Burning light bulb. Effective trick and its solution

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Burning light bulb. The Secret of Focus

Spectacular tricks and their clues

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Focus Description:

The performer takes an electric light bulb from the illusion table and goes with it into the auditorium. He shows the light bulb to the audience to assure them that it is an ordinary one and does not have any wires or contacts.

At the request of anyone sitting in the audience, the magician lights a light bulb at arm's length, without connecting it to an energy source. The performer approaches one or another spectator, and the light in his hand either lights up when he touches the audience with it, or goes out (Fig. 16).

Focus secret:

The performer will need a frosted light bulb, a XNUMX-volt Crystal battery and a small light bulb for a flashlight.

The frosted light bulb will have to be disassembled into its component parts (Fig. 16, B). The base should be separated from the glass cover, and the internal elements removed, since they will not be needed for the focus.

Focus Light bulb
Fig. 16

You will need to insert a battery inside the glass cover; you will need to insert a battery with a small light bulb attached to the free end of it. This miniature “electrical installation” should be fastened to the base so that the glass cap does not jump off it. Frosted glass will hide this secret device from viewers. For the light bulb to light up, a contact is required. For this purpose, a small lever made of soft metal will serve, which should be soldered to the lamp base. At the right moment, the performer presses the lever with his index finger, the lever touches the battery, and the light comes on.

When demonstrating a trick on the stage, you need to create twilight, then the light from the light bulb will seem brighter. This will enhance the visual effect.

Author: Akopyan A.A.

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