was a cool experiment and I just um I hope my pulse Motor Works when I get the Reed switches and the discs with the 5 8 the hole in the center so I can use the bearings should be good all right thank you have a nice night