+SmarterEveryDay Hehe! Well that's how we all learn, isn't it?! I still have all my "Educational Scars"! On a side note, I was joking, you're the best!
@@hiidenkiuas I totally forgot I commented this LOL It's like the kit is showing light to the Sun. The Sun, obviously, is Mehdi. But, yeah. You can say the response is too humble to be a troll but meh
@@ayne0735 Bruhhh... Whaaa-- How could you possibly deduce that but not win any Nobel!? To get to that conclusion, you have to couple the wavefunction of each electron in my system, take into account, the rate of loss of electrons due to shedding of skin cells, hair, fecal matter and what not, and also the electrons involved in the body growth, blood cell production and what not, couple/decouple them as a function of time. Besides, you have to design a basic model of my response to the universe, verify it with my behavioral psychology and keep iterating it; and then find the wavefunction of that too. Then comes the near impossible. You have to find the relation between your draft model and the final wavefunction, both of which keep varying perpetually. The relation should have a stabilization factor to synchronise the changes that both the wavefunctions undergo. After establishing that, you have to formulate an operator that gives the eigenvalues of dumbness. Then, operate it on the wavefunction. Then, the final step (probably (no pun intended)), is to reduce the uncertainty. I could be wrong, but, damn, you should be winning more than one Nobel for this! Cruel world, eh? So many bullies, ignoramuses. Or maybe you're too judgemental and you suck at that. Anyways, humanity is dead. No doubt about that.
I always love your content. Appreciate the run down- and look forward to more content! Boy, would love one of those kits (obligatory poorly placed needy comment)
How dare you disrespecting the beautiful and mysterious art of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING?! As a mechanical engineer I could burn and electrocute myself at least as good as you do my good sir!
I was always told that mechanical engineers are primarily experts in crushing, impalement, and being launched unexpectedly into the ionosphere. Interesting how much the skillsets overlap. You learn something new every day!
One trick I use when soldering, even small compentents, even though with the smaller components it doesn't make too much of a difference, is to cut the legs before soldering as they can act as a heatsink. This trick is better used with bigger components. Absolutely loving this channel! Funny and weirdly informative at the same time.
The maths used in both fields are similar. People often use mechanical systems as analogies for electrical circuits when they're teaching electrical engineering. mass - inductance stiffness - capacitance (1/C to be exact) damping - resistance displacement - charge force - voltage
This video made me miss my kit assembly days, I used to work in an electronics retail store, and often people would pay to have kits assembled for them. We sold a lot of practical kits, like amplifiers, diagnostic tools like spectrum analysers/tone generators/et al, that were cheaper alternatives to pre-built items, even with the assembly cost added. I got to assemble about 4-5 kits a month, and it was the most enjoyable part of my job.
When i worked in aerospace as an avionics tech, we were taught to solder at a much lower temp mainly to avoid overheating the contact pads. Most solder will melt at ~180'c so we soldered at around 200'c. Also use isopropyl alcohol as it leaves no residue.
I've been longing to make a tesla coil for ages! Having to do the windings was the biggest thing putting me off. I'm glad there is a kit with the windings already done!
Okay so first of all I absolutely love your videos. You're somehow able to combine science, comedy, and a little bit of chaos all into your videos. I know this sounds silly, but I'm legitimately working on the idea of a Nikola Tesla musical, as Nikola Tesla is one of my scientific heroes. In fact one of the songs I'm currently messing with would actually be played with Tesla coils. It would be amazing to have a Tesla coil of my own for musical reason and just the pure awesomeness of having a frickin' Tesla coil. It doesn't really get much cooler that making music with miniature bolts of lightning- if I could have a Tesla coil that would honestly make my year. I know there are thousands of comments but I appreciate you reading this if you do- Continue to be educational, hilarious, and just all around awesome!
restcure pretty sure mehdi doesn't even read this shit and selects comments randomly. So all these sob stories people write thinking he'll read it and pick them is pretty funny to see lol
"Shit, If I survive this kit I will give away 4 of these" 😁😁😁 Everytime you post new videos I get happy that you are still alive bro. May you live live many fruitful years to create these funny and educational videos. Rock on!
