Salvage High voltage supply from an old photocopier. + other goodies

The video explores the disassembly of an old scanner to repurpose its high voltage supply for a Marx Generator. The presenter demonstrates lighting effects using various bulbs and discusses the components found inside the scanner, such as an imaging chip and high-quality mirrors. The video concludes with a sneak peek into the construction of a Marx Generator, highlighting the challenges faced due to the lack of a suitable rectifier diode.

What is the purpose of the high voltage supply extracted from the scanner?

• To power a computer

• To use in a Marx Generator

• To charge a battery

• To run a motor

How does the narrator light up the foot-long light bulb?

• By connecting both ends to a power source

• By using a remote control

• By holding it at one end

• By placing it in water

What unusual sensation does the narrator experience when using the high voltage supply?

• A burning sensation

• A cooling effect

• A tingling feeling

• A vibrating sensation

What is one of the components found inside the scanner that the narrator finds interesting?

• A wireless transmitter

• A large battery

• A high-quality mirror

• A small motor

What is the main challenge the narrator faces in completing the Marx Generator?

• Lack of a suitable power source

• Insufficient space for assembly

• Absence of a rated rectifier diode

• Difficulty in finding resistors