Dan Kuschill
New Member
I want to take a plasma disc, sold under the name of “wearable pocket plasma” and repurpose it.
The pocket plasma is a 2.75 inch circle plasma disc that runs off of 2 AAA size batteries.
I want to extend the distance between the plasma and the control unit by 8 inches. The 8 inch wire needs to go through a narrow hole so I want the size of the wire to be as small as possible, but safe. Because the wire has to go through a small hole, and connect, it needs to have a small plug of some sort. With the other end of the plug connected to the battery/control pack.
I would also like to run this from a 1 amp 3 volt DC wall transformer.
I think the power consumption of the plasma is roughly 116ma most of the time, but can spike a bit higher. I was told that the voltage on the high voltage is 2 to 3k volts. Both of these are what I was told, and could be wrong.
I was going to post a couple of pictures, but I could not figure out how.
Questions.
What kind of wire and insulation do I need to run?
Is the 1 amp 3 volt wall wart good enough?
What small plug system can I use that would carry that high voltage?
Thanks
Dan
The pocket plasma is a 2.75 inch circle plasma disc that runs off of 2 AAA size batteries.
I want to extend the distance between the plasma and the control unit by 8 inches. The 8 inch wire needs to go through a narrow hole so I want the size of the wire to be as small as possible, but safe. Because the wire has to go through a small hole, and connect, it needs to have a small plug of some sort. With the other end of the plug connected to the battery/control pack.
I would also like to run this from a 1 amp 3 volt DC wall transformer.
I think the power consumption of the plasma is roughly 116ma most of the time, but can spike a bit higher. I was told that the voltage on the high voltage is 2 to 3k volts. Both of these are what I was told, and could be wrong.
I was going to post a couple of pictures, but I could not figure out how.
Questions.
What kind of wire and insulation do I need to run?
Is the 1 amp 3 volt wall wart good enough?
What small plug system can I use that would carry that high voltage?
Thanks
Dan