Mehdi: “Do NOT try this at home!” Me: Goes to a field in Russia to try it.

@ulysses_grant

2 жыл бұрын

luvd ur name.

@sandstealers476

2 жыл бұрын

Goes into the nearest abandoned McDonald's

@tazz1911er

2 жыл бұрын

DON'TA

@belofost

2 жыл бұрын

Милости просим, могу предоставить провод, товарищ

@tazz1911er

2 жыл бұрын

Ya russian Bois are weird man

I like how he 100% knows what he’s doing and knows how to do it safety without all the shocking but also knows it’s more entertaining for us so he just doesn’t bother.

@tritiumH3

2 жыл бұрын

He knows what he's doing. He does it anyway.

@snackentity5709

2 жыл бұрын

generally yes, but with the marx generator, i think he has little control over getting zapped

@topherm365

2 жыл бұрын

I think he’s actually in a Crank 2 scenario but decided to start a KZread channel instead.

@MaYstruction

2 жыл бұрын

Wooosh?

@Adrianyoutubing

2 жыл бұрын

I think it takes a lot more skill to hurt your self consistently, yet never die.

2:10 - Thats a smoke detector source, it shoots off alpha particles which are highly charged, which completes the circuit, the same way it does in the detector its from. That said, no lead underwear required. Alpha particles are large and dump that energy extremely close to the source, so theres no way they'll make it to you before they are normal, harmless, helium.

@Laughing_Dragon

2 жыл бұрын

what shits me is thats not lead underwear he showed, he showed a female chasity belt thats meant to keep the female from having sex, this particular one, by intimidating the man she's wanting to be with, with sharp, teeth like protrusions pointing inwards. sure, your gonna get in...but you definitely aint getting/pulling out...

@LubckeEnjoyer

2 жыл бұрын

That's why i was not wearing lead shorts when doing the experiement

@ryank1273

2 жыл бұрын

@@Laughing_Dragon Personal experience?

@StarGateSG7

Жыл бұрын

Well well well! Me thinks YOU MAY have just found a NEW means to SOLVE the current Helium Shortage by using the atmospheric plasma discharge between two large contacts to create enough alpha particles that can attract electrons fast enough and form enough helium to be captured in enough quantity that the world's Helium supply problem is no more! And while you are at it, add some photodiodes aka solar cells to reconvert the photons of the arc back into electricity and maybe some peizoelectric systems to convert the SOUND or shock-wave pressure of the arc discharge ALSO reconverted back to electricity. How much power of all the photon and acoustic discharges could be re-converted back into usable electrical current? --- This entire above set of inventions of using plasma arcing to create Helium from atmospheric plasma discharge (i.e. alpha particles) and using solar cells and peizoelectric systems to recapture energy is NOW FREE AND OPEN SOURCE under GPL-3 licence terms! P.S. there is enough free Helium floating about that can it can be captured probably at say 1000 KG per hour (i.e. in cyrogenic liquid form) with a big enough electrical arc system. It takes a lot of electricity but sometimes one needs the Helium gas more than the electricity! V

I always love these LATITY episodes, they could be 10 hours long I'd watch it.

Marx Generator 1, Mehdi 0. That thing was angry. By the way, I see SOMEONE has been spending time at IKEA.

@KangJangkrik

2 жыл бұрын

Yea I saw him too, what a famous guy lol

@_BSG_

2 жыл бұрын

the guy above me is correct

@xWonderxBreadx

2 жыл бұрын

You spelled "KEYSIGHT" wrong. Did you see that shelf flex? 1:51

@windowsxpmemesandstufflol

2 жыл бұрын

What

@LifeCircuits

2 жыл бұрын

Can someone explain To me What does IKEA Mean in everyday conversation?

OMG, my video at 11:53 🤣 I'm "shocked"

@powerXXXteam

2 жыл бұрын

Name of song ? 🙂

@koller8930

2 жыл бұрын

Love your work haha greetings from Austria!

