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When I was a kid, I had an electronics textbook that said that a 1 Farad capacitor would be the size of a house if it was even possible to make one...... 45 years later - say hello to 2600 Farads!
edgeeffect The entire power of the first space shuttle’s computer--you know that thing went into space and returned withstanding millions of degrees of heat returning to Earth’s atmosphere? The internal O2 sensor in your car’s air filter DWARFS it. Computer’s took up entire rooms 50 years ago. Now I watch this video, and you carry on your hip, on a small supercomputer.
really all it takes is to play around with the surface area and the distance between the two plates of the capacitor, at the time they probably didnt have the methods required to make the tolerance required for small distances as they have today
These aren't capacitors. They have way more internal resistance. If he touched the leads on an actual capacitors of this capacity I believe the wires would turn to plasma. Just look at videos of railguns and such.
"In this video we are going to commit random acts of destruction..." That is by far the greatest hook I have ever heard. 3 seconds in and I'm completely Invested
Adding these formulas makes a world of difference in understanding how these capacitors work and the explanation of battery vs capacitor is phenomenal. Videos like these actually TEACH us something vs just exciting. Still it was exciting!
@@nonowords7857test it yourself Mix sugar with baking soda heat the mixture Carbon foam will form Cut slices of it connect two of them with electrodes and put them in an electrolyte Ta da a supercap
I've never heard of a slow draw capacitor. For home solar system designs there is no capacitor on earth that even comes close to the energy storage per dollar that batteries give you. I don't expect this to change any time in the next few years.
Ronal Koets Yeah I was talking about if it blows up. Which is unlikely, supercaps are pretty safe. Also I was talking about big capacitors that have high output voltage, like one in your microwave oven. That can kill you.
Thank you so much for that instructive lesson. I've recently discovered that there are devices on sale right now to enable emergency starting of even large engines using ultracaps. Found it difficult to believe, but your explanation has helped no end.
When I was a kid, I used to do the same with a 2 Farad capacitor. It had nothing on this, but I had great fun with sparks and spot welding. Amazed I'm still alive really, with the various experiements I used to do.
It blows up my mind!! I LIKE IT much, AWESOME!!!! When I was a student studying electronic, I was told not to do that during lab, now I can enjoy the experiment and clear explanation without harm. :P
This was the first video of yours that I watched. I had to build a race car from a super cap for an engineering course. The catch was we could only spend $10 on the cap. I ended up scoring a 650 farad 2.7v maxwell boost cap. Along with a RC car motor, aluminum rails and ball bearings it was easy to make a pretty quick little rail car. I didn’t win the race but I had the coolest and fastest car in the class and that’s winning in my book. 🥴
because you get the result by integrating the infinitesimal increments of energy, which for something int. x dx becomes 1/2 x^2, and just has another coefficient. this is true for a lot of physics formulae.
I think it’s because the energy stored by a capacitor is the area under a voltage-charge graph. The area of a triangle is 0.5 * base * height so energy stored is 0.5 * charge * voltage. The gradient is also equivalent to the capacitance (charge/voltage).
I would love to see these things adapted to work with RC cars or planes. I know a few people have done super capacitor rockets, but why dump all the energy at once? 20 min is a super fast charge time compared to most RC batteries too. granted your power supply probably costs well over 50x the average rc battery charger too.
ce neblock, you can, all voltage is, is a difference in electric potential. You can even measure this without having any current flow using an electroscope.
Can't tell you how often I've tried to explain this to someone that repeats the old "it's the amps that kill you not the volts" statement. It's usually someone that knows absolutely nothing about electricity and then they sit there and argue with me even as I touch the terminals on a car battery that has 800 amps 🤤
For people who are wondering if they will die from touching those wires... If you touch the wires, you will not get killed due to the fact that the capacitor's voltage is very low. Think of the human skin as a resistor. In order to find out how many amps are going through the body, we could use Ohm's Law (Voltage/Resistance = Current). The average human skin is around 10k - 30k Ohm, depending on how wet your fingers are. In this example the caps are about 9 volts and let's say the resistance of our fingers are pretty dry and are about 10k Ohm. (9 volts/ 10000 Ohm = 0.0009 Amps) 0.9 mA won't be enough to even give you a slight tingle. In conclusion, these capacitor are very low voltage so they can't kill you or even give you a slight tingle.
this is actually very fun to watch,thanks for your effort to make this video it REALLY helped me to understand many things and having fun in the process. i really like your videos :D Thanks again
If you're going to try this yourself I recommend setting up some type of quick disconnect switch or breaker in case the wires become stuck and get too hot to touch. Much better then a complete meltdown.
