When he talked about primitive technology how to start a light towards the end I got an image of him as a caveman trying to rub two fluorescent lights together in order to start a fire.
Mechanical Engineering technician, we do our fare share of electrical in industrial applications. But the comment I posted had nothing to do with the level of experience he has or the level experience you don't have. It was just pointing out how funny that scene was
He knows how a fluorescent tube works, his way of teaching is the best way anyone could teach and that is through trial and error. He shows you how a person starting from scratch would think, and how you'd slowly start piecing the clues together. He shows you what you would/could do wrong and how he does it first so you don't make that mistake too. This is the best form of teaching and I can assure you he's the best in the field when it comes to make educational content entertaining as well. Cheers Mehdi
Exactly, even as someone who has only a rudimentary understanding of electrical engineering, I can see just how brilliant Mehdi’s style of teaching is.
This is the best way to learn. It’s often more important to understand what DOESN’T work (and why) than only understanding what DOES work. This applies to everything, especially in learning STEM.
Anyone notice English sub at 8:42? Nation Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed.
At 8:43 turn on English captions National Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed
"It even has the circuit drawn on the label, see?" No, Mehdi, we dont see it But i like the video, you explaining these everyday electronics is actually pretty entertaining to watch
We didn't see the circuit because it was out of focus. AvE has a technique for getting the camera to focus close. He says the magic words, "Focus you f---!"
Thanks Mehdi. I was a fan of yours since my first year in trade school (electronics repair). Now I work as a serviceman for a company and I know how CFLs work thanks to this video alone and it helps me every day for the past month.
Despite the fact that you need only one singular blinking light bulb to make all of them blink. Instead of just borrowing a singular blinking lightbulb from family/friends/neighbors your granddad decided to create fire hazard. Admirable
@@wiktorszymczak4760 I cannot think of any risks of using a factory-made incandescent light ballast. Did they make special blinking lights in the 70s? Were those reliable?
darius2640 maybe Mehdi looks like a cave man maybe he faillissement always thé experiment at first try but he knows this stuff he just need to focus + when he fails he makes me laughing sorry Mehdi but that's me don't think i hate you in fact i like you you do stuff i wanna try and now i don't have to couse you do it so thanks
(subtitles) 8:47 - National Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed. LOL
You save me time for reading 28 pages in wiki for Florescent lamp topic and learning the principle in just 10 minutes. Thank for you great works (also very entertainment too)
The purpose of the filaments at the end is not to vaporize the mercury. The Hg is already in gaseous form. The pressure inside is pretty low. You can immediatly turn the tube on by using a tesla coil like you did or putting it in a microwave oven. You can also use a neon transformer (15 kV). The purpose of the filaments is to lower the voltage requirement across the bulb by using THERMOIONIC emission effect which means that when you heat a metal, it kicks off electrons. The filaments are coated with a material that emits a lot of electrons. I think it is ThO2 (A white powder). The voltage requirement across the tube is something like 93 V for a 40 W bulb once the tube is on. The startup voltage is 400 to 600 V. PS: keep in mind that the tube contains Hg. Don't throw them in the garbage.
@Heads Mess It pollutes the environment. The amount of Hg in the atmosphere keeps going up, although it is a very small amount. Once you lose it to the atmosphere, there is no easy way to get it back. From what I hear, each tube, which is about 2 m long, contains about 15 to 20 mg. Breaking 680 to 906 tubes gives you 1 cm3 of liquid Hg. //Edit: PharmaGiles is correct. My math is off. It isn't 50 to 70 tubes but more like 680 to 906 tubes.
@@ckyliu considering the video stars his daughter and he's talking about the sun the moon beautiful even more beautiful oh oh oh yeah? I hope that was drugs.
I can't believe it's been a year since I first watched this episode. And I still admire your teaching technique. It's like, " let's discover this thing together." Brilliant. You keep teaching and I'll keep watching. Prommis. The only important thing you left out was the inventor. A man I respect and honor. Nikola Tesla.
