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@@1CT1 maybe later man i'm eatin spaghetti rn
@@mememachine1219 is it good?
@@bigbird4481 about average
1:27 THE SPIN
Goddamnit I hate you. Can I do it without the glove?
Truth be told, the boys can solder pretty well.
Three different levels of soldering; for a grade, for inspection, and just for making it work.
Mr ELECTROBOOM must be rolling in his bed every time Brian says this "current is the one that kills you" thing
Rolling in his bed! LOL CAUSE HE'S NOT DEAD.
@@AlphaMachina couldn't find a similar expression to the grave one hahaha
every time he says that, I take 10 points of psychic damage
Isn't it actually a combo of amps and volts?
@@kutsen39 all three, with resistance. They are all related through ohm's law. That's why it's not accurate to blame just one of the quantities
At 8:34 Jason said “it is like that scene from Ironman 3” but shows a clip of Home Alone
I'm glad I wasn't the only one who caught that!
I’m guessing cause Jason was misremembering what movie the scene was from so the editor showed the correct scene.
Both Christmas movies.
I caught that too but both movies had that scene, in home alone it was just the decorations but in iron man 3 it was a housing for flashbang/bomb so I assume having a iron man clip would cause more legal problems
somebody should make a joke about that
The fact that Brian and Jason had no idea what Corey was up to made this. Their reactions were great.
I love Brian's little spin to safety in the beginning. Just noped right out of there.
You do know these videos always have a basic script to them, right? Everyone involved always knows what is going on and what’s going to happen. It’s just the banter that isn’t set beforehand.
Has anyone else noticed how amazingly aesthetic and just overall great Jason looks? I feel like his vibes have just elevated recently...
Hey there MR. 2 days ago I was in an Uber that burst into flames for some reason. I thought the Modern Rogue should definitely do an episode on Car Emergencies. Maybe a guide on what to do depending on the situation. If the car drowns you should smash the windows so you could open the door, or the type of smoke coming out of your car indicating the source of the problem
The importance of disconnecting the battery so sparks don't happen. It could be a really helpful episode!
I was thinking "man they should really test that on a watermelon" and then they brought out a damn melon
I read the last part of your comment with Cave Johnson's voice 😂
Yeah - switch on red wire, not black wire. Lay out the circuit on the glove first to get the wire lengths more accurately. Shorter battery wires means less energy loss from wire resistance and less chance of snagging the wire if you catch on a door or something. Keep the circuit neat. And, you never mentioned if the batteries are in parallel or series (series gives you 7V, but a smaller current, parallel gives you the 3.24V and twice the current from the battery pack). Also, I'd say that you should NOT permanently solder the batteries together like that. Use the connectors to connect to the zappy-zapper. That way you can unplug the batteries when you're not using the glove (extra safety) and for when you want to recharge the batteries (don't want the zappy-zapper zapping you when connected to a higher-current recharger).
13:30 Brian really should have just eaten that towel to put out the fire like a true professional.
Guys, love it, great stuff, please invest in heat shrink, they make tubes that go on both wires and have low temp solder in them that melts and shrinks to the wire and you don't have to use electrical tape
Great point!
Actually it's not the amps but how long it lasts for, if you have 1000 amps for 1 microsecond, like static electricity, it is safe.
Also those voltage boosters is not 400KV, those are BS numbers. The length the spark makes is 20KV, and people with high voltage multimeters have measured it. 400KV would jump like 4 meters long, absolute balloney
Edit: I have worked with these boosters, the exact one, and getting shocked hurts as hell, but aren't deadly, don't recommend touching them when on though
You sure tho?
Yep, I've been playing with high voltage stuff for 2 years, started with those boosters, then flyback transformers, then microwave transformers, and tesla coils and neon sign transformers, although I do more chemistry now
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ElectroBOOM would be so mad if he heard "It's the current"
Jason should start doing every ad while petting Brian like a dog. Just throwing that out there.
