Shocking Things With 300 9 Volt Batteries!
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This guy reminds me why I was excited to be an adult as a kid
Dude, if you are a kid and have a dad, you can do pretty much anything.
@@lolmaster8093 would your dad buy you 300 batteries and leave you alone long enough to do something like this?
Lolmaster nice joke
The lemon juice is better because of the acid
@@Grazey I mean... c'mon... there's a good chance they don't have a father.
“We’re not gonna do anything crazy...”
*proceeds to pull out 300 batteries*
Travis Elder 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I only have a few more 250 more😂😂
Lol right tho
Yea xbox players dream
"Right, 2700 volts through a grape. Let's see what happens..." This is the kind of quality content I subscribed for xD
Dude just reading this comment made me sub to him and I haven’t started the vid yet
@@georgeheld1901 Excellent choice
Amazing footage but he kind of didn’t see what happened in the grape.
There was electric arcing and hot plasma. The instant plasma buildup seemed to me to be the root cause for the nails to shoot out. Steam would have possibly blown up the grape. When it would have formed in the electric arc.
The glowing Grape.
A grape and a microwave are commonly used to create Plasma at home. Because creating plasma is something special. You created big clouds of plasma. Amazing. But dangerous too.
Jahahah lol XD
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Tyler: Puts 2,700 volts through a grape
Also Tyler: *This grape is extremely hot*
Im honestly impressed that you lived long enough to upload this
XD
XD
My god - you could die in the moment of taking the 2 opposite copper bolts in your "welding gloves" glad the arc didnt come out of your hand... did the chineese 10 cent plastic clips provide that muh of a safety. 1x 1000V gives arc on a range of 1mm air.
I came here looking for the movie of somebody else testing 200 of retired 9v batteries - he even connected them in packs of 10 not more for greater security in case of hand missclick.
Pretty sure he experienced some decent flash burn on the old eyeballs. Lmfao 😂
Did he die anyway?
Next video: juggling balls of plutonium
Tyler: "I have no idea why my hair is falling out, but this is pretty cool, right?"
numberyellow xdd
Such a pretty blue glow when the two balls touch... Lol
@@Agsded1973 The large Hardon Collider - If the balls touch, we all die.
Few throws and hands are ionized into jello
Agsded1973 talk about major case of blue balls
"Let's try it with another liquid"
Me: G A S O L I N E
Tyler go boom
@@hunteriskool1703 tyler go big boom
Draxler 15 Tyler go big bang
Yeah... It will do NOTHING 🙂. Gas is not conductive, though capacitive effects or tiny amounts of water could cause an initial small spark, potentially causing a fireball which would really go crazy since the plasma fire is made of IS conductive. Crazy arcs on top of a gas fire, not fun.
@@flomojo2u i didn't ask but ok
Tyler: "do not repeat anything shown in this video at home"
Me with my 300 9volt batteries: *_[C R Y I N G]_*
Just a technicality. 299 or 301 batteries is quite acceptable kids
@@hughsnuts7318 what about 600
@@two6370 Fine with me. Just get it on camera
Just do it in your garage that's not your home (or your yard, or somewhere other than home)
Try 9 300v batteries. Easier to carry.
Neighbor: “why does TylerTube’s house smell like burnt fruit salad?”
Other neighbor: “... we don’t question him anymore”
Unoriginal
Underated
300 likes
New neghbor would be better
as a professional electrical technician this is the most dangerous thing I've seen anyone do on CZcams and I've been watching for 7 years
The illusion of safety is very real with the precautions taken in this video. Kilovolt gloves are required in AC 277-480 delta systems as far as osha's concerned. That's like a sixth the power Tyler's playing with, not to mention DC is nasty to get hit with.
When he was like "I don't know what this is or what it's called," I thought to myself "Am I about to watch this guy die?"
