Well... So, the part of the credit card number that is covered by his finger is arguable the least important to blur because it is a known constant because it is a JP Morgan Chase Bank Visa Card. If you plug in the known number and run all 16 digits through the "Luhn Algorithm", you can confirm that it was the correct. Which I did by the way, and it does check out. So I have all 16 digits. The last 4 digits of any credit card number are a checksum (also called a CRC or a hash) of the other 12 numbers. So if Peter sees this, he should probably use RUclips's video blurring tool to just blur out either of the middle sets of digits!
StalePhish its people like you who frighten me... you know too much and have too much power... But seriously, good work cracking what the other digits were
You are the perfect example of a great engineer, great knowledge and always working to perfect any project you touch. So glad to see you're still sharing your work since your flite test days! You're an inspiration to man! Keep it up!
He has a Ruger decal on his vehicle. Gun owner or pro gun types = instantly placed on all watchlist no doubt, just because of our shifty ass corrupt government. Better not even hint that you believe in the Constitution! Peter's a really cool dude that is smart & obviously quite talented. And he does seem to own or like guns. = enemy of the State!
Best part about your videos is that you try and try again until it works. In every other channel people give something a try and just say "meh, didn't work". You show every attempt and most importantly teach an important value: persistence. Great videos!
Any plans for guidance package, like an APM or Pixhawk? Then you could set it up for auto-takeoff, and when it launches from the tube it then flies itself away and starts the flight program you have set up. Making it more like the real thing. Would be so cool.
I have watched you on FliteTest and now subscribed to your channel - and simply put you are a rare talent. I am amazed at what you are able to do as a teen (older RUclips videos) and now as an adult. I hope your talents are being fully utilized. You are going to make someone rich someday. Play your cards right and make sure you get your due. Mind blown.
I was an old-school RC airplane constructor since 10 y.o. untill I found FliteTest. With FliteTest i learnt to work in a new way and with new materials, with Peter Sripol my imagination has taken off...
My god, those hand sanded wings were just beautiful. I enjoy seeing the laser cut bits fit together as they should and the carefully shaped foam slices turn into a vehicle capable of flight, but it feels like a lot of the craftsmanship is left out of these types of projects in exchange for a quick build.
Cool as always Peter! Oh, and.. 0:15: I used to play with this as a teen in the 70s. I even still have a couple of books with such "films" that I used to make. One of them shows an airplane head-on, lights flashing, growing from just a tiny dot to a recognizable airplane. It then turns a right base for final and you see it land, looking at if from left side, with the little smoke puffs coming out of the weens as it touches down. I still smile when I see it or when I remember it. Your "film" immediately brought good memories. Thanks for that.
Whooops! Well those cards have been there for a while so i'm assuming he or she probably canceled the card by now? I cant make out the code on the back so it should be ok? #timetopanic
@@PeterSripol If you didn't i'm sure many people have already taken the info the first 4 letters are constant, and with enough contrast on any monitor or tv you can make out the cvc on the back....
You are my favorite youtuber. You don't split up videos when something causes you to wait more than 1 hour (*cough, cough, the king of random*). Can't wait to see you with a million subs!!
Dude, your brown with what looks like military ordnances. Just saying, some stupid people who don't register this is an rc project. But his is one of the more cooler ones I have seen. An idea. Make cheap drones that people can try to shoot down with airsoft. Quick buck idea.
"The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error. "
That paper animation you did was top level.
true
fired from millions of kilometers away only to miss by a foot or two... so painful ;)
I thought so too, soooo good.
Nice one Peter!
Hi flight test!!!
FliteTest I agree
FliteTest hi I am your biggest fan because I love making and building RC stuff like drones or RC cars
FliteTest I was the 200th person to like where's my goodie bag
Jacob Maier i helped you out
Peter: "Javelin missile launcher, what do you think?!"
Cute girl: "???"
Draws RPG builds fake cruise missile calls it a javelin lmao
@@user-mo3op5of5d wow holy shit that is some haha funny *comedy g o l d*
Can it do twitter/facebook???
When this guy touches things, they fly.
I love this comment
"Today we have this rock, I'm going to attach some ailerons and a prop and see what it does"
*Flies like Cesna*
"It works I guess"
macacoman 10/10
macacoman Cessna 137?
what if he touch himself ?
I hope that's a canceled credit card...
Jarren Brown he blurred out the necessary numbers to use that credit card
Well... So, the part of the credit card number that is covered by his finger is arguable the least important to blur because it is a known constant because it is a JP Morgan Chase Bank Visa Card. If you plug in the known number and run all 16 digits through the "Luhn Algorithm", you can confirm that it was the correct. Which I did by the way, and it does check out. So I have all 16 digits. The last 4 digits of any credit card number are a checksum (also called a CRC or a hash) of the other 12 numbers.
So if Peter sees this, he should probably use RUclips's video blurring tool to just blur out either of the middle sets of digits!
Jarren Brown you need the back code aswell
Jarren Brown ttttt
StalePhish its people like you who frighten me... you know too much and have too much power...