@franzolielectronics

2 жыл бұрын

@Shostacovid-19 Exactly, Mariage d'Amour by Paul de Senneville (George Davidson version)

@franzolielectronics

2 жыл бұрын

@@koller8930 thank you very much!

@windows9x554

2 жыл бұрын

Haha. Nice to see u here!

10:22 Thanks Mehdi, it has whole new different meaning now.

Do you ever wish these videos would just be 2 hours of this stuff. I can never get enough of this guy!

7:03 don't forget, the humble bc547 can get up to over 100MHz! They are routinely used in tiny shitty FM broadcast transmitters. Component values of this transmitter are very similar to those of a little 'baby's first FM bug' circuit, so it will interfere with FM broadcast stations and the airplane band right above it. Modulated with let's say 100khz square wave from the 555, you could get a whole lot of side bands stretching out into the GHz range, a lot of harmonics because of the lack of filtering, and slightly interfere with phones in very close proximity. You need a bit more to actually make phone use impossible because they'll probably automatically look for a better frequency to use, but it's not as far fetched as you make it seem. For effective emission of ghz-band signals, you also don't need longer, but shorter antennas. Half a wave length at 2400MHz is only 5 centimeter. .

@artofelectronics

2 жыл бұрын

I think replaced by other transistors, the jammer can reach 4g and 5g main frequency, however the power is so limited and just will work in a short range.

@yuvanm9040

2 жыл бұрын

@@artofelectronics its 555 timer limits the circuit still ?

@artofelectronics

2 жыл бұрын

@@yuvanm9040 @yuvan It's a kind of modulation to change the main resonance frequency slightly by the factor of 555 frequency. By this way mobile couldn't change its operating chanel and pick other one in order to reduce the interference. Btw, for jamming radio devices you should produce a band of frequency rather than just a monotonous sharp frequency. It's just a simple sweeping FM.

@DipFreeFireYT

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@yuvanm9040

2 жыл бұрын

@@artofelectronics 😲 i guess today by reading this comment i succesffully unlocked my forth brain cell thanks

Mehdi: I am not dead, yet! Me *remembering the close calls on the Marx generator and Jacob's ladder videos*

@sookmaideek

2 жыл бұрын

yes bro

@nil0ww598

2 жыл бұрын

Illuminati confirmed

7:45 it also works on the principle of magnetostriction in coil core if you have a multiple-layer transformer. That's what usually gives the 50/60 Hz hum sound in big transformers, not windings itself.

7:50 this is actually the explanation behind a phenomena called coil whine that pc heads will know! Graphics cards make a sound like they are shorting or arcing at times when under specific loads which is understandably very scary but it's actually just the coils on the card vibrating and doesn't cause any additional damage or ware. It's understandably very annoying but unfortunately I don't know of any remedy

@xXDeltaXxwhotookit

2 жыл бұрын

If you're lucky, and not in a GPU shortage. . . some companies / retailers will accept coil whine as a case for return. But that's the only solution (other than good headphones) that I'm aware of.

@Creepin_Jesus

2 жыл бұрын

@@xXDeltaXxwhotookit No kidding, I didn't know about that! I guess if it was extreme it would be horrible alright. I got off pretty lucky with it only happening at specific times in situations with uncapped frame rates

Person: “How is this man still alive?” Electroboom: 14:47

@DipFreeFireYT

2 жыл бұрын

Ok

@Selmarya

2 жыл бұрын

"Well I'm not dead yet because I'm skilled" -electroboom 2021

@HyperVegitoDBZ

2 жыл бұрын

He survived by refusing to die

Mehdi: Well I'm not dead yet. Me: [Remembers the Jacobs ladder incident...]

@koitorob

2 жыл бұрын

when it fell over and he caught it? 🤣🤣🤣

@victorunbea8451

2 жыл бұрын

@@koitorob with both hands. Luckily his "flimsy" cabling saved him.

@haruhisuzumiya6650

2 жыл бұрын

@@victorunbea8451 so, he fried the circuit?

