*BBBLLLOOODDDYYY HHHEEELLL!!!*

@sfp4197

5 жыл бұрын

This is easy, yesterday i electrocute my self ( 380-800v 2.8khz ) trying to do a boost converter

@supersaiyangoku3580

5 жыл бұрын

@@sfp4197 electrocute means shocked and execute. So you're not dead, you're just shocked.

@zUltraXO

5 жыл бұрын

@@supersaiyangoku3580

@rkryukov996

5 жыл бұрын

CHINEZU englez CHALLENGE ACCEPTED CUZ I GOT ELECTROCUTED WITH 2kV (2000V)

@supersaiyangoku3580

5 жыл бұрын

@@zUltraXO Thank you ❤

My friend actually bought that marker and he took it to the school but for some reason i am taking insulated gloves with me all time ( he doesnt know how electricity works :D ) so he was pissed cause it didnt worked on me :) that angry face was best

Even more salt!

@simontay4851

5 жыл бұрын

Wrong video.

@recyclechannel1556

5 жыл бұрын

@@simontay4851 link?

@mahdi8572

5 жыл бұрын

@@recyclechannel1556 kzread.info/dash/bejne/hXZqlKOfiK-reLw.html

@loganmacgyver2625

5 жыл бұрын

Water splashing everywhere, everything is moving. even more saaaaalt!

@johnnyd4827

5 жыл бұрын

@@loganmacgyver2625 ahahah

0:54 Got me killed

@pulseter

5 жыл бұрын

I repeat that part over and over again until I get bored.

@franzliszt8576

3 жыл бұрын

Same here

WOW. I've never seen anyone else use a large nail as a screwdriver, bravo! Memories of being a completely broke 8yo with no allowance until I got my first job at 18yo come flooding right back. No tools, I just used whatever I could find! :D

The CE sign on some of the packing is a nice attention to detail :)

@LiamB1708

5 жыл бұрын

It actually stands for 'China export' and is a deceivingly similar logo

@Asu01

5 жыл бұрын

Stands for _"certain electrocution"_

@BillAnt

5 жыл бұрын

Or maybe Chinese Electronics, un-suitable for export, but they do it anyway. he-he

Bloody hell! That’s niiice.

@Krisztian5HUN

5 жыл бұрын

...and that's it

@jkobain

5 жыл бұрын

I love what @DiodeGoneWild does. And how he does that. And how he accompanies it all in his voice and accent. And his cat, of coourse!

15:50 That's a pretty obedient cat.

0:52 when you try to use it BLLOOODY HELLL!

I remember some shock "chewing gum" we used to buy on field trips. Then our friends were coming and saying:"You want a chewing gum?" And when you pull you get shock. Some moments will never be forgotten.

Finally, you're taking a look at a "FLESHlight"

@_________________404

5 жыл бұрын

It's a electric shock prank FLESHlight, shocks stuff that u put inside of it. Very dodgy

@somanyfnbananas2774

5 жыл бұрын

@@_________________404 I'm already scared

@peterzingler6221

5 жыл бұрын

@@_________________404 good for no nut november

@user-en7dx1qp3k

3 жыл бұрын

Do you know what a fleshlight is?

@somanyfnbananas2774

3 жыл бұрын

@@user-en7dx1qp3k Yes I do

0:54 bloody hell!

Wow, I'm able to watch videos before they're out? That's great to be a Patreon! 😉

@DiodeGoneWild

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, I put the videos on patreon 1 day before they become public :). Thanks for your support!

@DumahBrazorf

5 жыл бұрын

Like "Instant Casettes" in Spaceballs.

In the 70s I built such device on a box with electrodes on the edges. It was a simple circuit from a magazine. Just one small transistor, a tiny transformer and a couple of resistors and capacitors connected to a 9v battery. I taped a note "Do Not Touch" on the box and left on my work desk. Those who could not resist got a nice shock.

I almost always learn something from your videos. Thank you!

6:23 now we can say that you "nailed" it

When I was almost 13, I had a big heavy wall wart (the kind with a 60hz iron core transformer) that lost its power cord. I had the 'bright' idea of removing the rectifier diodes and briefly attaching a 1.5 v battery to the 12v side. Basically the same principle as this circuit, except instead of 83 flyback pulses per second, there is just one MASSIVE one when the battery is disconnected. I can't recommend trying to give anybody a shock with this circuit. The 120vac plug would deliver a high voltage pulse which had no problem flashing over a millimeter gap (and would go several mm with sharp electrodes.) The peak current was somewhere north of .1ampere (I didn't use an oscilloscope, just a neon pilot light with resistors in parallel to measure the current). A bite from that monster would make your whole arm jump. Needless to say, I learned pretty quickly to keep my hands away from the output.

@AllLoudNation365

8 ай бұрын

lol

Thanks god, my depression is now cured

He NAILED the screws :D

this video made me laugh, great work x

Great video! I am excited for those other items too!

Epic vids dude! Keep up the great work!

great video and the accent cracks me up each time :D awesome stuff :D

6:08 can't stop laughing 😂

0:53 LMAO

even your cat was like bloody hell!

Another very entertaining and interesting video, keep them coming, excellent

I love these videos!

daamn this was very informative and fun

Wowzles! A "Do It Yourself" pocket defibrillator!! - Chinese ingenuity and lethality know no bounds!!! "Bloody Hell"!!!!

Awsome review, thank you.

Oooh, the black case of that multimeter looks gorgeous!!!

