Hi. It's been a while reviewing
your Reddit submissions. There is no engine that can run on burning
water!! There. I said it. Okay BOOMers if you have questions with quality posted it on our subreddit,
no matter your entity, I may or may not check it
in the next episode of LATITY! Okay, let's see. Oh, by the way, thanks to KiwiCo
for sponsoring this video. More about them later. Is this real? Found this guy
welding with graphite? Let's see. He’s taking a graphite out of a battery a zinc carbon battery He connects the graphite to a 12 volt battery makes sense. Well, now, this was bowl $%#^@ Yes, the graphite does get very hot
and maybe you can solder with it. He is just making some tiny arcs here
and suddenly you have a nice clean weld there! MATERIAL is added there!! He just welded the two pieces
with a proper welder and then showed that hey I’m... tsk. But maybe we can make a makeshift
soldering iron out of it. Here is a graphite or carbon rod
I pulled out of my carbon zinc AA battery and I have a spare soldering
tip that is begging to turn on hot. And lucky for it,
my rod perfectly fits its hole. I set the power supply to ten amps
and connect it to my soldering thingy here like so. Like, so now it's heating up. Yeah. Oh it's just two volts. That's 10 amps,
a little bit more than 20 watts. I guess we could go higher... But look Works like a charm
as a poor man's soldering iron. 12 year old Mehdi. HAH Look at me! I posted this on Twitter! For my birthday I got this electronic kit,
which was a five transistor FM radio and a bunch of money that now are probably worth
less than a cent!! At 12 years old I had no idea how that kit worked. I just enjoyed the fumes of solder
and the blinky lights and sound. My God, look at that haircut. Makes me happy I'm bald now. How? What? Rectify please! you record this? [Wife] Hehe, yes! All right. So... we got
rid of the fan that was in the bathroom. As you can see I’ve installed this lovely new light. [Mehd] Mm hmm. I thought I wired everything
exactly the way it was. But it's not functioning the way it did. [Wife giggling] As you see this light still operates this light, [Mehdi] the wife sounds very happy! However... this light over here,
or switch rather, over here, that used to operate this light,
now turns on this light for some reason. And as an added bonus,
I can go back to this light, hit this light,
and it gives it more power. You see that?? for some reason, okay, even better... [wife laughs histerically!] I’m turning this on... turning this on and off. Nothing's happening. I can turn this one on. I can plug this
into the plug below this switch and turn the light on, [Wife] HAAAAHAAHAHA via a hairdryer!!! [Wife is dying laughing!!!] But it doesn't turn the hairdryer on!!!..... But it doesn’t turn the hairdryer on! [Wife] HHHHHHAAAAHAHAHAHAHA Here’s low, here’s high. You see... Look! Low... High! Low... High! Sounds like a good puzzle! How can you screw up your wiring
so badly that this happens? Okay, let's
see if you can solve this riddle. So this is how the circuit should be. AC lines should go to a switch and lamp,
which was previously a fan. Another switch and lamp and a power outlet
where a hairdryer connects to. Now in the faulty circuit,
it seems turning on any switch, even the hairdryer switch
turns only this lamp on. How can we screw this up? I reviewed the video and filled
a truth table which looks like this. We don't have all the data, but I assume Lamp1 is also on here,
and Lamp2 is always off. Basically
only when all switches are off, Lamp1 is off, and Lamp2 is always off. Lamp1 circuit is a logic OR circuit. So how? Answer in 3, 2, 1. So first Lamp1 must have a
much higher resistance compared to lamp2 and the hairdryer. So they are more like a short
circuit compared to Lamp1. So I say Lamp1 is LED, which requires little current to turn on
and Lamp2 is incandescent. Now all we need is to switch
one connection only, disconnect from here and connect
that there. Switch 1 (SW1) still turns Lamp1 on, switch 2 (SW2), through the low resistance
incandescent Lamp2 also turns Lamp1 on and the hairdryer switch also does it
through the lower resistances of the hairdryer. There might be other solutions too. Why am I not getting shocked
holding a conductive metal rod in a flyswatter? Well, that's obvious. This is the guts of a fly f... eh, swatter. And if I short the output, you see... it doesn't shock me because the high voltage is not across my body
but across the metal here. So there is no current
running through my body. Never become a part of a high voltage
circuit!! Cookie Boom?? Oh, my God. My dignity... is something I would say IF I HAD SOME!!! AYOOO my kind of stripping... Oh, wow. Now that's some stripper. Maybe, maybe, maybe???
