I know...It's been too long, life is busy and complicated, women are more complicated than electrics! I should have more time to devote to you tube soon. Thanks for being patient but you tube is not my full time job but soon it might be a part time job :) Best regards to all of you. Andy
So glad to see another video from you, it was your videos and your crazy approach to playing with electricity that got me interesting in electricity to begin with. Thanks for sticking around on youtube and mucking about with electricity, and especially for filming it so we can see.
+Coleman Adamson In 2020 their will be a charger that will be wireless up to 70 feet that also comes with its own AA and AAA batteries that it that it charges they have prototypes of it that work their just trying to get it down to a reasonable price
photonicinduction would be light via induction. if he was doing this through induction, there would enough static electricity to make him light up. although this is just my theory based off of "photonicinduction"
Well I guess the options are: battery + inverter, near field magnetic coupling, far field RF coupling. Option 1 is most probable followed by 3 and then option 2 unless you have made your house a giant primary winding for an air coupled transformer. Options 2 and 3 would also have effects on your protoplasm.
I'm going to guess option 2. 60 Hz I don't think will denature your protoplasm. I would think that's his style, and he can summon up the Amps, and the Volts. Don't wear metal near it, or even a clicky pen.
+MadPatter66 I don't think an air coupled transformer would transmit enough energy at 60hz - one would probably have to use significantly higher frequency AC to get things to work. I have not done the math myself but I think somewhere in the equations the power coupling is a function of frequency.
99% on LiPo, (or LiFePo or Li-Ion). So the question is, Inverter? Or a Boost converter? The light doesn't care AC or DC obviously. But I don't know that mixer so that motor may be brushed, and also very happy with DC.
Mixer would have a rectifier, not an inverter, if anything. And you can put DC into an AC to DC rectifier, it just won't change anything. It would be if the Mixer has a transformer and/or an AC brushless motor that it wouldn't work at all.
My guess is a small lead acid battery, and a small inverter. Beautifully packaged whatever it is. Can't wait for an update! Good to have ya back! Love the new setup!
+muh1h1 Why an inverter? All those objects can run off of DC quite well. 160 "AA" will give you 240 DC and be able to run a few amps for about 30 minutes, and 160 "AAA" should be good for a few minutes. The universal motor will run at full speed with less voltage at DC (may need only 80 "AA" to get 120V), and the incandescent lights might be bright enough to look full bright on a sensitive camera.
thank you for coming back to us!!!!!!!!! one of my favorite channels ever!!! not to mention you are one of the coolest people ever. also the best sense of humor ever
I see that he always has it in his hands when demonstrating it. After years of playing with electricity, it simply built up in him! Electrifying personality, I think it's called:)
+Jeremy Carl I've got the idea: what if someone invents a device which picks up the light from that big lightbulb in the sky and converts it into electricity
Great to see you back! My guess is pure DC without any DC-AC Inverter as there is no flicker when you turn on the mixer. The mixer must have a universal motor in it as you can heat the brushes and will fire fine on DC...........
+Andy Mahoney Also as a side note I doubt there is a MSW Inverter in there or you would hear it chopping on the camera when the 150W lamp gets close to the camera ;-)
Resonant inductive coupling, perhaps? It's entirely doable. Interesting vid. It's really great to see you're still doing what you love, Andy, and I hope you never stop. I love your videos, here's looking forward to more high-volts, high-amps mayhem. Take care and good to see you again!
Great to see you again Andy. Me and my son were talking about you the other day. Both of us are big fans especially my son who loves to " muck about " with electronics at home. Being a husband and a dad of two ruffian boys I know how life can keep you busy. Anyway we look forward to seeing more of your super cool vids. Take care and cheers from GA. USA.
If it is a wireless power transmission you are a genius but obviously it is not ;-) I bet for a 12 V and about 2 Ah Li-Po pack linked to a tiny 200 W inverter. Whatever, the result is quite surprising. Bulb is supplied for minutes and conspirationists are "supplied" for years !
LiPo battery and home brew inverter is my guess, good to see you back Andy! We've all been patiently waiting for some electronic construction and destruction! "I ain't havin' it!"
