Amps high current transformer test resistance

[@EazsInvenTor]

3:22 mcdonald's logo :v

[@swebphone]

Wow! That's much power! Interesting demonstration!

[@RODALCO2007]

Awesome stuff. Professional job. keep up those great experiments.

[@Ubuntu987654321]

3:13 Good McDonalds AD. At that spring a little M appears. This is shloud be new ad like "Our burgers have much power than any other" And that fragment appears XD

[@roentgen226]

Nice transformer bro

[@brandonlee7343]

3:15 I'm loving it...... Get my reference?

[@blasius50]

Complimenti li trovi tutte e sono tutte molto interessanti

[@RedShadow67]

It sounds like a emp charge when you turn the transformer on

[@josemota5483]

Here is my opinion about the question of the meade9166. There is a way to know how many VA´s has a transformer, of course, if we haven´t there a label which inform us, called: the transformer´s short-circuit essay. It consists to put an ammeter between its secondary poles. In the primary we need to connect 8 - 10 % of the nominal voltage - I mean, related to voltage between neutral and phase, 230 Volt, 50 Hz, that´s we have, here, in Portugal. (To be continued)

[@ismaelgarridomi]

Se Puede utilizar sin transformador normales y de Cuantos Voltios, la pata de un using tierra y la pata Derecha

[@josemota5483]

I would like to thank Robert´s work. But, before, I have a question to put: This essay is´nt the same, or else, use the basic principle of the other one´s that´s use a microwave tranformer to build an spot welding machine? When a saw this essay, I remember that´s one if we remove the high voltage secondary, replacing it by 2-4 turns of 16 mm2 copper wire, connecting it two round copper bars; So, feeding the mains and put the material to weld between bars with it we´ll weld it. Its correct?

[@MrNiceGuy-cq5jv]

High Current is way more fun than high voltage. It's the metal melter

[@josemota5483]

(continuation) When all the wires will be in proper place we´ll read some amp´s; so, we have to multiplied these amp´s to voltage; for example, if ours transformer has a 12 volt in secondary, admitting 6 amp´s reading: 12 X 6 = 72 VA

[@EdwinFairchild]

3minutes 18-seconds mcdonalds

[@achachm]

any idea of how many amps?

[@chiragmistry5957]

Current in secondary is of how much value that they melts all this things?

[@gwreijman]

Nice transformer. But, how many amps is it giving on the secundary winding?

[@tyreza79]

resistive wire ? i tried this too very efficiant for cut bottles! i like it

[@Landotter1]

Why are you dropping molten metal on your tile floor? What does the transformer come from? A battery charger?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Landotter1 I forgot to put an iron container on the floor. The transformer was a UPS for PC.

[@kresnanowzadick1005]

Amazing wer does zis Transformer come frm??

[@Lukeidea]

That was AWESOME!

[@legogunguy001]

3:15 = McDonalds logo. Im lovin it lol

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Try using an MOT re wrapped on it's secondary with heavier gauge wire or a Toroidial type power transformer

[@Elfnetdesigns]

A toroidial type allows heaver gauge wire and more wraps without the hassle of confined spaces of a MOT and generally the primary on a toroidial oer heaviner gauge also

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Well they are found in higher end audio gear like amplifiers or you can buy a core and wind it yourself, I work around professional audio, video and lighting so I get these things all the time. I unwind the secondary and re-wind it to the spec I want and not touch the primary winding since it is already set for the local AC mains voltage. In you case you would unwind the secondary and replace it with you heavier gauge wire just dont mess with the primary winding, The secondary should be the winding on the top of the primary winding in a toroid type transformer, also make note of the mains connections when you extract it from whatever piece of gear.

[@Phillll]

+Milo Adams Good idea... [this was in reply to feed the 120ac into the primary, above... Why are replies tacked on the end of the thread now, and not associated with the particular comment you reply to? Am I doing something wrong?

[@PABLOPABLO76]

Bellissimo, impressionante!!!!!

[@HDXFH]

What did this transformer come out of? , it looks like it may be from a high current battery charger

[@RennjiTheDK]

3:14 Ba dup bah bah bah, I'm lovin' it!

[@kinghammer4.049]

Guy1: bazooka, fuck yea. Guy2: Minigun, watch out bitch! Me: (this thing,) bitch please! *guy1 guy2 run away*

[@Minecraftbyviv0]

3:15 Mc Donald ;)

[@cheemahsaaab1328]

How much voltage u been given there!

[@Caterday1234]

How many amps does a rewound mot normally pull under load??

[@vfpprogrammer145]

how many amps does have the transformater?

[@lapciuchy]

Can you write how high current you can get from that transformer (nominal value) and how many kg its weight.

[@125varma]

Have you ever tried increasing the length of secondary but not having all that wire turned around the transformer? I mean just add wire length but only a small part of it is turned around transformer and bigger part is outside of the transformer :)

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Life is illusion I did not do it, the time to do other videos does not give the time :)

[@125varma]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 Thanks for responding :) I think all the wire does not have to be around the transformer to generate higher voltage. If I am right, then we can use a thick wire for higher current and then just by increasing the length of the wire, we could get higher voltage. Of course I could be wrong also...

[@125varma]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 Thanks a lot :)

[@Elfnetdesigns]

Electric Experiments Roobert33 Try using a Microwave Oven Transformer (MOT). Remove the secondary winding and wind in a couple of turns of heavy gauge wire. The heavier the wire gauge the more amps and the less turns = less voltage. I did this an had a 2.3 volt @ 1000 amps using some 4 gauge stranded wire.