if he touches the metal, he gets shocked. [host] So we're timing you here. Okay, let's go. Oh, did they make that thing? Oh, oh, HAAHAHAHAHAHA Oh, did
they make the thing I made a while back? Did they copy me or I copied them? Let's see if I can find that show. Is it this one? Here it is. Seems like they uploaded it
like one year ago. And my video was... How far back was it? Oh, there it is. These games will shock your kids back
in October 2019, like three years ago. Now we need to find a sweet spot
between harmless and lethal. My idea is to use a circuit... Yes, this is the one I made back then,
so they copied me. I should go ask them for some loyalties. Royalties?? I mean, we mostly make things that
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for any children you may know. So do it. Wow, that's a real lockbox. Now I can store all my chocolate in here. What?! You have chocolate? No... 200k, I'm waiting for a clock. What? This is the way: regular alarm clock,
exploding capacitors. You would have to arm
your alarm clock every night. Maybe we can make a magazine
that auto reloads the capacitors for the next morning alarm. 200,000 likes on this video
and I'll make that. Oh, it reached 200,000 likes? haha, Great! So if this video gets to another 200,000
likes, I'll make this. Okay, I'll make it. Mistakes were made. Oh. My. GOD! You melted the entire extension cord. How much current? How much current do you have
to pass through that melt it like that? Something I can try
if I modify my microwave oven transformer. 100,000 likes. Well, I mean, those wires cost money,
so 200,000, likes! why does your microwave waste
half its power featuring ElectroBOOM. Did you see this Science Asylum's video? Go watch his video. I saw his video after he posted it. Otherwise I would have told him that
his terminology may raise some angry mobs. This is the type of rectifier
that is inside a microwave oven. And what it really does is that it shifts the AC voltage
as much as the peak voltage value. Now Science Asylum concluded that
because the diode can only pass current in one direction
half the AC cycle is not used, which he said was wasted,
but he really meant not used. And simulating this specific circuit,
you'll see that the power supply in both positive and negative cycles is in fact
sending current and power out to the load. So... Sorry Nick, what can I say? Which reminds me,
in my previous LATITY video I mentioned that the arcs jump the shortest distance,
which wasn't very accurate. So I guess I have to rectify that now. What I really meant was that the arcs would jump the shortest distance
in a perfectly uniform medium, and air, especially in short
distances, is pretty uniform. So the arcs tend to jump the shortest
distance. like this: Pretty straight in short distances... but not very straight in longer distances. In longer
distances, air is not very uniform, so the arcs tend to go in these random paths, but in a very non-uniform medium that the resistance of the medium
can be different from area to area. Electricity
goes the path of least impedance. This is an old one. This must be fake, right? Testing an electrified samurai. We don’t actually know
what is going to happen. They’re not knowing
what is going to happen? I'm sure they know what's going to happen! HAHAHA Nice! Well, I'd seen this video before. This is my buddy Allen Pan
and this is not fake. The box he's standing on
has a Tesla coil in it, giving him very high voltage
and he has nipples for some reason. And of course he's wearing a metal shield
and the arcs are jumping to that hoop, which I assume the ground. So basically no
current is running through his body. This is Allen Pan with an LED as his heart with the Tesla coil on, we can... AWOOO!! NEVER become a part of a high voltage circuit. You see the current runs through his heart! Oh, no! Pan is burning! Oh, poof... Pan burned, LED died. I'm putting a resistor parallel
to the LED to protect it a bit. Trying again... See! the electricity runs through his heart
and... he dies!!! Now I place this wire loop around him
to represent the metal suit. And now the Pan Man's heart is AWWW!! And now the Pan Man's heart is protected. Nope, nope. Basically the suit shorts out
all the electric fields around the body
and the potential across the body zero. And so his heart is saved. I think this would be good
for a rectifying video. We have modified this
engine to run on water only. Ooh!! running water. But, will it work? Let me save you the headache. His motor supposedly runs on burning
oxygen and hydrogen generated from electrolysis of water
powered by the electricity from a battery that is charged from a dynamo
that is turned by the motor and there is extra electricity
to run power tools and such! What is this
perpetual garbage piece of $%#&? The next time someone tells you
that water motors are a fantasy show them this video. SHUT UP! Why I see noise in my camera
when I open the cap of this metal box? Oh! HEHEHE Oh! wow. And I bet doing that later
you'll have some noisy children too!! Why are you giving yourself radiation
poisoning? What's wrong with people? It's clear there is radioactive material
in that lead container! Lead is a metal
that can block the radiations. That's why when they want to hide something from Superman,
they put it in a lead container. Well, we have enough fun for one day. If you still like these LATITY videos,
then, well, Slap like now! and continue posting your interesting stuff to my subreddit and I'll hopefully check
them in the future. Have fun!
