100 car batteries wired in parallel!
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2023
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In this video, I wire 100 car batteries in parallel to generate more electric current than a lightning bolt!
thanks to @TheBackyardScientist and @allenpan for help with the experiments!
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Well, this is exactly how I'd expect him to interact with other people. He makes two other people who do insane engineering things look completely sane.
"You shouldn't be measuring *anything* in 'Mega-' for a UA-cam video!"
Meanwhile Allen Pan managed to scare him with his laser grid flyswatter.
It's all fun and games until The Backyard Scientist, the embodiment of Florida-man, puts on a pair of safety glasses and hides behind a table.
If you haven't done the calculations or construction: be scared.
If you haven't done the construction: be cautious.
If you haven't done the calculations: be skeptical.
If you've done both: be smart and stand behind the guys I just mentioned.
@@aneasteregg8171because Allan isn't as trained.
Props to AnyDesk for having a CEO crazy enough to sponsor this!
Anydesk host the 100 hackers vs scammers video a while back too
@@kentuckysmoose not really comparable considering anydesk is the software every scammer uses. So they're obviously already involved with that
Doubtful it was the CEO, its more likely that the marketing team saw an interesting opportunity.
I feel like Anydesk is the Redbull for science.
@lachlanhalliday5205 I don't know them from sponsorships but my company has worked with them for a long time and I love it, both personally and commercially it beats teamviewer on all points. The fact that they sponsor pyro makes me love em even more.
This man has just said "You know what I liked about mythbusters? The 3 minutes they blew up stuff every episode. I'll just do that for 40 minutes"
Mom: Why dont you play with the neighbours kid?
The neighbours kid:
Michio Kaku😅
I would be playing with him everyday if he was my neighbour xD
There are few things funnier than making things explode without explosives
Lol
As an engineer, seeing the 10,000 AIC breaker not fail, gives me faith I might not die
Cheers on that one.
10 amp breaker has an internal resistance of about 0.1 ohm
As an electrician, same.
And that's with DC going through it! Much harder to stop than AC.
My stepdad did the unthinkable and was taking a shower during a lightning storm. We heard a loud boom and the house shook like crazy, and the power went out. Turns out the outer power line running INTO the house was hit directly by lightning. The cables were melted into the brick siding, and half the fuse box was melted... half the fuse box...
The other half was fine. The main breaker was tripped. It saved my stepdad's life. He didn't get so much as a shock.
One of the few guys left carrying forward the spirit of old-school UA-cam.
10-4 on that! To take this to the next level, a contraption using arc welders combined! This guy is epic...
him and the LA beast
Truly
Absolutely. LA Beast as well
The others died off :)
7:16 Polyphemus Moth just chillin on the batteries
Finally someone was talking about it😂
i think he owns a moth
I’m pretty sure it’s a prop, it was completely still and gave zero reaction to the giant crazy monkey hovering right over it
my boi jus chillin
"What's so gay about magnets?" What a fire line, truly a teacher of this world
Nothing, they’re attracted to opposites.
@_..-.._..-.._ not when looking at wires. Wires with like-signed current create attracting magnetic fields
The best part about styropyro's content is how diverse it is. From lasers to tesla coils, tornadoes to chemistry, this guy's channel is an absolute treasure trove of nerdy content. Really one of the coolest, most genuine forms of content creation on this platform.
Legend has it that he'll create a device that make his own tornados
Diversity is cool when its not invading your border, taking your job, your house, causing extra traffic, making the cost of living go up and crime go up and when its not 95% all males that will be ray peeing the women.
Yep
dont forget his moths
@OfficiallySnek tornadoes with frickin laser beams
The fact that a company identified you as "The only person crazy enough to try" and gave you THIS MUCH POWER is terrifying.
I mean in the most non-offensive meaning possible, I think he pretty clearly exhibits many traits of autism or at the very least, some significant neuro-divergance. That isn't a negative thing, but it does raise some questions when it comes to enabling this kind of thing.