+Tonio9606 I am usually fine doing many dangerous things; but for once, I will agree with other people; so, for the 5th time: just don't. Entering the welding world with these is dangerous.
Yes. We have varying amounts of resistance depending on how far apart the points are being measured, moisture level of the contact area etc. This is why placing a 9volt battery across your finger results in nothing but putting it on your tongue produces a noticeable shock. Your tongue has much lower resistance than your finger and will pass more current from the battery. We also act like capacitors to store a charge since we are generally insulated from ground by shoes, carpet etc.
just do the math: 1000A draw makes them empty in about 2.6s. 1000A means already 0.7V voltage drop due to internal resistance. Usually in a railgun or coilgun the capacitors need to discharge all their energy in milliseconds, so nope, wont work (except maybe using them for a fast recharge).
HL65536 the only way he could do that is to have a room full of 2.85v 3400F caps and put about 30 in parallel and have at least 100 of those packs in series
These capacitors contain about 8K joules per capacitor. A good car battery contains about 288 (says google) so you would need 36 of them which is rather large and heavy. Not recommended for family saloon. Their advantage would be that if you had the power supply or a massive alternator, or a braking system that converts kinetic energy to electricity you can charge them quickly. You can also discharge them quickly (as here) so if they were cheap enough they'd be good for starting large trucks.
But, as he showed when comparing it to two AA batteries, batteries actually have bigger capacity, so they will power your clock for longer. It is just that due to the internal resistance they are not capable of outputting such high currents (required for sparking and melting).
Well its about as bad as putting your tongue on a 9v battery for a smoke detector.. because the voltage is not very high. your tongue will not vaporise. theres a difference in conductivity between solid metal. and your tongue. your tongue isnt going to incinerate. because your tongue is not a solid piece of metal. your tongue is a very poor conductor. You don't get shocked when touching both ends of an AA battery with 2 fingers on the same hand. You dont even get shocked with 20v DC across your fingers. You would need at least 50v DC or higher to even start to feel a tingle!
If your tongue resistance was 10k Ohms (which I believe it is) there woud'nt flow a huge amount of current. I = U/R (9.65V/10000) = 0,000965A. That would't hurt.
I really hate this style of meme, its bad grammar annoys me. I understand what it is saying, but the bad grammar is for me like someone trying to tell a joke but stumbling over their words and saying wait... or was the joke like this? I want to be clear however, I don't hate you, just the meme.
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Good conclusion XD
When I was a kid, I had an electronics textbook that said that a 1 Farad capacitor would be the size of a house if it was even possible to make one...... 45 years later - say hello to 2600 Farads!
edgeeffect The entire power of the first space shuttle’s computer--you know that thing went into space and returned withstanding millions of degrees of heat returning to Earth’s atmosphere? The internal O2 sensor in your car’s air filter DWARFS it. Computer’s took up entire rooms 50 years ago. Now I watch this video, and you carry on your hip, on a small supercomputer.
really all it takes is to play around with the surface area and the distance between the two plates of the capacitor, at the time they probably didnt have the methods required to make the tolerance required for small distances as they have today
But is this capacitor same in properties like 1F block kapacitor? No!
These aren't capacitors. They have way more internal resistance. If he touched the leads on an actual capacitors of this capacity I believe the wires would turn to plasma. Just look at videos of railguns and such.
Rich Freeman I was wondering why it didn't instantly discharge like all caps I have seen before
"Remember! Safety is my number two! My number one is fun!" -ElectroBoom
For a video from 2010, this is really good quality
ikr, I thought this was from 2018 or something before I read the date
true videos now a days are so scuffed no one complains
"The PCB tracings aren't melting anymore."
I need this on a T-Shirt. Seriously.
Words to live by.
Yes
It’d make a good song title...
Imagine acting like you know all of this
"now they instantly vaporise" added and I'll buy 10
"In this video we are going to commit random acts of destruction..."
That is by far the greatest hook I have ever heard. 3 seconds in and I'm completely Invested
I subscribed immediately after hearing this. Then got some solid science as a beautiful bonus.
