Artyom Kozlov he got me to sub with just that line

"Scrolls down in the comments, sees this comment, the guy in the video says "that's the sort of dodgy shit I like" well, that really is some dodgy shit"

Dimitri That happened to me too XD

Yeah what got me was how he said yay before that

Im confused he plugs in a 5v usb to charge it and gets 240v sorry 230v coz were not coming out of the EU out of the usb out so how does it get from 5v usb to 230v without an inverter why didnt he put a meter across the usb cables

Flesh hmmm like human flesh

Doctor Who

@@g38jj53qofmt dr.poop

nooo its sexty nine mega camps dearie...

Could it be a female Dalek ?. . .No, Daleks are sexless (neither male or female, gay or straight). . . Search engine answered, not funny.

uhmmmm... what is a "dalek" ?

doctor who..

SuperAWaC

fantastic

Added bonus that once it kills you it eliminates the metallisation so there's no evidence left behind! Sneaky!

Leon Kernan That's so you know when it is plugged in. ....... z-zt😵

Chinese population control feature.

bob s Ah Yes,, but who buys them the most?

Don't forget to buy them a shiny metal case as well! :)

Hilary Clinton perhaps? Send it with a metal cased phone!

send one to gina miller

I like it something for people I like and now something for people who piss me off, as they say in the adverts something for all the family.

Will G Actually more along the lines of Dumble T😀

Same exact thing happened to me, I told her to give it to her mother.

@@graxjpg Pit a transformer (1:1) on the input to galvanicly isolate it. Then its prett safe

@@H3wastooshort or you know just know when its plugged in dont use the USB.

Break the mains connection and the safety of the device is increased a lot. Don't know how easy it however

Nice username. The Island?

How would it send you into the Sun?

@Ged Woods Since charging literally requires the movement of electrons, that would be physically impossible (unless you redefine "charging" as "replacing the battery/electrolyte").

Just remove the AC unit from it

I can just imagine him getting all hyper while reviewing a Chinese-made atomic reactor that he bought from Wish. ;)

AvE

With enough force anything will flow through anything

Like a golf ball through a garden hose.

@@Indy509 like a McDonald's milkshake through a straw

@@Indy509 lmao... 😂

Death port, Apples next generation Lightning port.

People get bored of exploding Samsung phones after a while... Time for something new I guess!

Apple made product for Samsung users

Of course. It will charge anything, including Tesla EV car.

My Samsung full charge in 3.4 second. thanks for the fast charge lamp tip.

...in Sydney (by the sound of the Dalek's accent) :)

Were they the sea monsters?

Genesis of the Daleks, a 4th Doctor (Tom Baker) story, filled out the background of the Kaleds and the Thals in some detail... :)

I do remember it. I watched them as they came out in South Australia..loved that show.

I'm surprised it didn't have Hoverboard style LiPo battery with self oxidizing fire capability.

...same here...lmao😂

Or, *T H A T ‘ S B A D!*

@@reekymirror6764 I've heard "That's *BAAAAD"*

Mine is "and it's all gone horribly wrong already"

Thought he was dressed up as a fireman

karebu2 nope, firemen have reflective bits on their heavy fire proof overalls, a yellow and silver like finish, a little bit of soot on said heavy over coat and overalls from the fires they go into.

It's what car tow truck drivers wear.

No wonder he lives on the Isle of Man.

It's to reduce the number of women chasing after him.

Zapp3012 Chinese Engineering? :-)

Zapp3012 the only CE mark would be "C"hinese "E"xport

Honestly... CE marking is worthless, this unit could be CE marked because for most type of devices it is just a self-declaration. Any by the time one gets killed by one of those and investigation starts the importer copany may be long gole...

Confirmed Electrocutor

Cum Exterminator... Ok I'm sorry.

I bought one that had the disco RGB on the top of it. Serves well for a bit of disco illumination, just have to remember not to plug anything into the USB when charging it :D

Good.

Ahh You're talking about the good ole Transformerless AA5 radios. One side of the cord is attached to the chassis, making it a 'HOT" chassis. Even in the US at that time cords were not polarized to prevent the hot and neutral sides separate so every 60 seconds the hot and neutral switched and if you just happened to touch the chassis at that time, you just became part of the circuit. After that you most likely learn to never do it again. That is exactly why the cords were designed to break away and clipped to the back panel when it was removed for servicing.

@@the1andonlyfirebug Hence the prevalence of "cheater cords".

We still don't have polarized AC outlets and plugs after 70 years. Though why we should... better is to build proper circuits.

@@the1andonlyfirebug ...that's not how the hot line works. It's just the ungrounded line.