Like they're dealing with a few grand worth of batteries + whatever they value their lives, and they use a $15 amazon table as a safety device. The vapors alone are enough to make this stupid, before even getting into electrical shock risks, the risk of battery explosion or leakage, the risks of getting hit with flying debris, or the environmental impacts of both their little experiment as well as disposal.
@@tonykaze That's a positive, not a negative. If more of the population was on the spectrum our world would actually be worth living in. People would actually be solving problems rather than pretending to care about someone talking about the weather or a television show.
How would you know from just UA-cam videos?
@@tonykaze There is no shock risk to a human with only 12 volts
12 MW of power in fact
At 28:32 you can the explosion makes a smoke ring, that's pretty cool
I just now saw that lmao thats so cool
Thats like seth rollins theme song
i also noticed that smoke ring while watching.
Back in the 80s, I helped (as a student) with some DC Breaker testing using four recently 'retired' submarine batteries in parallel as a power source, and four quarter inch diameter cables (also in parallel) as load resistors. As I recall we got up to 135 kA during the tests, with the magnetic forces between the cables being strong enough to bend the thick copper bas bars connecting everything up.
@roberthuntley1090
So... how was the cleanup? 😅
When you're scaring even The Backyard Scientist with what you're doing, you *know* you've hit Mariana Trench depths of insanity.
Marinara's trench
@@guitarfreakizoid we're gonna need a lot of pasta.
Challenger deep
Marijuanas Trench
@@burpostockingsit may be deep but I'm high af
Hearing the backyard scientist, the man who microwaved a microwave, say "I dont usually wear safety goggels" while wearing safety goggles, is terrifying
Yeah, that was a definite "holy f(heck)" moment
😂😂😂
When Styro finally goes out like Steve Irwin at least no animals will become murderers.
Kevin isn’t that dumb, he wears goggles when using his super powerful laser unlike many people in videos who also use them
@@815TypeSirius The irony of Irwin's death was that it was caused by a relatively harmless sea creature. What would the equivalent for Styro be?
"Crackhead scientists" is what really opened up my passion for science because I'll study the same things with excitement that I fell asleep to in school
A D D E R A L L is this guys whole channel. He'll go into psychosis and have ptsd in a decade.
Bro looks like one of them high school teens from the 1990’s ngl
That’s what I’ve always thought. His looks and voice 😂
Si
looks like his name is max or smth
Guessing you guys weren’t born yet because of “ngl” and “high school teens” and assuming this is what we looked like back then.
@@moonl1314max or smith?
As a bug nerd absolutely loved seeing the polyphemus moth at 7:17 who thought this weapon of mass destruction was the perfect place to tuck in for the day.
I love his little random moth features always makes my day.
Lol
Notcied that, was really neat!🤙
Yo i started squeaking when i saw that fella
That thing was real?
this guy is one of the few youtubers that get me worried whether they're still alive when they don't post videos for awhile.
Very true he needs Jesus
Electroboom on that list?
@@kalebplayz125PhotonicInduction as well
@@kalebplayz125beat me to it…
You should not he seems quite smart.
OMG I freaking LOVE THAT SOUND @29:14. It sounds like the air is being ripped apart, but there's a phasing property t it, too. That's officially in my top 3 favourite sounds on UA-cam! 😆
😮 that is because it is the air i been ripped apart
😂 gotta love this guy he's going to end up in smoke one day but I'm sure he knows it 😅
@@LilAbum742 It's the type of thing you think you'll never see because it's so dangerous. One bad mistake or anomalous event and it's night night.
Styropyro is the best thing since sliced bread and I feel like I have made a new friend in him 😎
7:40 bro, this is one of the most beautiful thing I've ever seen
7:16 i was hoping you were talking about that cool ass moth
i was hopping you were talking about styro nobly recharging the eels out of his own pocket
volta a postar vídeo primo os guri te ama
@@bbenjor aff até aqui os cara mi atormenta 😭 💯maldadi
@@rulioj KKKKKKKKKKKKKK malz mn, mas de vdd pai teus vídeos eram mt brabo KKKK parou pq?
