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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- This is a ASMR video of a 16 MVA power transformer at 110 kV substation. No voiceover or talking. Actual noise is accomplished by random village background noises like singing birds, passing cars and children playing. Weird relaxation, meditation, learning, studying background sounds.
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Name plate parameters:
16MVA Yy(d)
110kV +- 8x2% / 6.3kV / (6.3kV)
ONAF
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Thanks for watching. This POV footage was shot on a gopro. Please do leave a like, comment, suggestion, hate speech or whatever. You are free to share this video as long as you give the credit. More exploration pics on my instagram / suriva
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Best ASMR video there is.
Blue sky, the transformer hum, the birds and the kids playing in the background.
This is all I need to listen to, to feel like home, where ever I am.
The birds actually add to the experience! Thanks! 🙌
No one:
*The power amplifier in my studio at 3am:*
Hummmmmmm⚡️⚡️⚡️❤️☮️👍🏾
Finally, thank you
Great vid, keep it up! Can we get more transformer sounds?
More!
🐦🐦🐦❤️⚡️⚡️⚡️👍🏾
Good
I bet that's scary in person.
Reminds me of a high power air conditioner on phone
Not really, I had the opportunity to tour a gas fire power station with my physics class and its so cool to stand near these things. They are fenced off so you are always a couple metres away. When we walked out of the turbine hall we got to see the initial transformers from the generator and main switching and distribution yard. We walked underneath the power cables connecting the two together. The sound coming from the transformers was really loud in person but there wasnt a sense of iminant danger because of the safety put in place. Really was a cool place to visit
Where is from? I think this is in Czechia
May Nikola Tesla bless you!
do you still live in the area you shocked the spoon on the electro lab? try shorting out something fatter....if its a metric measurement system you use over there...a 14mm thick----uhh, 50 mm long? or whatever you can stick in there...
This time can you leave the camera inside the testing space? i wanna hear the real noise >:)
That thing is a bit over 40mm