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thanks bro

Yo where is part 2 ma dawg? Been 3 years we still waiting

115V (vols), 60Hz (you are confused with voltage and frequency)! You are saying 115-116 Hertz, which is not correct.

Dude, Your Lens is Rad🤙🏻.. Great Depth of field.. Like a film… Audio could use some EQ(Softening).. But it’s really cool

Lmao😂 “that’s what she said” That’s what I’m talking about… I always say that when I can lol my wife hates it hahaha

Very cool watching you make this. Turned out great!

That turned our fantastic! Thank you so much, Kyle!

Very cool, love it!

Nice to get an update, til next time. :)

This is great! Perfect to show who you are.

How cool!!!

You just need a Green LED torch that Arnie/som of the US Marshalls had on theirs in the 97film Eraser 😁😉

It might be best doing the etching part with a CNC machine 😁💁‍♂️

That is sick

Saying sorry 3 times is a bit much dude,just do it

Is the insulator really beryllium??? Some people say it’s alumina and some people say it’s only beryllium in the really early high power microwave ovens. I just don’t know what to think.

I used polycarbonate instead. I have a fan to keep the rails and plastic cooler. I started using capacitors for now till i find a better power source. I am working on 3d printing a shell for the railgun that looks futuristic and can be adapted to different mods. Still designing the mods for it.

Sorry if I'm being thick How do I download the stencil from the video.

Please can you send stencil. Neeed to make this

What about a baseball player batting n with the ball in the air n from the bat to the ball

this is sick!!

Crazy cool bank brother !!! I too like to play with capacitors

cant wait for part 2!

I made it.

I was really surprised that the video had so few views and no likes. Even though I just discovered it, I got a lot of benefit from your video. Thank you for making such a video!

@kocreations If you arent aware, the beryllium oxide coating on there is extremely toxic because it can be accidentally scraped off and become airborne, then inhaled, which is apparently automatic, uncuravle lung cancer. Just an FYI that it's actually not something that becomes dangerous once its broken. The danger is accidentally scraping some off when dismantling the magnetron and it getting into the air. 😷💀

The blade was wonderful. Do you accept ordering the product or was it made just for display?

26 minutes to tell us to remove a flyback 2 half dead caps and a resistor

Purple is ok..Wasn't a total fail...

I meant to say that i'm gonna ask goda this weekend ask gorda

We're going to ask her to enjoy it this weekend

Just grind those funky screw heads off!!! Problem Solved!!!

Demon killing kurdish dagger :)

Part 2 ?!!!!!!

The first thing you called a "capacitor" is NOT A CAPACITOR. It is the heater for the magnetron!! The second (smaller) unit IS A CAPACITOR.

The fan motor type which you tried to recall at time 16:45 thereabouts - it's a *_single phase, shaded pole induction motor_* Most induction motors - those used in devices requiring lots of mechanical torque - cannot use single phase AC because the torque in just one phase occurs once per cycle of the AC, not enough torque to spin the motor's rotor through a full 360 degrees, and not enough to provide a 'starting torque' to actually get the rotor spinning to begin with. A three-phase induction motor has three 110vac inputs, that are offset by 120 degree. Phase A applies magnetic torque on the rotor and it rotates a bit (120 rotational degrees to be exact), towards the Phase B electromagnet, which applies torque to the rotor for the next 120 degrees of rotation. So we have: - Phase A turned the rotor from 0 degrees to 120 rotational degrees - Phase B turned the rotor through 120 to 240 degrees of rotation - then the Phase C electromagnet applies magnetic torque to the rotor and rotates it from 240 degrees back to 0 degrees So a single phase motor seems like it wouldn't even work, since one electromagnet would need to turn the rotor through a full 360 degrees. SHADED POLE SINGLE PHASE MOTOR The 'shaded pole' comes to the rescue. On the metal plate laminations (the thin plates stuck together) you'll find two small copper windings. They are physically separated from the Phase 1 electromagnet, so although everyone knows a changing magnetic field (like the one produced in the Phase 1 electromagnet) will induce a magnetic field in any nearby closed loop of wire, the small copper loop is far enough away from the electromagnet that there is a phase delay created by that physical separation. So the Phase 1 electromagnet comes on and exerts magnetic torque on the rotor (which is only turning a lightweight fan blade, not much of a load) - and then a short delay later, that small copper loop - that 'shaded pole' - develops its own magnetic field via induction, and it exerts a magnetic torque on the rotor to keep it spinning. Single phase shaded-pole induction motors have weak torque, nothing like the strength and magnetic torque from three full-size electromagnetics positioned 120 degrees apart. So single phase shaded pole induction motors can only be used for light duty, like spinning a fan blade. .

The fans work great to Install in the pants so when someone farts, it blows the gas out the pants and helps flush in fresh air to the arse.

This is like a workplace safety 'don't be like this careless fellow' vhs tape they show you at a new job. 12:38 rubs the berilium oxide powder with the finger of his glove, then it goes off camera to his face... I'm assuming to see what it smells like. Hope you're doing ok, bud 😐

Beware of the Ceramic Stem to the magnetron. It contains Beryllium and if it's broken and you inhale the dust, you can get a nasty uncurable disease called BERYLLIOSIS. It's a serious toxic element and the disease is seriously nasty, and the voltage dangers from compacitors can literally kill you with Stored electricity despite how many days/weeks/months it's been unplugged from the wall. Nothing in that microwave is worth your lungs or your life.

Fk this was epically hilarious lol . The metal falls from the loose vice,vice cocks over stopping the motor, handle falls off x axis , y axis jumps up, cutter falls out of collett . Im dyin here hahaha its zig zaggy but its straight lol not bad hahaha

Back in the 80s, in my Radio & TV class, we would hold a pencil tip next to where the flyback wire goes into the CRT. You would get about a 1/2 arc. Had to be careful though, cause the high voltage could burn a hole through the pencil wood seeking ground.

NOT CONVINCING

Are you the guy on Trailer Park Boys

This is so fire!! Fractals are so interesting and this is such a fire way to use them in art. Love the "as above so below" phrase and this is such a great visual representation. You nailed it!!

Thank you brother . 🙏

Why? Why? Why?!!! Why did you destroy a CRT TV that could be fixed? These things are priceless! Also, why are you salvaging electrolytic capacitors from a 20-30 year-old TV? They go bad with time, so saving caps this old is pure nonsense. I’m definitely not happy that you destroyed such a cool piece technology and didn’t even salvage what’s really valuable from it. I use picture tubes (CRTs) from TV’s to replace burned-in ones in arcade cabinets … and you just broke one for the heck of it. One of the most disturbing and misleading videos on TH-cam I’ve seen!

Lol such a great job but the Dogs are like hellllll no..Lol great job dude as usual..

Nice job Kyle!

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Dude, you do not know the difference between a magnetron and the cap? Please stay away from high voltage you are going to get hurt, OH "those ones are good", yes i spose they are dude. Those disks magnets are just an everyday ferrite magnets, same as a speaker mag. Be careful dude. I don't support your blatant misidentifying of the magnetron and a HV capacitor, you are going to get hurt and or be a participating factor in someone else getting hurt.