I would love one of those kits. Your experience winding the secondary put me right off doing it myself :) Would be a great project to do with my teenage daughter.
Thanks for your humorous and instructive videos. Here are a few constructive comments on soldering techniques: - Your soldering iron temperature is way too hot and it shows, you burn off the flux, which is not what you want. 360C is about right for that kind of work. - You waste your time pre-heating with the iron tip but without solder. Not much heat will transfer, and it can actually damage the pad due to excessive mechanical force. Just apply some solder to the tip, the lead and the pad simultaneously, and see how fast and gentle everything happens. - You do not seem to leave enough time for the solder to flow into the via holes. You will be able to see that capilarity suction action if you give it enough time, like one more second. - Acetone is way too harsh for cleaning. Isopropanol (friction rub alcohol), and a tootbrush will do the job in a safer and more environmentally nice way. Thanks, and keep up entertaining!
+ElectroBOOM, realy good job. Although I usualy leave few millimiter of leads on these type of caps so that solder can flow through plated holes, it is a really good indicator of good solder job if you can see nice fillet on other side of the board as well. Although NASA standard would also ask you to tin the ends of legs you cut so they don't corrode. And I prefer isopropil alcohol for cleaning PCB, removes rosin-based fluxes much better, and is very volatile as well.
I am an engineering student from india... Your are Awesome.. whenever i come to your videos, I really learn so many things. I am your hugefan... You make the things interesting... 😍😍😍😍😍
7:46 Tzh !!! I can do that in with one movement in less than a second. I worked as PCB assembler. I quit because I hated the music they played at the factory.
he almost did one xD and it was for entertainment rather than actually building,i mean who covers a car tire compessor in got glue to make it suck in 1 direction so that he can harness it :D
Tip : You should cut the component legs first before soldering them. This way you are sure no copper is exposed to the environment. The legs are tinned copper, when you cut them you expose copper to the air, by soldering them after you cut them the solder covers this copper. Resulting in better long term reliability, especially in moist(humid)/salty environments (e.g. seaside). Check it out with a microscope, the pinching action of the wire cutters hides this a bit, but surely enough you'll discover exposed copper. Best Regards. EE.
It is easier this way for someone not so well taught in the field, but he should at least reheat the solder after cutting the legs, or else he will have one cold joint after another.
Oh, a tesla coil would be very nice! I could place it in my room and watch the sparks, while listening to music. Futhermore to convince you, that I earn one (just kidding), I'm 17 and really interested in electronics. So keep doing your great work ✌
The legend is printed using silk screen. Strangely a similar process is used to create surface mount solder pads using paste. I used to operate one of those pasting machines while working in a motherboard factory, when not working on QC
I usually bend legs to hold things in place too, but Big Clive mentioned that doing so makes it harder to replace components later if needed; he uses some electrical tape to hold components in place!
Why do I imagine that one of the giveaway winners was a 9 year old that just came on the channel for the first time, got lucky and then sold the kit he won because his mom wouldn't buy him a soldering iron/let him assemble it because "it's dangerous"
Another great video. I totally need one of those Tesla Coils. I have tons of beautiful death metal to play through it. Also any man who solders on his PCB at 480 degrees is well worth my support on Patreon. :)
I am also a Mechanical Engineer, and every time some relative asks for help, its just some really simple assembly. Anyone could do it, but shhh, we get some money for looking cool and saying some fancy words doing it ^^
Excellent my friend. I'd love to have a small musical Tesla coil to help me and my son learn and make experiments together unfortunately it's not in my budget for now ...
I concur good sir, you are simply the best. For what it's worth, I've fried my IGBTs several times in typical ElectroBOOM style.
+SmarterEveryDay Hehe! Well that's how we all learn, isn't it?! I still have all my "Educational Scars"! On a side note, I was joking, you're the best!
SmarterEveryDay ElectroBOOM you are both the best
In all honesty, the eyebrow caterpillar crawl gives him the one up.
+SmarterEveryDay You've fried your LGBTs?
Just came to the comment section to look for Destin's Comment :D you both are great.
