240v-440v

[@FilipWahlberg]

The best thing about this guy is that he speaks so softly, so you get to enjoy moments like 6:27 on max volume!

[@hippywomg]

and the smoke alarm haha

[@davecrupel2817]

Saw that coming a mile away! *HA!* nice try though. :)

[@andycullen3294]

Did I really see 800v on the Dyson?😳😲🤣

[@isorSOT]

"Aaah, I hate that thing" *smashes it with a hammer* "Sorted".

[@UCs6ktlulE5BEeb3vBBOu6DQ]

«We don't do 90 Volts on this channel»

[@RIGeek.]

+Daniel Lelievre He would if it was 90V at a few hundred amps.

[@cjmillsnun]

+XboxorMat It would need to be thousands of amps

[@rocky_adventure_bay7562]

cjmillsnun the minimum Amps is 5 amp

[@haywoodspartan]

This dude sounds like a gangster when he speak. ~I popped iiitt.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

haywoodspartan there are not many British gang bangers

[@rocky_adventure_bay7562]

haywoodspartan it’s London accent.

[@LoganT547]

Cockney English/British accent.

[@ElectronPower]

"But we don't do 90 volts on this channel" :D

[@Alexthebro265]

no bullshit.

[@dk6578]

There's definitely something about electricity, playing with it sure is fun. I wish they taught stuff like this in public schools.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Darryl Kinslow me too, I would have done well

[@a.a674]

Dyson can withstand current and still cant clean for shit.

[@mumiemonstret]

I think you are expected to move it around, though... :)

[@Pwills]

@@mumiemonstret lol 🤣😂🤣

[@theturtlemoves3014]

Did you get it fixed under warranty :D

[@charlesrussell9188]

You should pop the fire alarm.

[@toysareforboys1]

Wow, the Dyson really took the abuse! :)

[@skylined5534]

It loves to suck and take abuse... hang on... I'm on the wrong website!

[@dash8brj]

Energy saving lamp was good... pop goes the electrolytic inside and it kept going for a few seconds. The dyson sounded like it was going to take off :)

[@dphorgan]

dash8brj Thing could air start a GE90-115B...

[@MidwestSirenProductions]

What do I do when I'm bored? 20% of the time: play a game/watch TV. 80% of the time: watch PhotonicInduction.

[@32cstyle]

Man, I like this dude! Good job with all your experiments. I LMAO when he took the sledge to the TV. Making the arc was good too. Yet, the best was the Dyson. It reminds me of motors starting up at my old job. I just love motors. They are great. Keep up the good work man.

[@FFEMTB08]

Watch from the US. This is amazing. ❤️

[@redactedcomment709]

That hoover sounded like it was about to take off!

[@e.j.w1748]

This guy is awesome I like his thinking when he says I wonder if the vacuum will clean any faster with more volts, I laughed until I cried.

[@hristostanev2288]

im gonna be honest I dont understand any of this and most of this stuff flies over my head but i still enjoy the hell out of these videos

[@uries15]

"Fuses bypassed of course." For the avoidance of doubt.

[@martinlaptop5622]

Come back Where you gone missing new videos !

[@Ampera_]

I lost my shit when he smashed the TV. Holy crap that was fucking awesome!

[@ghostxop2101]

I wouldn't of been surprised if he was like "wait, i wonder" and tries to put 440v through the smoke detector

[@TheManLab7]

He's done that when I've been round his house in the past.

[@schaltnetzteil495]

I really enjoyed this video. It was very impressive that the Dyson took up to 800V before it popped.

[@legofreak88884444]

that dyson took 700 volts at one point before it went kaboom

[@tncorgi92]

Can you imagine him doing a TV ad for Dyson?