Wow. The source must have a low internal resistant - the density of the light doesn't decrease as he turned the mixer on. The source definetly must have alternating current, because of the mixer. I would say it have to be something chemical - like a fuel cell but so small with that power? Instead of that, it have to be induction current - however. Now i notice the huge coils, and the 63A CEE power plug in background! and no noise of them, something strange goes on there.
+Josh Muhl The mixer's plug can be wired directly to the motor and accept DC. It's very likely a high voltage DC battery, both the universal motor and lamps can run on high enough DC. If I had to guess it would be some LiPo batteries.
+Josh Muhl The coils are variable AC transformers attached to one of Photon's power supplies for variable output. They allow for monstrous power but most likely not capable of creating an electromagnetic field strong enough to power this box. If that was the case, the field would be so strong his camera probably would not be capable of recording. Definitely a (few) low internal resistance, high discharge batteries with an inverter. These batteries must have a high C rating to have the capability of drawing so many amps (or they're paralleled).
+callum barbra depends on the microwave frequency. If it is ~2.4GHz then yes, interference maybe high. It would be classed as an ISM device as well, so anything it would interfere with would have to accept the interference. Wifi, mobile phone networks and things like baby monitors are not ISM devices. It is also fairly efficient with over 70% of the original energy being transferred from source to rectenna.
My theory is that the leads are purely for show. The mixer has a battery inside and he's altered the motor to run off that. The bulbs can easily be reconfigured likewise to use batteries lika a magician's prop. The rating printed on that bulb doesn't mean he has not tampered with it.
You may notice that the only time you see the "filament" in the bulb glow is at the beginning, when he's standing close to the camera and you can't see the power cord. Then the video cuts and it's a DIFFERENT bulb after that, a super bright LED type that uses battery. He stands far enough away that you cant't tell there is no filament. Clever editing.
No he needs zero friction continous motion alternator in there! By no friction, I mean none! Even the friction of electrons is unacceptable!!!1!!! He needs thorium for that too
Um you are aware of Wi-Tricity: the brand name for wireless electricity? Also I've never seen Photon do anything sudo-scientific! This can be easily accomplished with a powerful tuned transmitter & receiver.
Good to see you back, fellow Andy. And always enjoy your videos, as you say, those who tinker are the pioneers, I do my own little bit on my own channel in the same thinking! Onto the problem in hand. Lithium-ion battery, small inverter to step the voltage up. So long as the load remains reasonably low. amps=watt/volts so with the 150watt at 240v light about 0.62 amps, most inverters should handle that.
+ArcanHage tesla's wireless energy was confirmed by MIT students in 2006 so again a scientist known as mad reconfirmed as genuous as my opinion (aologize my english i am italian)
Good to see you back. I can't help but wonder about the long term health effects of being enveloped in such a high power magnetic field, but hey, you're a big boy! I noticed how you stepped backwards towards the source of the field each time you operated the higher powered loads. Cool!
Neat little battery powered power supply, you don't even need an inverter module provided you plug in appliances that will run from 240V DC such as that light bulb and universal motors. As the battery technology and capacity improves, miniature power supplies will be years from now be able to store up to KW hours, with heaps of current. Good for camping trips.
Probably inductive coupling, since his power supply was on, it's probable that it's powering the primary inductor hidden somewhere in the room (on the floor probably). The cube then contains the secondary inductor along with some electronics to regulate the voltage variation from all that movement. Or... having seen that modern batteries today can hold a significant amount of energy and that electronics such as an inverter circuit can be shrunk to a small size while retaining its power capacity could be the source of that power.
I know...It's been too long, life is busy and complicated, women are more complicated than electrics! I should have more time to devote to you tube soon. Thanks for being patient but you tube is not my full time job but soon it might be a part time job :) Best regards to all of you. Andy
Glad to see you back! I hope all is well with your life and health!
Welkome back! :D
+Photonicinduction - Welcome back! I hope all is well, and glad to see new content. :)
+Photonicinduction
Meh. Never thought this channel was your job. I've just like the randomness of it.
+Photonicinduction Glad to see you back. I've missed you!
I'm at home mucking about haha.
+colinfurze thats naughty LOL - mad bunker
+colinfurze lol, the man himself, good to see you here mate, you are just s mad, you do know that :)
You two are what i spend most of my time watching altho colin i cant make half your stuff
And photon id probably die lmao keep up the good work
So glad to see another video from you, it was your videos and your crazy approach to playing with electricity that got me interesting in electricity to begin with.