ElectroCUTE is getting really good at the piano!
what is that piece she is playing??
idk
Sarbartha Das ,
Darude - Sandstorm
I just get the electrocute joke now.. omg.. Shocked to death...
@JimmyTrpcev Productions You just gotta keep at it! Sucking at something is the first step in being good at somethin!
08:52 "Anyone can do Mechanical Engineering"
-Mehdi Sadaghdar
Mehdichanical "Engineering"
@@julian5857 Please post this as a joke on his Sub-reddit.
*reads outloud*: Welcome to the world of high voltage.
*grins* Mate, I've been there for a while.
That troll though😂
@@user-sk5dy2ir5u this commenter is just too dumb
Just because its scripted doesent make it trolling n00b. Or clickbait
It's a bit like those old Commodore computers that said "Welcome to the world of friendly computing" when you opened it
@@hiidenkiuas I totally forgot I commented this LOL
It's like the kit is showing light to the Sun. The Sun, obviously, is Mehdi. But, yeah. You can say the response is too humble to be a troll but meh
@@ayne0735 Bruhhh... Whaaa-- How could you possibly deduce that but not win any Nobel!? To get to that conclusion, you have to couple the wavefunction of each electron in my system, take into account, the rate of loss of electrons due to shedding of skin cells, hair, fecal matter and what not, and also the electrons involved in the body growth, blood cell production and what not, couple/decouple them as a function of time.
Besides, you have to design a basic model of my response to the universe, verify it with my behavioral psychology and keep iterating it; and then find the wavefunction of that too.
Then comes the near impossible. You have to find the relation between your draft model and the final wavefunction, both of which keep varying perpetually. The relation should have a stabilization factor to synchronise the changes that both the wavefunctions undergo.
After establishing that, you have to formulate an operator that gives the eigenvalues of dumbness. Then, operate it on the wavefunction.
Then, the final step (probably (no pun intended)), is to reduce the uncertainty.
I could be wrong, but, damn, you should be winning more than one Nobel for this!
Cruel world, eh? So many bullies, ignoramuses.
Or maybe you're too judgemental and you suck at that.
Anyways, humanity is dead. No doubt about that.
I always love your content. Appreciate the run down- and look forward to more content! Boy, would love one of those kits (obligatory poorly placed needy comment)
hey jake !
Kinda surprised there is only one comment which is like that 1 year ago, great vids tho, keep it up :D
"I don't recommend that you wear the shirt in the airport.I get enough attention just walking in the streets." LOL
How dare you disrespecting the beautiful and mysterious art of MECHANICAL ENGINEERING?! As a mechanical engineer I could burn and electrocute myself at least as good as you do my good sir!
I was always told that mechanical engineers are primarily experts in crushing, impalement, and being launched unexpectedly into the ionosphere. Interesting how much the skillsets overlap. You learn something new every day!
SquigglesZero Yes! I am a mechanical engineering student and i find that offensive!!!
SquigglesZero triggered huh?
"Pi equals 3" -- Every mechanical engineer ever
3.141592653, my calculator in college stopped there.
One trick I use when soldering, even small compentents, even though with the smaller components it doesn't make too much of a difference, is to cut the legs before soldering as they can act as a heatsink. This trick is better used with bigger components. Absolutely loving this channel! Funny and weirdly informative at the same time.
1:23
Sometimes he is in the world of high voltage, sometimes the high voltage is in him.
Calthecool true
Kinky 😏🤣
I'm a mechanical engineer and I laughed on the floor about teaching mechanical engineering in colleges.
Classic engineering rivalry.
lmao. had to stop the video and just laugh for a bit at that. Great times.
Wait, you get a degree in ME for solving puzzles at kindergarden?:P
The maths used in both fields are similar. People often use mechanical systems as analogies for electrical circuits when they're teaching electrical engineering.
mass - inductance
stiffness - capacitance (1/C to be exact)
damping - resistance
displacement - charge
force - voltage
Στέλιος/Stelios Αρβανίτης/Arvanetes actually I got a degree in ME by solving puzzles in the young adulthood hahahaha
..and i am here, reading my ass off to be an Electrical engineer.;p
This video made me miss my kit assembly days, I used to work in an electronics retail store, and often people would pay to have kits assembled for them. We sold a lot of practical kits, like amplifiers, diagnostic tools like spectrum analysers/tone generators/et al, that were cheaper alternatives to pre-built items, even with the assembly cost added. I got to assemble about 4-5 kits a month, and it was the most enjoyable part of my job.
