| In his workshop, the author of this video removed the bodywork and all the awkward bits for his examination of the Tesla Model 3. Then he p...
| In his workshop, the author of this video removed the bodywork and all the awkward bits for his examination of the Tesla Model 3. Then he p...
| Back in January 1997, Elektor Magazine published a project then called Magnetic-Field Meter. Remarkably, about 20 later, our reader Mark van...
| I chose this video of the tinyTesla for both the nice shooting of the sizeable sparks and its soundtrack. Instead of presenting only the raw...
| In the September & October 2017 issue of Elektor we announced the Elektor Video Olympics, challenging our readers and followers to shoot and...
| Elektor products aren't kits like the others. The long experience of Elektor Labs combined with the thoroughness of the editors in publishin...
| The idea of calling an "Olympiad" a video contest between members of the Elektor readers' community is a perfect match for reality: for an e...
| Here comes a dazzling DYI project allowing you to touch an electric arc (30 kV hey presto) with your bare fingers. No harm from that. Though...
| tinyTesla is a mini musical Tesla coil kit with USB connectivity. Safely have open lightning on your desk! A kit that promises you hours of...