[@scaleop4]

all of a sudden I want a McDonnalds

[@grattujao]

bella robbè! domanda:ma sicuro che fossero entrambi i cavi a 12 volt?come fa a fluire corrente tra due punti equipotenziali?

[@xddelectronics]

What you made Voltage & Current your transformer?

[@randomvideowatcher]

I give that video a glowing report.

[@vladrifescala5902]

Yes, it's a high current transformer with the power source coming from the grid, it is a perfect cigar lighter with a perfect electric bill, LOL!

[@kofi]

@Roobert33 thanks for the explanation, good vid btw ;)

[@windows7880]

virgen santísima...eso es un peligro ¡¡¡¡¡

[@tyreza79]

i just saw your hand, its really abig transformer

[@BLACKDAWN1989]

Nice Burning :)

[@jimmysyar889]

You would be able to touch the two leads right? Because of low voltage

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Jimmy Star Yes, you can touch the two wires 24 volts, the current does not feel in the body.

[@samilshakeel5643]

Electric Experiments Roobert33

[@casperborn8474]

Jimmy Star yeah, but in this case low voltage means high current, so will either kill you or give you some nasty cardiac arrest

[@jimmysyar889]

+Casper Born but it wouldn't do anything because the voltage isn't enough to overpower your resistance

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Jimmy Star In fact, the voltage of 24 volts is absolutely not dangerous for the body, the body resistance is very high for having a cardiac arrest, even with hundreds of amperes .. An example, if you touch the wires of two batteries of a car 12 - or 24 volts, nothing happens to the person, even if they have more than 500 amps. The tension begins to be dangerous from 60 volts up ..

[@blackenergy8241]

Its fantastic

[@diegogomez-qu9ec]

d cuanto voltaje es esa salida ? y cuanto amperaje bota?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+diego gomez El voltaje es de 12+12 en paralelo. No he medido la corriente :)

[@meade9166]

what's the transformer VA rating?

[@ytyhaha2733]

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[@TheJuniormarcelo]

vc num vende um desse n 12 vol quero um para por no som do carro

[@KingTesticus]

crazy awesome!

[@Hopeless_and_Forlorn]

Hardly a demonstration of transformer power: Power Out = Power In (minus losses}.

[@josephchambers5390]

Did anyone see Mc Donald's at 3:13

[@andrewgrady7447]

3:40 mmmmmm smells like fun!

[@power-max]

make a 1000w light out of it!!!! (whole pencil lead, large jar, vacuum pump)

[@NafisOnTheBeatOfficial]

whow can I made this tr

[@WildfoxFabrication]

what is the AC current?

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I made the video and I forgot to measure, I'm sorry.

[@WildfoxFabrication]

so you don't have the transformer anymore?

[@Pneumaticcannon]

Thick coil of wire 3:09 = McDonnalds advertising :)

[@Liam40]

Wait... you're doing this... In your kitchen?

[@LazorVideosDestruction]

3:20= mcdonolds!

[@Alex1M6]

badabababa im lovin it!

[@mahadevaj5756]

Good video but, its not high voltage (becoz I see no acs) its high current

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+Mahadeva J Yes, it is low voltage and high current.

[@Phillll]

+Mahadeva J Which is probably why the video is named "High current transformer test. Also why he points out 12V on the secondary at the beginning of the clip; & "High" is a totally relative descriptor too - like compared to what ?

[@xChamaZx]

3:37 smells good!

[@anamariahonorio6550]

Pra que servi isso

[@diegomunoz2695]

+Ana Maria Honorio nao se pero yo hablar brazileiro.

[@АндрейКремнёв-в3я]

а вот з гвоздём эксперемент прошёл неудачно - это какойто фейверк получился

[@KINGOFDARKNESS48]

3:16 Mcdonald logo

[@uzasnak02]

Awesome :D

[@MrOccamsChainsaw]

Nice vape pen

[@LIVERPOOLFRANK]

3:20 mc donalds symbol :D

[@JusstyteN]

3:15 mc donald?

[@Klobbrax]

knife switch!

[@supermanpreet001]

whoooo hooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@josemolina3364]

ese transformador supero los 100000 amperios

[@telosfd]

At 3.20 hr had destroy the transformer coil.

[@kofi]

Thats definitely more than 18Amps ... like 60 at least..

[@DroodleTech]

Nothing would happen genius

[@АндрейКремнёв-в3я]

даже не слышно гудение трамсформатора, может через проволуку проходит небольшой ток

[@ruawhitepaw]

Don't breathe this...

[@Ilovelazers]

now touch it

[@scaleop4]

hahah good spotting

[@KINGOFDARKNESS48]

scary

[@badybodybody]

3:17 McDonald

[@잡동사니-r7l]

McDonald's? ??

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

+donto ;)

[@emmanuelorozco6910]

este weii esta loco quire quemar su casa !!!!!!!!! xDDDDDDD

[@windows7880]

3:12 McDonald's

[@tyreza79]

the smke in tyhe end of the video wont get out of home after days, bad smell

[@ninobrawjunior]

WWWoANUNCIODEZoCOM ANUNCIE

[@dragongodz2587]

Hurhueheue

[@JusstyteN]

its not that high current

[@ThePlanetnewbs]

geez. .. say something

[@WildfoxFabrication]

he don't speak English

[@pochitong7277]

浪費能源机

[@elh3809]

was bist du für ein totaler volldepp

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

I did not understand your question