Apple iPhone enters the Midnight Zone
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- Опубликовано: 30 ноя 2023
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The change in the sound of the phone during the test was really interesting.
You’ve earned a sub 😊 Been a diver for decades, so my interest is mostly in watching you crush (sorry, I mean test) dive watches/dive computers, but hell, anything is interesting to test!
I also love your presentation, showing the various depth zones is pretty neat, maybe tag some notable depths as they pass, ie deepest free dive (214m), deepest scuba dive (332.35m), Bismark wreck (4691m), Titanic (3800m), Challenger deep (10791m) etc etc…
One thing I’d like to see is a good slomo camera recording the failures/implosions, maybe that’s one for the future of this channel really takes off.
I hope this guy reaches over 1 million subs in the next year. I can't wait for more episodes.
It is interesting how the audio quality got better as the pressure increased. Very neat test, thanks for making this chamber and destroying things for us!
Hey! I said the same thing last episode!
Higher pressure allows sound to be louder since higher pressure leads to higher temperature. Higher temperature allows molecules to interact with each other faster, thus a louder (and more than likely faster) sound. Physics!
Also, at the start, the plastic bag enclosure acted as a buffer. Until the phone touched the water, it was muted by the bag.
You deserve a million subscribers, this channel is gonna blow up soon!
It will implode soon.
Hope this channel grows, like all these videos that have been posted so far, and looking for the next.
obviously at this stage you havent got many veiws being a brand new channel and all but these are some cool videos. Personally i'd love to hear more about your work with undersea cables.
You should test a Stretch Armstrong! I’m sure it would look pretty sweet when it’s smooshes, but I also want to see what it looks like when it decompresses
+1
So, was the iPhone cracked from the pressure or from the humor? The humor cracked me up. LOL!
This is my new favourite RUclips channel! I can't believe you dont have more subscribers, keep up the good work, hopefully it won't be long until it goes viral 😀
can't be the only one wondering what'll happen and how bad it might be for the battery to get angry in there. underwater metal fire at depth. hooboy.
Awesome video Jeff! And congrats on launching your own YT channel!
This channel will get huge. Watches with depth-claims will be a fav, Styrofoam cups will be a spectacular sight. Also, saturation divers find a bag of coffee becomes rock-solid until they open it (around 8 bar).
Guy in highschool: I don't need a new one, it still works
His phone: 5:09
First clip i saw was the beer bottle drop, next was the bubblie drop. Then pulled and viewed all your clips. Awesome giving a new insight into some of the science behind known and some unknowns. Im subscribed for life. You've go a wide open field with many possibilities with many of us along for the ride
This channel is awesome, thanks man. Also the iphone4s was an absolute tank of a phone. Loved that phone.
Very glad to have come across your channel, it’s definitely deserves millions of subs! 🎉
Thanks for watching!
enjoy very much,,look forward to other videos thanks
Great job, thanks for sharing 👍
you used William Hung. MY MAN. Righteous video, man. Fun content.
eta - You know that Hung has a christmas album too?
I think your really on to something here. Keep it up!
Thank you for the video!
Really surprised the case was reliable to such deep depths. Great channel! I like the way you think👍🏻
This is pretty fascinating! Thanks for showing us a very scale down version of what happened to those dudes, and that goofy boat that went down to look at the titanic.
Thank you for reminding me of William Hung. :'D
im subscriber 275, nice videos, keep it up!
You sir have earned my sub!
Love the dry humor!
11:36 it is wild how the fracture patterns are nearly identical
You're better than late night TV, which I never watch but I still have that opinion.
IP code indicates level of protection physical material (first digit) and the level against water contamination (second digit). The higher the numbers, the more protected, but more expensive and more difficult to fix.
Send your wrecked phone to Hugh Jeffreys.
He is a brilliant guy who repairs phones at the basic level
I'd like to see the results without using the plastic phone case. I think that the glass wouldn't rupture since water would likely flood the inside of the phone.