But whisper it to get all the ASMR crowd.
"So simple even a modern Rogue can do it!"
Please make that a shirt!
That was basically my thought watching the mead episode. "Wait a minute, I can do that!"
I love that corey just pats brians hand like a child when he starts doing wrong things
You guys took one of those gag handshake toys and turned it up to 20! Imagine when Jack Nicholsons Joker shook that dudes hand to death. Yeah I'm getting those vibes from this glove lol.
The moment murphy realizes he can't run while lead on that table is phenomenal!
If these were stepping up from ~4v to 400kv, this would be an engineering marvel. It’s more likely in the neighborhood of 1k-10k (and I’m skeptical of even that). If you want to go balls to the wall put a few in series and enjoy the truly terrifying arcing.
If these are the typical 2$ modules for sale on Ebay, they output about 40-50 kv.
Ah sorry guys, it's not Volts or Amps that kill you. It's both..It's power that kills you. You need the combination of both to do lethal damage. Voltage is to break the barrier of your skin, the other is to pump the energy through you and dissipate as heat.
That is if you're going for the brute force "massive electrical burns and skin peeling off like an overcooked hotdog" approach, you actually need for less power if you just want to interfere with a heart.
Then again, if brute force isn't working you aren't using enough of it.
60 milliamps, across your heart, can kill you. It has nothing to do with heat. The electrical pulse interferes with your heart's rhythm.
Imagine someone hitting a drum with a steady rhythm. Then you start slapping their hands with a different rhythm. They can't keep the previous pace.
@@solchapeau6343 I know exactly that, but that current isn't getting anywhere near your heart without the voltage to get it there. The heat was a side note.
PLEASE stop telling people that current kills you and voltage does not. Please.
The resistance of the human bodies can vary greatly, but at any given moment it is fixed. The current is voltage divided by resistance. Since the resistance is fixed, higher voltage = higher current.
Which means, voltage is EQUIVALENT to current, as far as your body is concerned. They are directly proportional to one another. High voltage is always dangerous, there is no point in calculating the current.
The only reason stun guns and such are "safe" is because they deliver their high voltage over a very short period of time. They DO disrupt the heart, which is how electricity kills you. They just kinda hope that the short disruption won't be enough to stop it. It's usually true... Usually.
So, it is absolutely the volts that kill you. And saying stuff about amps is just going to confuse people. Touching a wire that has multiple amps going through it at 5V is perfectly safe. (Assuming the wire is thick enough - you might burn yourself on the hot cable otherwise) Touching a wire at 1000V that only has little current going through it is definitely not safe, since the current will spike the moment you touch it.
At the end of the say, it is indeed the current that will stop your heart. However, it is misleading, might make people come to wrong conclusions and just generally a dangerous statement. So please stop spreading it.
The ONE day Brian chooses to wear shoes he just has to use them to stomp out a fire.
The video editor was the real MVP of this one.
two gloves. each hands 4 fingers are opposite polls and the thumbs will be vice versa . Then you can run your hands over each other like a wizard balling up energy. then you can just grab to stun. also making the thumbs opposite leads you can make a sword that you can hold that is two swords just next to each other making a tight gradient out, making a Jacobs ladder sword. or you have two swords that when you have on in each hand and touch them together they spark. One sword that splits into two. Yep. I drew this up as a 15 year old kid. 30 Years ago. You made my something I thought about as a kid. Man what I could do with this knowledge. The streets of New York will finally be safe now that Buzz Kill is here!!! Still working on the name...