This guy seems to know nothing about electricity.
should we tell him about tesla coils, ok I may not have his best interests in mind.
i think he thought that as well @ 9:20 haha
Me too! Then at the end when he calls for suggestions on whether or not he should "go bigger" and what should he go bigger on, I just thought to myself that I should write down the date and make a note to watch for the day when there will be a mention of the accidental death of a "You Tuber" that filmed his own death. Like the guy who came home from going into town and he couldn't find his brother (they cohabitated in a cabin in the woods) but he DID find the video recorder that had been used earlier that day by the brother while he was interacting with a wild bear (commonly done by both of them). The man watched the video in horror as he witnessed the bear maul his brother and left very little of his remains behind. YEAH. I'd hate to be his wife or gf and have something like that be in my future.
@@rachelnicolechenoweth7756 kinda like that sting ray guy
It's also worth mentioning that the batteries are not insulated for high voltage, so bridging the rows of them with your hands was also a bit spooky.
It's so funny to think that these things come together like Legos to form an ultimate death taser, allowing someone with truly NO KNOWLEDGE to mess with them.
@@LazorVideosDestruction Isn't it great? Natural selection needs help. Death Legos.
Its DC voltage... the risk isnt in the Shock the risk is that the batteries could explode and hot battery acid could get in his eyes.
@@Eric91611 The DC voltage is a genuine risk in this case, however the risk of the batteries exploding or catching fire is also a very likely and dangerous possibility.
@@Eric91611 that amount of amperage and voltage will kill you even with direct current.
I'm just glad we didn't end up seeing " watch 300 9v batteries stop Tyler's heart"
Please get some rated voltage gloves, if those gloves hadn't have been new and dry you would have had a really bad day.
how would you see that? the guy at the funeral home uploading the video?
Actually I do not think the gloves did help him even a tiny bit... He was just lucky and did not electrocute himself, one little mistake and he would be dead and the video would not have been posted.
Welding gloves protect from electric shock, heat, infrared, and abrasions… wearing them is probably the best thing he could’ve done considering what he built was basically a welder.
9:00 that light is called plasma you are literally igniting the air particels with 300 batteries.
An I guess it was the Plasma also, that made the Mails shoot out of the grape.
Ionizing and igniting aren't the same thing.
@@LionStrategic Tes there is enough voltage to conduct through the air at about 3 millimeters. Once you touch the nails this heats the air so you can move away and the air is still conducted. This is because air is conductive when hot. The same thing can be done with a microwave transformer.
"This is 2700 volts" *wears gloves rated for only 1000 volts*
@JOSEF BORG if they're welding gloves they can definitely protect over one volt
Actually welding gloves have no insulating properties to them the reason you don’t get shocked is because your body isn’t part or the short circuit hence the reason he isn’t being shocked
ya but he wore three pairs
@@kelingady2980 depends on what they are made out of as well, but also a very good point
The insulation on the alligator clips help as well so he is fine
Store: You need 300 9V batteries?
Tyler: Well yeah I’m trying to make Aurora Borealis so...
Aurora Borealis? At this time of year, at this time of day, in this part of the country, localized entirely within his garage?
Draper Carter yes
@@hersheyfox1115 May I see it?
Draper Carter .. No.
Draper Carter the fact that your pfp is a picture of an eyeball I can assure you you can see damn well what happened
He always undermines the videos, like he’s doing the opposite of click baiting. He’s just like, “we aren’t doing anything too crazy, just zapping things with electricity, you know the norm.”
I was waiting to see "lets see how gasoline reacts to 2700 volts" 😂😂
‘Wow! Why does it do that?!?”
Because your playing with hot death
*Safety is clearly not your number one priority* 🤪
I don't think he knows what electrical safety is
Electroboom is still alive he'll be fine
@@cykablyat8129 but he actually knows what he is doing, electroboom I mean.
He's not crazyrussianhacker
@@tooniis1403 CRH stole his "safety is #1 priority" catchphrase from a youtube series called "Is it a good idea to microwave this?" that used the same catchphrase in the into of their videos
I wonder if this is how God was when he invented lightning
Made my day
The beard at least was common to both
Where do i even start with the safety issues in this video? You were very lucky that the 2700V did not arc through one of your welding gloves and kill you by the time you hit the floor. I also would never trust those tiny test leads with anything over a few hundred volts. Higher voltage is what allows deadly currents to flow through a human.