Is it me or anyone else observed the clock behind mehdi too. It’s took him 5 hours to make this video and he compressed it to 10 min for us. This is fabulous hard work mehdi. Hope that you keep the good work up.
I have never been so interested in electronics, thanks man you have opened my eyes to the wonders of electricity. You are a very brave man for me playing with dangerous electricity like a kid. Keep up the good work!
CFLs operate the same way as flourescent tubes but most of them have the ballast and starter as electronics directly integrated and can be put into a normal Edison screw socket to replace an incandescent light bulb.
That's the sound it makes when you excite the mercury vapor and the lamp gets turned on. @2:42 Yes he does this in all of his videos. I'm pretty sure it is intentional.
I'm not even an electrician, nor studying electronics. Absolutely none of this will benefit my job in the future, yet i find this channel very entertaining and captivating.
I've replaced fluorescents in my building, and did some research beforehand just to not screw up, but never actually understood how they worked! this was actually very clear!
hey man, awesome videos. ive been subscribed for a while. even though i have no knowledge on electrical engineering, you keep mem inspired on the subject. youre a great mentor and i hope you keep doing what youre doing and inspire others. cheers!
"Primitive technology: How to start a light..." I laughed!!! I always like the way how you make electric knowledge fun and interesting. Btw, I am also a very "hands-on" person, must always be careful.
yes these lights are called ( Preheat ) thay used a magnetic ballast and a starter that hase a bymatalic switch in a glass capsol that is fild with argon or neon, the argon glows a pail blue and the neon glows red, the gas in side the starter helps heat up the switch and thay bend witch thay will tuch echother and start the lamp. some times it will take one'c or two's to start butif the starter is older it will blenk a bit more
3:25 it's Fool me once,shame on you Fool me twice , can't put the blame on you Fool me 3 times , fuck the Peace sign , load the chopper let it rain on you . Song: J cole - no role modelz
This is the science: When electricity is passed heating coils become hot and emit electrons thorium oxide is coated on the coils for increasing electron emission efficiency the inside of the lamp is coated with fluorescent material that also gives white colour to the lamp so the ionized atoms collide with molecules of mercury vapour and forms ultra violet rays these rays are absorbed by the fluorescent material and remitted as visible light.
Les King he also did the high voltage wood burning art thing but said that it was much safer to do with a neon sign transformer as it was current limited.
I'm an electrical engineer and design UV curing equipment, we have to do something similar sometimes when we work with gallium or iron doped lamps. We mainly use electronic drivers now but occasionally we'll get a stubborn lamp that doesn't want to start so we'll use the driver to put a high voltage over the lamp and then hit it with a Tesla coil to kick it on. It's pretty cool.
Very old fluorescent lamps had the starter placed outside so that you could see it blinking in the starting process. But yes, using it permanently is consuming a ton of power and will wear it out quickly
6:33 I've also experienced fluorescent tubes that start to humm and glow red at both ends but don't acually start. And others that start with a few plasma pops, like "Plink, plink-plink-plink, plink!". And even others that start with a red glow on both ends that grows brighter slowly connecting to the middle, then releasing a bright flash with a "Plink!" and going dark again, with now both ends glowing red again and a wave of plasma silently expanding from the live side to the neutral side. When that completes it actually stays on.
National Geographic: Here we have a wild Mehdi in his habitat trying to turn on a light. A smart creature indeed.
RendezvousDart GD Mehdi: SH*T F*CK AaAaAaA@aAAaAaaAGgGGgGgGgGhHhHhhHhHh
Mehdi: *explains why he got shocked* *does it again* F*CK YOU LITTLE B-
Haha...He clearly is a genius pretending like he knows nothing.. He at least has a degree in electrical and tons of passion in it..
When he talked about primitive technology how to start a light towards the end I got an image of him as a caveman trying to rub two fluorescent lights together in order to start a fire.
Haha, subtitles are funny
should i like at 469 likes?