@victorunbea8451

2 жыл бұрын

@@haruhisuzumiya6650 more like fried his hands while ripping the alligator clips from the terminals

@victorunbea8451

2 жыл бұрын

@@ntmartin64 you really want someone else to search "electroboom jacobs ladder" for you?

Thank you Mehdi for creating the content. Just discovered your page/channel yesterday but haven't laughed that hard in a while for the videos! ⚡⚡⚡

7:49 Here in Austria the austrian railway company has many of the Taurus 1016 and 1116 locomotives (Also known as Siemens ES64U2), and this locomotives make a tone control by approaching, and this tone control is made by the transformators, and there are many videos on KZread where you can see and hear it.

7:46 ‘Wibrate’ I guess that means a wire vibrating?

@ElectroBOOM

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

When I was about 10, my mom walked in on me putting 9 volts on my sisters tongue (who was 6) and she thought I was trying to kill her. Still to this day she thinks that.

@candyman9635

2 жыл бұрын

brah that's how you test 9 volt batteries, I love testing batteries.

@barbezph

2 жыл бұрын

When I was child, my father used to teach me how to test a 9V battery with my tongue. From then on, i only used this method to test these kind of batteries😂

@Hex-Mas

2 жыл бұрын

lol that comment could be interpreted in so many ways.

@barbezph

2 жыл бұрын

@@Hex-Mas let’s modify it😂

@jaywaghthegreat

2 жыл бұрын

Don't you guys mean "tasting" the batteries

The shower thing also happened to me, getting shocked when touching shower faucet But two other weird thing were happening, one, if I kept just enough skin on the faucet the zap would have been continuous and the second and the weirdest was the fact that there were some spots on the tiles where I would get zapped in the same way only at lower intensity. The only thing i observed was the fact that if the tiles were freshly cleaned of the deposited limestone there would be no zapping and the power of it would increase with the thickness of the limestone layer. My father, an electrician did not believe me. I thought it had to do something with iron particles in the water creating some sort of circuit when deposited on the tiles along with the limestone.

@arandomsupra

Жыл бұрын

Limestone is conductive

3:00 see when one of the spark gaps fires its honna put 2 caps in series so the voltage is double at the next stage. Thats why they all fire at once.

When one of the marx generator spark gaps is closed, it puts the capacitor in series with the next one in turn, so the voltage on the next capacitor is increased dramatically when measured to ground, that's why they all fail at once. The resistors prevents the capacitors discharging before they can run the entire gauntlet. They charge slowly in parallel but can only discharge quickly along the entire chain in series

@stevelacker358

2 жыл бұрын

I came here to say this… you beat me to it. I used to work with a large 3-stage Marx bank where the spark gaps were completely isolated from each other. One gap was triggered by a spark plug to create a bit of ionized gas in the gap, which triggered the main discharge. The other gaps in the bank fire because the first gap firing caused the voltage across the others to jump suddenly by 33%.

@vanhattfield8292

Жыл бұрын

Aren't the spark gaps actually funcioning as designed and not failing?

@thewhitefalcon8539

Жыл бұрын

but the spark gaps aren't referenced to ground

Geez, this is the most times I've seen you repeatedly _unintentionally_ zap yourself in quite some time! ⚡ Pretty hilarious--it was clear you weren't mentally prepared for them!

@jinrex2445

2 жыл бұрын

how did you comment 14 hours before the video uploaded

@physicsisawesome696

2 жыл бұрын

@@jinrex2445 he might be a patron. And maybe electroboom will make the videos unlisted for some time which only patrons can see.

@devansh1727

2 жыл бұрын

Hello, patron.

@shramadurai7287

2 жыл бұрын

New invention technology for save the world from pollutionkzread.info/dash/bejne/qpdmuJR7g8Ksnso.html

@jinrex2445

2 жыл бұрын

@@physicsisawesome696 didnt know that thanks!

Man, I love your videos!!! Entertaining and Educational and Genius. Thank you!

You are awesome man. Keep it up, I am a big fan of yours. Wish you the best.