Damn it! 😂😂😂 "I already get enough strange looks walking down the street"
Ahhh!! I see you stole your daughter's toothbrush after she broke yours to make a robot.
@Kenny Allen haha emojeh funi
*squidward laugh*
@@MrBigGuy1977 jewls lauth eheheehheheh
Anyone can do mechanical engineering if you have done puzzles as a kid at least once... SAVAGE !!
0:51 this changes my knowledges about mythology
Headphones banned, boom box banned, speakers banned, air pods banned... Ah... Looks like Tesla coils aren't on the list of being banned at school
When i worked in aerospace as an avionics tech, we were taught to solder at a much lower temp mainly to avoid overheating the contact pads. Most solder will melt at ~180'c so we soldered at around 200'c. Also use isopropyl alcohol as it leaves no residue.
The pins jumping around is one of the best parts 😂😂
Until they end up in your foot a week later.
First recorded dab in history 0:56, on the left.
Anonymous Penguin XD
And I shall calleth this the “Dab”
*The Dab*
No
@@Axxetto, Known as "THE Dab."
"If you scratch the surface you can break it"
*Proceeds to measure it with a sharp pointed metal object*
i saw him do that and said out loud "oh my god hes going to ruin the coil no"
I've been longing to make a tesla coil for ages! Having to do the windings was the biggest thing putting me off. I'm glad there is a kit with the windings already done!
3:06 FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER?
Iyes it is 😃😃😃😃
Foooool bridge rectifier
l0jzek1 FOOL BRIDGE WRECKED THE FIRE!
I mean: FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER!
I can't work on anything or look at a circuit diagram with without saying it in that voice any more.
9:07 Hahaa, the interrupter is done and you all doubted me!
I'm dying :'DD
Your combination of sound advice and humour is simply the best.
8:52 "Anyone can do mechanical engineering if you have done puzzles as a kid at least once." LOLOLOLOL!!!!
GIMME DAT SPARKLY COPPER THUNDER MUSHROOM
...9:08 its not the question that you can assemble it,
it more like how many shocks you will recive till you done! :D
Lol, I spent so much time over the past month looking up soldering tips for a project. 6:40 gave the best advice i've heard yet.
0:37 eine kleine nachtmusik made my day😍😍
Okay so first of all I absolutely love your videos. You're somehow able to combine science, comedy, and a little bit of chaos all into your videos. I know this sounds silly, but I'm legitimately working on the idea of a Nikola Tesla musical, as Nikola Tesla is one of my scientific heroes. In fact one of the songs I'm currently messing with would actually be played with Tesla coils. It would be amazing to have a Tesla coil of my own for musical reason and just the pure awesomeness of having a frickin' Tesla coil. It doesn't really get much cooler that making music with miniature bolts of lightning- if I could have a Tesla coil that would honestly make my year. I know there are thousands of comments but I appreciate you reading this if you do- Continue to be educational, hilarious, and just all around awesome!
Gabriel DeGuire so why not build one like he did to play music on. It's not that complicated
Jesus shut the fuck up lol buy one if you want it so bad you cheap ass
What's WRONG, guys? Can't think of a better giveaway entry? Git eloquent, scrubs!
restcure pretty sure mehdi doesn't even read this shit and selects comments randomly. So all these sob stories people write thinking he'll read it and pick them is pretty funny to see lol
He just uses a random generator like he did in the last giveaway. Still funny to see these probably fake stories though.
LOL. You can just buy ALL the "replacement parts" for the OneTesla TS for *HALF* the price of the kit.
Get 50% off before they realize their mistake!
Lmao
Thanks to my comment, they increased the prices on the replacement parts.
But then, don't you have to do those thousands of winds yourself?!?
