How to fix a broken battery in Africa to re-use it in a car. 📌Place: Africa, Congo. 📍Subscribe for more videos: bit.ly/3wpfeFN #Passy
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@Laserchicken884 ай бұрын
I would watch this in realtime
@jeromeglick2 ай бұрын
Could someone please explain what is going on here?
@CLS55-Fonz2 ай бұрын
They are replacing the water in the battery
@jeromeglick2 ай бұрын
@@CLS55-Fonz I'm seeing: 1) Drain water; 2) charge a little; 3) top off with new water; 4) charge completely. I'm no expert, but I'm guessing the water disappears over time due to electrolysis and evaporation? Why do you have to flush out the old water instead of just adding some new water? Does it get contaminated? And I thought these were lead acid batteries -- don't they use sulfuric acid instead of water?
@Nebulak14 ай бұрын
i hate the high voice
@manamori4 ай бұрын
the sped up videos are crazy 😭😭😭😭
@scatpack27213 ай бұрын
no no I love the high voice it makes it more silly
@hasjburnerАй бұрын
Very impressive
@jeromeglick2 ай бұрын
I find it interesting that folks in these conditions squeeze every dollar (or Franc) working with crummy equipment but then also have smartphones ($500?) that are actually newer than mine. (I was expecting they'd be using $50-$75 phones)
@arleigh31burke-zc2omАй бұрын
Squeeze every dollar? The cost of this repair might just be a dollar. $500 smartphone? Lol maybe in eu it's $500, in another part of the world it might be $50
@jeromeglickАй бұрын
@@arleigh31burke-zc2om I'm saying that the man who is working the repair is doing things as cheaply as possible with the tools in his roadside "workshop", while his smartphone shown at 1:04 looks top-of-the-line and less than 3 years old. Newer/better than my smartphone (I'm in the USA). Are you saying the smartphone pictured here is really only sold for $50 there?