peanuts2105 Bonkers isn't it! Imagine being his neighbour!!! Fuck that! Wondering what on earth he's up to next.... Ridiculous!

peanuts2105 I know right, that huge bulb was insanity. I want to see even bigger and brighter bulbs!

you wouldn't when your lighting suffers severe voltage sags and light dimming when he is draining 90 amps

peanuts2105 he could just put the outlet of that transformer in a power outlet in the wall, bridge the fuses and the lights in the whole street or even more would be out

I'd be pissed off at any utility company that can't supply 90 amps without browning out the neighbors.

Proceeds to hit Vape

3 phase service shit face

Why is your channel name just G?

Nope

Smiley S why is yours named Smiley S

240p or 240v ? :D

probably being outside in the wind helped it take that kind of power before it started to arc.

@@RobR386 sure a little

You know, i was thinking.. they call the 1000w "bars" but we dont really do bars here. Maybe ours are just designed to fail?

Really cheap stuff fails at the stated limit, and this didn't fail until 8kW (WTF) - I was impressed.

>-"Next to the transformer, thank you" -"Which transformer?" -"The big one over there" -"That doesn't narrow it down.."

Radijacija the big transformer or the really really big one?

@@Designandrew "Sorry honey, I mean near the Bustshittofuck Transformer."

So glad you're back, I hope you keep on making this entertaining and educational content for years to come.

Your equipment is impressive but I have two questions. How much is your electric bill and how have you not burned your house down? ;-)

Great to see we still get the old electric bill questions. This channel never changes :')

grab an IR thermometer so you can see HOW hot it actually gets, that could be fun

we'd love to see ur electric bill XD

@@soundspark "let's crank this e-cig up stupid"

were my hammer

I pop tit

@@bruh6000. or how about the fact he has a dedicated voltage and amperage coming into his home.

Literally nightmare fuel thanks

He has a trick to avoid the high costs. It's in his videos.

@@xiar5546 Who doesn’t have a transformer for only their house? (other than trailer parks) (I’m being serious)

@@legoheadedboi5571 UK has a very different national grid system to the US

he did it 4 the lulz

Paper airplane would have been more fun.

The heating elements are so tiny, it would be minimal entertainment. More fun would be a scaled up one but that still basically just a disco fog machine.

lol, enough cloud output to generate thrust.

vapin at 8000w would be sweeet

acronus fuck that was funny

if he made a 8000w dripper it would cause a fog cloud so big you would not see bugger all in a five mile radius 😂☁☁☁☁☁☁

smeezekitty its basically a large resisting wire

True. But usually there is a resistive temperature coefficient i.e. the hotter it gets, the higher the resistances goes

not too sure but is it because of the massive spaces between winds and also large bars acting as heatsinks?

Stop gibbering your silly numbers and math and just *SPEAK ENGLISH!*

@@angrysocialjusticewarrior k.

Send it back for a warranty repair?

Martin Gallacher "It just went POP!. Honest! You can see it's nice and shiny, hasn't been abused"

@OnlyRocknRoll and now he is back again ^^

fractureforce Sounds like a good recipe for boiling hot oil spraying everywhere. I like it.

It's all fun and games until boiling oil comes out of a tiny hole like a water pistol.

Phoenix Is it weird that I read this comment in his voice?

bf2gammer Well now I'm reading my own comment in his voice, so that probably counts as weirder. Thanks.

@@Gibberish434 No.

They match the "safety shirt" and "safety tie" of the other british nutcase: Colin Furze. :D

sinusoidal clock ? it's so amazing should be

Bushcraft1974 two years later and that’s still a great idea

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/iLZnZNmA07GZoYU.html rodalco has made a couple already

Well styropyro made something „similar“

he has he even has a video on how he built it. just go to his main channel you'll find it. it was about three years ago.

Get a couple of books on power electronics, they should explain a lot of what he uses. It would be a lot of hefty maths and theory to explain in one video.

he has several videos of his equipment in layman's terms for casual viewers

Because one KZfaq, "Quality of Content" and "Subscriber Count" are anti-proportional.

Anti-proportional? You probably mean inversely proportional.

It still has lots of vids, even in the 100s to 1000s.

Idk why this guy is still alive

Exxarem because...”he popped itttt hehehe”

Yes, we demand a cameo! Dog tax, Dog tax, Dog tax!

lol It was driving my cat nuts!

your dog is a good boy

darkstatehk me too

Yeah with a good sound system and good bass it sounds amazing.

I always liked the intro sound 3 years ago where it goes to that really deep bass

Yes, play with life threatening electricity. But heaven forbid, don't smoke.

Ara Archer. Likewise for people that smoke.

That's right. And they already know what they're doing. They don't need to be told that it's bad. There are worse things that can cut your life short in this world.

LOL, nicotine drug addicts.

We don't need to argue, assuming we're all adults. We just share our views. I don't smoke. I just don't see the need to be on someone's case when they do.

If you like looking at his backside that's all you

*you're (you are) "your" means belonging to you

james white *ur

eeyore

ahhhhhh I can't spell or use grammer

Samuel Oliver look at his channel there is a video describing it and showing you how he built it about three years ago

depending on what the heating element is made of, and the wire gauge, its most likely about 800degrees C. Give or take

given that wire is coiled, what kind of induction is occurring in the wire has he increases the power? I'm not sure the direction of the magnetic unit vector from moving charge -- which way does it go in the coil? I was thinking that the changing magnetic field would induce a current in the bottom coil. :S

Well nichrome melts at about 1400 degrees c, kanthal about 1500 degrees c. Both are often used to make heating elements. And we can safely assume it well and truly melted!

Jon Edwards it was at 500 volts though, you have to remember that for every kilovolt it'll ark a centimeter if I'm not mistaken, and there was arking between the coils, so as much as some of it was melted, I'm inclined to believe that was from the arking and not the heat of the coil

I found this regarding alumina ceramics (the type used in modern soldering irons up to, well, heaters)... "HTCC ceramic heating element is made up of high melting point metal heating material such as tungsten, molybdenum or molybdenum - manganese and 92-96% alumina ceramic substrates. The metal heating resistance slurry is printed onto the tape casting ceramic green body according to the design requirement, several layers of ceramic green body are then laminated together and is fired at 1500 ~ 1600 ℃ high temperature, with the aid of 4-8% sintering additive, to form the alumina ceramic heating element." I assume the bubbly mess was the substrate that the slurry is poured on. Maybe (just maybe) that the temps from the over heating made the ceramic even more brittle, and the energy from an initial arc allowed it to fracture and compromise the substrate - allowing it to bleed and melt. Still, HTTC is fired at 1500'C ~ 1600'C. **I know this isn't the same assembly**, but the material is now cheap as shit and wouldn't take long to adapt to a nichrome style wire wound assembly.

philip cross he's done that also that thing was crazy fast two videos on his main Channel maybe two or three years ago if you want to find it

if anyone can make a warp drive (and give einstein the middle finger) its photon