Before someone mentions "its not the voltage, its the current that kills you" keep in mind if you were to have a power source that was rated 10v 500amps and touched both leads of it with your bare hands you would be completely fine as there is no high voltage there to push any deadly current through you. Its all about ohms law: Current = Voltage / Resistance.
I've calibrated high current shunts for power supplies at my work using a 5V 500amp power supply and have no issue touching both leads despite the high current this supply can provide. Because the low voltage doesnt allow any significant current at all to pass through me. Remember, Current = Voltage / Resistance.
This deathtrap setup you have here can easily do 1 amp for a short amount of time AT 2700V! WHICH CAN EASILY KILL YOU!
The only safe way to arc these high voltage supplies together would be to only handle one lead with one hand and no more and tying an insulating pipe to the wire for added protection is a good idea. I suggest you please remove this video before someone tries this at home and kills themselves
@@themblue8236 Not true. If that were true, youd be electrocuted for holding car battery terminals while they started a car. That can peak at more than 800 amps and voltage is around 12V too. ElectroBOOM has done many videos on this. Its simple Ohm's Law V=IR. An essential relationship to know
@@themblue8236 Watch this: czcams.com/video/XDf2nhfxVzg/video.html
@@themblue8236 You're half right but you're missing one factor that the guy commented. Resistance of the human skin, at worst condition it could get down to 100kohm~ do the math (10/100000 = 0.1mA) I've touched 200VDC with my bare hand and feel shocked a little.
Fact check your own ass before proving someone wrong
@@andrewheater1061 12V can not harm you , this is 2700v and would instantly kill you like he say and it is more then enough ampere to kill in this 9v batteries when connected together up to this voltage...
Dude! what were those gloves rated at? High voltage is high voltage even if it's coming from batteries.
The arc you were pulling out was due to the ionisation of the air and probably the addition of copper ions.
high voltage is dangerous wtf
I cringed slightly watching the way he handled the batteries. Also, hi bigclive!
Yeah, it definitely seems like he knows what he's doing...
they're welding gloves, so i'm pretty sure they're designed to insulate heat and electricity well
Welding machine put out like 30V. No way welding gloves are rated for 3kV.
I'm pretty sure we are lucky this video was uploaded rather than seeing Tyler in the obituaries
Or his new channel: BlindTyler. What an idiot.
He made some really careless mistakes. He certainly doesn't know enough about electricity to do this safely.
That’s funny my friend!! :) I like this guy so I hope nothing ever happens to him!!
Auto upload? Lol
@@jessicamartinez1305 cant schedule a video that you never finished.
I’m an electrician and 2700 bolts is insane. But what I would love to see is wire up 13 9-volt Batteries in series witch is as close to 120 as you can get, have multiple groups of 13 batteries wired in parallel so that the storage of the batteries is increased, then try to power everyday items, maybe even something with a heating element in it...
The problem is that 120v is AC voltage and this is DC so lots of things would not work, some would like a toaster..
Hey so if 3 9v batteries is 27v would that make an arc?
@@johnjay6370well electronic things really run on DC. They just convert the ac into DC and then can regulate the voltage. So I think theyv might actually still run on DC
@@mondude9754 Not everything runs on DC and for the reason it does not have to. Toasters, fans, old light bulbs, and other things run off AC. One thing to remember and lots of people get this confused is that Voltage and Current are not the same. Power if the product of Voltage and current. So the guy who wants to put 9v batteries together to make 120v, Yes he will have 120v but the current will not be enough to do much of anything.
Just got an ad about the danger of batteries XD I’m crying
When he said he was going to stop messing with the fans and give us what we had been waiting for, I was expecting him to put the battery on his tongue
Normally welders glove the wearer from 100 volts or less. Not rated for 2700 volts. ...and i didn't even mention eye protection.
Think electric vehicles! No, not the RC kind. Face shield, true electrical gloves (rubber/silicone based probably), and I wouldn't stand ANYWHERE near the batteries or item tested. When he placed the two connectors/nails together, it looked like a mushroom cloud. Not what you want to see as being 'COOL'.
Well you kinda did
Look at the leads he uses as well, those are not suited for that amount of voltage, even at low amps. This dude is also holding a lead in each hand, could kill him instantly..