I love that we live in an age where someone can do ludicrous experiments for no other reason than curiosity over what the results might be.
Isn't that what an "experiment" is? The age we live in affects how it is communicated, but stuff along these lines has been presented at the Royal Society for centuries
There’s no other channel like yours my dude. Been watching for years ❤
You mean like every experiment ever to exists ?
@@gregw1076 The only difference between an experiment and fucking around, is writing it down
this is literally what we have done since the dawn of civilization to advance science and technology? how do you think people come up with things?
The smoke ring happily drifting away from the explosions at 28:38 is such a vibe
Wanted to comment the same lol
Nice catch!
returns at 28:46
Yooooo
Good spot!
Next time I wanna see 100 sets of 100 car batteries wired in parallel, wired in series
I want the numbers to be starting at 10G
literal thunderbolts
@nijila4859
Let's start with wiring 100 in series first 😅
@@ivoryas1696 Yeah, exactly. This isn’t completely parallel in the thumbnail 20 sets of 5 batteries in series around 68volts assuming 13.5v each.
something that finally cuts thru doors like on the movies. now we just gotta shrink down those 100 batteries into a backpack
The most insane part of this is that it's all happening what looks like 30ft from a huge propane tank.
Hahaha I said that to my daughter, I'm like honey we know this kid is nuts but that is really dangerous 😂 he's got literal plasma and f@@king home made meteorites flying through the air 20 or so feet from hundreds of pounds of napalm 😂🤣. Makes my shooting a beer off 5the house propane tank look ghey
He should try using that!!!
Meh propane tanks are pretty safe
@@TRUMP_WAS_RIGHT_ABOUT_EVRYTHNG The scary part is that this dude is 31 lmao
The tank is behind a fence
Imagine coming home to a dark house and then you just hear Styro in the distance saying, "Here we go!"
@GodNotReal lmao I just saw that bit! That little guy will be having flashbacks and 100-yard stares for the remainder of his days 😂
I will miss my eyes dearly
That voice would terrify me. He looks like my neighbor and his voice seems put on. As if he's mocking nerd speak...
And then the god damn skies light up.
Well as this video clearly illustrates, hearing "Here we go!" Will be the most comforting thing you hear for the next several days!!!
I especially love the plasma cutter, terrifying!!!
23:05
Nevermind the big azz propane tank right behind all this
I’d like to say after this video, I started studying electronics and came back to rewatch and can say, my understanding is profoundly more grounded. Everything he’s saying makes sense versus some of it. And it’s not complex. Very straightforward explanation.
Backyard Scientist: “I’m scared of this”
StyroPyro: “Sure, sure, but that’s what I want”
Total insanety in one video
So none of you are wondering why they just disappeared from the video suddenly without any justification? Styropyro is prob extremely akward irl and thats why they both left before it even got dark.
@@Fartucus I’m not wondering. They were scared
@@FartucusBecause he had to go drill holes and bolt everything down. I'm assuming the footage after that was filmed on the next day or something
I love that when he’s talking with Allen pan and the backyard scientist he’s so excited about the topic he’s having trouble stringing a full sentence together to explain what’s happening 😂
I love that tbh because I'm the same and a lot of 'weird' people as well. Sadly I'll never be as cool and smart as Styro haha
The way you lightheartedly talk through your videos cracks me up😅. Great stuff!
I worked on a Trial electric arc furnace for BHP research in the 1990s
seeing your cables jumping remined me of it.
the noise required hearing protection
it was being used to test cast manganese
As an electrician I’m pretty impressed by the logsplitter disconnect switch. I’m also impressed that little 10KA 15a cct breaker tripping properly. I’ve never seen a person intentionally cause so many arc faults.