Thanks for sticking around on youtube and mucking about with electricity, and especially for filming it so we can see.
colinfurze and ***** Collaborative vid would be maad!!
its obviously full of solar roadways.
Or batterizers
or it could be powered by Thorium
It generates plastic out of thin air and turns it into electricity
I'm waiting for him to do a followup video only for him to tell us its powered by quantum looping entangled dark matter energy generators.
it is a combination motor and battery, and because the motor spins 400% faster, it generates more power than it receives.
It's amazing what tightly wound rubber bands can do
+leokimvideo lol
+Hydravolt Well he hasnt up loaded for a while now and i thought he was recording some thing then he got electracuted during a video
+Hydravolt Lol i didnt see it XD
Very nice to see you back impressing the internet. Your knowledge is awesome
sick comeback!
How I wish this was Tesla's wireless energy transmission.
You know we have that? It wireless charging, becoming more common in mobile devices
that's a good idea
if this was real then you will broke your watches, HDD or anything magnetic sensitive near it because the coil will generate a huge magnetic field
+Coleman Adamson In 2020 their will be a charger that will be wireless up to 70 feet that also comes with its own AA and AAA batteries that it that it charges they have prototypes of it that work their just trying to get it down to a reasonable price
SandPox Wireless charging uses a much lower strength of magnetic field than full on wireless power transmission.
A fuckton of button cells
Nah man 300 potato slices wired in series
+themaritimeman lol
Eat your french fries then.
😂😂😂😂😂
I love how your living room has gone full mancave since the breakup :)
looks like a bedroom, but I'd doubt he'd move his transformer downstairs
refurbished attic? he's been gone a long time
Easy, he used Photonicinduction.
Yup, I'd say a tuned coil via induction.
photonicinduction would be light via induction. if he was doing this through induction, there would enough static electricity to make him light up. although this is just my theory based off of "photonicinduction"
electronics for fun "Photonicinduction" is his channel name. I was refering to his brilliancy.
NameIst Unbekannt sorry it was the way you phrased it.
Well I guess the options are: battery + inverter, near field magnetic coupling, far field RF coupling. Option 1 is most probable followed by 3 and then option 2 unless you have made your house a giant primary winding for an air coupled transformer. Options 2 and 3 would also have effects on your protoplasm.
+slovokia >effects on your protoplasm
Literally microwaving yourself
I'm going to guess option 2. 60 Hz I don't think will denature your protoplasm. I would think that's his style, and he can summon up the Amps, and the Volts. Don't wear metal near it, or even a clicky pen.
+MadPatter66 I don't think an air coupled transformer would transmit enough energy at 60hz - one would probably have to use significantly higher frequency AC to get things to work. I have not done the math myself but I think somewhere in the equations the power coupling is a function of frequency.
It's 50 Hz rather than 60 Hz. Remember, this is England, not the United States.
What if you walk over there with it? xD
A hamster with a dynamo inside? :-) Nice to have you back Andy.
Thanks for coming back I appreciate your videos.
I only recently discovered your videos and find them extremely interesting, entertaining and humorous. Glad you're back!!
Andy great video, glad to see your back with us. 😀
99% on LiPo, (or LiFePo or Li-Ion).
So the question is, Inverter? Or a Boost converter?
The light doesn't care AC or DC obviously. But I don't know that mixer so that motor may be brushed, and also very happy with DC.
+JB Offroad Oh, And welcome back! About time!!!!
I think that, that universal motor is cappable to run on DC power
Yes, if it's a brushed universal motor. Have seen small appliances with brushless A/C motors though, also.
Mixer would have a rectifier, not an inverter, if anything. And you can put DC into an AC to DC rectifier, it just won't change anything.
It would be if the Mixer has a transformer and/or an AC brushless motor that it wouldn't work at all.
sailentxx Um... Of course. IF it does have a rectifier, that won't be the only thing in that case....
My guess is a small lead acid battery, and a small inverter. Beautifully packaged whatever it is. Can't wait for an update! Good to have ya back! Love the new setup!
You're alive! :-) Great to see you back again.
i am guessing there is a 3S lipo pack in there and a 230V inverter?