i remember my physics teacher once transforming a couple volts into a couple hundred thousand volts - and then just touched it with no worries...because the current that runs through it is basically nothing - it generates some very nice arcs though
the reason tasers are dangerous is because they not only have current, but through the capacitors store a lot of energy so they can release a lot of current AND high voltage...its all about the energy involved - the battery just doesnt have the power to push a lot of energy into you at once - a capacitor basically condenses the energy so that it can release all at once, which is what makes that setup dangerous - especially if you use a lot of them
I've characterized one of these units before, and they're rather interesting. A high-ratio flyback converter charges a high-voltage capacitor that's directly across the output, with essentially no voltage limiting other then the breakdown voltage of the air between the output wires. Based on the distance they will arc, I estimated that the peak voltage they provide is around 100kV (not quite 400kV, but still impressive). The average current is indeed quite low, but the peak current during each pulse is actually rather high (well over 100 milliamps, which definitely puts it in the potentially lethal range). And yes, I have touched the output while it's on, and it's definitely not pleasant.
This is me knowing hardly anything about electronics aside from what can be used to drive small computers.
So this thing is basically like the reverse of a buck converter, instead of taking variable input and making it a stable output voltage, it takes a stable input and just tops the capacitor off until you see plasma?
Flyback transformers are why you don't fuck with CRTs, They will fuck you up.
@@Reddotzebra Essentially it's a boost converter with a transformer attached to give even higher voltage. And as you say, it just keeps boosting until the air breaks down and forms plasma!
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They all have three brain cells between them, and they're all Cory's.
@@ToxicMrSmith but that's *why* we keep paying them.
Brian’s little dance of terror in the intro made my day 🤣🤣🤣
I have built multiple fire throwing gloves using circuits that I modified based off arc lighters. the material used here greatly expand my ideas!!! haha, I love this channel
This is my new favorite craft channel
after the voltage amplifier:
Q: sir how many volts would you like?
A: YES
Big Clive did a video about these voltage amplifier modules, he touched the output and it's very similar to a cheap stun gun.
GLOVES and FIRE great idea.
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You guys are great keep doing what you do
i have been watching these guys for about a year and i still cant tell if any of them are actually a professional, or are just good at talking
8:34
Jason: *mentions Iron Man 3*
Editor: You meant Home Alone, right?
As someone studying Electrical Engineering, this made a lot of sense and I’m really proud of that fact.
I remember when I was a kid, I came up with an idea for a glove like this. Mine was inspired by learning about potato batteries, and I wondered if you could use potatoes or lemons or something to power a taser glove.
I use the high voltage generators and a nine volt and some other components. Connect one wire to a pad on the bottom of my shoe and one on to my leg and use it to shock people or make small stuff fly around with my hands.
Can we PLEASE talk about brian's panic laugh into a twirl and then walking backwards off camera in the start, PLEASE. What the heck was that.
Try directing the electricity with argon gas and or a low level alpha radiation source
You building a death ray or something?
@@benjaminconnor6980 or something #deathraysforpeace
@@icedout7606 An Alpha particle stream would also help as well.
I love the angelic music in the background as they assemble the death zap XD
"The Intern is here..."
Later: "To the family of Intern Steve, he will be missed."
You are technically correct that "it is the volts that hurts and the amps that kill" but high voltage allows high amperage and therefor is more likely to kill. But a controlled amperage like what your dealing with means that when the electricity hit anything with resistance it gets reduced because of resistance ro carry the amps it has
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Now THIS is what I subscribed for
Not that I don't enjoy the rest of your content :)
things to do better:
- Use battery management system so batteries don't over-discharge and explode
- put switch between the positive battery wire and amplifier instead of the ground wire
also:
-change the siri command to "Hey Siri, activate Hand of God"
1. Those are protected cells, with their own BMS
2. Doesn't actually make any difference.
@@Beeeeeeeeeee All the upvotes!
DEFINITELY not what I was expecting for an upload, but not surprised and not upset about it 😂
If I'm not entirely mistaken what usually kills you if you get electrocuted is your heart losing its normal rhythm and instead trying to shake itself apart like an overamped energizer bunny.
In order to pull that off you really don't need much in the way of current, much less than one amp.
Obviously the shock still needs to hit the heart for this to happen so it's unlikely, but when you're going for voltages high enough to potentially melt tiny chunks of flesh, that's still a consideration.