Seeing those arcs liquefy the threads of a steel bolt was fun 😂
The things this man does really does make me question if this guy is still alive after not uploading for months. And then he uploads an absolute banger. Gotta love it.
same....
Seriously...
there was a guy on 4chan from alaska named laseranon, he took inspiration from this channel, went crazy, and did a double homicide
Yep.
I've no idea how he acquires all the apparatus he uses and I only think this unhinged genius perhaps has wealthy parents or something. At least he has an outlet for his creativity else he may be a supervillan worthy of James Bond.
28:31 Notice that beautiful smoke ring!
Ever since I was in middle school, I've been occasionally coming back to your channel, and every single time you get more insane. This one trumps everything else though.
Hearing this man say "here we go!" So casually as he proceeds to create some of the biggest electrical explosions I've ever seen while standing amidst the torrent of molten metal literally raining down in him without flinching is one of the funniest things I've ever witnessed
Makes me feel a bit weak dressed in up in my 40cal arc suit while working in front of a 25kA PSSC switchboard....
Omg yes
I love styro giving us the "don't try this at home talk" while laying on 50 car batteries like *he's* the reasonable one here
Sanity is relative
Sometimes you gotta listen and obey the warning
My favorite part is them hiding behind a plastic folding table as a Flaming can comes right for them
it's only 12 volts!
Every time Styro says "dont try this at home" I usually already have the microwave halfway apart.
When even the BackyardScientist is scared, you know StyroPyro is on a different level.
I love that most of these shots are exactly what electricians hope to never see happen while on the job.
I love how long the collab part lasted. They've seen enough and noped out of the situation pretty quickly
this was filmed over multiple days, that was just one days experiments.
My favorite part was throwing batteries in the pond
@@poloska9471 My favorite part was when he went back to get them out of the pond.
I noticed that too, and I just smoked a huge bowl.
They literally ran away
the fact styro almost always has a grin makes a lot of sense considering he’s one of the closest things to a mad scientist
"one of the closest things to a mad scientist"
He IS a mad scientist.
@@jasonmanxi was gonna say the same thing 😂 Mr Laser IS a mad scientist haha
To me he seems like Danny Duncan’s gay younger brother
I’m honestly surprised at how effective it was as a plasma cutter. That thing sliced through steel like a lightsaber!
Any fish in that lake have contracted at least 17 types of malignant cancer.
A slow and stable smoke ring was probably the last thing I was expecting to appear from the manual titanium experiments 28:39
that blew my mind so hard a smoke ring came out of it too...
Saw that too ... watched that part 10x
yep
That’s interesting
idk how slow it was at first. it kinda just appeared there 10 feet from the source
I’ve never seen the backyard scientist look so nervous. If Kevin is scared, I’m scared lmao.
*@**25:45** For gopher control and welding pipeline leaks only*
If the 60 volt arrangement is dropping the voltage across a bolt to 6, then maybe 50 x 24 volt series pairs, or 33 x 36 volt (omitting one battery) or 25 x 48 volt is even more optimal.
Seeing all those car batteries wired together reminded me of a thought I had of building an electric car powered by nothing but lead acid batteries instead of the lithium ion ones
My favorite thing about this channel is that you'll have been watching for say, ten minutes, and you say to yourself, "wow, this couldn't possibly get more dangerous," and then you check and the video is another half an hour long
I didn't think he was being very unsafe, he does a pretty good job of taking precautions
You wanna see a genuine dangerous person with too much knowledge you should watch “Ididathing”
@@thedizzlesizzle89I mean kinda? There's molten metal flying everywhere
yes, THAT. I did that. "that was amazing, I wonder if he has any other....." (looks down at time bar, still only at 7 of 38 minutes) "oh my..."
I am currently at 9 minutes out of 38 and i am afraid of what happens next
The best part about Styro is that he properly disposed of all the car batteries into the nearest ocean where they rightfully belong! what a good guy.
I just like that quiet shake of the head in the end
I myself prefer lakes, ponds, and rivers. The smaller volume of water doesn't dilute down that wonderful battery juice as much.
