This instructional video will show you how to make one of those cool lightning globes with about $5.00 worth of parts.WARNING This makes use of some very high voltage. It could be potentially lethal, especially if you are standing in a puddle of water. Watch this video tutorial and learn how to build a lightning globe.
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10 Comments
This is a really really bad idea.
if you touch the exposed grid you could die.
5000V is no joke.
Ya i wouldn't touch that...
can i touch it? lol
DANGEROUS!!!
volts dont kill amps do dumbasses
ive taken a thirty thousand volt shock that had like no amps and barley felt a thing
Agreed! 5000 volts doesn't kill. It's the amperage that kills
agreed ski and bob
Does it consumes electricity? I wonder if I could hang it at my door's room and turn it into a welcome light.
i want the kind yu can touch and not get electrocuted ....
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