Adding these formulas makes a world of difference in understanding how these capacitors work and the explanation of battery vs capacitor is phenomenal. Videos like these actually TEACH us something vs just exciting. Still it was exciting!
No. Using this to weld would be a really bad idea. You aren't supposed to short the caps for long periods of time.
where are you?
please, bring us more fun.
hey what happens when we connect them in parallel? can we get higher current draw?
@@nonowords7857test it yourself
Mix sugar with baking soda
heat the mixture
Carbon foam will form
Cut slices of it
connect two of them with electrodes and put them in an electrolyte
Ta da a supercap
"Wow that beaver really took a pounding" lool
As a Michigan resident I just love you wacky Canadians...thanks for not invading!
Pffhchhchhf... and it's child-proof wording!
Warning XXX rated content ahead! :D ... Yeah a really good pounding by shoving a 2600 Farad cap up the beaver's beaver .. tsk-tsk
@@dalezapple2493 Michiganders are invading Canada.
@@willdwyer6782 Glad I'm on the west coast! 😜
You should try them in liquid nitrogen to see how many Amps you could draw with an even lower resistance xD
Keystone Science Nice to see you all over the Science channels! :D
Keystone Science it would freeze the electrolite and they would be done for. The frozen electrolite would penetrate the separators
keystone science you are my hero
Maybe you should slow down when you talk
?
Small capacitor
Capacitor
Large capacitor
Super capacitor
*U L T R A C A P A C I T O R*
Then comes Mothafuka capacitor
Then comes Ni-Cd accumulator.
@@oleg4260_ then comes the netron star
AND THEN THE INFINITE CAPACITOR
Anyone else realize that this 2,600 F cap can also be written at a 2.6KF (KiloFarad)?! ;D
I worked in an electronics lab decades ago and the first thing I was taught was to always presume the ultra caps were trying to kill you.
Ultracaps can't kill you. Even if you apply like 10000A at 1V you simply can't be killed. Ever heard of formula I=V÷R?
I'm howling with laughter immediately when you said, "Wow, that beaver took a pounding." My male ultracapacitor liked it too.
That Bever really took a pounding... ROFL!
+Anthony Donker That's what he said!
Your profile pic fits the occasion.
there i just gave you ur 69th like, now we can all 69 the beaver *cheers all around*
I get it. I'm slow
Betty white says it best, if you wanna be tough, you need to grow a vagina, those things can take a beating!!
"that beaver can really take a pounding"
HA!!!! Wow! Wow! Oh man. Well done Sir.
Thumb up for the most destructive way to do a continuity test!
I've never heard of a slow draw capacitor. For home solar system designs there is no capacitor on earth that even comes close to the energy storage per dollar that batteries give you. I don't expect this to change any time in the next few years.
hi, what about now?
no. ask again in a decade
Use them to reemplace your car battery
"If you care about safety, don't do anything I did in this video!"
yeah i got you..... im not gonna do anything shown in this video .....wink wink
I know one guy who can do this with ease and his name is Electroboom...
2600 FARADS?!
The thing is basically a grenade!
Yes it is. Dont mess with big capacitors, theyll absolutely kill you dead instantly.
@@rykehuss3435 so not much pain
@@rykehuss3435 Don't think you die from 2.5 volts.
Ronal Koets Yeah I was talking about if it blows up. Which is unlikely, supercaps are pretty safe. Also I was talking about big capacitors that have high output voltage, like one in your microwave oven. That can kill you.
@@rykehuss3435 Ah oke thx i understand now. Yeah and those microwave caps are realy dangerous.
Thank you so much for that instructive lesson. I've recently discovered that there are devices on sale right now to enable emergency starting of even large engines using ultracaps. Found it difficult to believe, but your explanation has helped no end.
"Wow, that beaver really took a pounding."
Just deadpan.
THIS GUY. IS AWESOME!
1:30 are you tired of reverse engineering your pcb with no datasheet of it, nice!! Buy a supercapacitor!! ahhahaha
if only you had photonic inductions power supply.. X3
was thinking the same thing! ...i aint avin it....
@@ecutechltd He would have fun with these caps.
Pretty sure he would run one up to until it pops volts.
Let's see 'ow it likes 60 thousand ampsh...
@@offroadrc110 wonder what's become of him?