Its important to charge the eels yknow
So the earth quake this morning is not a dream?
Gotta feed the gulf stream!
when this guys hair turns gray he's going to be a true mad sientist
Who needs a lawn mower when you have access to 100 car batteries wired in parallel?
The montage of styro throwing his used car batteries in the lake is so wholesome, all the electric eels must be thriving in his ecosystem :)
Such a kind man!
zackp9743
Heh. Maybe _we'll _*_finally_* be able to find out how they reproduce!
Such an safe and legal thrill enjoyer 🫶
9:08 - Hearing the magnetic field be called "gay" and seeing the cables bunch together because like currents attract was hilariously educational, and also kinda terrifying.
It's the gay agenda: they're gonna run high voltage, high current electricity through us all!
The gayest force known to man
Don't fuck with us gays, we'll electrically shred you to pieces on a molecular level!
With the manual contact, the titanium looked and sounded like a molten metal machine gun, thats awesome!
"Where's my science machete?" is a contender for quote of the century
You know someone is insane when the Backyard Scientist is getting worried about safety concerns.
"I don't usually wear saftey glasses" -The backyard scientist.
@@sugerwsp1235 SAFETY SQUINTS FTW. :)
I like how he got two famous UA-cam scientists together to solve a problem only for them to eventually tell him "just use a piece of wood", lol.
Just the KISS principle.
(Keep It Simple, Stupid).
"Yeah.. that wood work!"
Crack head engineering
It happens all of the time, its why I love that science is a cumulative effort. During my thesis I would regularly spend days racking my brain for a solution, then when consulting with other grad students they'd immediately come up with an extremely simple and elegant idea that made my life 100x easier. Sometimes we all just need to give a friend some wood 🥲
He wanted to show them the cool metal atomizer he built, can't blame him.
Wiring it in series would've really brought the power
Down the end the arcs just sounded like my parents farting honestly
Nearly 2 decades on and I’m still surprised how long this man survived
It is all old footage being released slowly. Notice he hasn't aged? 😂
🤣🤣
Thats how you can he tell knows his shit
35:10 Never have I been more terrified than when I discovered the only thing holding Styro back from creating literal lightning is money
he already did? the avg lightning strike is just 30kA, he got up to like 50
@@smb1397he didn’t get the voltage of a lightning strike though
@@nicholaskeener2310 yeah.... that would go very bad.... with 12v it's easy to break the circuit. Lightning has so much voltage it travels through the air lol. Would be very hard to break that connection
GOOD Someone should be on this by now.
*So... we're all in on a GoFundMe? I want control the Eastern Seaboard when Styro seizes global control.*
bro after discovering sandbox mode:
That's absolutely amazing. Nice presentation
your smile as you proceed to chuck lead acid batteries into the lake is honestly the best part about all of this. it's hard being an environmentalist sometimes, but who else is gonna save the eels
and then that coward went back in and got them out >:(
I'd ask myself who's going to save yourself (us and the earth) from your insane self righteous "god given" Ohh wait you don't believe in God. . . The sad thing is you were born and indoctrinated as SCIENCE is the God and creator. Ohh how little you know child. . and you mutter nonsense about some batteries in a lake. . . How about you clean out your own lake first?
@@MetalBreach Well you need to recharge the batteries again once eels are full of electricity
This gives me hope for the next generation
@@MetalBreach actually we didn't see him pull them out, and where are the other 90 batteries? 😉
everytime he uploads i am relieved because i know he didnt hurt himself in a crazy project he does
Wow that's such an original comment, it's only been mentioned about 1 million times before.
it is true though. this man puts his life on the line for content@@Garbanzobear
Yhyynthun 0:07
Pretty cool right?
@@Garbanzobear True, but then it's new for anyone who wasn't there before and you can't ask someone to study every comment section of every styropyro video now can you ? so why even bother writing this
"To top it off, they (lead acid batteries) are the preferred source of charge for electric eels. Fulfilling a critical role in aquatic environments."