A.C.Engineering That's not even close to accurate... At thousands of Volts, it will just go through not only your hands, but your whole body easily. He's holding both electrodes in both hands, essentially electrical execution/suicide style. If the arc would have went through him, it would be through his heart and lungs, burning the nerves and muscles inside instantly. And you don't need anywhere close to even a single Amp to die from it. Only a few milliamps and you're gone.
Bro just pop on some chainmail and your set.
This is why I like CZcams, it creates all the "WHAT if's' that I can imagine.
Like pushing someone in a pool of lemon juice and electrocuting them with high voltage.
9:00 tyler said OOGA BOOGA FIRE GO WOOSHHHH
Just a couple laying around.
*Pulls out 300 batteries*
Coolcat 0113 oh right, just a couple mmmm. Haha
Nah that’s nothing we all have like 3000 lying around this dude is poor lol
yes thats the joke thank you for repeating the exact thing we all watched
Howbout Nah ya
Yeah thats the joke
The real test would be licking the positive and negative ends.
NxT Bman I’m dead 😂😂😂😂
@@coreyshirley2672 I bet he would be too if he took the test.
NxT Bman yup!
Lol
Hook up a toaster.
I love how he is such a simple and average man doing fun home experiments
A man cooking a grape.
This is the type of content I wanted to see.
Tyler: Now lets replace the water with something more acidic
Me: This guy is about to die
Yup
@J C we live only once bro
@Z71 Dirtymaxx pour a cup of salt into the water lmao
Those TIG gloves are not adequate insulation for 2.7KV DC.
you don't know how lucky you are that an arc didn't flash through them.
Yes on the next video he should do a test arcing right through one of those gloves to show people how dumb this setup is!! Then dismantle it and be thankful he's still here to post this shit - that is probably going to get some copycat kid killed!!
I was thinking the same... Welding is low voltage high current
Yep.
Driver0808657 was thinking the same thing the whole time I watched this
That's exactly what I told my wife, "he's really being dangerous, he doesn't even have on the proper gloves to handle high voltage even if it is DC, no rubber no love." Interesting to see, but if he had been safe I'd have been much happier. There are old electricians, and bold electricians, I plan on being an old one myself.
"I am powering my own helicopter only with 9V batteries"
I’m watching him mess with the fans and I’m like “hmmmmm uncontrolled model airplane?”
8:53
This is likely due to the spectroscopic colors of the gases present in air produced when the electric current passes through them. That’s how neon signs work, an electric current is run through a pressurized tube of gas. Neon itself will produce a red hue, but gases like nitrogen (which composes roughly 70% of air) will be more greenish.
Tyler is eventually going to win the Darwin awards.
I agree
He's too comfortable with high voltage
From what? Compared to ac DC isn't really dangerous to your body.
Up to 160v DC you will barely feel it with dry fingers
@@peterzingler6221 you also have to take in account the amperage. 2700V and 500 miliamps is very dangerous. it can and will stop your heart. if you were to touch both ends of it, you would feel it. thats 1350 Watts of DC current. (theoretical values. Wattage is probably closer to 1100 after a few mins of use.)
**died cooking a grape with 2700 volts/ 300 9 volt batteries**
Add a capacitor, a copper tube and a tungsten rod and you're inches away from a rail gun.
Nah, just add a lot of capacitor, coil the copper at the end and start annoying your neighbors. After which wait for a few minutes for the cops to come.
Boom!
Is the rail gun dangerous?
@@L_B2892 NO WAY NOT AT ALL NOTHING TO WORRIE ABOUT
Ha ha ha
Tyler: Had a few 9 volts lying around
Also tyler: I have 300 9 volts
He is the combination of TKOR,backyard scientist, and electroboom together
Next time on tyler tube,
I build a nuclear bomb with 9 volt batteries!
no, that's something styropyro would do
FarawayThrower no no it’s a Kim jong in thing to fake news about
Then get checked by the FBI like Cody's Lab😂😂😂
Ok. I guess i have a lot of likes now
lol
Tyler: yeah I’ve got a few 9 volt batteries lying around
...pulls out 300
I did this at work back in the 1990's, actually. We went through a huge number of 9 volt batteries in my shop. They were in equipment that had to be serviced weekly. We found that if they were below 8.2 volts, they wouldn't make it through another week without setting off the battery alarm, so we pulled them out at 8.2 volts and below. I started taking all the batteries I removed and attaching them in series for a couple weeks. No idea how many I got up to, but someone decided to try to move them one day. They got a little too close to the terminals on both ends and got a hell of a zap out of it. And we started doing stupid stuff with them from there.