8:00 Yes....especially in the 50s and 60s electrostatic tweeters were used alot in tube radios. They were biased using the B+ voltage. When transistors took over these tweeters got rare and today they can only be found in expensive speaker systems.

@darkwinter6028

2 жыл бұрын

They still make and sell electrostatic speakers… they’re high-end speakers; and cost a small fortune.

@darkwinter6028

2 жыл бұрын

@Phoenix 𝙾𝚙𝚎𝚗 𝙼𝚢 PROFILE YOU DON’T SAY? 😜

9:48 That is a very proud fatherly smile. Wholesome

@allTkindaTstuff

2 жыл бұрын

stop advertising yourself

@Team_Slacker

2 жыл бұрын

@@allTkindaTstuff damn straight

@sdn6605

2 жыл бұрын

@@allTkindaTstuff how is that advertising?

@Sathe1984

2 жыл бұрын

Even a "high voltage" dad becomes a kid and feels proud to play with a simple toy which is made by his own kid .

@rishabhdubey374

2 жыл бұрын

@@sdn6605 Because there wasn't any fatherly smile whatsoever, watch it again. I wouldn't even call that a partial smile. Guy just straight up lied with a verified channel and commented something emotional so that people give him likes. That's just bullshit. Normal attention seeking tactics. You'll find a lot of such verified spammers of on KZread these days.

7:32 Actually at my engineering school, some of my classmates had a project like this, and it works surprisingly well. The sound is very directional though, and you need a very high voltage for the speaker to work.

We have a soldering station in the lab with metal handles on it. Every time I started soldering I noticed an itchy prickly feeling where my ESD straps were tucked in my socks. I measured the handle to ground and sure enough there was 40V AC. I replaced the power cable of the soldering station and it was fixed. Most guys in the lab never noticed! I get the feeling that whether or not those lower voltages can tickle and prick you depends on the spark gap. If there's an even surface you'll feel nothing, but I had tiny metal wires tucked in my socks. Remember those lightning/plasma globes? You feel nothing when your fingers are firmly on the glass, but if you raise them just enough for a sparking gap you will.

8:06 is exactly how very high end headphones work it's a far more efficient way to vibrate a surface because you can change between frequencies far faster

@colinstamp9053

2 жыл бұрын

Quad have been making electrostatic speakers since the 1950's

@soveu8237

2 жыл бұрын

*Electrostatic headphones to be precise Albo, condenser microphones work the other way around

@RDMracer

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's called a ribbon tweeter in general.

@colinstamp9053

2 жыл бұрын

@@RDMracer Ribbon tweeters are magnetic, not electrostatic.

@RDMracer

2 жыл бұрын

@@colinstamp9053 thanks for the heads up. Just looked up a diagram quite the interesting concept too.

Never gets old, love your videos!

@deathgod3121

2 жыл бұрын

Pug

@DipFreeFireYT

2 жыл бұрын

*white hair

You getting blasted over and over by capacitors was hilarious. I hope you're OK. Having been there myself I ACTUALLY felt your pain. LOL 👍

1:56 is this why tig electrodes are made with 2% thorium, to help the arc to jump easily for welding due to the radiation?

6:51 Mehdi, you're misinterpreting the schematic. The 555 Timer is there to energize the LC circuit in short bursts, which in turn oscillates at way higher frequencies. I'm too lazy to do the math, but it seems about right for more than 1GHz. It might not be a sophisticated jammer, but if it's near a device, it should at least significantly worsen the SNR.

@DarthStrider

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly what i thought, was going to comment this. Nice catch

@Magneticitist

2 жыл бұрын

It's a neat little circuit

@insanemal

2 жыл бұрын

Not only that, the one I looked at was tuned for the exact frequency of the phone network. I guess I was trying to just fill the phone frequency with noise. It did have a very short range

@zhouzhiwen8740

2 жыл бұрын

The spectrum of an impulse is very wide.