- Styropyro
10/10 convince me otherwise.
now we need a video of you trying to recharge the entire battery bank now
Gotta love how styro is just lounging on those batteries like a pin-up model at various points in the video
and to say we got all those shots for free
@@voice4397 I like what you're implying. _aggressively slams credit card on desk_
He would never have done that if he had the batteries wired in series for much greater than 50 volts.
Gotta give props to Anydesk. From hunting down scammers, to blowing stuff up with car batteries
Would love if they made an affordable plan for small business in dumb countries
@@evandrochaves9596are you saying this as someone who lives in a dumb country?
@@evandrochaves9596 just use chrome remote desktop and deal with the extra few ms in lag
I love this guy. He seems like a genuine good dude and an amazing friend.
This guy is both extremely clever and extremely mental all at the same time
That circuit breaker actually being able to break a 10kA load is impressive for a household device.
Yep
that was actually one of the most surprising parts of the video haha!
Agreed, however, one thing to consider is that houses are designed and expected to get hit with lightning.
It's rated to interrupt 10kA, so with a factor of safety, it should be able to do more. He didn't give us the current reading on that one.
@@bradnoyes7955👍and it's dc rating. Standard breaker often not specified for DC.
It is absolutely nuts to know this guy is 31 years old, he looks not a day older than 19
I know, right? I saw another commenter who thought styro was part of Gen Z
wait, he's 31??
@@bitonic589Wait. He's still alive at 31?
HES WHAT?!
@@EngineerKeita Hard to believe, I know. I'm 19 as of now, and if I live to be 31 I strive to look as young as Styro does for his age
Last thing you ever hear before you get covered in molten titanium rain..."Alright, here we go!"
I swear Allen pan appears in every single backyard engineering video I see now
I think radio operators all over the world could have noticed those experiments.
Radio telescopes were probably wondering “WTF is that!”
Why is that?
@@davidt.legoanimation8274it releases an EMP. The first radios used spark gap transmitters.
@davidt.legoanimation8274
A vertical spike in the time-domain (such as a very brief electric arc) theoretically covers the entire frequency-domain in garbage, lol.
The narrower the pulse and the faster the rise and fall times, the wider the bandwidth.
This is why you hear lightning when using an AM radio. Other modulation schemes are less susceptible but if you raise the noise floor enough ... heh.
tl;dr - fourier transform of a delta function
Haha!!!!
You're just a gem for this world, please never change. It's one thing to have someone who's that well into their special interests - but then also being able to produce easy to understand 37 minutes long interesting to watch videos is just a marvel!
He’s not gonna let you smash
He’s going to die in a accident before he has the time to change lmao
how did you post this comment 6 days before the video came out
Every long period between vid either makes me think hes making some crazy video or hes already dead
@@reedwilliams1868styro put the video unlisted in a playlist before it released and scheduled it to be public at a certain date and time (most if not nearly all youtubers do it)
I love this man you just come back whenever you want and drop another crazy video😂❤
Became zeus and wielded a lightsaber in the same video, peak content.
It's crazy to think that one day this guy will be an old man and send Marty back in time.
Best comment award!! 😂😂🧬🧬
😁
😅
"One point twenty-one jiggerwatts? Gosh, that's cray-zee!"
I don’t think he’ll make it to old age judging by how crazy he is…
I have watched this man go from modifying airsoft guns to fit blue ray lasers in to blowing up steel rods with car batteries that generate scary levels of fundemental forces. And i could not be more proud.
Same here, tho im still waiting on the explosively pumped laser
@@wanderbolt9498I think there are nuclear pumped lasers. That could be really insane.
That must of been fun yanking all those batts from the bottom of the creek lol. Great video.
Doubt they came from there
Imagine thinking someone is shooting guns in your neighborhood only to see a man playing with car batteries
This is simultaneously the single most batshit crazy and incredibly cool thing I've seen on the internet in years. 10/10 would recommend.