[@aaronwest2511]

You mean, BABOOM

[@danielhorne6042]

808v

[@Engineer9736]

He should have tried to actually vacuum clean with it on 700 volts 😂 The whole carpet will probably dissapear into the vacuum cleaner 😜

[@brendanstanford5612]

Richard van Pukkem. Lol. That's some cartoon shit

[@MadScientist1001]

that vacuum cleaner is very resilient

[@Alexthebro265]

the fire alarm scared the hell out of me.

[@SouthwesternEagle]

Glad to know I'm not the only one. Sorry man. Fire Alarms nearly give me heart failure.

[@dakotalayinlow]

you have too much fun, andy. lol great show

[@dakotalayinlow]

@Ghost Heart gtfoh.. 6 years late to the party.. gfy!

[@Zer0kbps]

that Dyson took a fair few extra volts

[@laughterman805]

Are you UK or US?

[@syhooverman4692]

Having seen your car and all your fabulous kit you are obviously a wealthy (and lucky) young man. As most of us who are interested in your world cant afford to indulge ourselves to that degree all we can do is watch. Keep posting your fab and mad vids

[@user-zr3tb6bg7o]

Children in Africa could have eaten that dyson

[@skylined5534]

@Ghost Heart *Whooooooooosh*

[@dirkbrockmann1941]

Ein toller Kerl 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[@fluevedpeisen9971]

Dyson is ready for going 400 on the grid!!!!

[@mjookie]

I love your whole delight in what you do and the whole mad scientist/naughty schoolboy vibe. I admit though on some of your more insane experiments I find myself leaning away from the screen 😂

[@gary00832]

This guy is never boring lol

[@MrPinchegabacho]

I noticed the 5 year warranty sticker on the dyson below the meter. For Andy, it'd be more like 5 minutes...at most! Lol! All the best from the USA!

[@SpeedrunnerG55]

Im impressed the vacuum created so much suction that the release valve went off from just the normal operation impedance of the system.

[@KiwiPowerNZ]

3 phase power here is available everywhere. The problem is the bill is made of line rental and power consumption. 3 phase customers pay triple the line rental so they pay more even if they use the same MWH of power. So generally houses on a street are connected to single phase from a 3 phase line. So one house will be phase A next B then C so the street goes A-B-C-A-B-C-A-B-C for example. Still 3 phase but each house is on 1 of the phases. For all 3 phases you have to pay higher line rental.

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

KiwiPowerNZ that's gay

[@Engineer9736]

Make friends with both of your neighbors and pull some extention cords - You all 3 will have 3 phase power for the same price 😜

[@brendanstanford5612]

Richard van Pukkem. Smart

[@garethwillis]

I was blown away by the capability of the Dyson motor.

[@Atsaki13]

I love the muck ups and the giggles. All the outtakes better come back too! Hahaha.

[@sef2273]

that dyson vaccum took a beating lol.. wonder how much suction was being generated.

[@didaloca]

With it being dyson...probably not much.

[@honestjohn1129]

I love his mad laugh in the beginning of the video.

[@NightOwlGames]

youve got more burn holes in your carpet than a stoner lol..... the smoke alarm made me giggle.

[@arthurtwoshedsjackson6266]

My fav intros is where Andy just pops up or like he did at the start

[@drgonzo7806]

How many carpets do you go through per year? :D

[@Purple431]

Another burn in the carpet!

[@jaydot02]

you sould over volt the fire alarm

[@FrontSideBus]

I love the sound that a motor makes when the commutator just starts arcing over...

[@FrontSideBus]

@Ghost Heart Nope.

[@angelociraulo3687]

The Dyson vacuum sounded like the aero plane engines starting up warming up and then the takeoff! 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@andrewcolwell2989]

you should put all of your transformers in a series

[@Nicap2]

Your level of intelligence was amply demonstrated, as you put the sledge hammer through the television!

[@Speeder84XL]

Those toroid transformers is really nice anyway, as there is so much space to put new windings on them to get what ever voltage you want. Wery thick cable can be used for a low voltage, high current one - for high voltage a lot of turns can be made with a wire dimension that still allow for some amps. Only thing is that it can be some work to wind many turns.

