@zilipoper is pretty bonkers too

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Heres the thing, plug and electrical standards were set around the turn of the last century in haste by a few industrial conglomerates. If the UK or Europe could somehow go back in time say 120 years, all would have chosen the compact A/B plug and the more versatile 120/240 volt split phase residential electric system.

WAGOs hold the wire so much better than wire nuts. Seen plenty of wire nuts let loose later for no obvious reason

I want to see this dude’s reaction to the death circuit

I love that you're providing such important info for new tradies, but I wish you still did an occasional video for us MOPs (or even potential career switchers).

Man YT got boring very quickly. Watching a sleeping tablet react to a even more lost narcissistic jackass that doesn't know about electricity frying electronics. I look forward to exclude from my algorithm searchs

that guy probably isn't even a real electrician... youtube these days bro

Steel has higher melting point, iron oxide has lower melting point. the hot steel probably oxidises in air to form iron oxide and this melts. Given that the air is being ionised and probably is making ions desperate to find a new friend this isn't going to help.

In Germany: Brown/Black=Active; Blue=Neutral; Green and Yellow=Ground

Very funny! Glad it's just a wind up! Australia is such a shithole !

Your audio sync seems a bit off. Please note that having the audio leading the video is more jarring than the other way around, so if you're going to be off in either direction it's better to have the audio lagging a little. That's because with the speed of sound being lower than the speed of light we're wired to expect it to some extent.

There being this many different plugs is a great example of there being not great solution? Or being different on purpose to avoid misuse.

This sounds like jealousy to me. Just about everything was invented by British men. Even your country was invented by the British. You are the poms. By the names of each prisoner sent to Australia, the letters P.O.M.E. was written. This stood for Prisoner Of Mother England. You are the poms, so now you look silly, don't you?

13:04 I've made that mistake before. I ended up melting the leads when I was checking a car battery's voltage with it plugged into Amps (not fused)

I don't think he's really shocking himself. Sure, he's making sparks but he's certainly not getting done by 120V / 240V AC as a lot of things he does would be fatal. The good thing about video editing software is that you can make things look crazy. And yeah, active terminals on the side of a power outlet is just asking for it.

why this video got uploaded 3 times did the editor was a dickhead? (unless you are your own editor then no)

most safest electroboom inventtion:

My relationship with Facebook and KZfaq ads is: Skip > Block . I never saw any ad that was relevant to me.

You HAVE to react to his 100 car batteries in parallel video!

Love this!!! Maybe you should do a walkthrough for tradies with the tools you mentioned!!

Was at Spencer's as a teen and was enthralled by their plasma globes in the back. I touched it a few times but wanted to carefully brace my hand so I could get closer and closer to see how the electricity tugged towards my finger. Since they had the globe sitting on a metal shelf my now braced hand became grounded and it shocked the absolute shit out of me. A lesson learned that literally sparked my interest in electrical engineering.

But what if I am the dickhead? 😂

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NEMA 5 supremacy

The PEN fault contactor is designed to _completey_ disconnect the car from the mains supply because a PEN fault could present a situation where the earthed metal body of the car is live at 230V which is why they break the Earth. It's switched to emulate as if you were literally unplugging the car.

At 1:30 you can see that text on the side of the Wago saying its rated for 20A. You "test" it with more then 3x that current.

nice clothes, fits well with the RP :v

Well if I remember correctly, a Cockroft-Walton voltage multiplier was used to accelerate ions to do the first ever man-made nuclear fusion!

You would think you would do actual research before making this video but i guess not

dont see what he was wrong about, guess i must have watched the wrong video

An electrician that doesn't know what a Jacobs Ladder is? 🤔

Generally any AC panelboard switching would have a ratcheting lever that would throw all at once to try to limit the arc involved in making contact between two conductive parts. That MCB looking breaker that needs to be pumped is something I have yet to run in to.

I am not sure why styro has not built a large Marx generator.

everyone knows the european standard is the best

In case nobody else answered, in the US, most circuit interruption devices are designed to protect the wiring and overall building. We mostly leave protection of the smaller devices to the manufacturers, but we usually install separate interrupt devices for bigger items. For instance, it's code most everywhere in the US I think to have a fuse or breaker devices near AC units outside. It makes servicing them easier as well. Just pull the fuse right next to the unit you are working on.

I guess the first guy is a Vietnamese, and maybe I watched him in the past too

11:50 No surprise there with the graphite rods ... that's how old (REALLY OLD) movie projectors used to generate light bright enough to project to a screen 30+ meters away and still be visible. My home town still had two of those projectors back in the early eighties and I got to help the projectionist on occasion with keeping the electrodes the correct distance apart so it had enough light without moving them too close and generating enough heat to melt the film. (There was a lens from welders glassed with score marks that showed where the tips were at any point and you just moved them a bit closer when it reached a certain distance apart.

wot did you set that ir tester set to 500v or 1000v

wen i woz 9 years old i pissed on one

I wonder if they know that a coil and capacitor in series actually works as a transformer without all the iron.

I scared while watching.

I'm betting your magnesium was kept with the other elements. Probably just contaminated

That's the most elaborate cation flame test I've ever seen

I'm already subscribed, I can't subscribe again... however, DO MORE react videos. Your insight is great and your very entertaining!

Well this fool didn't ' Prove ' anything wrong....Just moaned about things a ot LMAO

if you run 80 amps through something rated for 32 amps something went very wrong in your wiring.

Yeah i can't carry on watching him lol.... for some reason seems a bit put out

We don't need to bend the pins back into shape... that's the reason