"High current at low voltages can't kill". Throws car battery at someone's head.

Reported. For being a total fucking legend.

"If these things weren't meant to be opened, they wouldn't design tools for it, would they?" This is why this man is a legend

Q: What were those 3 dots? A: They were three dots.

"we'll open this up carefully" (smashes with Hammer)

The 50Hz hum in the background of all your videos is just as soothing as the sound of the warp engine in the background of every Star Trek episode

People watch their children and they wouldn't have to worry. KZfaq isn't a replacement for supervision and common sense :) Awesome videos man!

I read everything in his voice now....bloody helll

wtf why would anyone flag his videos? They're awesome! Go ahead say that they are not educational, I learned how a variac works. and I love seeing stuff being popped like that.

i miss the dots...

I loved the rant at the beginning, always makes me laugh.

I wonder, why he decided to censor (beep) some words in the beginning, when like a hundred f-words pass uncensored

Richard Hammond doppelganger meets Jeremy Clarkson's obsession with hammers...

"Lets open this up carefully." I see you were very gentle lad.

Ppl flagged your vids? Oh my sack...prolly those kind of ppl that give their 9 year old child money when they ask for a video game and then promptly get on their high horse and start a lawsuit against Rockstar Games for GTA. Great videos man! This is the kinda stuff I want to use to educate my son on the dangers of electricity. Treat it with respect and knowledge.

Photonic been watching your videos and I have done very similar stuff to yours, completely by myself when I was a teenager studying electronics, I blew up, dissasembled and overpowered everything!! I'm just commenting to say that I appreciate your videos and your setup is very well built. Keep up the good work mate after watching these I really want to start setting up my lab again. Bravo! =D

Your voice is awesome.

Your'e my kinda guy, "where is more beer", "lets see if we can make it pop".

Aw man, poor kids in Africa would've definitely eaten that battery and camera instead :D (this new camera has a noticeably better picture)

I would never flag any of your videos because i know you guys are doing it in the interest of science and know to do this you not only have to be brave but also have to be complete nutters! in fact you guys have saved me a fortune because i wanted to do all these experiments myself, so i am laughing all the way as you are putting yourselves at risk and may be I am also glad I don't live next door to you cause I am sure my telly would be full of interference!

Well said although I'm a good parent so I'd better flag it so it doesn't offend my young children if they watch it by accident while browsing You Tube unsupervised upstairs in their bedroom on the laptop I bought them with no content filtering enabled! Just to confirm, I'd never flag anything on the internet, I don't even agree that flagging should be an option online at all. Let's just flag stupid irresponsible people instead!

The camera had a good life, but it was its time. I personally would have taken it apart and saved the screws and other useful bits, but I do that. I approve of these vids as a Mechanical Engineer by profession. And if I can get the UK idiom correct (as I am in the USA) the haters that flagged the vids can SOD OFF!

I blew up, burned, and/or smashed many an item in my youth, but you sir, add professionalism to the art! Finest content available online.

Its a shame I've only just found this channel, top notch stuff man!

"very impressive pile of junk there" lol

I'm flagging this video because you're driving on the wrong side of the road.

3:36 He's getting his hammer He ain't having it

I remember when i got my 1st youtube account when i was 12, I set my age as 18 so i was able to watch everything. Do kids still do this today? I'd do that by default when signing up for things as a kid.

Oh yeah and i've been hit by a brief pulse of 200,000vdc, yes two hundered thousand volts dc, a tiny fraction of a second won't hurt you. It's the amps and heat from the arc that [kills/hurts/sends-into-another-dimension's] you.

I've learned a shitload from you photon. I love watchin you blow shit up or just having a discussion on something.

So glad i bumped into your vids mate!!! proper funny,,,,,NICE ONE!! don't let em grind ya down!!!

Clearly the maddest people I've seen! Love the Videos keep them coming - you have all the equipment I want !

Mate, i love your work! many laughs had here! hahaha

"We've got to open it up carefully." *smashes it with a sledgehammer Damn I miss Photon.

Should have filled in the vents on the 2nd cell with quick-set metal epoxy and THEN overcharged it.

god damn, its weird looking out from a car with the steering wheel on the right.

great video man!, keep doing what you do best!, educating and blowing shit up at the same time. the flaggers may limit the audience, but at least if you keep uploading it shows you will never be stopped!

Photon love your experiments keep up the awsome shit you do man!

I glad your feelling better and please dont stop making the videos.THANKS

thanks so much for coming back missed ur vids.

Another top vid Photon. Interesting to see the dots on the CCD after spending months drawn in by them! Glad to see these new vids mate.

Photon, your videos are awesome and are the main reason I check KZfaq every day.

Love your vids mate watched them all your a legend keep them comin.

I love this guy haha Keep this videos coming.

nice work i love that you are one of the people left on this earth that has the balls to do these kind of experiments

Another very good video. Thanks! Those three dots were iconic.

"I'm gonna open this carefully" ..... hahaha we knew the hammer was coming even when you got the mini-screwdrivers out :)

Great videos keep me smiling.Hours of fun watching things explode love it keep them coming.Bigger the banger wider the smile.

watched a few of your videos now and you got yourself a Sub!

Ah explains a lot seeing my old home town of Gravesend, I still get the blame for setting fire to farmers fields along Thong Lane in my tender days when it was actually my brother who came up with the brilliant idea of inside a hollowed out haystack to build a campfire and about twenty fields went up in a blaze that got onto the news lol

Cheers to yet another great video.