"This is very dangerous never try this, just watch"
*smiles like a kid in a candy store*
Aurelleah he has to know we try this stuff. Lol. Best ever. This guy got me playing with 3000v at my house
Or a kid in a gun shop.
difference between him and you, he's an electrical engineer and he knows what he's doing. you, I assume, are not.
Mechanical Engineering technician, we do our fare share of electrical in industrial applications. But the comment I posted had nothing to do with the level of experience he has or the level experience you don't have. It was just pointing out how funny that scene was
**facepalm**
He knows how a fluorescent tube works, his way of teaching is the best way anyone could teach and that is through trial and error. He shows you how a person starting from scratch would think, and how you'd slowly start piecing the clues together. He shows you what you would/could do wrong and how he does it first so you don't make that mistake too. This is the best form of teaching and I can assure you he's the best in the field when it comes to make educational content entertaining as well. Cheers Mehdi
the world definitely needs more teachers like him
Exactly, even as someone who has only a rudimentary understanding of electrical engineering, I can see just how brilliant Mehdi’s style of teaching is.
i was like bruh i am 16 and i know that this lamp needs a starter is he ok? then when you said this i think that i dont deserve a good teacher
@@mohamedsakka2338 he is an electrical engineer
I did what he did initially... When i was curious at 12 YO😂
9:01 time is 2.30
9:03 time is 4.00 You work really hard sir. Respect your hardwork👍
Dammnnnnn
theres a clock behind him
Is it?🤣
This is the best way to learn. It’s often more important to understand what DOESN’T work (and why) than only understanding what DOES work. This applies to everything, especially in learning STEM.
AlphaOmega also a good way to get hurt
allsparkwars2 True I should have said it’s the best way to teach*
yeah i agree with you. as a STEM student understanding is better than knowing. i think
Mehdi learnt a dozen ways to not make a lightbulb :D
Lol
I love how he acts absolutely clueless.. i bet he knows exactly how it actually works
Gummel that's exactly what makes it so fun lmao
He tried to substitute the ballast because he "didn't have one" and then pulls it out lmaoooo
Curses!... Your profile picture...
but yes, I'm sure he knows what he's talking about :)
Stephen Wilson profile picture fits well
Man fuck you, I blew on my screen to rid of the hair that I thought was there 😂😂
@@kylehewitt7 Hahahahahahaha me too 😂😂😂😂
This channel is all about good knowledge and bad accidents.. XD
Yes and present another Tesla invention (Fluorescent Lamp )
Sahi kaha bhao..
Kalash Sarode pewdiepie
Bc he's electrical engineer
this channel reminds me home improvement
What a wonderful way to explain how a tubelight works. A great teacher indeed❤️
Anyone notice English sub at 8:42?
Nation Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed.
Tony Jiang the moths are evolving
I did the subtitles, especially that part. Thought it would be funny. :3
Tony Jiang haaaahaaa
LMAO
You have a natural gift for comedy, God bless you! 😀
Don't you see it he is the god of electricity god of thunder thunder from down under
Jesus love you
@@gamerboy8850 0:48 God is a strong word🤣
fuck off
He took exact 1.25 hrs to successfully turn on the lamp. (8:28 to 9:05).
Look at the clock behind him to get a perfect preference.
GalacticAJan the clock behind
@@JanyaAndromedaGalactic r/iamverysmart
@@m3lon1e95 😂😂
GalacticAJan preference* bitch
GalacticAJan its preference bitch
6:48 when it’s midnight and I’m hungry for cheese...
Aahahaha im dieing
Thought that was just me...
😂😂😂😂😂
No, he said j!zz j!zz j!zz
Put me on the RODE to success!! Oh shit! Wrong video
Stuart Keating
Did he...did he...DID HE JUST LIKE YOUR COMMENT?!?
Blessed you are....
*RØDE
All RØDEs lead to Rome
At 8:43 turn on English captions
National Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed
LOL
Wtf
Lol
Stolen
@@leplayz4499 tf man ? , He is telling you to turn on the captions ant that point , and caption actually writes that(it was written by mehdi)
Wow he did that in like 5hours-ish(without editing time).
