US EditionStunning Slow Motion Footage of a Watermelon Being Zapped With Lightning Currents
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Stunning Slow Motion Footage of a Watermelon Being Zapped With Lightning Currents
Electrical engineer Greg Leyh of Lightning On Demand, who is a longtime member of Survival Research Labs and is known for his incredible giant Tesla Coils zapped a watermelon with varying degrees of powerful lightning currents to test out a piece of machinery and captured it all in wonderful slow motion. Applying actual lightning currents [25,000 to 100,000 amps] to a watermelon, in order to test a 40 kilojoule high voltage capacitor bank. scre…
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