I'm suprised it failed so soon. I for sure expected it to make it further.
Most underrated channel
Sick video! The apple logo coming on screen was an interesting surprise.
Very cool channel.
I expect the moment the battery exploded, but it doesn’t happen 😂😂😂
Yea. That was my main concern with this test.
In five years I bet this channel has 1 million subs. I'm here at 2.5k 😅
i bet the phone stopped playing when it did cuz the pressure pushed the button with the square on it
Many youtubers collaborate these days. I'd love to good slow motion footage of an implosion. A collaboration between you and The Slo Mo Guys would be awesome.
I would like to see the pump and all the stuff behind the pressure chamber! What is the absolute deepest you can go? Could you try to crush a basseball/softball at the deppest setting?!?? :) Cheers very cool!!
Great videos. What depth does a 12V florescent bulb crush at? Useful to know if you want to make your own dive lights out of 12V florescent bulbs.
This channel will go far and I'm on the bus with a LIKE & Subscribe.
Such a shame that William Hung never did a cover of Under Pressure
Loos to me (as an armchair guess) that both phones shut down (and other things like volume being changed) is probably due to the buttons being depressed due to the flexible case being pressed in. Same reason for the screens failing a little later. But once the bag was compromised the screens stopped failing, probably due to the internal and external prussures being equalized. I wonder if there was any damage done to the lithium flat-pack cell getting a sudden shock from the pressure equalization when the bag failed.
good one. how about a thermometer for a future video? would that much pressure create a noticeable ammount of heat? I also suggest the testing of stuff thats supposed to tolerate high underwater pressures or testing them to the advertised pressure/depth. hopefully Rolex or Omega will sponsor one of your videos one day and send a watch to test.
Id like to see how or if modern everyday objects can withstand the pressure like the objects lying in Titanics Wreckage on the bottom of the north Atlantic. Titanics wreck is approx 12,500ft (3,800m) below the surface.
Don't worry.. I'm going to take you guys progressively deeper. A lot of interesting things happen under higher pressures which I want to capture on camera.
That little case worked surprisingly well. I was expecting it to fail around the 30-50m mark.
Remember being on a dive about 15 years ago only to hear my dive buddy's phone ringing. Can't have been deeper than 15 metres, he'd left it in his drysuit undersuit pocket.
At least it was a drysuit not a wetsuit
Thanks for sharing! I thought the higher frequency EM signals don't travel that far underwater. That's interesting to know.
@@TheDropzoneChannel Yeah, I doubt it would work today, this was back when phones operated on 2g, so the frequency was much lower, 900MHz at it's lowest (and some phones would just up the power and lower the frequency when a tower couldn't be detected) so that would definitely penetrate a few metres of water. As I said, it couldn't have been deeper than 15m, it was a wreck where the keel is about 15m deep, so we could have been 8-12m deep, maybe even shallower. 4g and 5g frequencies definitely wouldn't go that deep, but 2g would, just barely, enough to make a phone ring but probably not much else.
I did get taken on what was basically a 'ride along' on one of their (safe(r)) commercial dives (shallow depth, high tidal currents, but flowing inland rather than out to sea (so if I got out of the area of the structure and caught by the current, it wouldn't be a huge search and rescue operation, just a move the boat over to me and yell at me for a bit) and a commercial diver and DM watching over me like a hawk) and we used half head helmets and two way radios for that. I didn't get a good look at the transmitter on the RIB (Zodiac) though there wasn't a huge antenna and everything fitted to us was fairly compact which means it probably used VHF if not UHF, (I was told to not to speak unless it was an emergency and just listen), though radios do work underwater, but there was a fair amount of distortion at the 15 or so metres we went down to (which is why I was told to not speak unless I was in trouble as even though it was a safer commercial dive, I was the dead weight so to speak and one diver was almost entirely working on keeping an eye on me) so we could check on some cables near a generator. I've no idea if doing such a dive would even be possible with today's safety regulations, though after asking if I could tag along I was just told something along the lines of "Yes, so long as you don't ass around and do exactly what you're told to do"
tl;dr is that those radio frequencies may penetrate water to that depth, water doesn't block it out like a perfect shield, just causes losses, I assume there was a tower near to where we were diving and the lower 2g frequencies helped with it too, we may have been shallower than I remember though it was still >5m underwater, maybe double that or more. I wish I'd logged the depth at the time, but it was a bit of a wtf moment and I was 17.