I know know its hard but his dedication to make this video is there. Unlike other channels.
Probably because there's a clock right behind Mehdi
Love how u make it fun while teaching, not like other channels that explain shit like we 3 years old, keep it up, ur awesome
First video as a Patron, excited!
Jea. It's really worth the money ^^ A couple bucks for helping and early acess
"It even has the circuit drawn on the label, see?"
No, Mehdi, we dont see it
But i like the video, you explaining these everyday electronics is actually pretty entertaining to watch
It's even more entertaining when something blows up :)
BOOM!
We didn't see the circuit because it was out of focus. AvE has a technique for getting the camera to focus close. He says the magic words, "Focus you f---!"
Ray Drouillard +1 internet points for AvE mention 👍
"This is very dangerous, never try this"
*Grins like mad man*
6:30
I was legit thinking this 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks Mehdi.
I was a fan of yours since my first year in trade school (electronics repair).
Now I work as a serviceman for a company and I know how CFLs work thanks to this video alone and it helps me every day for the past month.
Actually in Soviet Union my granddad DID make Christmas lights using fluorescent lamp starter as a blinker.
It worked perfectly.
Are you sure he didn't use vodka in the circuit?
Despite the fact that you need only one singular blinking light bulb to make all of them blink. Instead of just borrowing a singular blinking lightbulb from family/friends/neighbors your granddad decided to create fire hazard. Admirable
@@wiktorszymczak4760 I cannot think of any risks of using a factory-made incandescent light ballast.
Did they make special blinking lights in the 70s? Were those reliable?
@@volo870 ruclips.net/video/PBFPJ3_6ZWs/видео.html technology connections made this video about both types of blinking lights
when you try to start the light it looks like cave man trying to start a fire
That's the joke.
hey captain obvious.
darius2640 maybe Mehdi looks like a cave man maybe he faillissement always thé experiment at first try but he knows this stuff he just need to focus + when he fails he makes me laughing sorry Mehdi but that's me don't think i hate you in fact i like you you do stuff i wanna try and now i don't have to couse you do it so thanks
Mindroler, roll your mind :D
That is exactly what I was thinking
We miss electro cute, it was refreshing to sometimes see some competence 😜😂
That's why I don't give her much screen time, she makes me look bad!
ElectroBOOM electroCUTE would make debunking videos
Lol
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@ElectroBOOM Come on bro don’t say that you know that ain’t true matter a fact she actually makes your videos better and funnier😂👍👍
(subtitles) 8:47 - National Geographic: And here, we have a wild Mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed. LOL
9:07 my new favourite song!!!
That song actually has a name: Yello - Oh Yeah
Turn around flo rida?
Can someone make that into like a mp3 file so i can have that as my message tone on my phone?
Save Ferris
Oh yeah!
-Hey you want cheese ?
-want wat ?
-6:47
-LOL
@Callum Robertson same
Hi all! Don't forget to sub to ElectroBOOM subreddit www.reddit.com/r/electroboom
And have great holidays , and happy new year afterwards!
ElectroBOOM hi man am ur big fan
ElectroBOOM when I did an electric project in school, we used glow starters which are filed with helium
ElectroBOOM happy holidays to you and the family, And to all the viewers
ElectroBOOM My balls itch
I wish i had a professor like u
You save me time for reading 28 pages in wiki for Florescent lamp topic and learning the principle in just 10 minutes. Thank for you great works (also very entertainment too)
Happy holidays! Man I can't stop noticing the noise from your microphone since your last two videos. Good thing you got your lavalier mic
I was actually waiting for the lamp to explode
me too
I love how he blocks his face when he pressed on
THED3CIB3L me too xD
THED3CIB3L same here
if it did, he'd probably die from mercury poisoning
wow it took you 1 & half hour to turn On the lamp.
See the clock in background at 8:30 & at 9:05
He prolly had to walk away at some point and come back later. He has a life ya know...
Yup, and he's a professional. It would probably have taken me 1 and half years to turn it on.
