Capacitor is essentially a formed coil of insulated copper wire?
No, that's a "choke", or if there are two coils, it's a transformer A capacitor is two "plates" (in reality they are usually just foil) that are connected to two wires. Often (typically) there is an electrolytic between the plates There is more to a capacitor, but that's the basics.
The secondary (or secondary coil) is a cone-shaped coil. Voltage to very high levels. The high voltage thus produced is given off by the ball terminal (G).
Following explanation of Tesla Coil operation refers to this diagram. Coils of copper wire. The iron core becomes an electromagnet.
Current changes the polarity of the electromagnet.
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