ElectroBOOM HI

Thought you were giving away one for patreon and one for KZfaq.

Nope, he said "...I'll give away one of them to my Patreons... ...as well as you, the viewers..." meaning everyone was in the same pool. If there were more than one being given away, he would have specified how many there were.

plzz give it to me

No! Too late :(((

Same here

lmao

same

Haha, or at least prepare mentally so that you don't have to be quite as startled, huh?

Yes

Cody: Hey! Don't ruin the illusion :(

i almost shit my pants

Cody, you do much the same thing. I told you once that you reminded me of "Mr. Wizard", a Saturday morning b/w TV show of the 50's. He was always coming up with weird experiments that would dazzle us. Thanks to you both....

Hey man long time no see did you ever get your channel straightened out?. Love your vids man!.

:D I don't suppose you can intentionally mess up your experiments, you could lose a finger or two!

KZfaq >> All engineering universities combined

Physics (electricity year 2) , what's 3 phase, lecturer just jumped in like we new everything already and used a lot of math which got me confused more.

@@A_I_N_P My major is Information Science Engineering (basically computer science). In the the first 2 semesters we are taught the basic concepts of different branches like civil, mechanical, electrical etc.

@@A_I_N_P meh it sometimes takes time for concepts to sink in, especially if he's doing his degree in 4 years.

Same lol

I currently work there!

Did you cringe at 6:44?

That is so sad, 12 years 🤔😅

What was the pay though? Was it good pay or great pay?

I also got a master degree and must admit i didnt get so much Important Background theory, i just calculated what my Professor wanted me to, without understanding what im really doing... Thats why Love this channel

It's because the professors at the universities don't really understand what they are teaching. Those who can do....

@@t07minas so do you work at KFC

Classes did me no good, same. The teaching fails in part because they use the term EMF (electromotive force) for voltage as if it were some sort of mysterious thing, they should be calling it EP, electrical pressure, from electron crowding, electrons aren't comfortable being crammed together, not unlike air molecules in a balloon. It's possible that electrons actually have no charge and instead it's simply this: When a bunch of them are crowded together, we call that negative, and when they have been sucked away, similar to a vacuum, we call that positive charge. The difference between electrons flowing in a wire because there's a crowded area and less crowded area for them to move to versus water or air in a hose trying to move from a pressurized area to one less pressurized ... is the magnetic field electrons cause when they move. That's pretty much all there is to it. But moving water, air or even light might also have a field we just haven't discovered yet. Like you guys are saying, it wasn't until I started working with actual stuff that I got it, one day, bam, it clicked, a eureka moment, and I also felt betrayed by the teachers at the same time. So then I looked up a 7th grade school book on electricity. And as I suspected, if you know, it is written to sound somewhat ok, but if you're trying to learn, you would never get it from what they say. And that might be intentional.

I have three degrees and none in electrical engineering but I"m pretty sure touching a 3 phase circuit will help you to get a afro and a heart murmur if you are lucky and lots of sleep if you aren't.

Entire semester ,i spend 4 years on electical engineering and this video told me more than that of my whole collage studies

@@koalabear8953 lmao same

Power electronics!

dam

You must have been sleeping all the semester. 3 times the power???? Come on....

We would have made make up classes even on weekends bro

Walter Messines check out AvE

Engineer*

Electrical engineer*

How would you know Walter?

I really love to see him with all those fireworks, can't wait to see him sticking wet fingers into the mains sockets. 😆

He gets high off electricity.

@Xieq-Jimmy- he is immune to death not shock damage

The man has thick rubber shoes for balls

When he gets electrocuted , Electricity apologizes 😂

I remember one farmer who could work on electric fences while they were live. I don’t know how he was able to take it. Another guy contracts to change a famous brand light bulb and had gotten shocked so many times it done something to his nerves and now he can’t hardly feel getting shocked. Good thing his company retired him!

bluetorch13 i’m a bit 320m far from laptop while watching tho 😂

bluetorch13 lol same

Yeaa cz it has a 90% chance of exploding

Lol funniest comment

Don't do that, you might miss something hilarious!

at school, most of the teacher spend time on calculations

Same, only mine is for the whole semester.

it took me 20 years from the time i first saw 3 phase, to see this video, to actually understand it. and it is clear as day.

Just like sex ed at school. Learnt nothing in 12 weeks but 1 night with the school slut, I was educated :)

I went through a school for electrical engineering, and i found this to be one of the best lessons on the subject i have ever had the honor to consume.

In fact, it's a little more complicated. The circuit is closed through a winding that does not currently have an "amplitude" (popularly speaking). However, we have other influences, such as hysteresis in the case of inductive loads. Note the case where the fan motor was rotated directly by the three-phase current from the motor. He winced and spun slowly. The fourth wire (zero) is often used in similar applications that have a "star" connection. Of course, the sum of currents or voltages in this three-phase network diagram is 0, but this does not mean the absolute cancellation of the fourth conductor. Very high voltage pylons have this conductor at the very top ...

