Thank you for accidentally finding something that sounds exactly like my tinnitus, ive actually been looking for something that i can use to show others what it sounds like
@@waldolemmer yeah, congrats on having the same thought i had 8 years ago, have fun trying to eyeball the right settings to reproduce a beep that isn’t even real
It is a tone at a frequency slightly above 15 kHz, very similar to what CRT TVs produce. People above 30 may have trouble hearing it, though. You can generate the tone, the waveform does not matter because no higher harmonics are audible so I suggest just using sine.
@@KofolaDealer CRT Televisions run around ~15.7khz, which is in the audible range. Computer monitors typically have a higher resolution. Honestly I'm more surprised that UA-cam's audio compression doesn't drown it out.
@@AiOinc1 A few years ago, there was a high cut on UA-cam Audio somewhere in that range. I think, UA-cam does not do this anymore for better high quality music playback.
did anyone else get confused and think this video was referencing that thing made of blocks of wood and ribbons, and come to this video expecting some kind of pointlessly mechanical version of that, or was that just me
Really nice :) I am glad I don't know you personally, since if you have turn this on in my presence, I will throw you out of the window with that thing :D (I am really sensitive to high frequency noises) I am almost punched the monitor. I really like your other creations too :)
Worlds largest Jacob's Ladder would be... I don't know... 300m tall and have the steel rods like 30m apart and you'd feed it 50000KV @ 8000A... Safe? Nah... Awesome? Hehehehe...
I HAVE THE SMALLEST ONE!!! ( ...is it a cool statement??) i see that's the "big clive" solution... so it works!!... gotta try that EDIT: it works!!! it jumps a wider gap making an hotter spark, rising better, i have kinda the same hi-freq setup and kinda that power, i used a single 10Meg 2-3W resistor (the 1\4W blows)
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Thank you for accidentally finding something that sounds exactly like my tinnitus, ive actually been looking for something that i can use to show others what it sounds like
I'm gonna be nicer to my ears then... That's awful!
Just use a frequency generator app lol
@@waldolemmer yeah, congrats on having the same thought i had 8 years ago, have fun trying to eyeball the right settings to reproduce a beep that isn’t even real
strange. mine is a bit lower pitched
It is a tone at a frequency slightly above 15 kHz, very similar to what CRT TVs produce. People above 30 may have trouble hearing it, though. You can generate the tone, the waveform does not matter because no higher harmonics are audible so I suggest just using sine.
You should install it on a hat or cap so you can walk around displaying your mad scientist street cred.
I wouldn't want that thing anywhere near my head...
@@tiagotiagot might be more fun near your other head
@@bland9876 I'm not sure your nerve endings would survive long enough for the fun to last though...
@@tiagotiagot oh that's a shame. Thought it would just be a fun tingling sensation.
@@bland9876 To make a spark that big, I would expect it would at the very least burn the skin.
Oh god the sound it makes is really high pitched, it's just like an old CRT monitor.
CRT monitors run at 30kHz, there's no way you can hear that
@@KofolaDealer Have you never seen a CRT TV before? There's still a high pitched whine.
@@KofolaDealer Actually CRT monitors have a vertical refresh frequency of ~15khz, so there is a way you can hear it.
@@KofolaDealer CRT Televisions run around ~15.7khz, which is in the audible range. Computer monitors typically have a higher resolution.
Honestly I'm more surprised that UA-cam's audio compression doesn't drown it out.
@@AiOinc1 A few years ago, there was a high cut on UA-cam Audio somewhere in that range. I think, UA-cam does not do this anymore for better high quality music playback.
Oh god, that sound! Make it stop, make it stop...
If you are talking about that high-pitched noise, most people older than 30 can't hear it at all :/
HOW?
It hurtsssssss....
I'm having a sesure because of it, it hurts.
transce080 it infrasound to make your ear hurt
It would be great if you could make a video in which you show how to build your portable Jacab's Ladder.
2:02 he turns into a sheep from Germany.
No.. he turns into a Democrat.. lmao
@@robinthrill3r7 democrats are just republicans but progressive. there is almost zero difference between the parties
@@robinthrill3r7 The people who bring politics into everything are the real sheeps
It sounds like a teen-away, XD
Awesome man, love that laugh at the end. We’ll be kind to you when we rebel against humanity... ;)
"For an aspiring mad scientist, life can be hard".... (laughs)
Do I get points for spotting the "gabriel electrode"?