Exactly I came here to comment that but you already did it.👍
Leon Weigel 8:30 and 9:05 is the video time, i think you are the idiot here
PhoenixNoor be dead of 7million volts, blast, mercury cancer before that
An experienced engineer learning with us, teaching how our curiosity can head us to success
For some reason I really doubt that you already know how these things work
But really, does anyone truly know?!
hes an electrical engineer ofc he knows xd
Yeah but he's making a narrative for dum dums like us to follow along.
hahhaha
ElectroBOOM
I know that I know nothing.
"I'm gonna carefully touch the other side of the..."
*a little explosion*
Fu- *beep* Sh- *beep*
0:55
Sheep
*Profanity *
*More profanity *
Poetic
Sick audio quality ;-)
Still trying to get used to this
it is best 😬
I'm goner miss the screaming Mehdi :( we need MORE SIGNAL to noise.
SnR is way too low...
His voice is so much smoother on my ears
Honestly, the best thing I’ve done all month is finding this channel. Educational. Hilarious. Awesome.
I’ve been binging all day, lol.
The purpose of the filaments at the end is not to vaporize the mercury. The Hg is already in gaseous form. The pressure inside is pretty low. You can immediatly turn the tube on by using a tesla coil like you did or putting it in a microwave oven. You can also use a neon transformer (15 kV).
The purpose of the filaments is to lower the voltage requirement across the bulb by using THERMOIONIC emission effect which means that when you heat a metal, it kicks off electrons. The filaments are coated with a material that emits a lot of electrons. I think it is ThO2 (A white powder).
The voltage requirement across the tube is something like 93 V for a 40 W bulb once the tube is on. The startup voltage is 400 to 600 V.
PS: keep in mind that the tube contains Hg. Don't throw them in the garbage.
Thorium and mercury. My kind of technology!
Bru, he know it already he just acting dumb to teach us haha
I thought that was thallium at first. Not that thorium is much safer.
@Heads Mess
It pollutes the environment. The amount of Hg in the atmosphere keeps going up, although it is a very small amount. Once you lose it to the atmosphere, there is no easy way to get it back. From what I hear, each tube, which is about 2 m long, contains about 15 to 20 mg. Breaking 680 to 906 tubes gives you 1 cm3 of liquid Hg.
//Edit: PharmaGiles is correct. My math is off. It isn't 50 to 70 tubes but more like 680 to 906 tubes.
@@louistournas120 when I work in hardware store we through 1000 in the garbage
I loved it, well done! Also the audio is a lot better! I am proud
I’ve been watching this dude for like two days now, and now I’m interested in learning about electricity and how I can harness its absolute power.
8:07, best line I've heard in a LOOOOONG time!
*Weird Mehdi celebratory noises*
9:09
It's actually from a song by Yello called Oh Yeah, go search RUclips for the video in sure many drugs were involved 🤣
@@ckyliu considering the video stars his daughter and he's talking about the sun the moon beautiful even more beautiful oh oh oh yeah? I hope that was drugs.
electroboom gets boomed by a creeper! OMG ruclips.net/video/CT16rF8ltfo/видео.html
Bam bam Chik Chik ahhhhhh
9:06
BEST RUclipsR EVER
I can't believe it's been a year since I first watched this episode. And I still admire your teaching technique. It's like, " let's discover this thing together." Brilliant. You keep teaching and I'll keep watching. Prommis. The only important thing you left out was the inventor. A man I respect and honor. Nikola Tesla.
actually it was invented by a German called Edmund Germer. you dont respect Tesla enough to learn what he actually did!
Is it me or anyone else observed the clock behind mehdi too. It’s took him 5 hours to make this video and he compressed it to 10 min for us. This is fabulous hard work mehdi. Hope that you keep the good work up.
That "like in scary movies" comment gave me a good chuckle! So true, and incredibly accurate!
also look at subtitles at 8:42
Roy Long what there's nothing
National geographic: and here, we have a wild mehdi in his natural habitat trying to light a lamp. A very smart creature indeed.
lmao
lmao thanks for that.