Can you guys make an EMP rifle/ something that projects an EMP blast? My dad's idea
EMPs can be pretty tricky. If you accidentally end up damaging property, you can easily get into some serious legal trouble! Usually the only people using them are government officials, law enforcement, military, or anyone who’s licensed to use one. There’s just too much risk involved, even for these guys!
@@UnfriendlyFire Small generators are very unlikely to damage state owned property since they have such a tiny range, however they are illegal to make in some parts of the world and I don't actually know what the law says in America.
The military versions use high explosives so we're unlikely to see anything in that range.
Soldering a geto way isn't going to bother me, I only recommend a 15 to 30 second safety segment.
Also your own safety at least have a box fan directly next to you you're supposed to have a fume hood no standard warehouse ventilation is going to be anywhere near a fume Hood.
Also fire extinguisher, you could turn your battery into a fire hazard, at least have one 6 seconds of movement
Thank you Jason's RC car for your sacrifice so that we might consume this episode
Now I like this idea
So about not making it at home. Kind of did a years ago. You just have to put extension wires in hot glue on the terminals of the disposable camera. Rewire the switch mechanism to wherever you want it to be. Probably a little safer than this project too.
They did years ago as well if I'm not mistaken, and then they re-did the same thing and tried to power the capacitor with lemons...
I never saw the episode with the disposal camera but I'm glad that you brought it up I remember being in high school and we had tooken a disposable camera and replaced the switch with a toggle switch so we could just keep charging the capacitor.
And then we'll fix it to a glove much like this one and since it's so much less powerful we were able to use the zap our friends in school.
We referred to it as the hand of Zeus
Instead of soldering a live battery into the circuit -- instead of STARTING with the battery -- solder some spade terminals onto the batteries, then connect them when it's showtime. That gives you the option of changing the batteries (maybe you find that a different voltage would be more suitable) or ripping them off when things get hairy. Those pull chains break.
This show just continually gives me more ideas for my post-apocalyptic Mad Max identity
This will be...
Interesting
I noticed this last time, but I'll say it now; Brian's new haircut looks great
This is the best Brian
Long term rouges will know that brain's hair is almost another character in and of itself
This is what I subscribed for 💓
you can imagne volts and amps withe two containers of water, that are conected, whilst the Volts would be the hight difference, the amps would be how big the troughput of the conection is.
Glistening like a watermelon in the sun
So a Taser is different than a stun gun. Taser brand specific products are designed to operate on an exact frequency and power level to interrupt the nervous system. It overrides your ability to control your muscles. This is why the optimal application of a taser is across the back roughly from the shoulder to opposing lower back, inducing it’s affect to your spinal column, rendering you essentially unable to move. Effectiveness is very dependent on individual, clothing, substances in the individual, and getting a good connection. It’s often described as a 50/50 shot of success on any given individual. A stun gun is designed for “pain compliance” wherein it’s simply relying on discomfort to distract/ward off/ intimidate an opponent. It’s entirely possible to power through this effect with brute force, the more exposures the less effective it typically is. However, this requires a determined effort by the offending party.
Instructions Unclear, Built Fallout Tesla Glove and now running from Ghouls with Watermelon Hats O.o
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Jason: :o
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How do you know if it's on or off before you connect it? Well, you could try testing the continuity with a multimeter. Nah, this is the modern rogue, we'll be fine.
Its just a small thing, but since you work with wires that could snag on stuff or get otherwise pulled on here, it may make sense to use a lineman´s splice for the wire connections as it is a connection meant to take lots of tension.
Cool! Got a link for us?
@@ModernRogue Sure. th-cam.com/video/O-ymw7d_nYo/w-d-xo.html This should be the most concise video showing how to do it.