When I was in college we charged 400v caps and put them in a container with some screws and nuts. If you shook the bottle you would hear an explosion that sounded like a gun shot. Good times-
300 batteries: Exists
Tyler: H O L D M A H B E E R
I never knew the 9V could be connected together until now..
Same
Jake Wolf same
Damien George I replied same and then realized you did too. We’re so... same!
Ground hogs day
Legend has it Jake Wolf was never heard from again...
Let’s put thousands of those fans on Phil Swift’s flex tape boat.
That would probably be a fun ride
I fell asleep to this and woke up 2 hours later by a thunder and lightning storm?! Did you piss of thor lmao?
zeus wasn't happy 😂
How is this guy still alive. First he's putting all that power through the end batteries, and wearing leather gloves, minimal insulation.
This madness! Next time, wear eye protection and get some decent high voltage insulated gloves!
Those gloves are welding gloves there insulated. You can touch higjer voltage than 300 with them on.
@@Themeparkjunkie1022 thank you for the information
I agree with you 100% especially working with electricity but you have to admire his experimentation!!
@@Themeparkjunkie1022 Yes, but he was dealing with fukin 2700 volts!
Welding gloves are not adequate for high voltage DC. Also needs welding rated safety glasses, and probably a retinal scan
I remember back when tyler had 25k subs and he used to heart everyone comments. RIP old times
sigh, yeah :(
There are 1000 comments on this video. I'm still he still hearts some. Before there were only around 50 - 100 comments.@@xsaturnityx
Yep 😭
I remember the first Flex Glue video and how he just blew up
Me too..
I'm not sure why, but thus makes me happy. And the joy in his voice while saying "thats violent" lol I love it.
That thing that happened when the copper wires connected and then went away is called an arc(plasma) plasma is something when contactless disconnect from the live. Causing it to jump.
Plot twist, this man knows exactly what hes doing and is just a character because his apparent lack of knowledge and safety precautions bring in views and comments
Gosh I really hope that... i kind a like him - but that's just stupid...
That sounds like a certain middle eastern man i know of
so like electroboom
@@thefailedexperiment8483 You mean the human spark plug? I know he's like an electrical engineer, but I still worry about him sometimes.
Just because you understand what could happen doesn't mean you really grasp the gravity of it.
He may understand it, but his lack of safety and knowledge will slip him up, wether it's an act or not.
Most played out joke ever....
“How many batteries do you need?”
Tyler: Yes
Lmao
Said the person with the "don't assume my gender" username
I'm pretty sure his house would've blown up if he didn't stop
We need to crowdfund this man a stick welder.
You should connect a welding rod to the end of it and weld some metal together
Amps are what welders use not voltage.
@@eduardosc3434 yes can confirm.
@@eduardosc3434 you would just need to put the batteries in adifferent arrangement
Internet expert welder here but I’m pretty sure a lot of newer mig machines use voltage to control the amount of current that is passed through the gun very similar to amperage control
Arthur Herrera mig machines use a constant voltage which varying amperage depending on electrode length so that a smooth arc can be maintained. Stick welders use constant current and the voltage varies in order to keep an arc lit.
When you don't know that you're making plasma by connecting this much energy via copper rods, you shouldn't do what you're doing..
I started out with the most dangerous high voltage and had no clue what I was doing at first. It was a 100 KVA pig pole transformer.
But I am really glad I got the super high experience. That made me so much farther ahead of the game than everyone else.
I just followed standard safety procedures and asked a certified high voltage linemen to supervise me. He didn't see anything wrong with what I was doing.