+WookSlurm yup same here, I cant wait to see him pop it though
+muh1h1 Seems like a supercap in my opinion, also could make him charge it very quickly for another take
The inverter would need to be huge to run the induction motor in the blender.
+willyhoogs
It's not an induction motor.
+muh1h1 Why an inverter? All those objects can run off of DC quite well. 160 "AA" will give you 240 DC and be able to run a few amps for about 30 minutes, and 160 "AAA" should be good for a few minutes. The universal motor will run at full speed with less voltage at DC (may need only 80 "AA" to get 120V), and the incandescent lights might be bright enough to look full bright on a sensitive camera.
thank you for coming back to us!!!!!!!!! one of my favorite channels ever!!! not to mention you are one of the coolest people ever. also the best sense of humor ever
please keep the videos coming!!!! your fans need your crazy electrical insanity!!!
Ever?
So great having you back Photon!!! I missed your awesome vids.
I see that he always has it in his hands when demonstrating it. After years of playing with electricity, it simply built up in him! Electrifying personality, I think it's called:)
You're plugged into the mains and you power it through your hand. Nailed it.
GUYS I'VE GOT IT
POWER
OVER
WI-FI
+DeoMachina PoE :D
+DeoMachina guess this means data over chunky volts is no longer needed.
+DeoMachina Power over Fiberglass.
Genius.
Should've thought of this 20 years ago.
+Jeremy Carl I've got the idea: what if someone invents a device which picks up the light from that big lightbulb in the sky and converts it into electricity
+David's Music the sun?
Great to have you back, Andy.
Glad your back Andy! Looking forward to some videos!!
Wow we thought you were gone!
YESS HES BACK!
WHOOOOOOOOOOO!!!SMASHBANG COMEBACK! !!!
Great to see that you are back again. Cool experiment.
So glad you're back! Cant wait to see what you have next for us Cheers!
Great to see you back! My guess is pure DC without any DC-AC Inverter as there is no flicker when you turn on the mixer. The mixer must have a universal motor in it as you can heat the brushes and will fire fine on DC...........
+Andy Mahoney Also as a side note I doubt there is a MSW Inverter in there or you would hear it chopping on the camera when the 150W lamp gets close to the camera ;-)
You're on a list now mate. The men in black suits are watching.
+onesimpleclik I've been on that list a while now lol
ever since you shined that green laser in the air....
+Gunhaver
-And carved his name into the surface of the moon with dangerous Hospital equipment.
...what? You mean he hasn't yet?!
+Photonicinduction LOL. right, that's not something that happened recently
welcome back, only recently found your vids, great fun, nice to see you back making more bangs i hope
Glad to see you back! Love your videos mate, hope to see more in the future.
1:19 The blender is glowing red hot.
Someone is really using induction here ;)
+waterlubber Nah, red light in the background.
Alucard Pawpad aw :(
+Alucard Pawpad I think it was a joke lol
You have bought a cube of compact electricity from National Grid!
Great to see ya alive and well Andy. We appreciate you mate!
Glad you are back blowing things up, we have all missed you! Even Colin Furze says so!
Thanks for the video see you next year :)
Photon's back! YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEY!
I am almost positive that it runs on some form of electricamity.
That's pretty insane ! Great to have you back 👍🏻
great to see you back! life can be tough and complicated! thanks for another good video
I thought you went in jail for speeding on that scooter.
Lithium Polymer batteries can be pretty powerful. I got one that can (apparently) deliver 2.6kW continuous at 18 volts.
How?!
Where?
@@imsmart. 18650 lithium ion batteries. Aliexpress? 😂
Resonant inductive coupling, perhaps? It's entirely doable. Interesting vid. It's really great to see you're still doing what you love, Andy, and I hope you never stop. I love your videos, here's looking forward to more high-volts, high-amps mayhem. Take care and good to see you again!
Great to see you again Andy. Me and my son were talking about you the other day. Both of us are big fans especially my son who loves to " muck about " with electronics at home. Being a husband and a dad of two ruffian boys I know how life can keep you busy. Anyway we look forward to seeing more of your super cool vids. Take care and cheers from GA. USA.
I know a squirrel on a hamster wheel when I see one
"What about light bulb, AND food mixer?"
Me: THIS HAS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE :O WHAT IS THIS SORCERY???
The sorcery is a lightbulb and a blender
Andy! Good to see you back my friend! I'm looking forward to more awesome video's from your home lab !