I miss his videos.
@@offroadrc110 see how big a bang it will make.
Please send some of these Capacitors to ELECTROBOOM !!!!
He genuinely needs these !
FOOOOOL BRIIDJ RECTIFIAAAAH
When I was a kid, I used to do the same with a 2 Farad capacitor. It had nothing on this, but I had great fun with sparks and spot welding.
Amazed I'm still alive really, with the various experiements I used to do.
I really like your voice, afrotechmods. It's very smooth and clear when explaining things. I wish my teachers talked like this back in the days..
Afrotechmods: Pounding Beavers
Please make a coilgun with this!
You should have much more voltage and less capacity so it would have less of a discharge time but more of a current on a coil. Though I might be wrong
+MrI80r you are correct
Cookie Railgun is better, I think
wow! that beaver took a pounding
10 years later, still an awesome video!
It blows up my mind!! I LIKE IT much, AWESOME!!!! When I was a student studying electronic, I was told not to do that during lab, now I can enjoy the experiment and clear explanation without harm. :P
This guy....This guy.....you are my king.(kneels)
+AfroTech The Cyborg Rise, Sir.
My liege, What do you request of me?
AfroTech The Cyborg
Bring me my longsword and soldering iron.
Yes,ma'lord.
Afrotechmods orig02.deviantart.net/fe0c/f/2014/043/5/f/jeweled_longsword_by_cakespell-d764tyg.jpg The sword to slay your adversaries.
I'm a bit hard of hearing because my hearing aid broke, but it's really cool how many ferrets they can put in that capacitor.
Seth Begley capacity not animals reeee
ROFL
Wow, that beaver really took a pounding!
Dammit I was hoping I would be the first to make that joke
As an avid coin collector, I kinda felt sorry for it. He could've at least mentioned the date. Hope it wasn't the 1947 dot variety.
This was the first video of yours that I watched. I had to build a race car from a super cap for an engineering course. The catch was we could only spend $10 on the cap. I ended up scoring a 650 farad 2.7v maxwell boost cap. Along with a RC car motor, aluminum rails and ball bearings it was easy to make a pretty quick little rail car. I didn’t win the race but I had the coolest and fastest car in the class and that’s winning in my book. 🥴
Well, the like to dislike ratio is off the charts, congratulations ! Can you tell I'm a numbers guy. LOVE your videos !
isn't it strange how the energy formula for a capacitor is so similar to the kinetic energy formula? I wonder why that is..
because you get the result by integrating the infinitesimal increments of energy, which for something int. x dx becomes 1/2 x^2, and just has another coefficient. this is true for a lot of physics formulae.
Because electrons have speed foool
I think it’s because the energy stored by a capacitor is the area under a voltage-charge graph. The area of a triangle is 0.5 * base * height so energy stored is 0.5 * charge * voltage. The gradient is also equivalent to the capacitance (charge/voltage).
Basic calculus
Because they are the same thing stored a bit differently :P It's only too bad converting between the two is so lossy most of the time.
beavers are known for their resilience
I'm sure it will move on eventually
I have literally no idea what happened in this video except that he made things sparky
You're not alone
Have literally seen this video five times and every time I come across it I have to watch it👍🏼👍🏼
I love old you tube video's, thumbnails are Exactly what It is in the video unlike today's video's
I would love to see these things adapted to work with RC cars or planes. I know a few people have done super capacitor rockets, but why dump all the energy at once? 20 min is a super fast charge time compared to most RC batteries too. granted your power supply probably costs well over 50x the average rc battery charger too.
"Wow that beaver really took a pounding" ... LOL!
haha.
2010: no
2011: nah
2012: nope
2013: asking again? no
2014: nope
2015: na
2016: still asking?
2017: nah
2018: hell no
2019: yea boi
Yeah that's how you tube works
Hahaha creative, orginal xD lmao hahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahahahahahahhahaha
I only hv heard bout supercapacitor and normal capacitor.... 10 yrs ago ultra capacitor🔥🔥🔥
5:35 Thought he said, "Finally, let's vapourize an ant." and I got excited. What a let down.
It's both volts AND amps that are required to kill oneself.
You can't have one with out the other.
V=IR
We shall make an experiment. We shall test current VS YOU
ce neblock, you can, all voltage is, is a difference in electric potential. You can even measure this without having any current flow using an electroscope.