Electroboom: *heavy breathing*
I checked your website for plans, but couldn't find any. Please publish them, I'd love to build one of these!=)
It would be great if you could make a video in which you show how to build your portable Jacab's Ladder.
Thanks you almost made me deaf.
I just found this through Hackaday and I love your channel. Great stuff, man.
Excellent, but personally I'd have put a remote switch on it! :-)
A solid state relay, an IR sensor, and a simple IR LED flashlight as a remote should work.
LOL...the narration was awesome!
Nice now I can die anywhere I want!
"In conclusion--"
_turns it on_
"MUWAHAHAHAHA"
i loved that mad scientist smile at the begining
Make a tutorial on it pleaaaase
Maybe let’s not, might save a few livess
@@8b8b8b voltage don't kill, current do
@@alanowa123 Stop
@@telefon72 ?
@@alanowa123 It's a combination, not just current
Now my tinnitus is stabbing my brain, but I’m also inspired.
Didn't know you were into high-voltage.
My ears exploded when the device is on, its some high unpleasant frequency
This is what I imagine a mad scientist to look like.
Oooh, Sparky...
Must. not. touch...
In conclusion: *turns on the portable mitxela's ladder (Tim Alex JACOBS, get it haha)*
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
Please make a how to for this, I need this in my life
Do you need it? _no_
Do you want it? _hell yea_
Mehdi form electroboom would be jealous
Can you give me its circuit diagram
Make a MIDI Jacobs ladder
I want this thingy on my desk
oh god the squeaking sound i dont think he can hear it but it hurts my ears
Chosen by the algorithm, I see
Mad man mike
Awesome, subscribed!
Now.. touch the jacob ladder
Can... can I commission you?
I have a ladder?
could this thing shock somebody? if yes, that is not UK street legal
Imagine accidentally turning it on in your pocket
He's not wrong
did anyone else get confused and think this video was referencing that thing made of blocks of wood and ribbons, and come to this video expecting some kind of pointlessly mechanical version of that, or was that just me
Great work!
cool mini project and thanks
While ozone smells nice, it's actually bad for your health; only operate this in well ventilated environments.
But l like gaseous danger blurple!
Interesting conclusion indeed
My Ladder?
excellent.
So badass, do you sell them?
Is this the precursor to Star Wars pod racers?
Really nice :) I am glad I don't know you personally, since if you have turn this on in my presence, I will throw you out of the window with that thing :D (I am really sensitive to high frequency noises) I am almost punched the monitor. I really like your other creations too :)
Awesome! Is it shocking?
Brilliant!
I was thinking the toy lmao
Hackadayyy!
So, wheres the schematic!?
Love it!
How it's made
PLEASE sell these
Its good and compact. But can you shave with it?
Anything's a razor blade if you're brave enough.
This is definitely not what I thought a Jacob's Ladder was I thought this was a Tesla coil.
...what
@@mel0dyy_ i thought a Jacob's lader was one of those wood toys where the blocks fall down but still make a latter shape and there is string involved
i am a kid and i can hear that horribal niose
I can hear it too. I think it's actually EM interference given off by the device being picked up by the camera, it's not that loud in real life.
Worlds largest Jacob's Ladder would be... I don't know... 300m tall and have the steel rods like 30m apart and you'd feed it 50000KV @ 8000A...
Safe? Nah...
Awesome? Hehehehe...
I HAVE THE SMALLEST ONE!!! ( ...is it a cool statement??)
i see that's the "big clive" solution... so it works!!... gotta try that
EDIT:
it works!!! it jumps a wider gap making an hotter spark, rising better, i have kinda the same hi-freq setup and kinda that power, i used a single 10Meg 2-3W resistor (the 1\4W blows)
Sir how to make this
shou we talk about how dangerous this is?
Where can I get one
No tutorials anywhere one how to do this??
Wow
shut up and take my money!!
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Why is every youtube becoming electroBOOM
1:03 to skip his face
Exactly what I needed. So odd that this comment had no likes.
I KNOW ANOTHER ONE ,,,,,,, IT'S CALLED A STUN GUN
my dog hated this video
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fuck no this high pitched sound nay nay nay
Okay yeah this channel was cool but after hearing that sound I'm out haha.
Brits need less aspiring mad scientists and more competent dentists
So...where do we get the list of parts for this thing?