@insanemal

2 жыл бұрын

@@zhouzhiwen8740 ahhh right. Frequent bursts. Gotcha

his last words: Let me see if it actually generates high enough voltage

@Laughing_Dragon

2 жыл бұрын

I feel like at this point thats gonna be FAR from his last words... FFS this man is never gonna get killed by electricity, its either gonna be something mundane, or over the top stupid XD!

14:46, you mean the skill of resisting the shock of electricity? Sound really cool; I want to learn it.

That was an awesome episode, learnt lots 😊.

2:15 I think those "lead shorts" are meant for stopping a little more than radiation lol

14:32 The comedic timing there got me. "Don't put it in your mou-BZZZZT"

I used to have electrostatic loud speakers :) They was quite big and the sound from them was really good but they lacked bass so I combined them with open air 12" (4 woofers) dipole speakers that had electronic compensation to make them play down to 25hz.

Your videos are the only reason I scored high on electronics info on my asvab

I'd be intrigued to see the marx generator through a slow-mo camera to see how in sync the arcs actually are, maybe Mehdi can give Gav and Dan from the Slow Mo Guys a call to help

@coder0xff

2 жыл бұрын

My guess is that's it's too fast for even the fastest cameras. Probably by a lot.

The amount of pain this man endures to educate us still amazes me.

The 555 ic might be used for noise generation, i think you should inspect resonating part close to antenna more carefuly, 2n2222 transistor might be used up for 800mhz and lc resonator looked quite realistic

Speaking of high voltage overhead lines, where I live there is a trail that goes under some. When I touch an object like a boulder, I can feel current flowing through my hand. I could also see my arm hair stand up, and one was vibrating at approximately 60 Hz.

Not long ago one day I was walking barefoot outside and plugged in the BBQ (we got a pellet bbq which requires power), and when I touched the case I got shocked. I grabbed a voltmeter and measured about 60 volts on the metal casing. It turned out that there was some leaking voltage on the circuit, leaking into the "earth" cable. It turns out that linear power supplies from things like laptops and phones can cause tiny spikes at high frequencies, which are for some reason dumped on the earthing because they only use up a fraction of each AC cycle. that's what I read at least. There are special plugs to filter them, called net filters. It's quite scary nonetheless, especially when you get shocked the first few times. It's not dangerous, often only less than 1ma of current, at 60v, but still shocking. The shower guy might've had the same issue.

HAHAHAHA you Jinxed me with "no surprises there" because I literally said it out loud at the exact same time lol

@shramadurai7287

2 жыл бұрын

New invention technology for save the world from pollutionkzread.info/dash/bejne/qpdmuJR7g8Ksnso.html

Seeing those vids of them shorting those lines reminds me of the one where a tree falls on main power lines and it glows such bright violet you can see the roots of the tree glowing right through the ground.

I really love you Mehdi. Your content is both goofy and educational

I just love the fact that the intro still looks like it was made with Microsoft PowerPoint and clipart.

Looking forward to your home-made defibrillator video next week.

@jbvmpsmtr5488

2 жыл бұрын

😄

Great stuff. Have you made a flame speaker? A bit scratchy but lots of fun!

That mothers day lamp you and your daughter made is amazing! I'm sure your wife was taken aback by it. Such a sweet gesture you guys. :)

For the Marx generator, I think it may be very simple. When the first spark gap arcs, the first two capacitor get in series. The combined voltage is high enough to arc the second spark gap. To test that theory, maybe increasing the gap gradually for each capacitor may work. If it works, to get larger arcs, i would suggest setting the smallest gap at the end and increase it with each gap. I think the last capacitor is the slowest to charge because its charging current goes through the highest number of resistors. With only the last gap being small, most of your capacitors are charged completely when the last is charged enough to trigger the arc. That arc would then trigger the others. That would work only if the sparks could go off in the other direction though.

I am so happy to see that intro in full length again!

@_lemion

2 жыл бұрын

same

@emaadsiddique8086

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

8:00 this is the principle of the electrostatic speakers. They are used in hi-fi audio because they caracteristic hi frquency response

13:10 In EN norm acceptable safe AC voltage is 50V

"I hope the guy is at least wearing lead shorts" *Shows a chastity belt* Lmaooo

Is it really because of ionizing radiation? Or is it just because the first spark gap jumps, which adds the voltage to the voltage across the second spark gap, so it exceeds the ionization voltage for that gap, and so on up the chain?