I love the fact you use a nail to unscrew the screws and as a pointer :D You don't even call attention to it till after you're editing LOL

00:54 - ElectroBOOM jealous.

oh i am so looking forward to your next couple of videos! and why did you switch back to 720p?

I've always wondered those bloody toys worked.. Thanks for the teardown.. Didn't dare doing it myself.

I love this

I've used a screw driver as a nail, never thinking I could reverse the idea. :)

I think we have to make you an honorary Australian mate, saying "Bloody!" like that!

Can you show us how you draw out your schematics from start to finish? Please. And Thankyou.

The red tactile button type from China usually has lower actuation force than the black. Probably they want it to first light up when you squeeze it across, but when you accidentally press harder, shock you.

Hahaha that nail. I would never have seen it if he hadn't said it

2:37 Skrrjuuuuuu

22:15 you may have "purchased" some shoplifted stuff. Usually it goes off before you check-out or the detector at the exit shouts the alarm.

This is the S H O K!!

stick a taser circuit in one for EXTRA FUN

I love how you speak "transformer"

this guys accent is just g o d l i k e

6:08 I have never expected to use nails instead of the actual screwdriver and it worked

This guys voice is AMAZING

@gordonwelcher9598

Жыл бұрын

He should copyright it and sell samples. It would be better than that loud voiced woman that too many videos use.

hahahah you got shocked so many times

Useful video 👍

Can you test more LED light bulbs? Nice Video!

ha ha ha,,,,,loved the comedy part. keep it up..

I wonder how did you buy that charger with that security on it :P

i love you bro .... keep on

my childhood favorite prank XD

Are you trying to blind us with that dice

Hello man, sorry for my second comment, but I was buy from all prank shock toys where you was make video. How can I recharge batteries and what is their model ? ( Shock Prank Gripper, Shock Dice, Laser, Shock Lighter and Shock Measuring) ? Thank You :)

Bro love the way you speak...👍

Your accent is amazing :) keep it up

@BillAnt

5 жыл бұрын

Not that he couldn't he-he

@Eray2007

4 жыл бұрын

Nope his Accent is annoying

That duck haunts my dreams...

How are you measuring high voltages with a scope safely? Do you *have* to use a diff probe, or can you get away with just leaving the scope floating, or, in my case, having my USB scope isolated on my laptop running on battery power, and possibly further isolated with a USB isolator? I'm brand new to electronics, so I'd love to know, because I'd really love to measure ripple on switching power supplies, but do so without killing myself, or a computer or oscilloscope I can't afford to replace. Thanks in advance! EDIT: Regarding the transistor on time, I wonder if it's staying on because it's effectively feeding into a massive inductor, and is resisting the change in voltage, hence keeping the transistor on longer. I dunno, I'm an idiot, so that's likely not how it works.

Pocket medical resusciter , to revive heart attack people 😂

10:36 - as he presses the shock button, the image goes black for a while... Is this an editing mistake or is the device messing with the camera?

Greetings from Brazil to everyone. What did we learn today? That everything in China is a shock !!!! 15:18 the cat assistant appeared. Very good. Congratulations. Success.

Grabbed a nail to take it apart. They must work lol!

This turned to a math lesson

That "Shock" game and the 0 - 3 Sad Onions remind me of Ashens

Please do the conversion of the 24V 10A 240W power supply or similar :-)

Hello, great videos, and funny as well. What makes the shock ? Just 3 mA or there is a high voltage generated by the transforrrrrrrmerrrrrrrrrrr?? !!

If i want to connect this circuit with other circuit to control it work by 3.7 v what i will need ..!??

I am shocked :)

Shocking stuff... :P

I can see that you have some kind of post-soviet oscilloscope. I suppose it's analog?

I wonder what would happen if you power it with to high voltage ?

😎❤ i love this guy .... love from INDIA

AMAZING 🔥 AMAZING 🔥 AMAZING 🔥

The sound is a bit to the left.. anyways great video!

@DiodeGoneWild

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks :). This is probably because I'm on the left side of the camera... But I don't notice it while editing, my laptop has only a mono speaker.

the 2nd shock toy's picture is actually from a chinese anime kind of childrens show called pleasant goat and big big wolf

How many Volts is the shock?

Bro bro what's the circuit of that chep used

how much can that thing push if you use alkalines instead?

reminds me of a digital camera i had that developed a fault, The body of the camera would give you a shock when taking a picture and i mean a serious shock from a fully charge flash capacitor it was enough to send your hand into spasm lol

Bloody helll

11:18 Big Smoke: did you said *number five?*

Gave like without actually watching the video

take away a curiosity from me. please. according to you. how many volts schok. 50?

the marker could have been a good prank unless it said on it "shock marker"

I love your voice. I like your video. Best of Luck.

We Miss u bro :'3

They actually sell them here in America, I bought one in Florida and then immediately lost the thing

Soon, you'll be able to make "Top 10 electro shocking toys from China"

i dont understand how the tape measure one isnt always energising the coil...it conducts through the spring?

@DiodeGoneWild

5 жыл бұрын

The "end of the measure tape" only touches the battery when you pull it. Yes, the spring works as s conductor.

What that little chip does?

Very funny hand and man drawing.

Keep going,full support from me

I really want to know who created the trend of toys like this.

They're probably using a ferrite core here since the transistor has a simple fixed duty cycle. They're only after a short high voltage pulse. If it were iron, they would have to actually modulate the pulse width rather than rely on the transformer to limit the shock current since iron would build a much stronger field than ferrite.

funniest thing is that the nail worked like a screwdriver