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I'm looking to setup a homemade CRT experiment, for two purposes the first is of course the standard tests for observation but the second and main reason why I'm looking to do this I will now explain: From what I have managed to assertain Magnets are able to affect the electrons passing in the tube, and what from that it is my understanding that the electrons should be capable of inducing an electric current within a copper coil that is wrapped around the head of the tube. I am here to ask for the opinion and knowledge of the community members in regards to this, and whether or not this is an accurate assumption to make. I have far too many projects, most of which I'm sure will never see completion, as such I do not wish to waste my time on pointless endeavors. If it is possible to produce a current using this method I would very much appreciate it if someone could let me know. A small note: I've had to join this forum to ask about this kind of thing because I've unfortunately been unsuccessful in finding any information on this specific topic. If any more information is required please ask.

I've seen similar video's where glass bottles are used. I actually starting wondering what would happen if one of these was made with a copper coil wrapped around the bottle. Does anyone know if an electric current would be produced?