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Nice work. Could use thin double-sided tape as a barrier

Great job. What if the device requires three button batteries, do you the 2 AAA can be enough?

Get rid of the stupid music, so people can hear you clearly.👎

I've got a spare Crosman 766 that I was thinking about putting the heavier and thicker plastic butt stock and pump stock and metal receivers on to my Crosman Legacy 1000. I Know that the Legacy 1000, The Classic 2100 and the 766 are all the same design but I'm not sure if the 766 is the same size as the 1000. My question is do you think or know if the 766 part's will work on the Legacy 1000?? Any response will be greatly appreciated, thank you. R. Oakley

. Ive already began to fix old cable I was preparing to throw away.

Is there a way to do this with smaller button cells? Like lr44 batteries? I’m trying to make some kits for figures I have that take the smaller cells. I know this is an old video. But hoping you could help. Thanks!

is there any issue with current ? some devices needs only mili-ampers and two AA bateries are able to produce 2-3 ampers

Awesome channel name.

Lol "overload"... It stands for over limit...

Damn dude. You need to quit biting your fingernails. Thats NASTY.

"Things charge negative in nature" Nope! There is no such thing as a negative charge even though they teach us that very thing. There is charge and more charge... There is no such thing as zero charge or negative charge existent in reality... There are no "negatives" in actuality!

True things about electricity. Hmm.. Have you considered Electrons? Do you think they are real and that everything is made of atoms that contain electrons? - I don't believe they are what people think they are and they certainly Cannot be in everything found in nature, that's 100% impossible. Here is why. Quote, " Discovery of the Electron according to PBS - Scientists worked with electricity long before they understood that current was made of electrons. The cathode tube was a prime example. By switching on some voltage, scientists could make fluorescent streams of electricity travel from the bottom part of a glass tube to the top -- but no one knew how it worked. Some thought the rays were a wave traveling through a mysterious "ether" which they thought permeated all space. Others thought the rays were streams of particles. J.J. Thomson decided to find out for sure. Thomson was a physics professor at Cambridge University in the UK. He placed cathode tubes in electric and magnetic fields. He knew that these fields will move particles from side to side, but don't have much effect on how a wave moves. In his experiments, the cathode rays bent over to one side, so Thomson knew the cathode rays must be made of some small particle, which he dubbed a "corpuscle." Thomson initially thought his corpuscles were much too small to be of interest to anyone outside a science lab. However, people quickly realized that electric current was in fact made of moving electrons. Since electricity is the lifeblood of everything from computers to phones to microwaves, the electron turned out to be interesting to just about everybody. " End Quote ~~~ So What actually happened here? Technology was created the "cathode tube". JJThompson observed a manmade effect when he manipulated his manmade technology. He observed that effect and claimed the particles he associated with it were electrons. Because the manmade technology created whatever those particles were, they could not be present in nature. Nothing man has ever created has been, or can be found in nature because man is not the creator of nature. This kills the idea of microwaves and radio waves in space from other "solar systems" too but of course we know the vacuum of space is a lie.

Dislike for the annoying background music. But thanks for the info

Great, exactly what I need for my smart tag plus, thank you

I used a similar idea with a wall clock but I used tape to battery and taped the wires to the clock contacts

Wow. You've got a hard on for this Brian Cox dude huh? He destroys your flat earth fairy tale. I get it.

WHAT'S WITH THE NOISE IN THE BACKGROUND!

holly cow i was searching for this for like a month, i need to do this for my telescope finder. you saved me, thanksss !

What keeps you from attaching the spring, to the back of the base, to keep it from flying out.

So good. I usually tell people that flat earth to me to get in a ✈️, using the excellent science based navigation system and fly to the end and take a pic 🤳 with your science based phone and show us. No takers yet.

Earlier today I accidentally stumbled across a live TikTok debate.. a randomer asked a simple question “the earth is round. Prove me wrong” .. within a few minutes someone joined and started rambling on using terrible geometry.. confusing literally everything.. and then it dawned on me… I’d heard that voice before!! …it was spurskimo!!! Using a different name of course.... he’s still Embarrassing himself online folks! 😂

Science: the earnest attempt to set in order the facts of experience Buckminster Fuller

None of that is science at all, psuedo science for the tax slaves.

much love

can you unlist instead of private the no-music version? this classic needs more showcasing, as good as the song is, people complain they cant hear the cog dis well enough lol

Great video...thanks!!

please tell me the name of that song I am desperate to find it

Very Clear and Concise video! I have been looking for 0.0 resistance when I make my cables. I've been getting the BEEP! But, always a register above perfect zero. Now, I know that .25 is acceptable. Thanks. Buying some alligator clips so I don't have to wrestle with holding the cables perfectly still. THANK YOU!

So the PhD doesn't deal with reality?? Only models??

can i buy one?

You're right, I don't want to put anything up my butt. Stock or not.

great video. couldnt you use an old Cr2032 battery? (or the original disc battery for the case)? or, couldnt you just attach the cables directly to the metal contact where the disc battery goes? thanks!

" a pellet lighter than air" that's a good one.

nice and direct , just how i like it, thx !

I stuck a penny in my garage door opener to check the size/fit and it seems a hair too small. Since the diameter of the CR2032 is 20mm, I would get a 20mm washer and then a penny for the bottom. Ground both thicknesses down for a total of 3.2mm (that's the exact thickness of a CR2032). I'll give that a try or solder directly to the leads in the garage door opener, smart tags, or whatever.

Did the patent pass? I looked at the link and got a 404

George Howard Spurskimo. My "way out there" guess is that the same person is also HHH/Bumpy420, because of the lack of video footage, and the bad audio couple with obvious "AMerican" accent from a European.

Do u have a video on testing it out would love to see

Would it be possible to just solder the wires to a dead CR2032 and be good to go? …or would you have to somehow tear it apart & gut the insides, removing the anode/cathode material, and then reassemble just the outer shell?

Ccol 🖖👍 Would be nice to see someone building a superCap version in the size of the 2032 batterys 🤔

So saying umm means the argument can be dismissed? Nice to know - I will keep this in store regarding flat earthers and apply at will

Great. Now do two things: 1. Ensure that the desk is actually flat and level. 2. Put the camera on top of the desk.

I like your TH-cam name. You got a subscriber here.

Too funny,..and awesome!!

where you can buy a metal receiver and wood instead of plastic?

So it wont shoot?

xd

😂😂😂👍

It’s just spots on the lens have you realised that yet? The ISS can never form a shadow on the ground because it’s maximum apparent width is about 59” arc seconds, the suns apparent diameter is 30x bigger.

Funny how it doesn’t move as it should with the orbit constantly changing the angle to the sun… oh may be it’s just a spot on the lens.