On it's a bit hot. No shi.t sherlock
@@splitz0775 lol
holding both ends of the circuit that can cause a 4-5 inch arc ACROSS HIS CHEST... "Eh I got some leather welding gloves"
Ikr
Tyler: * sees batteries at store *
Tyler: *ILL BUY YOUR ENTIRE STOCK*
2:45 please use one of those batteries in your smoke alarm if it is low . . 😂. Thanks for another great video Tyler!
Btw you're creating plasma . you asked what it was called.... you should try to stick weld using 9v batteries...
I was going to suggest the same thing. lol
Theres nowhere enought amperage for that, you need at least 50A for stick welding to work.
Ya ur rite thats exactly rite! Plasma mushroom clouds! Lmao 😂😂😂
timothy Roosa yep!
@@DanielLopez-up6os 9v batteries are around 800ma. multiply is by 300.
That my friend, is called plasma.
Yes and no it's mostly just highly concentrated electricity or in scientific terms that was an ark of electricity
Arora borialis
The green was copper plasma.
Kinda really really dangerous.
@@the2wheeldeal025 Not yes and no -.- just yes. an arc of electricity is invisible, as electrons are smaller than a wavelength of light. What you see is the plasma it generates. Or rather the light emitted by the plasma. yes and yes.
Ark flash
4:09 had me dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂 also, you should try to weld something with them 😂
You made me jump when the fan said “UMPH” lol
You should really get a lab coat for your videos.
Why? It's not exactly science what he's doing.
@@joops110 to be funny
@@joops110 It would suit him
No... We should make him some sick one and send it to him so he HAS to wear it.
Better check the arc rating, he'll need something pretty thick I think.
its plasma, your burning the air
you're*
@@neptunez3495 you're a twAT
@@RoamingFibonacci lol
Why was this as well as the comments funny af 🤣
@@kadifelts3294 I could not agree more 😂😂😂
For the record, you should be wearing welding goggles when messing with plasma.
That oof made the fan's death funnier than it was supposed to be
Please someone sponsor him Personal Protective Equipment
PLEASE.... don't !!!!
He does need better PPE. And use it
🤣🤣🤣💀
Fuck ppe
DM Raps 😂😂😂
You exposed yourself to so much arc radiation to your eyes. Please wear a welding mask or sunglasses so you can keep the videos coming!
Don't forget about the dangers of inhaling fumes from the copper vaporizing
Proper terminology is arc radiation. And yes he should wear some form on shielding for his eyes. I usually wear two pairs of good shaded sunglasses for long drawn out arcs. But for short arcs, I put on 6-7 pairs of good shaded sunglasses. I look funny in them, but it gets the job done. And yes, I cant see anything out of the many shades I have on. Until the arc is struck.
@@secretagent5658 Seriously? I've been exposed hundreds of times with no protection and I still scored 20/13 on my eye test.
@@diarrheadan8088 So you need glasses then right.
@@diarrheadan8088 Normal eye doctors are not trained to tell you if your eyes have been damaged. So what you said means nothing and is useless.
I randomly stumbled upon your video. I absolutely loved it. Very educational and entertaining
Tyler: sticks nail into lemon juice
Me: my phone screen shatters
good demonstration of Natural Selection almost winning quickly :))
I love AUTO-Eugenica..
How many times can you mess up at 3000 volts? Answer is zero.
Correction: one. You can mess up once at 3000 volts.
DTXBrian he means without dying
Yeah no that's definitely not true lol
its not the voltage, its the current, i've shocked myself with up to 45,000
Logical answer: 1
Real life answer: 3-4 Before any sort of neuron damage occurs.
man, love your videos. Just a guy having fun with random stuff in his garage.
You should make another video like this, it's so darn entertaining!
I love how he is using the smallest wire and alligator clip pair to drive that much current
Coz there's not much current flowing through them
Not more than 1.5 amps
The batteries are in series so the current isn't affected, just the voltage
@@maxfreeman3764 you're correct, brain fart on my end
@@maxfreeman3764 Yeah, 2700 Volts DC and at 120 Volts DC it's already getting dangerous
He literally just made a mini arc welder if he would’ve connected the negative to a piece of steel and got some wire he could’ve tig welded
I’m starting to see how people accidentally make things now
It's called brazing with the copper nail
@@nathangregory9002 brazing always involves solder... The material doesn't matter too much, it just has to be brazeble. It wouldn't weld tho because he'd need thicker wires and something with high resistance as the rod.