I wish I'd gone into a diving career, but got run over not long after that, which kind of knocked me off peak physical performance.
Sorry to hear that... I've worked with commercial divers before on many projects. It's definitely a very exciting but high risk career choice. Like you said, you need to be at your peak, mentally and physically. They're in a totally different league. @@daviddavidson2357
Whaaaat….Since when has Rick Rolling been banned? Who by? Surely not RA himself, he’s always been good with the fun! Interesting vid as always..TY👍
the slow mo guys would love to catch some footage of things that go pop !
Keep making videos mate, and your channel will explode. Keep imploding cool things and you'll be able to quit your day job and be a RUclips Star.
I'm actually just trying to satisfy my own curiosity and hopefully everyone else's while I'm at it. Let me know you have anything in mind you want me to test out. Cheers!
@@TheDropzoneChannel Ok, I got a list:
1. Lightbulbs...Different types...if you could rig a waterproof battery system so they could run until implosion...that would be cool...some of the smaller, thicker bulbs might last a while. (Guess)
2. Small air flask, something that will squish when the pressure hits it. If you could pressurize the inside of the flask to a couple atmospheres, that might prove exciting when it pops.
3. Aluminum foil squished into a ball...not super compressed but in a ball and see if it reduces in size under pressure, and more interestingly, if it expands afterwards.
4. Something organic, like an apple, or an orange. Grapefruit might be impressive...you could do 2 or 3 maybe more vids on fruit alone. LOL
5. Sponge...the natural ones and a synthetic one. Bet you they might compress interestingly (The natural ones for sure).
6. Ice cube? How much pressure could an ice cube take before it shatters...they are fairly dense...that might be interesting.
These are just the ones off the top of my head...the ones that squish impressively or explode will be more popular.
Good Luck :)
Thanks for your suggestions! I have most of them on the list already except the flask which is a cool idea. The sponge is an open structure so nothing should happen to it but I might do an open cell vs close cell foam comparison. @@lonl123
@@TheDropzoneChannel This is a kind of morbid one...but if you could find or make a metal model of the Titan submersible that could hold air, I think people would be ridiculously interested in that. The Implosion simulation videos on the Tube have Millions of views. I know that's pretty dark, but well...were curious hairless apes. :)
A new iPhone 4S…. New you say…. LOL
DC: "my phone got immersed in water. It was fine when It went in but now it doesn't work. Can you fix it?"
Phone repair guy: "Probably just needs drying out"
3 minutes later
Phone repair guy :"exactly how deep was the water?"
DC: "yes"
Good Video
Videonya hebat, menerangkan segala-galanya dengan tenang dan perincian yang hebat
Like the experiment. You could do a fast forward for the part before anything happens so that your video can be short. A short video will get more click rate.
Thanks! Yeah, I think I'll end up doing that for most objects.
I'm not sure that the screen going off was the point it failed (electronically). It looked to me like the case squeezed the buttons on the sides and possibly turned it off. You can see the volume going down in the second video.
That was my thought too...that and/or did a button hard reset.
Suggestions:
plastic bottle
aluminum can
compact disc
ballpoint pen
camera
TV remote
How about an oil filled watch? I can send one. It’s just a cheap Casio MR200H. Would be interesting to see what depth it could handle when oil filled.
Thanks for the offer! It's funny that you mentioned that because another viewer just sent me their hydro modded G-Shock GA2100 to test it out. It's currently on its way. I'm curious to see what happens.
That will be cool!
It might be dull, but I wonder how an unopened water bottle would behave. I assume that the cap would pop before anything fun happened.