Love your videos & good to see also humour.. Power to the people mate & keep the great work going

good to see that you still take care to take stuff apart nicely - I was worried for a moment that the precision screwdrivers were going to be used, but no . . . the lump hammer was on hand as always! - keep the vids coming. education does not have to be boring!

That is stupid. I love your videos... I find them fascinating...mainly because I am afraid of trying that kind of shit because I don’t know enough about it. Lol keep making videos...we love them🤘

this is why I love his channel!

You're videos are awesome dude!

@Photonvids ive havent had this much fun in eons ha ha your great guys ,keep it rollin

When people smash electronics, even though it's not probably true, I get a bit sad thinking about the people who put them together. I know it's put together piece by piece by different people, but imagine one person putting together this camcorder. Maybe it was this persons first ever assembly. The person puts in the last screw and inspects it - proud as ever. Holding it up, thinking "I made this, people will thank the anonymous me for being able to record their lives. It will be one of their proudest possessions, and they'll take care of it like their electronic baby. I'm sure they'll put it back in its pouch after each use, after carefully cleasing its lens and screen. This is the best day of my life." Then it ends up in some lab, being screwed apart by a hammer.

The screens from those cameras can be reused for other projects. Like portable gaming systems & stuff. You can find em on Ebay left & right.

I'm 13 and I love what you do :)

keep em coming love the videos

The first time I noticed the dots I thought they were on my screen and I was trying to wipe them off.

I just love this man! Saw him on a dream the very first day I saw his video!

This video demonstrates one of my favorite entries in the jargon file: the Smoke Emitting Diode! :-) (See also, Light Emittng Resistor)

This is my favorite channel

Don't wonder, just enjoy! This guy is awesome!!!

Ive fried my share of CCD's over the years with laser, accidental of course. Its not hard if the power is high enough. A reflection, or quick exposure makes short work of the CCD, that is for sure.

I love it when you get going.

They are fun, so long as you are educated, competent, and safe. Photon knows what he's doing.

I laughed my ass off at 3:28, you can see the precision screwdriver set and you say "We've got the right tools..These tools... BANG!" And hit the camera with your hammer. Classic Photon!!!

Great vid as always!

Really glad to have stumbled upon PhotonicInductions channels I mean its awesome to see to a variac plugged into a 240 volt supply to get thousands of volts and thousands of amps and to see what an argon laser is. I mean studying physics in college I wish I knew what these devices looked like and how they worked in real life situations in a bit more detail it wasn't until I found this channel that I found all that out. thank you Photon

This man is a pioneer.

bout time, i hav been waiting for this vid since u got the dots lol!

Your face is both scary and hilarious, i love it

I've always found your videos most educational. I even went out and learned Ohm's Law because of them. Keep making the great vids. The whole flames issue is a loada bollox.)

awesome video as always mate! that remote tho makes me laugh.

Driving a metal spike through a fully charged lithium polymer battery is a good laugh. Probably best to do it outside though.

IR Emitters will have some slightly different wavelength lights emitted from the diode, however, very little light in those stray wavelengths are emitted, however, when in direct view, can often be seen, even through an IR Filter.

I had my fair share of doing fun stuff when I was a wee guy but your 100% right. Kids should see videos like this, get them interested + teach them how to do it right and what they shouldn't be touching + what can kill you. You've probably already save some people from shocking themselves already just because they didn't know any better.

I love your channel

I fuckinc love your videos. Please make more. Cheers with love from sweden :) "literally cherring with a beer in my hand"

The cameras that do 'night shot' or whatever it's called, move that filter out of the path during night vision use. Then a remote control looks almost like a flashlight.

flames..... every last vid of urs i fuckin love ur the high voltage n current king

"I think that's the smallest thing I've popped" :)

im german and I love these videos. In germany no-one is so crazy like u :D keep making those videos. greets from germany

ok, now we now everything about blue dots on ccd-imagers and the chemical reaction of light alcoholica with noble earths. HOLY COW, I DO LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

If you had been my science teacher in school I'd never have got kicked out for breaking your nose. Much luv geez

lol when he said let's get the appropriate tools I thought he was gonna pull out a hammer, but I got a little disappointed when he showed the screwdrivers, then he pulls out a huge hammer lol this fuckin guy!

He could probably be some more sweary, but equally as insane version of The Doctor.

Thanks for sharing, I was wondering how the imager looked also. That iris looked a little heat damaged also. Was this the same cam you used for the 1kw halogen lamp ( or however big that huge incandescent was? )

I love your channel brother. Any specific way or place I can post questions or make suggestions for videos?

I too wish I had those materials to study when I was younger.

The intro alone is gold

You had me worried with the precision screw drivers, but in photon style you smashed it and burned it. Thanks for a great vid during my lunch!

I know cameras can see ir light but the ir-filter is supposed to prevent ir light from reaching the sensor. What i meant was that the transparent square Photon removed from the sensor probably wasn't a filter since the camera was able to see the ir light from the remote.

Nice car!

With all due respect Photon, when it comes to electricity, it's not the voltage that can kill a person; it's amperage. One of the first things I learned while I was still in the Navy & being trained by the HMs (Hospitalmen) as a stretcher- bearer (basically, the U.S. Navy equivalent of an EMT) for one of the ship's repair lockers was that all it takes to make a person's heart stop beating is just 1 ampre. Interestingly enough, it takes roughly about the same (maybe a little more or less than that) to get a person's heart beating again if they're flatline, or to shock them out of V-tac and back into sinus rythm.

Somebody flagged your video for THAT? Christ almighty . . .

Excellent video Andy, That Stella Cider looks very interesting. Haven't seen that in NZ. will try to get some somehow. Keep up the good work.