SBF
wow..cool..amazing..glad to see you back..cheers
Huge amount of LiPo packs and a step up converter. Dc, modified sinewave or pure sinewave though.. I place my bet on DC :P
Revise that! -Holy crap I just saw it glow :O Be careful with that inductance :D
Pause the video and step through it bit by bit, the glow is from the lamp behind.
Simple, the cube uses a Self-filling-Thorium-bottle-powered-batterisers over a solar roadways inductance
you forgot about how it uses the inverse reactive current in unilateral phase detraction of the Rockwell Retro Encabulator...
Glad to see you back around :) Last video being over 7 months ago you had many of us worried.
Andy ive missed your madness and your little crazy madman experiments good to see your still alive
You're still alive!! 😺
I look forward to more videos, Mr. Tesla. 😂
Tesla would be proud of you m8
YEEEEEEAH PHOTONICINDUCTION! You rock, dude!
Welcome back Andy. Great to see you on UA-cam again.
If it is a wireless power transmission you are a genius but obviously it is not ;-)
I bet for a 12 V and about 2 Ah Li-Po pack linked to a tiny 200 W inverter. Whatever, the result is quite surprising. Bulb is supplied for minutes and conspirationists are "supplied" for years !
high capacity battery with a boost converter in it
bulbs and motors like them can run conpletely fine on DC, no need for an inverter
Great to see you back again, been too long. Thanks for this intriguing video. Hope you're good.
LiPo battery and home brew inverter is my guess, good to see you back Andy! We've all been patiently waiting for some electronic construction and destruction!
"I ain't havin' it!"
Wow. The source must have a low internal resistant - the density of the light doesn't decrease as he turned the mixer on.
The source definetly must have alternating current, because of the mixer.
I would say it have to be something chemical - like a fuel cell but so small with that power?
Instead of that, it have to be induction current - however.
Now i notice the huge coils, and the 63A CEE power plug in background! and no noise of them, something strange goes on there.
+Josh Muhl The mixer's plug can be wired directly to the motor and accept DC. It's very likely a high voltage DC battery, both the universal motor and lamps can run on high enough DC. If I had to guess it would be some LiPo batteries.
+Josh Muhl The coils are variable AC transformers attached to one of Photon's power supplies for variable output. They allow for monstrous power but most likely not capable of creating an electromagnetic field strong enough to power this box. If that was the case, the field would be so strong his camera probably would not be capable of recording. Definitely a (few) low internal resistance, high discharge batteries with an inverter. These batteries must have a high C rating to have the capability of drawing so many amps (or they're paralleled).
Lithium battery and inverter is my bet.
I was just showing my friend this the other day and here you are with a new video! Awesome!
Love your SOX lamps on the mantelpiece!
awsome LIPO powered inverter!!
hi mate you gotta tell us how you did it please!!!!!
+jon johnson Open it up very carefully soon :)
+Photonicinduction Which definitely means that you have charged supercapacitors in there. ;) Be careful dude.
+Blinkwing doubt it, that much power, it says wireless so it must be some kind of coil inside, and a coil on the other side of the room
Cool be interesting to see
+jon johnson me too :)
Great to have you back Andy, you have been missed.
You are back! That REALLY made my day!
It's powered by a hamster running on a wheel. Obviously people, smh
Boost converter with some 18650s : ) .
Thank you for coming back
You're back. This makes us happy.
Giant high power RF emitter in the room ? Thats a lot of power dude
+Lucretius an RF transmitter witch can handle that power is a radio station so i don't think... :)
+Lucretius Intel built one that could transfer 100W for over a meter.. but it was quite a bit larger.. but.. well i would guess this is not it
+Lucretius i don't see a giant receiver coil so nop
Microwave power transmission? /s
+callum barbra depends on the microwave frequency. If it is ~2.4GHz then yes, interference maybe high.
It would be classed as an ISM device as well, so anything it would interfere with would have to accept the interference. Wifi, mobile phone networks and things like baby monitors are not ISM devices.
It is also fairly efficient with over 70% of the original energy being transferred from source to rectenna.
Chroma-Keyed out the extension lead?
You don't need perfect lighting for an edit, live you would (hah, live)
That just isn't his style though. Capacitor shenanigans I recon!
