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Today i did something simliar but i connected a full bridge rectifier and 2 caps in series. I wanted to change the circuit so i diabled it. The capacitors weren't discharged and it shocked me. It was around 6000v
The guy saying “we deserve a Darwin Award” is the most switched on person in that room😂😂
Did anyone else see the guy in the window at 8:04 😂
Please use safety equipment!!! But great video as always!
they are probably in indonesia and the owner of the hut is like "why the fuck is my power usage going up 403948x "
This is the kreosan I remember
These guys seriously fear nothing. 😂
Thats nothing,but that said its still the thing who kills the most amateur electrician/hobbyist
So dangerous! Many have DIED experimenting with such transformers, leaving behind sad families who have to bury the high voltage enthusiast
I'm loving the lack of safety measures. You guys do some really cool stuff!
Finally an engineering video
The Slow-Motion was amazing!
Amazing plasma magic ✨
Thats so dangerous, high amperage arcs with 2kv is a killer
Mount the transformers in an ammo can. Make sure the box is grounded for safety. Filling the box with mineral oil will provide better cooling for the transformers. You can even use high voltage insulator bushings for the output leads.
I always enjoy watching Alex put himself in danger of being electrocuted blown up and set on fire.
Eagerly waiting for the next part ...... high voltage through sea...🔥
Hello Kreosan just like to state you work is insane, lots of creativity, fun and inspiring videos, your the best! from Brazil!
These guys are insane! That is definately no domestic household current! Stay safe, guys!
You'd be surprised. In the US 120V 20A will easily run a dual-set no problems. You can get MUCH larger arcs though than they got in this video. They're missing the resonant capacitors on the 2KV output. 2 microwave transformers in sieres with resonant caps can easily do 2-3ft arc draws. Usually lasts like 10 seconds on 15A breakers and a couple minutes on 20A. Pretty fun stuff! I hope they add resonant caps on a future video. They also shoulda bolted the two together instead of isolating the one..still fun stuff either way xD
Looks like some poor buggers air BnB. Lol.
i never saw someone doing that in a cabin.. in Thailand
cuz of the bathroom and the breaker box
Nice vid btw
That was great, I look forward to the next video
You should put a clamp meter on the cable to see if the arc is effectively creating a "short circuit". Would explain why the transformer gets so warm.
Pretty much all arcs behave like short circuits for the transformer output. A ballast on the primary side is a must to keep the arc going for more than like a few seconds with a long "cool down period" before the next run. Especially when dealing with low frequency AC like this.
Once the dielectric strength of the air is exceeded and the arc strikes - the resistance will drop to almost zero.
If the electrodes are then moved apart (and stretching out the arc), it will go up as more power is needed to sustain the ionized air path.
This could be used to limit current - but will only work for DC or high frequency AC (and even then it's not easy to manage, as the range between very low resistance and not being able to sustain the arc any more, is very small).
With a 50 Hz sine wave (mains power) the resistance of the arc can't go up much at all, before it's extinguished at the zero crossings. So it will be either "close to short circuit conditions" or no arc at all.
This is the level of voltage i need to have on a bug zapper against spiders.
Now make an arc welder using the microwave transformer primary windings and some thick cable secondary windings 5 or 6 turns. Low voltage high amperage output.
"Will it sparkle?"
*picks up metal pole with 4000-volt tip*
Hope you guys are all well would love to see the whole gang back together ❤ 💜 hope to see some new videos soon ...hugs to you all stay relatively safe 😊
High Voltages is dangerous! High "Amps" can kill!
V/I =R
"LVW" (3.1 to 3.2 V)
"HVW" 1800 - 2800 V)
"MOT" (average ~2200 V)
Microwaving everything with a fork lol ....including magnetotron
The initial arc length is determined by the 1000 v/mm rule. Once the arc is established, however, this is a plasma. A plasma is an excellent conductor. This is why you can draw out a much longer arc than the 1000 v/mm rule would seem to indicate. Once a plasma is established, the maximum arc length is determined by how much power you are putting into it, not the voltage.