I don't think that iPhone is talking to u anymore lol
That was interesting. Have you tried a crushing a unopened coke can?
Have you turned it off and on again? If not try a factory reset. If that doesn't work, you better book an appointment at the Apple store
i would like to see a lithium battery fully charged either cylindrical or pouch
that would be awesome
Quick, place in dry rice…
i wonder what a repair shop would say if you sent it in claiming water damage 😹
very cool idea to have it play something while increasing the pressure - though i'd personally have gone with "staying alive" :D
Its just like the hydraulic press channel but its a different way of crushing things.... 2 years and its on 4 million subscribers
After watching (no pun intended) the watch drop i was expecting a light show but was lights out really. Kinda interested what the pressures affected exactly
Yeti tumbler vs cheap tumbler. Orbeez dry to see if they absorb water faster, and then presoaked just to see what happens.
How about Yeti vs Hydro Flask?
@@TheDropzoneChannel I like it
It's in the hopper. Going to compare an 18 oz versus an 18 oz so it's a fair comparison. @@fatthor2117
With Stanley tumblers, being so popular right now and trendy, you should do that versus yeti. Since they are double wall vacuum sealed.
the music playing on the phone was a nice touch. haha i guess the bag wasnt rated for 6k meters, safe to say now.
any chance we could see:
-a dog toy
-can of beans
-sun screen
-snowglobe
-basically anything you can by in a dollar store
-different candies
thanks the great work. the video is lots of fun
Thanks! Those are on the list. For candies I was going to do skittles and m&ms to test out the macro lens and maybe a jawbreaker
I look forward to it. Your channel is gonna explode bro. Keep up the great work!@@TheDropzoneChannel
I wonder if it would have shattered if it were not in the case?
Astonished that such an amazing channel only has a handful of subscribers.
Also a pop can would be interesting to see. You already did a beer bottle; it would be fun to compare glass to aluminum (or plastic! )
Edit- for Easter you should do some peeps. 😂
Thanks! I'll add peeps to the list. Coke pop can vs plastic bottle vs classic glass bottle?
@@TheDropzoneChannel assuming the can survives, a taste test would be appreciated!
If you want to break your pressure chamber, put a Nokia phone in it. iPhone. Pfft.
I wonder.. If you'd drop the phone without cover, allowing the water to creep in and equalize the pressure, down to, say 1500m. Would anything crack? And what repaires would it need apart for the battery?..
If it's a sealed phone, something is going to give... Any circuit board that gets submerged in saltwater is pretty much toast unless there is a protective coating on the board itself.
How about a pace maker 😂
I think it was that generation of iPhone that was bending from people sticking them in their back pockets.
Did this one suffer from.... the bends? :D
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A soda can unopened
😊
At least Apple got it out at the end who their brand is before it died.
I think it was programmed that way.
Soda can next?
10:15 damaged battery
For the Algo ;)
Ditto! With words attached.
Did you have the Verizon insurance?
👍🐿😎
Try an old Nokia lol
Sure! Which model?
I request a test. Can you tenderize a steak by dropping it in the deep ocean?
I was thinking its probably best to avoid putting meat into it but you might be onto something.
I not only Subscribed, I ordered a William Hung CD. Talk to me, baby.
Who said rickrolling isnt allowed anymore?! RUclips? Los bastardos!
Deep ocean and deep ocean chamber is 2 completely different things. Stop trynna clickbait
Thanks! Point taken.
@@TheDropzoneChannelthx for admitting that
How do you think they're gonna get a camera man down in the mightnight zone of the ocean anyways?
I guess I could charter a deep ocean research vessel and go for a sail out to the middle of the ocean but I'm not sure if the economics would work out@@julienweems6166
Lol. Yes, they very obviously are different. However, what happens in a pressure chamber is exactly what would happen under the waves. What do you expect the guy to do? These videos aren't clickbait.
Closed Captioning would be helpful.
Thanks.