I was thinking that 2
I thought arc welding was stick welding
Dude Tyler is cool cuz he lets his kid side take over his adult side
The arcs look like the ones you’d see from a MOT. Can’t believe you can do that with just 9 volts in series. Also, I suggest keeping the nails in the liquid instead of taking them out as soon as it arcs. It would arc in the air, but once both nails are in, the high voltage would start boiling the liquid VERY quickly. Well at least, that’s what happens to water
OSHA: *heavy breathing*
Too funny
@necroona97 ISO45001?
More like: *angry screeching*
osha doesnt care if you die in your garage
10 OSHA handbooks spontaneously burst into flames whenever he makes a video.
thats a plasma arc. aka that is air on fire. also causes the production of ozone which is toxic when concentrated
I was trying to find a comment on this, I wasn't 100% sure if it was plasma or not. Thank you!
Ozone? Good for environment or not
Lol the ad in the middle of this video was for insurance 😂
Man discovers arc welding....
So many safety concerns, I don't know where to start.
Michael Rivera it’s dc not ac. Dc is a lot less dangerous
I take it back... i didn’t see everything... i take it back
this is not safe holy shit
OSHA has left the chat
Charles S unless you complete the circuit which would be just as, if not MORE dangerous than AC.
"I have this extra computer fan"
... *continues to bring out 300 fans and make a makeshift sail boat of 300 computer fans*
Thatbwoild be gunny
Tyler: Name drops the leidenfrost effect
Me: impressed
Tyler: describes something that’s not the leidenfrost effect
Me: there we go, that’s the Tyler we know
You're the only channel I dont skip to the end and click replay to skip all the ads, I love your creativity and you need the ads for this to work ily
This was one of the least smart things I've ever seen someone do on CZcams.
Maybe that's why it was so incredibly entertaining.
I saw a video of some guys use idk how much voltage and of the sort to melt stuff. Inside. On a freakin' carpet. Adult men. Trust me, this isn't the stupidest thing on CZcams
Not really. Seen Coke factories, hospital, underwater facilities do it all the time? Less fatal than uh you know high power, long distance (hertz, per second)AC?
Factories use cables with plastic insulation designed to contain high voltages. And and the workers shut off the power before handling the wires, or they wear specially designed gloves that RELIABLY protect against high voltages. This guy was one splash of water away from his gloves not resisting the voltage, --> electrocution! The video with the melted metal and carpet was probably Photonicinduction. The power supply was a few volts and a higher current. Sure, he made an ugly mark on the floor and a breathed some nasty smoke, but he wasn't at risk for instant death from electricity
@@brandonclements7875 yeah seen that too, they were qualified sparkies (yeah i know huh lol) and did have a very good idea of what they were doing even if they had zero regard for the rug. this has a larger potential to go bad, fast imo
it was indeed photonicinduction, 5000amps.....
Wow dude. I cant even find one AA battery laying around in my house
Chris Gomez same.
I knew someone who made a 120V dc panel out of Aa batteries. Don't know if he ever tested it.
Chris Gomez he broke into your home and stole them all
I was today years old when I realized you could connect 9v batteries together like that.
Honestly same
I had no idea 9 volt batteries connect like that. Whoever designed them like that was either perfectly sane (cause there’s a reasonable reason for it) or wants everything to be on fire...
next video: lets climb the power lines !
that hissing noise you’re hearing is the batteries venting. you’re lucky you stopped when you did. if you’ve never seen a battery vent you need to. it’s cool and absolutely terrifying at the same time lol.
Up Next: Tyler builds a Time Machine.
I love how Tyler throws everything
Touches nail that just had 2700 volts run through it
WOW THATS HOT
LOL
@osu! a pack of 2 9v batteries is like 5 fuckin dollars you think i got the money for that?