[@micLuc14]

Your videos are so great! I just get so confused when you start getting into the specific electronic stuff.

[@kdc43]

"When i'm disappointed.....I ain't 'AVING IT!!!"

[@justinpatterson5291]

They say PI wasn't smacked on the butt as a baby. They hit him with charged defib paddles. And he's had the tingles ever since.

[@evanchapmanfanman]

@Nicholas Heinrich i actually made a 240v box that plugs into my dryer outlet so i enjoy 240 as well. the bonus is i get high amps as well. theyre not hard to make.

[@MrPinchegabacho]

If in doubt, give it a clout! Too funny!

[@4gauge10]

If that Dyson would have held together a little longer,Andy would have created his own black hole.HAHAHA!!.🤠👍

[@againstalloddstherussiansg3206]

Last experiment is the best. Airinductionelectricity.

[@craigfulton3316]

this man is gold good work evil genius😯😯

[@carolynmmitchell2240]

Craig Fulton you know that's a concerned face haha

[@ChristianRennow]

You can be so proud of that Wikipedia entry! Anyone who already produces 400,000 volts at home and can supply the whole city with it, someone like that must be classified as generally endangered, you are an outstanding example of Tessler's free energy, I wish that would do more, then all 4 parts of the matrix trillurgy would be ripe for the dustbin. I'm currently building my Free Energy Bike, a 12kg mount bike with 2 motors, one of which drives the other with electricity and the other turns the electricity faster and faster and at home I use it as a generator and terminate the network company.

[@inductivelycoupledplasma6207]

Lmao

[@thehulkamaniabrother2.089]

I don't think you're boring, I love these experiments

[@andyhelipilot3528]

You is crazy and I'm lovin it. You have returned my passion for destruction.

[@MrFirestar952]

Very Good

[@B3nny11CoolPoint]

your laugh... so fucking awesome! :D

[@kenchorney2724]

"Ahhh, that smells familiar" LOL!

[@skyhawk551]

so a toridal transformer can be a variac basically?

[@skyhawk551]

ok cool

[@Pelnied]

VARIACs often have a toroidal transformer as their core so you could definitely make a crude autotransformer from the toroid. It won't be as good as the manufactured version like General Radio makes but you'll have some taps for sure. Like digitalradiohacker says, you'd be better off not consuming large amounts of power so you don't cook your coil.

[@JohnRineyIII]

*BAM* "Sorted." lovin' it!

[@TGUlricksen]

A "Jack in the Box" feeling when watching this.

[@KiwiPowerNZ]

You have the same as us in NZ. 400 phase-phase, 230 phase-neutral. Only commercial stoves use 3 phase, well that I've seen. Only commercial users or farmers pay for 3 phase power here because single phase is cheaper.

[@arctic_otter]

What do you use for ballast? I've tried tungsten bulbs in series with the mains primary, and the primary of another, seperate transformer in series with the mains input for a sort of inductor, but it doesn't produce more of a spark from the secondary with either method any better than a 9V battery could muster. Without the 'ballast', it works fine with acrs similar to the video at 7:40 , other than popping the breaker after a few seconds from the amp surge, so I know all the components are good; Any ideas/suggestions?

[@HDXFH]

I've gotta Get me a few of those transformers!

[@brendakoldyk1647]

I hope this is a rental house. I don't think they give this place house insurance. Anyway great video on the Dyson vac. It was over 800 volts before it self destruct. Stay safe. have fun.

[@sorveri]

awesome videos

[@NateCraven318]

I P O P P E D I T (I'm sure that joke has already been made)

[@nicholascifer4673]

You are correct. However, most outlets are only 120v, while 240v is used for appliances that draw a large amount of electricity, such as electric clothes dryers, electric cooktops, etc. All outlets that supply 240v are used for appliances, and there are no unused outlets. It is also very expensive to install a 240v outlet in a bedroom or something like that. In other words, while available it is inconvenient to access.

