Collecting Worms with Electricity

[@wackaflacka548]

Godzilla with Matthew Broderick flashback

[@John-rw2zf]

You just need to run a water sprinkler on the ground for a few minutes first. The water acts as a conductor. Turn the water off before using the charger and don't stand anywhere near the wet ground or you will get a shock. The water in the ground will act like a conductor. If you tried to do this on very dry ground it likely would not work at all. It requires some moisture to work well. You should know that playing with electricity and water is a very dangerous safety hazard. I do not recommend it.

[@menudo666]

Yeah, the ground was moist but not wet enough. In addition to that, I only used a 12 volt chord. Gonna do a part 2

[@allywilkeforsenate]

Rods need to be deeper.

[@menudo666]

@@allywilkeforsenate lots of fails on this one..lll

[@harrydo4200]

use a defibrillator

[@11304800]

I hate it when people steal other people ideas --and claim them for their own.

[@Cr8MyLuck]

How else do you pass knowledge when other wise people not knowing that party would be able to learn.?

[@menudo666]

Huh? I didn't claim anything. I said my grandfather taught me. He was like 100 so I definitely didn't think of it and neither did my grandfather and no one claimed so?

[@menudo666]

@ZEROxDEADDEAD huh? I'm confused

[@allkindsofoutdooractivities]

He was probably using higher voltage. That’s about 5 volts going in. Good video!

[@menudo666]

Ok,.so he was probably using 220V and soaked the ground. That's the problem. New video to follow

[@wackaflacka548]

try using some much longer metal rods too

[@aladrasullivan9018]

Copper rods work best,that metal in the screwdrivers isn't a good conductor