Were pretty common in Germany and Poland also. Transformerless, plug non-polarized, chassis can be live at 230VAC (220 at this time). Some of them were transformerless so they would be cheaper and lighter, but some were called "universal receivers" and could be powered from vintage 127V DC network, which in 40/50's still could be encountered. Heaters were connected in series, line voltage straight to the anode of the rectifying tube. There was single 110/220 line voltage switch on some models, just a resistive dropper (providing room heating also when used).

Same

David Irwin can you say JUNK

Fuck! Thanks a lot!

@TheGame455 I just lost the game thanks to your username. Fuck you.

@@carnivorebear6582 damn it.

spankmeister at least it'll work as a fuse

That crap reminds me of the wires you typically see in very cheap battery operated toys, must be something like 30AWG.

Yeah, looks like 600v insulation to me!

@@markmodray7698 if you are counting the air

The batteries aren't that good either. It might be worth looking for some proper compact camping lights.

Yeah, and the battery in this is quite shitty as it is only about 600mAh at 3.6V You also won't charge a phone up on 3.6V. You're best off getting one of those USB powered cheapy work lights, which don't use any sort of mains circuitry, as well as user replaceable 18650 cells. The one I have also has a 5V output which actually does work.

@@TheSpotify95 these worklight have a powerbank PCB in them and the the led lamp part connected to the battery

James Pourroy "ass-terminate ass-terminate!"

No way I can unsee the gay Dalek. No way I can unread "ass-terminate!"

I couldn't stop laughing!

People who slay chubby bearded guys are as nice as people who slay scottish fold kittens which are the mean people. My heart melts for chubby bearded guys...they are plush, cuddly and adorable.

I read that RIGHT AS he said it. Beautiful timing.

Iain Banachowicz coincidentally, I also was drinking coffee while watching this

Absolutely brilliant

hhahahahahahhahahah :)

yep that's medium rare.

"xD" le trolle epic

"Exterminate! Exterminate... their butts" I died. LOL still dead

That's the one I've got, the one with the disco lamp on top. It's a nice light, you just have to remember not to charge anything through the USB when it's charging from mains :D

Sounds naughty

***** I was too busy being horrified by the deathtrap

I noticed it immediately, but it was not loud enough to be disturbing.

It amazes me what some folks get hung up on. Even after noticing it I still don't care at all. He should wear whatever keeps him warm and comfortable.

John Ridley china must be proud

ELECTRONTHORP but its so pretty . -zzzzzzzap

Kinda looks like a steampunk death ray too...

John Ridley Gives the suicide showerhead a run for its rupees

At first I thought, well that USB connecter is bad and potentially dangerous but alright. Then to find the switch on the side is ALSO live from the mains... good gravy. Bad news all around.

Congratulations! Big Clive is your dad. I'm glad you found him 👍🏼

i really wish i had a dad like yours

can you say KaBoom! there goes your iPhone 🤯

@@TexacaAnd heart pulse!

No they can't, in the advanced field of tech, they lack a certain understanding, could be down to not designing said item, not understanding in someway, or just living up to the expectation of not giving a hoot. Either way I'm yet to see German quality come from China, I hope I'm wrong but even there own brand cars are copys? With the likes of eBay and banggood ect, I feel most consumer stuff will stay on the cheap no cheers side of life.

@@sulawesi-steve I think it's much more a lack of manufacturing experience. China is relatively new to this whole industrialization thing so they simply don't have the traditions and wisdom of countries that have been industrialized for a long time, like the US, Germany, Japan to an extent, etc...

The chinese are better than we give them credit for, but for very advanced parts (say fine motors for robotics, hard drives, CPU's, memory chips etc) I mean the I phone for example. China actually makes less than just about any country involved. Even if you exclude apple itself, the US still makes more money off the iphone than the chinese through texas instruments, because it costs more for the bits and bobs texas instruments makes than paying the chinese to glue it together which is really all foxconn does. The korean LCD, the texas instruments electrical components, the japanese memory, the of course CPU itself, the german (i think hard drive can't recall) all those parts manufacturers make far more and the chinese would love to capture that market, but they lack the hard and soft skills required to do things like make a factory that churns out CPUs. I mean that is crazy hard, even Intel and AMD struggle to make chips with a decent amount of dead on completition or being forced into a much lower speed because it can't handle what they wanted it for.

yet everything and i mean everything i bought from china works very well good quality. but i wont make a totally blanket statement and say they build everything well as you shouldnt say they cant.some pretty damn good mobile phones come from china.