That blue stick needs to be an insulator otherwise you are risking your life.
I can't wait for next video 🤯🥰😍😍
I watch this specifically because of the funny translation....this really makes it!!! Holy Molly!!
Why did last week's video get taken down? I had to stop watching it near the end because I had to go out and then it was just gone when I got back and went to finish it! Sad, I was enjoying your exploration in the Manta Ray power building! I love this week's dangrous experiment, though! So cool!
lmao the guy peeking in through the window like wtf is going on in there?
nice to know you are still alive
Holly Molly that was crazy!
There is a guy watching through the window at 7:58, be careful not to get the wrong kind of attention.
Pretty sure he is with them.
love you guys!
"What's that smell ? It's ozone" mfs just casually ionized the air in the room
Oh yeah man he is the shit I’ve learned a lot from these guys but I made my dolor set up according to his videos and a what all a microwave coil can do I’m so greatful these guys are ok during the bull shit invasion plz keep these guys safe from harm during this time but the best guys to watch hands down kreosan is my dude I’d love to meet them I’m from the southern part of West Virginia in a town named MAN lol keep these coming my nifty nickel
a much safer way of putting the transformers in series is reversed paralell. Then the core stays at earth potential and there is opposing voltages on the high voltage outputs. This way you do not add extra stress to the dielectric insulation on the primary windings
the gamma i can feel it from here,
how long do you guys plan to live?
try running mains voltage into the first primary and then run the secondary into the primary of the next transformer and then see what volatage you get on the output of the secondary of the second transformer. You can then add a third an so on, if the clearance and creepage are good enough not to arc over internaly.
It wont work because the inductance of the primaries is to low and it will overload the first transformer.
It won't work because the inductance and resistance of the primary is too low for 2000 volts. Too much power will be needed until the transformer burns
Very cool experiments.
It's called a corona discharge I think, and the smell ozone is ionized oxygen because the electricity knocks around the molecules and they take different structure, but it will fall back to normal oxygen after some time.
Will miss chat for work but always a great show here.
Even if these experiments have been done before, it's great they get out and do them with the subs.
That was some impressive arcs! 😄
They did it wrong. It was tiny compared to what they could have achieved.
@@wisdomoftheshadows Yes, but still quite good given the simplicity, just using those transformers.
Higher voltages can be reached by putting a capacitor sin series with the outputs - that would indeed give even bigger arcs, while still keeping the circuit relatively simple
The best would probably be to build a high power current regulated AC/DC converter instead, that outputs like 10 kV DC or something.
Low frequency AC is not very efficient for generating long arcs, as they tend to go out at the zero crossings.
DC or even high frequency AC gives much better arcs for the power input, compared to use 50 Hz directly from mains. But that would be a whole other project.
Those arcs are tiny. I can draw 6feet arcs
@@Electromaniac420 Yeah!
I saw some of your clips - it was insane 😂But it is quite a bit larger setup as well - and probably way higher input power than the electrical connection to that house in Thailand would handle, as well.
Theirs was still pretty good for using just parts out of a few microwave ovens...
@@Speeder84XL my setup has 55kVA power. The weight of the transformer is 375kg
3:22 better connect the primaries in antiparallel and the secondary in parallel to get the double voltage without risk a flashover! The insulation is very bad because mots are made very cheap
These are terrifying. No wonder they're the most common way hobbyists kill themselves, given that even the table conducted it
Guns are terrifying to people who don't know how to use and respect them.
"it's just 2000 volts"
Finally our boys are back n_n
I've got a beast of an MOT can draw some nice arcs from it :D. Nice to see you have a decent sized chicken stick, mine was a little short and the arc was getting close to the length of it lol
I also have a pretty decent MOT, my chicken stick was 6ft+ at least 😂 just scared of it I guess
If you put two microwave capacitor in series after a single MOT you'll be able to draw arcs 3-4 feet long. A sort of resonance happens between the caps. You'll definitely want a longer stick.