Looooooool
Not just a good electrician And a good teacher but also a good entertainer, good job!
Merry Christmas to you too Mehdi :)
I have always enjoyed tech shows, but I never knew they could be this enjoyable: there goes my resolve not to stay up late on RUclips!
that smile when you said "never try, just watch :D"... you are amazing. merci for all you effort ;)
His ability to pull what he needs from under the table is great! Never a bad video!
I have never been so interested in electronics, thanks man you have opened my eyes to the wonders of electricity. You are a very brave man for me playing with dangerous electricity like a kid. Keep up the good work!
Nice Reference, Primitive Technology.
Love how your idea light bulb is a fluorescent bulb, then a CFL.
yeah
^?^
Tigerman1138 what is the difference between this two lamps
CFLs operate the same way as flourescent tubes but most of them have the ballast and starter as electronics directly integrated and can be put into a normal Edison screw socket to replace an incandescent light bulb.
This should be archived as one of the greatest RUclips moments.
8:06 "Say hello to my little auto transformer" *as he struggles to pick it up*
*JIJIZZJIZZJIZZJIZZ*
HEAR IT 6:47
And his eyebrows also JIZZs
That's the sound it makes when you excite the mercury vapor and the lamp gets turned on.
@2:42
Yes he does this in all of his videos. I'm pretty sure it is intentional.
Liking the new audio quality.
I'm not even an electrician, nor studying electronics. Absolutely none of this will benefit my job in the future, yet i find this channel very entertaining and captivating.
Mehdi- *Breathes*
Random breaker- *Explodes*
Mehdi- *Bleeping intensifies*
It’s so satisfying when a tube light blinks blinks
And then the corners or the end gets so yellow and turns on
So that's why sometimes florescent tubes only seem to be glowing from one end.
Kitarya Kysubae Furry
Thegeokiller 15 so what they could be a furry if you want
That's a weird fetish
But aren't all fetishes weird
I feel bad for you, everyone is paying attention to your profile pic.
I've replaced fluorescents in my building, and did some research beforehand just to not screw up, but never actually understood how they worked! this was actually very clear!
My favorite part about this channel is the clock in the background, he spent 30 minutes trying to start a light
"Even has the circuit printed on the label, see"
Nope.
I fucking love this guy
Brett you cowardly cobra! You eel in snakes clothing
When a man Intentionally brings two live wires together, a smile automatically comes on his face
I don’t know about the bulb but 2:42 turned me on.
evilferris how about 6:47
J-jizz jizz jizz
too much the porn
hey man, awesome videos. ive been subscribed for a while. even though i have no knowledge on electrical engineering, you keep mem inspired on the subject. youre a great mentor and i hope you keep doing what youre doing and inspire others. cheers!
Everyone go to 2:43 play for 3 seconds then go to 6:48
Hehehe
My mind is too dirty
simon p lolz ..
XD
Youre a warrior
The mercury vapor inside the lamp got too excited
simon p TO THE TOP LMAOO
"Kill me once, shame on you. Kill me twice... well you can't kill a dead person again." - Mehdi Sadaghdar 2017
3:19 the George Bush meme got me laughing. Lmao 🤣 🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:42 turn on the captions in English
LOL
lol
Lol
LOL
"Primitive technology: How to start a light..." I laughed!!!
I always like the way how you make electric knowledge fun and interesting. Btw, I am also a very "hands-on" person, must always be careful.
I love these captions.
3:55 * HALLELUJAH MEHDI*
That was the best part of the video 😂😂😂😂😂😂
WAIT is this why lunch and classroom lights flicker when turning on?!!?! From the starter thing?
yes
JJCUBER also then these things get old they start to blink, and at the end, only the edge electrodes are glowing
@@ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ Having the most annoying strobe light quality , its torture for me..
yes these lights are called ( Preheat ) thay used a magnetic ballast and a starter that hase a bymatalic switch in a glass capsol that is fild with argon or neon, the argon glows a pail blue and the neon glows red, the gas in side the starter helps heat up the switch and thay bend witch thay will tuch echother and start the lamp. some times it will take one'c or two's to start butif the starter is older it will blenk a bit more
3:08 SAY HELLO TO MY LITTLE FRIEND
That slightly outraged wtf after the thing didn’t work at 1:08 is pure gold
How is this guy still alive.
he knows exactly what to do and what not to do. he aint stupid.