Can't tell you how often I've tried to explain this to someone that repeats the old "it's the amps that kill you not the volts" statement. It's usually someone that knows absolutely nothing about electricity and then they sit there and argue with me even as I touch the terminals on a car battery that has 800 amps 🤤
Its resistance that kills
For people who are wondering if they will die from touching those wires...
If you touch the wires, you will not get killed due to the fact that the capacitor's voltage is very low. Think of the human skin as a resistor. In order to find out how many amps are going through the body, we could use Ohm's Law (Voltage/Resistance = Current). The average human skin is around 10k - 30k Ohm, depending on how wet your fingers are. In this example the caps are about 9 volts and let's say the resistance of our fingers are pretty dry and are about 10k Ohm. (9 volts/ 10000 Ohm = 0.0009 Amps) 0.9 mA won't be enough to even give you a slight tingle. In conclusion, these capacitor are very low voltage so they can't kill you or even give you a slight tingle.
how about connecting the supercapacitor output to a stepup transformer or a flyback transformer ?? is it dangerous then??
Your power supply will be dangerous then, not the capacitor itself.
Looks like im definitely buying this 6000F 2.7v capacitor or two :3
This wonderful capacitor video is hilarious yet contains very important information in my awareness of electronics.
this is actually very fun to watch,thanks for your effort to make this video it REALLY helped me to understand many things and having fun in the process. i really like your videos :D Thanks again
try 350 of them in series and see what happens.
That would be the same as a 875 volt cap at ~7.4 F. Explosive!
how to wake someone up with a bang
Nova Marquez-Delp the beaver can't take that much of a pounding.
@@DaffyDaffyDaffy33322 Explosive and pretty much an instant kill if you touch the terminals.
@@DaffyDaffyDaffy33322 bet that would be more powerful than that super capacitor photonicinductuon had.
Awesome, hope you use UV glass or welding mask
I had to pause the video after "Wow, that beaver really took a pounding" and find the Subscribe button.
If you're going to try this yourself I recommend setting up some type of quick disconnect switch or breaker in case the wires become stuck and get too hot to touch. Much better then a complete meltdown.
Dispite all this fireworks, it is quite safe to touch the terminals of the 10v bank.
Plz help. I want to try welding with my caps. What's best best way I can do this?
Don't do that.
As said. Don't do that. Uncharging all of the energy from the cap at the same time is a bad idea.
Hobby Electronics but muh coil gun! :D
Tonio9606 BAD IDEA! The caps are likely to overheat and catch fire or explode when used that way.
+Tonio9606 I am usually fine doing many dangerous things; but for once, I will agree with other people; so, for the 5th time: just don't. Entering the welding world with these is dangerous.
ElectroBOOM's wet dream
its sad that electronik goldmine does not ship to gemany :(
:(
my bet would be bc it does not meet certain VDE standarts
That remark about the beaver that took a pounding did it. Subbed.
Just watched the diode tutorial and thought it was brilliant - well done and thank you very much!
Nobody:
TH-cam: I think you are going to like this video from 2010 after 11 years
Are you using dish washing gloves in the section where you are melting the 10 cents?!
Don't do anything I did in this video.
Yes. We have varying amounts of resistance depending on how far apart the points are being measured, moisture level of the contact area etc. This is why placing a 9volt battery across your finger results in nothing but putting it on your tongue produces a noticeable shock. Your tongue has much lower resistance than your finger and will pass more current from the battery. We also act like capacitors to store a charge since we are generally insulated from ground by shoes, carpet etc.
Didn't expect that beaver pounding joke from Mr. Electric!!!
"Wow that Beaver really took a Pounding." Hilarious!!!! LMAO!
Sir, can you make electrolysis with that??? please do it with water...
These caps have too low voltage to put throught sufficient current
I just found my sensei!
A portable spot welder :P
Your humor is as good as your electronic knowledge/advice!
Hell yeah. Love these kind of destructions. Keep doing this and keep teaching us electronics. 😘
how well would these work with a handheld railgun?
EXPLOOSION! !!! idk 😐
EXPLOOSION! !!! you would want a high voltage as well as large amounts of power.
just do the math: 1000A draw makes them empty in about 2.6s. 1000A means already 0.7V voltage drop due to internal resistance. Usually in a railgun or coilgun the capacitors need to discharge all their energy in milliseconds, so nope, wont work (except maybe using them for a fast recharge).
