Tesla Coil Test Bench Wireless Transmission Experiment Desktop Toy Model

71 reviews for Tesla Coil Test Bench Wireless Transmission Experiment Desktop Toy Model

1. Kayan WalmsleyVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   It works but there was no directions.
   Elaina SheldonVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Very cool little cheap toy :) It will power part of a florescent bulb (the incandescent replacement bulbs)
   Tolga AcevedoVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Product does light the led included in pkg. It also lights an led light bulb used to help in emergencies when it is turned off. So i figure when the b...More

   Product does light the led included in pkg. It also lights an led light bulb used to help in emergencies when it is turned off. So i figure when the bulb runs out of charge,if need to, can use this device to use bulb longer. The bulb is called boundry emergency led bulb. I got it al walmart.
   Ashraf CurtisVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My 8yo wrote a report on Tesla and included this in his diorama. His class loved it and it was easy and safe for him to use.
   Chloe SantosVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is an AWESOME PRODUCT! I must admit that I was skeptical when I bought this device. Given the low price, simple appearance, and being powered by ...More

   This is an AWESOME PRODUCT!
   I must admit that I was skeptical when I bought this device. Given the low price, simple appearance, and being powered by a 5v DC input, I had painfully low expectations of this product, but I was WRONG!!!
   When I opened the box, it was just as described. When I plugged in the USB connection, and it didn’t do something cRaZy, it made me happy. I tried the little LED’s that come with the kit. They worked fine, but so what.
   Then on a lark, I decided to swing a standard kitchen florescent light tube past the tiny 5vDC Tesla Coil...HOLY SH*T!!! As soon as it passed within a few inches of the tiny coil...it immediately lit up like a real life Light Saber from Star Wars!!!
   I know that’s what Tesla Coils DO. I built one in high school. But I had zero expectation that a tiny coil like this one, only powered by a 5vDC input, would have the power to fully drive a full sized bulb!!! Call me convinced!!!
   What other tricks do you suggest for a tiny coil like this?
   Milton McfarlaneVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   My son was waiting to see how it works because as a 11 year old he could not believe how the LED going to light up when there are no wires... It worke...More

   My son was waiting to see how it works because as a 11 year old he could not believe how the LED going to light up when there are no wires...
   It worked great... I used a USB hub to power it.. It should works for any USB port.
   It lit up the LED and an energy saving bulb (13w) as shown in my video
   ShelbyVerified Purchase

   Rated 4 out of 5

   The kit is easy to assemble. The Tesla module worked right away. The resonance frequency is 3.76 MHz (amateur radio band). The spark at the top of the...More

   The kit is easy to assemble. The Tesla module worked right away. The resonance frequency is 3.76 MHz (amateur radio band). The spark at the top of the coil is very small (like a dot). In daylight you have to look well, that you see something. Current consumption approx. 600mA at 20 Volt. Must be careful that the power supply tolerates the high frequency. Instruction provided is in Chinese and unusable. The placement plan with layout is faded in the instruction. Else beautiful toys. Heat sinks get quite hot.
   Dawn ThompsonVerified Purchase

   Rated 3 out of 5

   The order took 10 days to UK. Shipping time was stated with up to 15 days to UK, so I am happy.
   Kieren WhitakerVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Came quickly, the courier brought home, looks average in the process of work will be seen
   Marcia HatfieldVerified Purchase

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Thank you all received. worthy and responsible seller 5 +.