The NASA standard mentioned in the video has a lot more to learn from as well (e.g. about three-way splices, forming of cable harnesses, or cable shielding)- here it is:
standards.nasa.gov/standard/nasa/nasa-std-87394 (Lineman splice is explained on page 71)
Welp the ending was a bit disappointing... I was expecting explosions. But in Modern Rogue fashion something caught fire and almost burned down a building (even with the fire extinguisher underneath the table)
Use a plug for the battery for recharging and a pressure switch inside the finger for when you grab it turn on
You made Batman electrocution gloves and I am here for it.
Tazer Fingers,
Now with Damp Interior for Improved Conductivity!
"Sorry, I'm so sorry, I just keep imagining you waking up in the morning, looking in the mirror and in all seriousness to yourself saying 'You know what would be a really kick-ass name? Taserfingers'."
@@cactusjack7614 Taserface's younger brother (Guardians of the Galaxy 2) I was off on the spelling :(
Lmao, Brian went full on Boney M, with his turn, when Corey came in. 😂
This is one of those videos where I'm like "man, I feel like your whole channel destroys all 'don't do this at home' warnings" about everything you're doing.
This is the glove Volgin had in Snake Eater
Them saying no...
Me cackling while my brother cowers under the power of my lighting fingers 🤌
Wow, this is the EXACT video I needed!
Now you just need to add a pump so the glove also squirts out a stream of flammable liquid, turning it into an electrical flamethrower glove :D
The modern rogue learns force lightning
The capacitor in disposable cameras is closer to 300V, not 50V. It needs to be that high so it can trigger ionization inside the flash tube.
4:54 "I mean this will kill somebody" just gets cut before any answer is given lol
Careful where you use Roman or you'll need Manscape LMAO!
corey made a wonder weapon
Love this video
Those Asami cosplayers are gonna have a field day.
2:28 those are 18650 lithium batteries for anyone wondering how they are 3.7v (volts)
you guys should make some "pika-shoes" its basically this, but built into a pair of shoes, and it uses the earth itself as its power source. (an ion generator)
I made a really cool one of these when I was 13 it all fit into a wrists brace and was completely inconspicuous.
this channel is basically a really dangerous version of the ten minute power hour
Opens door
Sees Jason mask: Meh
Then sees gauntlets that summon lightning to kill you: JesUs whAt
Great content for sure👍👍
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Form of Parkour!
Shape of.... Tape wrapping?...... Seems less.... useful?
Tape wrapping is a far more useful skill than parkour really. The world relies on tons of tape everyday. Literally things would start to fall apart without it. Parkour is mostly just for fun
You guys should get someone like Louis Rossmann to help do a "How To Solder" episode since knowing how to Solder safely is a Great Skill for anyone!
ALSO, would have used a momentary switch so it only fires when you press the switch, and it's not just a WIDE OPEN death glove of "Is it on or off" Uncertainty...
If the RC car is already dismantled, why not just cut out the other end of the battery connection and use that on the glove so the battery can quick connect/disconnect? You guys got this.
Thats one dangerous handshake.
Tasers are called less than lethal for a reason, and are intended for use against dangerous suspects for a reason. Yes, they aren’t perfect. There aren’t a lot of better options out there. The human body is tough. It’s hard to stop it without ending it.
The risk associated with a taser is much lower than something like a firearm, so at least we have something that, while imperfect, can provide a potentially much better outcome while still giving police a tool that can potentially stop a threat safely.
And to be honest, tasers are more at risk of doing nothing to the subject than killing them.
I agree, there isn't much wrong with tasers. It's the cops, and system that encourages cops, to overuse them. It was a depressing series of research I went through to find a quote that didn't explicitly describe the torture implemented and allowed by countless police departments in the country. In the hands of the police force, every tool becomes a deadly weapon.
Thank you for watching.
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1:27 Ah yes a new responce to fear. Spinning like a beyblade.
Jamie and Adam were often at odds with each other. We've since found that the guys from American Pickers almost LOATHE one another.
That Roman ad at the end? These boys are fine.