2:18 Safety squint activated
I would love to meet you guys! My two joys in life or blowing things off and playing with electricity, transformers, very big, in the free energy sources as well. Super Sus has me laughing constantly he’s too funny😂. Have a blessed day, my friends, if you ever take a trip to America, I live in central Florida if you guys need a place to stay, you’re more than welcome here!
You may very well win a darwin award afterall.
Guys, please be more careful. One minor mistake and it WILL kill you; you wont have any warning and no second chance. I had 2 microwave oven transformers to experiment with, and I recycled them last week because they are just too dangerous.
air gap vs plasma conductance, see also weld flash burns
Use resonant capacitors to get longer arcs. I use just two transformers wired in series, and 4 capacitors 2 in parallel 2 in series. Even with 2 transformers I can still pull bigger arcs than your setup, simply because of resonance! Use capacitors the more the better.
And they need to connect the primaries in antiparallel and secondaries in parallel to get the double voltage, without risking a secondary flashover in the trafo
Holly Molly a bit more defensive X2
7:55 look at a guest in the window :D
Incredibly dangerous the Breaker doesn't trip
For sure a c or k type breaker. Or do2 fuses
Last week's video didn't last long before being deleted, someone wasn't happy.
What was it about ?
Was it the one with the dog and the beer keg?
@@MrSuperheterodyneno they explored an abandoned solar plant
2:25 kreosan face looks funny
>we should be given a darwin award
awesome, an actual video. the shorts really suck. thank you, really cool video.
at 8 03 someone was peeking in you windows?
would you try one day to overclock a microwave as a whole or to overcharge the magnetron?
pwease :3
It's moley with a long "O" sound, not molley with the short "O" sound.
You can probably get away with this in you hotel room in Bali/wherever this is because when you blow the fuse and the power goes out people won't ask too many questions (assuming there even is a fuse)
Super safe environment
i live south ga usa we do that kinda sht here you guys r friggin geniuses dont let em tell you otherwise just 2 kooooool keep it up we r lol
Trust me when I say that you DO NOT want a Darwin Award! But I'm not worried because you're all such professional and safety conscious guys. Keep up the good work!💥💥👍👍
imagine styropyro watching this
Nahhhh these guys crazy😂😂😂😂😂😂😱😱😱😱😨😨😨😨
Very dangrous 😂
Actually I saw dhis video dedicated to our partspnt high resQ responsible care tanQ parstipant kreson ji
Correction.. 1000V equals 1mm OFC depending of the conditions.. 10 000 V = 1cm or more.. DEPENDS
Did you notice the guy from the window
This is exactly the kind of experiment that kills you 😖🤦
I def heard "we should be given a Darwin award"
Total IQ in this room = -5
Your electrical guy doesn't know what he's doing. You need to hook two microwave caps in series after the output of the transformer. Then you'll be able to draw plasma arcs 3-4 feet long instead of your measly 6 inches. Adding more and more transformers is barely increaing the voltage and is actually making the plasma ionization of the air weaker because the current is now lower.
Exactly right. I use 2 transformers in series and 4 capacitors 2 in series 2 parallel. I can pull arcs almost 3 feet with this setup.
somebody noticed the guy outside ? :D
sasha: most uneducated electrician in the ukraine
I think DiodegoneWild can do that...
Many people die from playing with microwave transformers 😳
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It only takes 1 touch and bang...
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your dead with no time to even feel the shock
is there a way i can find these videos without english dub?
you seriously connected 6000V to sea...?
❤❤❤❤😊
4:19
unballasted MOT yikes
@4:20
Get the translation done by BMI Russian, this ai reading holy moly wrong is doing my head in something chronic
And emp on a 12# copper 3 turn coil and a ebqy 40kv pulse transformer its far easyer than a microwave.?????and wont kill you as bad????? education boys!.
Microwave transformer is more fun and higher power
"We should be given a Darwin award" 🤣
russia i neva been but love yall have fun
Ку
That is very dangerous - you should use a proper switch to control the voltage. Chicken crap setups like that is how people are injured or killed.
god speed boiz.. dont Fricking Zap your self please lol