@ElectroBOOM

2 жыл бұрын

Issue is it doesn't add voltage across the next gaps. Something more is going on

@mfbfreak

2 жыл бұрын

Put some shielding between the gaps and you'll know if it's radiation or high field strengths.

@lokilocus7620

2 жыл бұрын

In theory you should be able to figure out if the radiation is playing a role by placing a material that blocks radiation in between the 1st and the 2nd spark gap right? If the circuit doesn't trigger anymore it's at least likely this is because the radiation is getting blocked.

@pressurelamps

2 жыл бұрын

Why not use a UVC lamp to trigger the 1st spark gap? Or a gas mantle?

I absolutely love the lamp your daughter and you made!

3:49 We can actually test this hypothesis by placing some anti radiation coating, like lead coverd in unconductive material in between spark gaps

That mother's day gift is so cute lol

@prla5400

2 жыл бұрын

Read mothers gay

I love you man. You sometimes remind me of one of my teachers from 15 years ago, Dr. Malakooti. He would say, "You don't need to memorize it, you just learn it."

You can make an arc by itself make musical notes. You need a tig welder (or a controllable inverter power source) that can output AC and have veriable frequency settings. There are a few videos of people programming there tig welders to do it. The reason why you couldn't make an arc across the plates is because you need a sharp point for it to start from, an inert shielding gas to stabilise the arc and a high frequency start to bridge the arc without touching the 2 pieces together.

14:44 I was expecting him saying "same as me who is also a joke"

Commented before on the original Marx Generator video, hoping it might get noticed on this one. One of the best ways to insulate a Marx Generator is to place the circuit in a sealed container of oil. For the input wires and spark gaps you just need to make standoffs through drilled-out holes in the container before adding the oil, then seal those holes with Silicon. This allows for the circuit to handle much, much higher voltages as the only potential arc points under all but the most extreme of conditions are the spark gaps or input wires.

Great work as usual!

I’m a newer subscriber. About a month. But Damn that’s a catchy theme song! Love it!

I love the opening song. Also even though sometimes his shocks are planned it makes the unplanned ones funnier

New subscriber here, can someone explain why we shouldn't try this at home??? Just kidding, love this channel, please never change 🤩

@cheffplayz7495

2 жыл бұрын

Shure

@Oscar-sg7bw

2 жыл бұрын

Cause you should always try it at work not home

@shubhamkhatri7122

2 жыл бұрын

U shouldn’t try that Cause life is beautiful And u wanna live it . Exceptions are always there.

@monad_tcp

2 жыл бұрын

I tried it on the park, for example. Brought my inverter for 110v, my car battery, a 1MOhm resistor and gave it a lick, it worked. I mean, the voltage drops, and no current flows, and I didn't die.

@randomuser_1320

2 жыл бұрын

ATLAST I see a girl loving electricity

14:22 best "do not attempt this at home" warning I've ever seen. You're the best, Mehdi!

@jbvmpsmtr5488

2 жыл бұрын

14:22 actually

@Kitteh.B

2 жыл бұрын

@@jbvmpsmtr5488 ooh I fatfingered that, thanks!

Lol the thumbnail. U nailed it. Ur channel is awesome

these videos are the best thing when your procrastinating for a physics 2 exam on circuits

That's what I'm talking about! Old school Medhi is back, absorbing large quantities of voltage! I haven't laughed so hard since static gun!

That LATITY intro will never get old, just like PewDiePie's LWIAY intro

@shramadurai7287

2 жыл бұрын

New invention technology for save the world from pollutionkzread.info/dash/bejne/qpdmuJR7g8Ksnso.html

@HarmlessPotato.0

2 жыл бұрын

Lmao . Yeah agreed

@PopYTP

2 жыл бұрын

@@shramadurai7287 ok but could you just not self-advertise ok thanks

@ethzero

2 жыл бұрын

What's a PewDiePie?