Techtastisch | Experimente und Lifehacks Oh Hi Techie, wusste Garnicht das du auch ElectroBoom guckst ^^

What about the play on the name ElectroBOOM - the "boom" in shouting caps as in OUCH? Was ist mit dem Spiel auf den Namen ElectroBOOM - der "boom" beim Schreien von Mützen wie in AUTSCH?

Techtastisch | Experimente und Lifehacks oh ich dachte ich bin der einzige der bei seinen videos an einem lachflash stirbt

LOL du hier ;D

Techtastisch | Experimente und Lifehacks auch hier😅

Good point

Agreed

What is a dab?

@@spaceghost8995 I refuse to enlighten you and ruin your blissful ignorance.

Hahahaha, 100 percent agree!

thanks man

Claudy ? Toi, ici ?

Also letting the part to cool helps to pop it off. Sometimes popping it in the freezer can pop it off. Just let any glass plates cool to room temperature before throwing them in the freezer. Unless you want to buy a new printbed

Vorteil von unseren Installationen :)

That's freaking awesome.

We have that too at my parent's house. And I think our solar panels output three phased power, not sure about that...

That's genius, things like that are what make Germany awesome, aside from the food.

cokefridger it's a shame houses are only wired for single phase in the states. Probably too expensive for contractors and the power companies to implement

ElectroBOOM hey Mehdi, what about your other channel? That you were going to make?

I've once been in the Museum of Electrotechnics in Budapest, Hungary(Yea, I'm Hungarian), where I've seen an interesting experiment with rotating magnetic fields. They had a circular plate with a frame, where they put an egg made of copper(or iron?), then they applied the rotating field, and the egg started spinning, and stud up on its top. Also it could turn a watches pointer, when placed in the filed. Maybe you should try making something like this.

Almost there!

Hey Mehdi can you give me a 3D printer

Hey please giveaway those brushless motors to me😁😁

Sooo his entire channel shows him failing and them has him showing you why he failed and then how to do it properly. Just like when he shocks himself he broke the 3d printed object ON PURPOSE

You see, college degrees are being phased out. Especially in Washington DC.

@@gyrgrls xD

@@gyrgrls the puns!

I try.

Same here, I finished college last year and have worked in a power plant ever since, my colleagues are good at explaining things but the way electroBOOM explains and demonstrates also helps alot with understanding what is going on in the machinery at work.

You are in for an electrifying treat.

That's correct... I can't believe that I haven't heard of him before....

Same here, except I just discovered him through the AC vs DC video

yours*

I came here from a compilation of abruptly cut screams. I couldn't find the other original clips but this guy's clip had the channel name and I found him. I can't believe I was so lucky.

Rayman34128 But that’s not the Soviet Union national anthem, that is the Russian national anthem.

This load belongs to the workers.

israel24961 , so do yours, but that was not the point.

Perhaps get your lecturersto create some sparks or stick wet fingers into mains socket for some laughs.

10000999999990900900.....to infinity times better than my teacher

absolutely

i know its just a joke (mostly lol) but don't be too hard on teachers. they have to do it live, and they have to do it again and again. Usually to an audience that isn't super stoked to be there. It's a very different animal

Frosty. You are right, teachers have to explain the same, again and again, but that is their job, if they are going to be a assholes then don’t choose to be a teacher

There is a special full bridge rectifier design for 3-phase systems. The pulses on them are much nicer

you need only 6 diodes and a lot less caps for three phase. the output voltage is also higher.

how do you get from 1 day ago

The flux capacitor

B6

im in the states... i always thought if i doubled the voltage to everything in my house ut would lower the load and my electric bill!!!!!

@@sdrake74 If you doubled the voltage to everything in your house you would get higher electric bill

@@Nobody-eg4bi And an even higher bill from the fire department.

@@petehiggins33I understand all these things but what is more important is the wattage so you can use higher voltage but you should in that case give a lot less current (amperage), the most important thing that you should never change the wattage

I also have 3 phase connection but noticed not all homes have

I didn't catch that hahahah

That could explain why we never see her, for lots of reasons!

Don't take ite out of context, He said: Like my wife wanted a roof[...] 🤣

@@kahuna1247 i had a very good understanding of electricity from a very young age :) Not everyone can afford higher studies nor all house hold are rich.

Was finding Your comment...

@@djsaimkhan Haha cool 😄

@@keinennamen8458 haha

Glass ignitrons like this kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rpNglZCottSoh40.html look pretty nice. (But looking at them will fry your eyes)

Can you write my IP exam for me??

@@knowledgegod2635 Love to but I'm a master electrician not an IP expert.

@@MichaelClark-uw7ex we don't have master electricians in canada. only apprentice, journeyman and foreman. Love the work but hate the schooling.

Hey wait a minute... Maybe we should use DC!