But seriously, good work cracking what the other digits were
this is when peter still had a job and when he had a bad laptop
gameswolf you forgot the fact that he was still sane at this time
Lol I didn't realize how old the video was and I was very confused.
@@quentinlynch2492 lmao true but alas he's got more 'bigger' ideas now lol
You are the perfect example of a great engineer, great knowledge and always working to perfect any project you touch. So glad to see you're still sharing your work since your flite test days!
You're an inspiration to man! Keep it up!
That girl's awkward reaction in the beginning was priceless
Just found your channel as I see you have moved on . Your creativity and design is amazing Peter . You just got yourself a new subscriber .
Thanks David!
i'm definitely working on keeping the projects at maximum fun!
This is insanity! And I love it!
SMmmmmooooth sailing
Loving the edit style. No bullshit and keeping it real. Love it!
"How to get placed on an NSA watchlist"
RandomEngineer Gaming definitely Colin furze
not just the NSA
ah shit you too?
He has a Ruger decal on his vehicle. Gun owner or pro gun types = instantly placed on all watchlist no doubt, just because of our shifty ass corrupt government. Better not even hint that you believe in the Constitution!
Peter's a really cool dude that is smart & obviously quite talented. And he does seem to own or like guns. = enemy of the State!
i am sure they get a terrorism-orgasm ;)
This person deserves 1,000,000 subscribers +
Sester 123
Yes
No he deserves 10000000000000000000000 times to the power of infinity plus
It came true.:')
@@anonymousriceater4693 it did
confirmed
Very interesting project! Thanks for sharing!
Best part about your videos is that you try and try again until it works. In every other channel people give something a try and just say "meh, didn't work". You show every attempt and most importantly teach an important value: persistence. Great videos!
Any plans for guidance package, like an APM or Pixhawk? Then you could set it up for auto-takeoff, and when it launches from the tube it then flies itself away and starts the flight program you have set up. Making it more like the real thing.
Would be so cool.
ooooohhh that is a neat idea, for now I think all I can afford is some FPV gear!
Ah shame. Wish I could help, but I'm in the same boat... wishing I had a Pixhawk to put on my old Goldberg target drone.
I would love to know more about this idea $
you just exposed a random credit card to the internet
Fission I
You could try making a torpedo, kind of like this but waterproof. Might be too much trouble.
NightHawk255 that would be cool to see but hard to film
agreed, but maybe in a long pool would be the easiest option
He needs a lower frequency if he is going to make javelin torpedoes
I have watched you on FliteTest and now subscribed to your channel - and simply put you are a rare talent. I am amazed at what you are able to do as a teen (older RUclips videos) and now as an adult.
I hope your talents are being fully utilized. You are going to make someone rich someday. Play your cards right and make sure you get your due.
Mind blown.
For things like this, it's worth trying to do vectored thrust. Works really well with long narrow craft.
6:50 "...show you all of it's features" - Nice one, LOL. Jorge will be happy.
And this is how Peter got on the FBI's watch list
I was an old-school RC airplane constructor since 10 y.o. untill I found FliteTest. With FliteTest i learnt to work in a new way and with new materials, with Peter Sripol my imagination has taken off...
hey I don't know if it's the best idea to show your credit card information on a video
Probably was a cancelled one
The important stuff was covered up.
Timothy Lockwood it might be idk
wehaveaproblem still it give more information but aleast some digital are covered
My god, those hand sanded wings were just beautiful. I enjoy seeing the laser cut bits fit together as they should and the carefully shaped foam slices turn into a vehicle capable of flight, but it feels like a lot of the craftsmanship is left out of these types of projects in exchange for a quick build.
Very cool Peter! Neat project. Cheers. Eric
Thanks man!
I can see this being used in Airsoft and it will be OP. Keep up the good work.
@@PeterSripol the card number works, I got 9 BILLION V-BUCKS
Really the dog did all the work
Time for a new CC
Borg Quads you saw the cc number aswell ..
Cool as always Peter! Oh, and.. 0:15: I used to play with this as a teen in the 70s. I even still have a couple of books with such "films" that I used to make. One of them shows an airplane head-on, lights flashing, growing from just a tiny dot to a recognizable airplane. It then turns a right base for final and you see it land, looking at if from left side, with the little smoke puffs coming out of the weens as it touches down. I still smile when I see it or when I remember it. Your "film" immediately brought good memories. Thanks for that.
Me:Google-How to make a missile
Dad: Why is the FBI at our door?
Donald J Trump fake
Fake Donald trump
@@shrek6571 no shit
Why do people even comment fake? There just making themselves look like idiots.
I should use the proper 'there but its fine. And its because they are children.
The FBI has me on a list now. But still worth it thanks Peter!
dude with your talent and my ideas i think we could end the world.
Bro you are such an inspiration😢
Hey, welcome to the watch list everyone!!!
Top 3 best educational/informational channels on RUclips.
FBI: I swear you're on THIN ICE
So this is how Pertersripol’s first big video series begins.
With a flip book he made at his job.