[@richardj163]

Miss this guy. Hope all is well!

[@asayake1]

He's back!!!

[@Klip]

Well, at least I now know where the sound for helicopters in some movies comes from xD

[@ronknight1010]

The Dyson did quite well I thought

[@Speeder84XL]

Then one easy way (without make new installations) is to just make a split cable from one outlet to 2 - connect that to a 240 V outlet, then you can run your ordinary applience from one and have onother one left over for what ever you want. That's what I did - but I used a 3 phase connection for a stove instead.

[@tomlloyd9372]

Superb!

[@daewooparts]

"don't do this at home" haha! yup ,we got 440 volt power supply at the shop for the industrial welding equipment and just do it there :P ,love hooking up stuff like computers ,box fans,motors and other crap ,then pull the pull handle and pop it

[@RadioSpectrumDXer1217]

I seriously thought it was my fire alarm going off! I got up to see where the fire was! Thats what I get for listening in headphones.

[@rakselectric7390]

I have to try this at home

[@zx8401ztv]

Yep, he is smart bloke :-) Im subbed to this channel so i should be able to catct every episode.

[@apurvsharma1261]

gotta try this now

[@wfjsg]

When his fire alarm went off I was like Wtf is on fire?! Thoes things sound too realistic..

[@bjoe385]

wfjsg “oww caaaant”

[@c2ashafiqazli258]

lol where you get that all ... and your experiment soo cool

[@BoomBoxDeluxe]

This is the video that I was talking about less than a few hours ago! Photon must surely be reading the comments left on the videos....YAY! Hello, Mr. Photon! :-D So yes, here it is. One variac, and two toroidal transformers, configured in such a way that the transformers can boost-up the variac's 270 volts right upto 464 volts, without having to tweak-about with the variac's wiring inside. There we go. :-) YAY for Mr. Photon! Crank it till it pops! :-D {^_^} BoomBoxDeluxe {^_^}

[@Gameboygenius]

8:39 What's that container in the background that says mercury?

[@teslacoiler]

disconnect the centertap and connect them to the input voltage...... you have 230+240+230 = 700V :-)

[@DANGERTIM112]

after all these years, it still has 440 instead of 480 in the title xD

[@hansleymaharaj3521]

the fuse has been photonicinductioned lol :)

[@MGY_]

Do not try these yourself You did Try these yourself

[@syhooverman4692]

Ditch the smoke alarm and fit an extractor fan. I have both and the alarm rarely goes off

[@steamAltech]

you should make an on/off switch for your smoke detector...

[@fairyheli2]

you can get 600w bulbs if you know where to look, here's a clue: anywhere but a b&q or Wilkinson, if you find a commercial supplier, you can get big bulbs cheaper than some 60w's. these will probably have a giant Edison screw fitting though so they will not be able to fit into a normal light socket.

[@BoomBoxDeluxe]

Ah yes. Another one of my much-liked PhotonVids. Knowing how to do this instead of re-configuring the wiring inside the variac is a beneficial bonus-add-on nugget of info. All I need to do now, is find a pair of cheap second-hand portable 3kva site transformers, & re-configure the wiring in them. I do wonder what would happen if I got THREE of them to crank the voltage RIGHT UP, what the output would be? :-D -BoomBoxDeluxe.

[@jamesmitchell811]

nice video mate :)

[@kevinbeckenham3872]

How about doing high voltage testing say a cavity magnetron to test if get more power out of it.

[@danner253]

Holy shit, that TV looked like it was made of the cheapest plastic on earth. xD

[@zx8401ztv]

Like the transformer doubler :-)

[@MonsefIdrissi]

You know what ??!! You are crazy 😂😂😂😂

[@HighTechLab]

question....what would happen if you sent a hammer through the back end of a tv?