@@knowledgegod2635 uhhh yes we do

7:27 It sounds like a printer motor. Because of the sine waves, and at 7:36, this is why it reminds me of "Crazy Machines - Die Erfinderwerkstatt or Warsztat Wynalazcy". It reminds me of Lasko and SMC oscillating fans with my favorite parts that match when some fan parts are different. SMC oscillating fan motor covers are my favorite when they have teardrop shaped vents in a circle, and the Lasko fan motor covers are my favorite when they have arched vents on top and horizontal vents on the bottom. The guard nuts, rectangular mountain slanted oscillating knobs, and if applicable, the "0-3-2-1" marking on the mechanical speed control on top of the motor cover unless it has a remote, which in that case, it'll be on the front of the fan (and may have a timer) are also my favorite, but it depends on what parts are intact.

Every country has 3 phases at most houses. It's nothing special in Germany.

That isn't true. The OP is correct. Few countries get all 3 phases to every house. It is most common in Europe. Some houses in 120v countries get 2 phases.

Same in Finland, 3 phases in every house.

Same in czech rep.

Power companies can even supply single phase, and neutral is tied to earth ground. For small houses in the middle of nowhere. So much for the GFCI protection on a hair dryer in a home wired this way.

What does that tell you about high school or even Canadian universities. We are teaching kids and adults the wrong things with horrible robot teachers.

I live in America.

MakoRuu you miss spelled "America" its spelled Merica

advan zvornicanin // You miss spelled school shootings

No shit you didn’t learn this in high school. This is college level material. I learned about this stuff my second year in college.

nice

youtube facilities is available there .

Wow they have internet there too? 😮😮

Thanks for the laugh man made my day

I did the same but not with main power outlet...it was close...

when i was 14 we had a problem in the house and i tried to measure current in parallel on the main house switch, it was scary as hell. I knew how to do it properly but i was so fed up that i just forgot

Chris Wesseling me too.

Next time don't stick a fork into the plug!

Chris Wesseling I've done it too when i was 14 and got my first multimeter and the meter exploded. I think this thing has happened to everyone.

Alright, let's not get carried away. His wife has some hot shot cake decorating skills for sure. But NOTHING rivals the majesty of that glorious forehead moustache.

Don't feel bad I did to I wasn't expecting it

That's his magic

Is that line voltage or phase voltage?

Phase to neutral is 230V, Phase to Phase is 400V, this is common through the most of the Europe

Is it also 50Hz? North America for houses is center tapped 240v 60Hz. 208v 3 phase is used for the apartment/condo buildings.

Yes it is, but the actual parameters of electricity in Poland is like Tesco Value XD

Not everyone has 3 phase power in Poland. It's common in houses, but in older flats it was common to just have one phase installation for each apartment, but it's last mile problem. Usually every building has 3 phase source available. Although 3 phase is common, there's really no big use for most of us. Only instant water heaters are a common consumer devices that use 3 phases and only high powered ones. There are many 1 or 2 phase heaters. Induction cookers are probably the main reason why most people needs 3 phase installation, but those cookers only use 2 phases anyway. I myself have pretty much an industrial installation and I have a few of big 3 phase motors. Just starting them makes you nervous. Loud and powerful.

P4 P1 I'm from Croatia. I also have 3 phase installed for my oven

Lol most of European countries uses 3 Phases system, or rather the system is provided but not often used in home-use

Tesla gave it to Croatia first!

I'm in Australia. I have 3 phase to my home to power my well pump

I am in Australia and the houses either side of me have 3 phase. I have one phase so I am limited to about 100A maximum, and it makes me sad sometimes. New houses commonly have central A/C system so will have 3 phase as standard - you'd be crazy to only have 1 phase installed.

Nice motors until you connect them out of phase.😅

I heard a sawmill operator say exactly what you're talking about with a grinder that used a 300 horsepower electric motor. He said someone was running frozen wood through the grinder, and the force involved caused the ground to shake, but "ou can't hear anything from the motor, so "you can't tell whether or not it's working hard, but it must've been".

It doesent matter *dab on haters.

You will still get Lorentz attractions in the end windings and magnetostriction in the stator core, both of which can cause humming at twice the electrical frequency.

I was so confused seeing 2 phases from a 3 phase system in a regular household socket... Moreover I thought that most sockets have just single connection that splits into two sockets.

Matthias Wandel most houses in the UK have 240v 3-phase

In SVK we have different sockets and we have 3-phase 400V or 1-phase 230V

in Germany you see this when you want to be able to draw more current from your sockets. you have 2 different wires going to two different circuitbreakers. And here is seems that they are hooked up to different phases.

Quit watching this and make Half-Life 3.

I see EBoom video, I click I make EBoom project I get shocked and I smile. :)

College Education, thats how :D

Because he isn't doing it in Europe. In NA they only have kiddy power in the outlets.

He's Electro-Man!

He knows what he's doing.

Gods cannot die