@HarmlessPotato.0

2 жыл бұрын

@@ethzero google will explain you better than I can 😁

This is the only youtuber i watch the ad section of. Nobody present it as entertaining as this!

I love this channel, he knows enough to just shock himself enough without causing serious injury lol.

Mehedi : Never try at home.. Also Mehedi : he is doing all that in his home 😂😂😂😂

I wonder how much time Mehdi spends bleeping out all the parts he swears when editing his videos.

@DipFreeFireYT

2 жыл бұрын

Mathirial

thank you so much, you have teach me a lot

always a banger!! love your work

10:22 this aged really well

Just imagine... He's shocked himself so much when he gets a gnarly high voltage shock through his body, it probably feels like a carpet generated static us mere mortals feel. He's just playing it up for the camera... Lol

Iv been waiting for a new video ty

I once ran a project to restore an 18m satellite dish for use in radio astronomy (much like what I'm doing now!). There was a large rack full of equipment that was originally used for positioning. When we first cracked the door of the small building open to see "what's what" we found the mortal remains of a juvenile raccoon in the rack of wires and relays and thyratrons and massive power resistors, etc. We decided to name him (or her?) "Sparky" in homage to the way it probably died.

These videos are the best!

mehdi's outro never gets old.

I just wanted to say that you tried to make electrostatic loudspeakers... you should look up diagrams and revisit this! They're cool

4:38 that was HILARIOUS! And it kept going and going :-)))))

8:00 you're going to design an electrostatic speaker

8:02 Mehdi explaining electrostatic headphones. Both my headphone nerd and electronics hobbyist sides are having a lot of fun right now. Keep it up @ElectroBOOM

Love this man.

I haven't laughed that hard in a while. You earned a Patreon sub. Thank you

14:33 This guy managed to get shocked by a British plug. I'm impressed. The UK usually makes it very difficult to earn a Darwin award.

@ColonelSandersLite

2 жыл бұрын

There's an old saying that goes - If you make something idiot proof, they'll just make a better idiot.

@gorkskoal9315

2 жыл бұрын

ooooh you poor child. driving videos say hi.

@haruhisuzumiya6650

2 жыл бұрын

To be fair, if the ground isn't grounded properly the drain hole can get charged by the mains. Leading to rebar in concrete floors in showers.

The pain Mehdi has about free energy is **ABOVE 1000**

@shramadurai7287

2 жыл бұрын

New invention technology for save the world from pollutionkzread.info/dash/bejne/qpdmuJR7g8Ksnso.html

@darkknight9827

2 жыл бұрын

No it's above 8000 😏

@devansh1727

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@@darkknight9827 it could be above 420000 👀

@darkknight9827

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@@devansh1727 lol

@darkknight9827

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@@shramadurai7287 hi ad man

Hi Mehdi, I just want to share with you my recent shocking event. I bought vaccum cleaner that has steel skelet. When using it, there is tons of dust, hairs and so in it, rotating quickly (I guess). When turned off, I closed it to grounded wire and I got almost two centimeters of arc! I am not good in counting, but it seems like I generated 50kv with my vacuum cleaner. For first time, I accdentaly touch it and hell I was jumping around. I felt like it might make you happy that first thing I thought about was you :)

14:33 the dude is messing with 240Vz :O

I love his ad reads because they are always so aggressive it feels like I'm being threatened into buying it lmao

8:30 you 'invented' the electrostatic speaker. In tube radios these were used as tweeters; they do need about 250V dc charge (+high impedance high voltage ac/music) to work but can sound very good because of low-mass membrane (metalized plastic foil) compared to a regular speaker.

5:56 "this big capacitor" Me laughing with some microwave oven capacitor that are absolute monsters

Greetings Mehdi, I'm watching this and was wondering if you have ever experienced Exploding Head Syndrome (EHS)? I sometimes have episodes just as I'm falling asleep that resemble a loud zapping, bang! Love your works BTW. Thanks.