Soo true 😂😂😂 A furry electroboom 😂😂😂

They are closer to Shawn K.

Nah I wanna say more towards photonicinduction

fucking same

Bass boost! Automatic level control! Soft eject! Cloth covered speakers! GEEE PEEE EXXX!!!!!

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haha! It stunk up the workshop pretty good (I had water off-camera just in case.)

there is a tolerance of +15% where these motors can run overvoltaged, but not +90% voltage increase

It's the frequency that controls the speed not the volts but they certainly have more torque at the higher voltage due to the higher coil current and of course eventually the coils burn out due to drawing roughly 4 times the power they should.

​@ianhosier4042 well to be fair, when you double the voltage you can definitely expect the speed will go up

the flames are just an extra feature to turn your fan into a heater.

Right behind my left shoulder ;-)

There will be more :-)

france too

Spats does too! :-) and totally agreed, that would be epic.

Haha!!!

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Lol I thought the same thing.

There was a moment when the clock became unplugged during that period right before I cut the video.

1kV 20A should do nicely

Ugh...you're encouraging him. LOL

Oh we have a giant transformer for next time :-)

@@HarleyBadger where did you get the transformer for this video. I want one to do stupid things with it

@@J19_vlogger74 That one I actually found at a thrift store long ago. I think it was probably originally intended to be used to operate European travel items in the US. I would check eBay or even AliExpress since longevity and reliability are obviously not a factor.

@@HarleyBadger thanks

It sounds like my utility heater. That or a lawnmower.

I honestly don't remember where I found those, I think they were at a thrift store

Yep, there will be more to come, and upgrades as well ;-) I just happened to have three of these transformers in a bin, no idea what specifically their original use would have been, because they all have the normal US standard outlet on them...so that sort of defies logic. Any foreign 230v appliance wouldn't have the US plug on it, but maybe it's that way for plug-adaptor use.

One word - China. In China many household goods have the standard 2-flat-blade plug like we have. Their standard outlet has the ability to accept a round pin or flat-blade plug. Many of the China domestic market devices have the 2-flat-blade plug WITHOUT the holes in the ends of the blades like ours do.

Ohhh! Right on, I didn't realize that :-)

Harley Badger the Philippines uses our outlets at 230v.

That's more like it ;) I've got one that's rated 12.5kVA (690V 18A), and that will annihilate ANYTHING

haha!

Thanks! And yep, next time I'm just gonna bypass them from the start. And 310 would be a weird voltage (in the US anyhow) because it's generally multiples of 120'ish, based on the supply transformer to the house. 120, 240, 480, etc, with 208 and 277 being exceptions, usually on three-phase service to businesses.

Correction: it’s actually 210, I misread it as 310.

Not sure, it didn't have any label or markings other than "120v input 230v output"

haha good point

I've lubricated my Chinese little fan with lithol today and it stopped rattling. China doesn't lubricate motors specially for decreasing their reliability. This is a marketing, nothing else.

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No, it isn't running the same wattage. Depending on the type of load, it could be drawing nearly 4x it's normal power at 2x rated voltage. Best thing for busting electronics is anything from around 500V to 5kV at considerable current (at least 20kVA apparent power).

No the power draw will definitely increase with the increased voltage, about 4x the power with 2x the voltage. That's why in the one clip his transformer let the magic smoke out

Just the one, fortunately

We definitely will :-) This was sort of the pilot episode for a series.

OMG I know! I didn't know what was gonna happen, and I was over by the door at the GFCI, so I couldn't get it better on video LOL

For your next destruction video, you can put the other transformer in the video. Just in case it wants to do some unplanned china pride like the last one did. :P

I was laughing too

I wonder where ole Gary is nowadays.

In Indiana of course..:P

Sean Wilkerson Natural has dryers are about 50 percent more efficient than electric clothes dryers that is why.

Gas dryers are more efficient, but they are not as gentle on the clothes. Electric dryers are more gentle on the clothes.

The newer gas dryers have variable temperature control and moisture sensors. For me gas is better. Mostly jeans the shirts, and if you are in an area were electric rates are sky high gas dryers tend to look a lot better.

@@seana806 What about a hybrid dryer, like of like how they have hybrid-electric cars?

@@coastersaga they pretty much have those in a heat pump model but the unfortunate thing about a heat pump dryer is they have a refrigeration system and if it develops a leak, the dryer is basically useless and will have to have a professional who works in the HVAC industry to work on it. On the other side, a heat pump dryer can just about be put anywhere since it plugs into a standard wall outlet and requires no vent but on the other hand, they are much slower and won’t completely dry everything since items will be slightly damp after it’s done.

Yeah, I shouldn't really be surprised XD

That transformer is probably rated 100VA max (and that's like 1A on the LV side), so massively underrated. I happen to have a 690V 12.5kVA transformer at home (it's a beast, weighs 200lb or probably more), but I need a 240V 63A breaker to run it (which I haven't got yet). That along with a 20kVA variac, and I'll pop microwave ovens like a 1/4w resistor hooked up to mains.

Apparently, all three are marked "120v 60 Hz only" but as I have seen on bigclivedotcom's videos, most modern electronic ballasts seem to handle that wide voltage range. Something about the power supply being a combination of a capacitive dropper and a bridge rectifier and some varistors that allow the ballast to self-regulate. Unfortunate for me and/or this video though! LOL. And you're gonna be mentioned in an upcoming video, I mean, WOW, that gift couldn't have come at a better time, considering the subject of a couple recent videos. Thank you for that.

Oh so you did get it! Awesome!

Yes, weeks ago LOL, and thank you very much!

Nothing, color TV signals are designed to play perfectly on B&W sets

That transformer has a built-in US standard plug, only powered at 230v.

@@HarleyBadger That's evil. :)

transformers and switching power supplies: indifferent.

Yeah, and I thought it was silly before this video to have some water handy. I don't think it's silly anymore haha.

There was a moment when the clock became unplugged during that period right before I cut the video.

Yup, yer standard clock IC.

The power had been removed for a moment because (off-camera) Spats thought the transformer was smoking

LMAO ya know, I could probably find a small one! I could probably fix your speaker, actually. But with the pile ahead of me, I'm only just now about to get to Joe's clock radio from like a year ago..haha!

Harley Badger the speaker i was gonna send for you to destroy lol.

just disassemble it and lubricate bearings with lithol, it helped with my fan that was rattling just after few hours of usage

drowning. It smells so -awful- great

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