@David Daivdson yeah
“According to stories, Zeus used lightning bolts to play death metal music in his fancy parties.”
Lmao
Did Zeus even like death metal?
I'm just getting into electronics and would love to build one of these . awesome videos man!!
The dig at MEs had me rolling on the floor.
normal people: *uses bluetooth speaker*
me: *Tesla coil*
0:45
Just started watching your videos like two days ago and they’re already the best things I’ve ever seen
I like your version of greek mythology.
Also. METAL PLAYED ON THE THUNDER ITSELF.
Just imagine hearing Infant Annihilator from the sky while a thunderstorm is going on
“Welcome to the world of high voltage”
“Hey mate, I’ve been there for a while”
😂😂😁
Love your videos! Im studying microsystemstechnology in germany and learned a lot obly by watching your vids, great job!
"Shit, If I survive this kit I will give away 4 of these" 😁😁😁
Everytime you post new videos I get happy that you are still alive bro.
May you live live many fruitful years to create these funny and educational videos.
Rock on!
I would love one of those kits. Your experience winding the secondary put me right off doing it myself :) Would be a great project to do with my teenage daughter.
Everytime he takes a while to upload I always think he accidentally killed him self 😂
"Piano: Electrocute"
"Who?" *search youtube* "oh wow, she's got her own channel! ^^"
I couldn't find it :(
That soldering tip was actually really helpful
Wow can't wait until part 2 next year
Thanks for your humorous and instructive videos.
Here are a few constructive comments on soldering techniques:
- Your soldering iron temperature is way too hot and it shows, you burn off the flux, which is not what you want. 360C is about right for that kind of work.
- You waste your time pre-heating with the iron tip but without solder. Not much heat will transfer, and it can actually damage the pad due to excessive mechanical force. Just apply some solder to the tip, the lead and the pad simultaneously, and see how fast and gentle everything happens.
- You do not seem to leave enough time for the solder to flow into the via holes. You will be able to see that capilarity suction action if you give it enough time, like one more second.
- Acetone is way too harsh for cleaning. Isopropanol (friction rub alcohol), and a tootbrush will do the job in a safer and more environmentally nice way.
Thanks, and keep up entertaining!
+ElectroBOOM, realy good job. Although I usualy leave few millimiter of leads on these type of caps so that solder can flow through plated holes, it is a really good indicator of good solder job if you can see nice fillet on other side of the board as well. Although NASA standard would also ask you to tin the ends of legs you cut so they don't corrode. And I prefer isopropil alcohol for cleaning PCB, removes rosin-based fluxes much better, and is very volatile as well.
Your videos help me smile a bit trough my depression
You are one of a kind!!!!!!!! Laughing, and learning. What could be better?
Thumbs up just for the mythology lesson!!lol!
7:58 "Icy Suckets" xD
Wife is an electroneurophysiologist, she loves all your vids since she shocks people for a living.
I am an engineering student from india... Your are Awesome.. whenever i come to your videos, I really learn so many things. I am your hugefan... You make the things interesting... 😍😍😍😍😍
7:46 Tzh !!! I can do that in with one movement in less than a second.
I worked as PCB assembler.
I quit because I hated the music they played at the factory.
Haha
I’m an amateur when it comes to this stuff, so seeing your tips on soldering was cool and interesting.
Nice! Cody brought me here and you just got a new sub!
Can't wait to see it in action with your antics
8:37 is that, ElectroCUTE's toothbrush??
this man is awesome and funny and a GENIUS
Just bought the T-Shirt. I had always hoped you would make a shirt out of the FULL BRIDGE RECTIFIER. Can't wait to get it. :D Thanks Mehdi
It hardly didn’t surprise me that ELECTROCUTE plays piano, but the level she plays those ivory ticklers is just amazingly talented 👌
Bug f**ker I mean zapper
Blu *butt
*makes joke about mechanical engineering*
*completely fails at making a simple vacuum chamber*
he almost did one xD and it was for entertainment rather than actually building,i mean who covers a car tire compessor in got glue to make it suck in 1 direction so that he can harness it :D
No a stupid spotted
Arthur Marques It was a joke you baby.
