1000uF 16V Capacitor goes KaBooM Underwater in HD!

1000uF 6.3V capacitor explodes underwater at 32V.

[@ElectronicNutshell]

It means a lot to me! Thanks :)

[@ElectronicNutshell]

Thank you so much! ...and be careful with your new PC when you build it, don't destroy :). I wish you luck =)

[@rune1909gamer]

Your video's are so cool!

[@rune1909gamer]

It's also kinda funny watching electronics get destroyed before i build my PC :D

[@fatmeatball]

Apparently it farted.

[@ElectronicNutshell]

LOL :D

[@jahidhassan9329]

In the green clip these may h2 gas.

[@MakimKii]

Im subscribe :)

[@3hornthrasher815]

I would order it if it wasn't polarized :( Nice video though :)

[@3hornthrasher815]

+3hornthrasher I found a non-polarized one that had the same readings, 1000uf and 16v, but instead, it's 17 dollars, rather than 3 dollars :(

[@ElectronicNutshell]

+3hornthrasher Well thats probably because non-polarized ones are not very common at that capacitance rating. Good luck :)