I think you'd like stuff done by a youtuber called 'photonicinduction' in that case!
gives james cambell a run for his money (but, you know, less stupid)
Stupid people do stupid things. 😂
@@skylined5534 PhotonicInduction is awesome, but it seems he stopped uploading as much as he used to, if at all. Haven't seen a video from him in years now.
@@noabsolutelynotstyo still has all his fingers and no glass frag in his eyes that I'm aware of.
From this video we've learned two things:
1. What 50,000 amps does to conductive materials that can't handle it
2. Styopyro is still alive!!!
And we've also learned that magnetic fields are the gayest force fields in physics!
First video I've seen of his. Does he talk like a child for lols or does he truly speak like that?
@@pmccoy8924 He truly speaks like a Disney Channel actor
@@pmccoy8924 he is an insane person who makes laser beams in his garage, what do you expect?
@@pmccoy8924 yes he's a nerd science genuis
Every once in a while I check up on him to make sure he's still alive
Whenever he holds the stick he becomes an actual wizard
Theoretical physicists: There is a non zero chance that two objects can pass through each other
Practical physicists: I passed this metal bar through a microwave
There is actually a zero percent chance of two objects passing through one another. That idea comes from a misunderstanding
@@user-pf3cu4lo7u On a human scale yeah it is definitely effectively zero, but for micro objects like electrons it is measurable. Suppose that helps my joke though, one says I know that theoretically an electron can pass through, the other says well watch me pass this half-inch bar through a microwave
@@user-pf3cu4lo7u The chance is not zero, that is the whole point That is also not a misunderstanding as far as I am aware, unless you want to explain more?
@@user-pf3cu4lo7u nothing is ever 0%
The US government watching clouds of vaporized metal appear on their detectors: "Holy sh(heck)"
what
Holy sh(rek)
Hey Tommy hit the zoom in button on satellite number two would ya?’ “ holy hell wtf is he doing?”
bro must be disconnecting the neighbors phone line or hed be arrested by now
Imagine being wired up to the electric chair and the last thing you hear is a cheerful "here we go!" Awesome stuff, as always
This made me lol
@@Sophie-ts2wqme too. that was dark. xD
He managed to survive. Pretty cool right?.. Let's try double the power.
Pretty cool, right?
Then, while leaving the body you hear "Ahhh, I've popped it!"
I work at an auto parts store. On a slow day I counted our 200 batteries and did some math and wondered what would happen if they were in series & in parallel. I can’t believe my luck that you posted exactly this
Now sponsor him to make even more bombastic video!
A video about this guy making a huge electro magnet would be crazy!
Just imagine trespassing on a piece of property and then hearing this guy say “here we go”
The "titanium flamethrower" blew a perfect smoke ring! (about 28:30 for those interested)
I noticed that too, and then proceeded to check the comments for anyone else who saw it...
@@b_unno :)
I saw that too! It was so cool!
That was crazy! I'm surprised he didn't mention it
i didnt notice that, but pretty cool
When a video is 38 minutes long and you still find yourself rewinding multiple times to re-watch parts, you know it's a ʰᵉᶜᵏing banger of a video
Didn't realize it was 38 minutes until I read your comment
@@Haggart same
LOL yup!
Was that a plasma cutter or a lightsaber!
@11:20 the scene after he says "sort of"... He's straddling the fkin thing 🤣😆🤣
so the whole Back To The Future movie could have been solve with a 100 car batteries
the end of the video with him throwing the car batteries in a lake and then being in the lake with them back on the dock is just comedic gold
I'm guessing he tied fish strings to the batteries before tossing them, I hope :)
He just jumped in and found them again lol last clip of video him in water
The electric eel had enough power that day.
You don’t want to leave them on the charger or they’ll go “spicy pillow.”
It's wild the shit you find in water. There is a damn refrigerator in a creek I fish.