@@DrOctatonic it was a joke you dumbass
I really enjoy all your productions, more than one belly laugh per show; thanks.
My new favourite channel
Tip : You should cut the component legs first before soldering them. This way you are sure no copper is exposed to the environment. The legs are tinned copper, when you cut them you expose copper to the air, by soldering them after you cut them the solder covers this copper. Resulting in better long term reliability, especially in moist(humid)/salty environments (e.g. seaside). Check it out with a microscope, the pinching action of the wire cutters hides this a bit, but surely enough you'll discover exposed copper. Best Regards. EE.
It is easier this way for someone not so well taught in the field, but he should at least reheat the solder after cutting the legs, or else he will have one cold joint after another.
I've tried surface mounting soldering... yeah I lost that motherboard
Love u very much
Dont ever change the way you make your videos
It would be fun for me and my kids to practice soldering and you can't get any cooler loudspeaker than this. Fits perfect in our nerdcorner
Oh, a tesla coil would be very nice! I could place it in my room and watch the sparks, while listening to music. Futhermore to convince you, that I earn one (just kidding), I'm 17 and really interested in electronics. So keep doing your great work ✌
As a mechanical engineer I would like to say...
Hi
Hii are u active ? 😁😂
I love how little amount of chill you have in these videos 😂
I learned how to solder because of this video, which is good because I have some repairs I need to do.
3:08 You know what that is dontcha!
3:55
My, what a reflective surface you have there...
The legend is printed using silk screen. Strangely a similar process is used to create surface mount solder pads using paste. I used to operate one of those pasting machines while working in a motherboard factory, when not working on QC
I get anxiety whenever ElectroBoom holds an equipment.
Soldering in integrated circuit is better than lego
"welcome to the world high voltage"
"mate I've been there for a while"
I usually bend legs to hold things in place too, but Big Clive mentioned that doing so makes it harder to replace components later if needed; he uses some electrical tape to hold components in place!
Your videos are almost as good as Zack Anner's but he doesn't give away free stuff. That makes you the best.
*FULL BRIDGE REc....*
No?
Ok, *GIMME DA ...*
Ok I'll leave
9:21 xD
the crack about not wearing the shirt while middle eastern killed me lmao
Why do I imagine that one of the giveaway winners was a 9 year old that just came on the channel for the first time, got lucky and then sold the kit he won because his mom wouldn't buy him a soldering iron/let him assemble it because "it's dangerous"
8:25, 9:03 F**K YEAH!!
3:55 dat reflection of "boom"... beautiful
You mean to say, his table had a "BOOW" logo on it.
Nice video about soldering components on a pcb and building things. I ll be wait for the part 2.
Another great video. I totally need one of those Tesla Coils. I have tons of beautiful death metal to play through it. Also any man who solders on his PCB at 480 degrees is well worth my support on Patreon. :)
Hi random person scrolling down the comments
ANYONE
I wanna be a human 😭😭😭😭😭
Hello
Im a mechanical Engineer and Im offended :(
I am also a Mechanical Engineer, and every time some relative asks for help, its just some really simple assembly. Anyone could do it, but shhh, we get some money for looking cool and saying some fancy words doing it ^^
And get some "Stress Relief"
I am a mechanical engineer and its not always about assembling, in fact Assembling is a tiny portion of the very vast field
Ali durrani
Sometimes we disassemble!
Im studying mech engineering and I have no idea what is waiting for me
Excellent my friend. I'd love to have a small musical Tesla coil to help me and my son learn and make experiments together unfortunately it's not in my budget for now ...
Welcome to the world of high voltage.
*MAN I,VE BEEN THERE FOR A WHILE*
He's the coolest iranian guy i EVER knew!
@WhistlerXPWhistler7 he is iranian canadian
He’s from Iran but he lives in Canada, it’s not that hard
0:02 SSTCD
Also, beatboxing brows are breathtaking.
Tesla coils, so much time since I discovered them and they still amaze me
I wanted to buy one until I saw that they cost over 400 dollars....
GIMME DA ZAPPER
Your videos are great, I just started learning about electronic hardware with your videos I get to learn and laugh, keep them coming.