How ? There are no holes for the cable to go in to ?
May not seem like it but there was an element of jest when I said that.
My theory is that the leads are purely for show. The mixer has a battery inside and he's altered the motor to run off that. The bulbs can easily be reconfigured likewise to use batteries lika a magician's prop. The rating printed on that bulb doesn't mean he has not tampered with it.
You may notice that the only time you see the "filament" in the bulb glow is at the beginning, when he's standing close to the camera and you can't see the power cord. Then the video cuts and it's a DIFFERENT bulb after that, a super bright LED type that uses battery. He stands far enough away that you cant't tell there is no filament. Clever editing.
Glad to see you back, Photon.
keep em coming dude! love your videos
I think its a joule thief circuit.
Agreed
No he needs zero friction continous motion alternator in there! By no friction, I mean none! Even the friction of electrons is unacceptable!!!1!!! He needs thorium for that too
Both devices can run off dc, give them 36v (for 120 operation) or around 70v for 240 via a high voltage battery pack and bam, wireless power busted!
+Travis Piper both were actually running on 260v
+Photonicinduction Oh? I'll have to see the next vid then. ;)
+Photonicinduction can u do a vid how to make one I need one for the garage at be so Andy as I dnt have power out there
Um you are aware of Wi-Tricity: the brand name for wireless electricity? Also I've never seen Photon do anything sudo-scientific!
This can be easily accomplished with a powerful tuned transmitter & receiver.
Good to see you back, fellow Andy. And always enjoy your videos, as you say, those who tinker are the pioneers, I do my own little bit on my own channel in the same thinking! Onto the problem in hand. Lithium-ion battery, small inverter to step the voltage up. So long as the load remains reasonably low.
amps=watt/volts so with the 150watt at 240v light about 0.62 amps, most inverters should handle that.
Keep the updates coming mate,best thing on youtube!👍
This is real? looks like tesla wireless transmission, i think that was a mith.
Myth
+Kyle Dunstan yes myth, =p
+ArcanHage tesla's wireless energy was confirmed by MIT students in 2006 so again a scientist known as mad reconfirmed as genuous as my opinion (aologize my english i am italian)
HAAAAAAAAAX!
nah idk maybe he hired magicans xD
+ArcanHage myths can turn into truths
put a bit of weight on
+princenw1 lol yes I have, I gave up smoking over a year ago :)
+king of vape he said he quit smoking a year ago why are you trying to get him to vape?
+princenw1 theses dam vape nation kids running around stealing our lungs
+Photonicinduction you look healthier for it. you look in pretty good shape tbf.
+king of vape whats a good vapor kit
Good to see you back. I can't help but wonder about the long term health effects of being enveloped in such a high power magnetic field, but hey, you're a big boy! I noticed how you stepped backwards towards the source of the field each time you operated the higher powered loads. Cool!
You're alive! God bless! All the Best and Greetings from Germany!
Welcome back, and looking good! Also, love a video that can stir up the comments section like this!
It's great to see you back 😃
Always mucking about love the show cheers bro
You're back!!!! I got so excited when I saw this video
Neat little battery powered power supply, you don't even need an inverter module provided you plug in appliances that will run from 240V DC such as that light bulb and universal motors. As the battery technology and capacity improves, miniature power supplies will be years from now be able to store up to KW hours, with heaps of current. Good for camping trips.
so glad u are back mate we all missed ya
So so so pleased you are back.
I'm surprised to see you back and made a new video again, all good stuff!
Welcome back sir,Missed your vids!!!!
Probably inductive coupling, since his power supply was on, it's probable that it's powering the primary inductor hidden somewhere in the room (on the floor probably). The cube then contains the secondary inductor along with some electronics to regulate the voltage variation from all that movement. Or... having seen that modern batteries today can hold a significant amount of energy and that electronics such as an inverter circuit can be shrunk to a small size while retaining its power capacity could be the source of that power.
Welcome back, Andy!
Great to see you back on the scene mate!
Glad you ok Andy and glad to see a new video! If I've had a tail, I would be flapping it like crazy right now!
Great to see you again on UA-cam, missed your vids!!. look forward for more stuff, keep it up kid ;-)
Nice video. Also cool siren on the shelf.
good to see you back on our screens!
I love the glow of the electric things in the background