He's immortal
clueless
Hi ElectroBoob
You explained fluorescent lamp very good ( that's how it works) 6:04 minutes
And for that will give like & subscribe
Thumbs up
uh what? electroboob?
"This is very dangerous don't do this. Just watch." XDDDDDDDD Man, you give me a lot more safe ideas than the ones I came up with myself.
You’ve come a long way and learned a lot my friend.
3:10 "My little friend almost killed me"
*What a friend...*
"...almost killed me once"
You can't kill something 2 times
zUltra but you can *almost* kill someone twice
here*
“People have been using this safely FOREVER”
Just summed up the whole channel
Best. Caption. Evar. 6:48
"*JIJIZZJIZZJIZZJIZZ*"
Patrick Allen yes
youjizzz
Closed captions on this are hilarious XD Love your channel, been watching for years.
3:25 it's
Fool me once,shame on you
Fool me twice , can't put the blame on you
Fool me 3 times , fuck the Peace sign , load the chopper let it rain on you .
Song: J cole - no role modelz
This is the science:
When electricity is passed heating coils become hot and emit electrons thorium oxide is coated on the coils for increasing electron emission efficiency the inside of the lamp is coated with fluorescent material that also gives white colour to the lamp so the ionized atoms collide with molecules of mercury vapour and forms ultra violet rays these rays are absorbed by the fluorescent material and remitted as visible light.
9:03 best part of the video! Lol
Don’t think most people got the reference. Made me laugh really loud 🤣😂🤣
I have learnt so much more than my electrician school
9:06 when you get a good grade 😂
Ooooo yeah bawm bawm chie chie ka
2:42 just like this, you rub it and it turns on.
... oh my
Bigclive already covered this subject a while ago, both have their own different style which I like ;-)
IRFZ44 hi transistor
IRFZ44
A knew channel to watch thank you
Big Clive also gave the Jacob's Ladder lesson and said not to use a microwave transformer
Les King he also did the high voltage wood burning art thing but said that it was much safer to do with a neon sign transformer as it was current limited.
Gimme da 1500 pieces of you.
I'm an electrical engineer and design UV curing equipment, we have to do something similar sometimes when we work with gallium or iron doped lamps. We mainly use electronic drivers now but occasionally we'll get a stubborn lamp that doesn't want to start so we'll use the driver to put a high voltage over the lamp and then hit it with a Tesla coil to kick it on. It's pretty cool.
"Primitive technology: how to start a light" I broke on this part
Am I the last one that loves flickering fluorescent lamps?
No I like fluorescent lights from the beggining
Yes broo u are.. 😆
Do you know that you can use light stater as a blinker for regular lightbulb? Ah, the good old day..
don't you need blinker fluid to do that?
In principle, yes. In practice 1) blinking is very irregular 2) mind the wattage 3) I have no idea, but it may wear out very quickly
yeah, and make sure the muffler bearings are good before you do it too
Very old fluorescent lamps had the starter placed outside so that you could see it blinking in the starting process. But yes, using it permanently is consuming a ton of power and will wear it out quickly
Acá aún venden bellos bulbos de filamento.
6:33 I've also experienced fluorescent tubes that start to humm and glow red at both ends but don't acually start.
And others that start with a few plasma pops, like "Plink, plink-plink-plink, plink!".
And even others that start with a red glow on both ends that grows brighter slowly connecting to the middle, then releasing a bright flash with a "Plink!" and going dark again, with now both ends glowing red again and a wave of plasma silently expanding from the live side to the neutral side. When that completes it actually stays on.