HL65536 the only way he could do that is to have a room full of 2.85v 3400F caps and put about 30 in parallel and have at least 100 of those packs in series
HL65536 ok, thx :)
7 years have passed and Maxwell was bought by Tesla, how crazy is that ?
"That beaver really took a pounding." really?
tokfrans Really.
These capacitors contain about 8K joules per capacitor. A good car battery contains about 288 (says google) so you would need 36 of them which is rather large and heavy. Not recommended for family saloon.
Their advantage would be that if you had the power supply or a massive alternator, or a braking system that converts kinetic energy to electricity you can charge them quickly. You can also discharge them quickly (as here) so if they were cheap enough they'd be good for starting large trucks.
This is why they're used to buffer huge loads such as home AC units & motor start ups. Not sure why this hasn't been used in the hybrid market more.
If it's 1.7 v can i use it as AA size battery for wall clock, so that it works for my future generations too, anyone comment
lokesh rahul haha good idea
But, as he showed when comparing it to two AA batteries, batteries actually have bigger capacity, so they will power your clock for longer. It is just that due to the internal resistance they are not capable of outputting such high currents (required for sparking and melting).
@@Stijak85 an extremely high power clock
You my friend know how to party! :D
"wow that beaver really took a pounding" subbed
came for the sparks, stayed for the beaver jokes.
What kind of coil gun could you build with capacitors like that?
Wouldn't these have too much resistance for that? I need to look up the ESR of actual capacitors.
LOL THE BEAVER
That beaver really took a pounding LOL
So....testing these on your tongue would be a bad idea.
Well its about as bad as putting your tongue on a 9v battery for a smoke detector.. because the voltage is not very high. your tongue will not vaporise. theres a difference in conductivity between solid metal. and your tongue.
your tongue isnt going to incinerate. because your tongue is not a solid piece of metal.
your tongue is a very poor conductor.
You don't get shocked when touching both ends of an AA battery with 2 fingers on the same hand.
You dont even get shocked with 20v DC across your fingers.
You would need at least 50v DC or higher to even start to feel a tingle!
If your tongue resistance was 10k Ohms (which I believe it is) there woud'nt flow a huge amount of current.
I = U/R (9.65V/10000) = 0,000965A. That would't hurt.
PrashMotion You just wouldn't want to accidentally short the wires while it was on your tongue
short the wires of the capacitor bank? or of the 9v block?
This was a rather interesting watch as I am currently learning about capacitors and resistors in my physics class.
Thoroughly impressive. I really loved watching your youtube video. I am looking forward to watching some more in the near future.
if you touch it will you get an electric shock or will you just get burned ?
a car battery is more dangerous
+Motorguy81 Yeah, the algorithm doesn't always know when to write your wrongs.
under normal circumstances neither you Will get a shock nor a burn.
not a shock nor a burn*
You will burn your fingers if you touch the coin after shorting over it though.
You sound like the postal2 dude
:D
"that beaver really took a pounding"
"Wow that beaver really took a pounding" Afrotechmods 2010
Wat. This video is almost 9 years old? Way ahead of its time
Is it just me or does he sound a bit like a robot?
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I, for one, welcome our robotic overlords.
Oopsi! Tube he sounds like the guy in the elevator in five nights at Freddie's sister location just search(exotic butters)
Cluckworks maybe a robot sounds like him 😂
Nobody:
Afrotechmods:
Wow that beaver really took a pounding.
I really hate this style of meme, its bad grammar annoys me. I understand what it is saying, but the bad grammar is for me like someone trying to tell a joke but stumbling over their words and saying wait... or was the joke like this?
I want to be clear however, I don't hate you, just the meme.
Why didn't I know about this channel before? Love it!
1:36 I'm not going to lie, those sparks were satisfying to watch.
Yay I'm so happy to find out your Canadian as well. Makes the videos better haha
This Guy is the Guru of Electricity. He is literally MAD.....
"Wow, that beaver really took a pounding" 😂
Literally laughed out loud at the line "Well the PCB traces aren't melting any more, now they just vaporize"
I love how you manage to have such interesting titles but sneak in all that dry knowledge lol
Wonderful demonstration, very easy to understand ultra capacitor to replace conventional battery