Does that make him the cooker?

Ailment in the element

Jamie Phillips 100th

fucking amazing.

Too much power is never enough :))

leokimvideo hi Leo

I had one blow a hole through a pan. Just a pop and a bright flash and nothing after that.

leokimvideo Hi

Hi leo you? Here?

civic cruiser sounds exciting

LazerLord10 Im disappointed he didn't lick it.

LazerLord10 In dissapointed he didnt make a 1000 degree nife with it

"wheres my 'ammer" never disappoints me when i ear photon say that

I think he'd melt the pot. The missus might not like that.

If just do some maths you would get the result that the stove could get a pot with 1 liter of water at 8°C to boil at 1 min and 30 seconds or on the larger one within about 1 min and 11 seconds by neglecting the heating of the pot it self and asuming ideal conditions(no heat transfer to the environement)!

Glowcolours will tell you too

touch it😆😂

Cheap Laser thermometers won’t even go that high

@@brettthompson6939 You'll have to buy him an expensive one then won't you ;) Peter has the right idea with the colours though.

not more than melting temperature of heating filament.

D Sloop please sir can I have some more

How can you have any pudding if you don't eat your meat?

Pink Floyd lover I see you are !!!

STAND STILL LADDY

There were certain teachers that would hurt the children any way they could.

I felt this was a bit out of character

jason suppose he didn't want to ruin the carpet.

+jason He's married now; don't think his wife would be impressed if he burnt the house down with her in it. Besides, 5kw through a big metal element is some serious shit in an enclosed space. The room would be damn hot.

Married??? Again? He only got divorced a while back

+Love Castle Don't know about the divorce, but he posted a video in the recent past about getting married. I believe his new wife is Indian iirc. Think the video was about a month ago, perhaps more recent.

There is a saying that exists in the world I'm sure you've heard of it they don't build stuff like they used to anymore it's a very very real phrase especially in this anti right to repair world that we live in and the weird ways that our economies are set up so that we have to continuously buy stuff back then you didn't just have to continually buy stuff one thing and that was it that was the stove or that was the radio or this was the car they had to be robust and reliable the world is such a different back assword way of doing things now way of thinking and doing things now

@@ethanspaziani1070 I'm not sure who hasn't heard of that phrase, and I believe it's absolutely correct. But not always in the way that means things built from previous generations were built better. Car engines have improved in nearly ever way, they last longer, they are more reliable, they are lighter, and they are far more reliable. As far as repairing them? I mean we used to not be able to, but for 25 dollars you can buy a tool to read the codes off the computer. Beyond a simple parts replacement, engines these days are very complex and Beyond the average persons scope of knowledge to fix. The other problem is the human factor, sure we could make a car last for a very long time if we truly wanted too, however someone drives the same car for 5 or 6 years, they want to upgrade and get something nice and new again. But that isn't to say that there isn't some real junk on the market, trust you me, ive seen my fair share of cheap chinesium junk

A lot of them failed at 240V in normal use. The ones that still work now are the good ones.

@@katrinabryce several years ago I´m accidently wired a 40W Lightbulb to 2 phases on 400 volts. I was surprised how bright a 40W lightbulb could be. Now then I realized the faulty wiring. In old installations the blue wire was a phase instead neutral and the grey wire was neutral. The lightbulb survived this miswiring.

@@stevenmiller279 Don't blame the Chinese for what Western capitalists order.

Also, he was doing it downstairs where it isn’t ventilated unlike upstairs so that’s probably why

Cant believe it right? Hes being concerned about something

New series? Hes been doing this for years.

Erhan Burger I

Its 8.53

Don't say "consistently" you will put the mockers on him and he may take flight again.

2secs after that: kettles gone

nigga what kettle lmao

2 more seconds: Earth accidentally star

Neffers I would think the Metal of the oven body itself acts like a big heat sink so each end that's attached to it is much colder than the parts in the middle that only just rest on or not even touch the supports. Also there's a lot of extra length you don't see that doesn't heat up in the element that goes down to the connection point to the stove to make the things easily replaceable.

The connections are likely to not be soldered, as solder has a relatively low melting point. Even insulation on wiring may be missed, as it's usually flammable.

Nobody mentioned soldering here dude, you may have responded to the wrong comment. It's heavy tabbed connectors on heating elements for cookers and washing machines etc.

The input power for the typical oven 'outlet' (they are hard wired) is 30A 240V, which is 7.2kW. So likely they ran the same gauge wiring everywhere.

Exactly Neffers. I said they weren't because they weren't... ?????

furgin Next time, on: "Until It Pops"

Until It Pops - Samsung Galaxy Note7

That would be dull, it would be a 10 second video :D

Annonymous User doesn't need photonicinduction as it pops all on its own 😂

note 7 anyone?

Caden Higgins 10:11 (distantly) (five hundred volts!.....BANG!) rotflmao

I think Photon is Thor in disguise, what with all the lightning he likes to produce, and also his famous one-liner "where's my 'ammer??"

...and re-returned a day or two ago! (June 2021)

What are you doing What's up with your god and the stove Are you trying to cristianize me???

@@carlosmagalhaes7291 Blessed be the electron and photon giving me humorous salvation thru vicarious redemption by the selfless sacrifice of household appliances! In the holy trinity I confess my partial ignorance, blessed be Father Faraday, brother Tesla and the holy ghost of Volta.

Maybe he "popped it!"

Baby blender

I don’t know much about other countries but in Canada our ranges are usually 440

@@cameronknowles6267 that's across phases no? There isn't actually 440v on say the grill element surely.

You watch ave ?

@@brianconroy7514 who doesn’t

Paul Potter belling was always the best at making cookers this really dose prove it

just hit the breaker next time

HERPDEDERP49 oil

They stop at around 1000F.

Next video "Until it pops - electric locomotive"

i like your profile picture...the old logo from the austrian railway company

I'm sure the wiring for the stove is rated at 3 to 600 volts so might not be a good idea here lol. Could rewire it though

Until it pops - New Jersey

Caleb Baskin i think it is a fast car/motor

Caleb Baskin I see the similarities in sound but that was a car engine. Probably a v10 or v12 because of how smooth it sounded

Caleb Baskin It was a motorbike. Very common sound of the local suicide squad round my way.

£999999999999

khalil taylor *£ He's British

I think he generates his own electricity so he might be off the grid but if not then he would be expected to pay £67568488 he would need to be the richest man in England

5000w at 20p Kw/h…. quid per hour.... doesn't seem too bad, cheaper that hot food tax

He is actually the son of the Queen

mon94key yes

No electric shock

Dhruv Chawla you needed the .... between the first and 2nd half of the statement.

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Luke's Tech no.

Zane's Trains lol

Instant tattoo 😂

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