Yay I can make my own anti-tank missile at home now
Great to see creativity and hard work meet. Thanks for the inspiration Peter
I can see it now, 59 of them flying towards a Syrian airfield.
Peter says it's not pretty. I think it's beautiful, reminiscent of the A-10, which I think is the sickest air frame ever created.
That chick was VERY....unimpressed....
Watching the weather pass from the inside of a Starbucks was nostalgic and relatable after getting caught in a storm on my way home from work. 😊
nice work but it's a Tomahawk missle not Javelin!
the configuration and number of winglet of them are totally different
It's neither, but at least it does resemble a Tomahawk cruise missile.
This video was so relaxing. Perfect for when your baked
This Video: How to Make a V1 at home😂😂😁
the dutch mocmaker put a pulsejet on it!
Nabre Labre Lol!😂
Is that you, my slavic comrade?
Atomik Cosmonaut
Okay, I know this is old but the V-1 is German...
Glide bomb
This would be a great time to build one of these!
lol fly that thing next to a car and I bet it would scare the shit put of the driver.
Jad Collado do it with à friend who is in the military
So much work is put into something that's designed to fly into objects.
Might want to edit out the credit card info from the beginning of the video!
Whooops! Well those cards have been there for a while so i'm assuming he or she probably canceled the card by now? I cant make out the code on the back so it should be ok? #timetopanic
Don't you send those cards back to the bank after a few days?
@@PeterSripol If you didn't i'm sure many people have already taken the info the first 4 letters are constant, and with enough contrast on any monitor or tv you can make out the cvc on the back....
Love your creativity. Your talents are wasted in retail, except for the Postit cartoon. Keep up the great work.
she had no idea what a javelin missile launcher was
Nice.
A couple of model rocket engines electrically fired from the launch tube for that realistic touch.
Cool wing mechanism.
I WANT BULD PLANS FOR THIS!!!!
Why do i find your channel now
Why not 2years ago....followed flitetest for ages
Cool to see you here
My man just made a guided missile 💀💀
You are like an incredibly resourceful child, I say this in the best way possible
Javelin as in
Javelin Guided missile used by the British Army?
Yes like the one the british military buys from the us
@@DegeN.YNation no, it's the other way around
You my friend are my new addiction!
pls make parachute it
Totally missed this channel. Incredible is what you are. Greetings from a Swedish hobby-pilot
Casually shows credit card details for the world to see
He can build a javelin missile. I wouldnt dare steal from him.
You are my favorite youtuber. You don't split up videos when something causes you to wait more than 1 hour (*cough, cough, the king of random*).
Can't wait to see you with a million subs!!
hey bro, has the FBI paid you a visit yet?
Editing and music are on par with your ingenuity.
This aged well...
Holy shit, I vibed in large quantities with this.
I guess he went on a 650 score streak.
Peter you are a wizard of design mate! Well done it makes great entertainment and your builds are always inspiring, thanks! Cheers Robert
🇺🇦 has entered the chat...
My spare time is divided between watching Peter's channel and Primitive Technology. Just damn satisfying watching people with skills.
Very intelligent yet works at a restaurant?
Laurence thecamper his family owns it,some kind of thai food restaurants
lean ripped It's called the Gaming Cafe I think.
He's going to school for engineering
The intro killed me. Her confused laugh was perfect
for 50$ i build that add some blackpowder and a ignition and fly it into my school
Cool craftsmanship
Dude, your brown with what looks like military ordnances. Just saying, some stupid people who don't register this is an rc project. But his is one of the more cooler ones I have seen. An idea. Make cheap drones that people can try to shoot down with airsoft. Quick buck idea.
Thanks for the help! Making my own switch blade
These videos are insanely high quality and I love watching them
This javelin is very good.just add an explosive behind the front camera then its done you got a killer drone!!!
"The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't.
In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was.
The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.
"
you have inspired another person. im gonna go build right now!
Holy crap you drive a 4runner dude SWEET!!!
Which seen this vedio in 2021 😀 but I cryy when is see is struggle 😭😭 good job bro 👍🏻 🙏🏼
This looks like a film a student would make while thinking is would look very meaningful and cool.
slick folding wing , would like something like that myself
you are watching a master at work
I'm defiantly on a watch list.
0:28 Cool Peter!
I suppose this is what happens when you give Peter the time... lol Cheers Peter! great to see one of your crazy builds one more time in action!
Ed
That animation was sick
Excited for part 2! Love the folding wing mechanism.
From 3D printing through electronics to laser cuttings... You sure do lot's of stuff. Cool stuff!
I liked this mainly because I use to work on the launchers while in the army. :) 27e-35a FTW!
Peter has always been my favorite!
I want some of those! You never know when the neighbors will become a "problem."
Nice Tomahawk cruise missile Peter.
nice flipbook
Hello Peter -Great work as always! What restaurant do you work at? Looks like Asian food on the pictures in the background - made me hungry!
Why doesn't this channel have over a million subs because the content is so awesome.
So rad!
Nice job, Peter; very neatly executed. Something about it reminds me of something in my own hangar. Can't quite put my finger on it... ;)