If your ethics don’t make you stop and think that cheap *and* potentially fatal is bad, then you deserve everything you get and can legitimately be called a soulless, money grubbing scumbag. Being ‘dumped on’ is a rather low level response...

"When the nanny state takes over, there'll be no more fun to be had"

Tbf a lot of countries don't have earthed earthen sockets so I guess it makes sense for a Chinese manufacturer to ignore that component. Not safe but reasonable

+Domino52o I'd usually agree, there is A LOT of unnecessary regulation about tiny stupid things. However, this is one instance where regulations are a good thing. You DON'T fuck around with electricity. It can and will kill people.

Terrible.

"breeches" An old English term for trousers.. also that part of a Cannon where the shell is loaded and then closed before firing.. Breaches.. thats the word you wanted here..

I lost it there. I'm sure my housemates are wondering why I'm bellowing with laughter, and at least one of them would join me at it if he were watching.

geez am i the only one who understands and finds what youre saying funny

@@untitled2792 Yes I do. This guy said before about capacitive dropper based PSUs when the "cheap shitty USB charger from China" song came out. That was before the era of Dalek camping lights that actually DO use a capacitive dropper. The question is, how cheaply can China make a PSU without it going bang the first time it is plugged into the mains?

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Mr Videos & Games it is directly referenced to the mains, not at mains voltage. the capacative dropped drops makes sure that the electronics don't blow up

So "referenced to mains" is not the same as "at mains voltage"? Then why would it produce a potentially fatal electric shock?

+Imagine a 9V battery connected to the mains. It's still 9V across the battery, but you could get a shock to ground from it.

The voltage across the LED and and batteries will only be around 4.5v but the voltage between the negative of the LEDS and ground will be half of 240v.

Deltaexio. It is at mains Voltage. When we are saying referenced in electronics, it's always the voltage. The capacitative dropper will in normal operation limit the current, but you can bypass this in a number of ways (for example by touching ground) and get a potentially deadly shock.

haha fusible mains lead... that's great, I'm going to start using that

OMG, "chinese deathdapter", made me laugh out loud!

Could re engineer it by using a separate wall wart...

Happy Larry no take it off big man!

+ChrisD4335 lol

never mind his arms... maybe he should be wearing rubber gloves while handling this death star?

It's kind of a piece of shit. And now the world's flooded with crap just like that. Was Chinese engineering always this bad, perhaps some way of helping out Mao's de-population policy? Or have they designed all this dangerous garbage for Ebay?

I own a number of items I bought from a Chinese ebay supplier which I have opened and examined and which I consider to be at least adequate, and in some cases excellent quality... and others, like this which are an utter travesty... it's generally down to price, if something is ridiculously cheap, it's probably very poor quality too... you definitely have to understand what you're buying if it's coming from China, but I wouldn't say that all Chinese engineering is that bad.

Nitecore is a really good Chinese brand, only issue is finding counterfeit products is incredibly likely.

+greenaum I think it's the latter. Mao was a definite nutjob all right (just like every single Communist in the world up to this day), but this is just fulfilling the needs of all the cheapskates on eBay. You wanna have it cheap? Okay, they'll make it cheap. By any means necessary (don't forget that safety codes are nonexistent there anyway, especially for stuff produced for export). Adding a voltage regulator? That'd probably be more expensive than ALL the rest of the components on that board combined (including the PCB).

Cheney and Rumsfeld are indeed nutjobs; however, they are not designing and selling electronic devices.

Hack it!

That's why it makes a good Dalek

+ELECTRONTHORP Except when its an actual LED lamp...

It would be easy enough to redesign the wiring (making it safe) with more power, looks like plenty of room in there.

That thing is severely tacky.

Dead Frt West GAY DALEK

Dead Frt West thats such a ashens thing to do

It is not on sale in the UK I guess, but noone prevents you from importing your own stuff (which I generally find a good thing).

What's a noone? Is that a quickie at lunch time?

Noone is a common surname. They're a busy bunch by all accounts.

S C probably Thors.. thunder and lightning and all that

@@knusern666 it will shock you tho. Probably it is asgardian.

You mean "if the voltage under-rated 1uF capacitor..."

Or just plug in reverse, the the whole main is on the other end of the diode!

It already is. It charges your phone, but the battery isn't huge.

LOL you HAVE to be from America....

Good luck tracking down the original manufacturer in the surely massive chain of suppliers, retailers, and factories.

@@Skyhawk1998 Registered address some pigsty in rural china. Or a lake.

DoomFinger511 good luck serving papers.

That mystery metal is Chinesium, an incredibly versatile element that only occurs in the soil around Shenzhen.

***** lol.