Tesla Coil

N.X. Rodser · Joined: 21 Oct 2007 Posts: 1

Hi, I am new to this group and am wondering how a tesla coil works. I
really need a simple explanation, not all the physics mumbo jumbo,
just a short and simple, down to earth explanation. We did an
experiment in class where a florescent light bulb was held midway by
the teacher, then a the bulb was touched by the Tesla coil. The result
was one side of bulb lit up and the other remained dark! Please help
me understand this. Thank you very much in advance and I appreciate
all the input.

--N.X. Rodser

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