Plasma and Salt Water Electric Vortex, Document Free Energy Clean Up

[@ElectroBOOM]

Thank god! It seems I won't be getting enough likes to do those stupid stuff!!

[@kevinthecat9704]

I wouldn't be too confident yet

[@imark7777777]

Oh just you wait! I don't remember hearing a deadline?

[@red__guy]

Please dont buy crap for content

[@bhuvanshgorghate9534]

nah nah nah... you aint escaping so easily le me liking video from all my 10 accounts

[@mein3324]

Please also do research about countries before talking about them. Don't believe BBC, NYT, and other western media. They only show one sided news. Those Indian guys with free energy talk have not studied well. And western media give them attention for views. Not all Indians are like that. India is now technologically advance country. On 23 Aug they will land a lander and a rover on the moons south pole.

[@enkays_den]

I just met him at a market I was vending at. He's super nice and wasn't offended when all I could recognize him as was "the guy that does messed up stuff with electricity"

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

did he zap you with his magic wand? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ChillOki]

​@@daviddavidsonn3578Hopefully, no, Electroboom is literally a electric magician

[@enkays_den]

@@daviddavidsonn3578 he wasn't prepared for a wild fan encounter so he wasn't armed. I just got a handshake

[@JakTheRipper1888]

He should walk around with a buzzer for random fans

[@Denis7947.]

​@@JakTheRipper1888😂

[@integza]

The vortex plasma is pretty awesome! I love how you were able to replicate it in 2 mins with stuff you had around the house ahahaha

[@samuelstoner1869]

OMG ONE OF MY FAVORITE KZbinRS REPLIED TO ONE OF MY OTHER FAVORITE KZbinRS!

[@nephicus339]

I saw it and immediately thought of the plasma discs used in Star Trek for Borg recharging stations back in the 90's. Only much less safe.

[@Roukos_Rks]

​@@samuelstoner1869yeah me too

[@randomname4726]

​@samuelstoner1869 Is it really that surprising? The all caps is a terrible look too.

[@samuelstoner1869]

@@randomname4726 no its not. they are both crazys. and I don't care how they look. do you really need to be spreading negativity like that?

[@asj3419]

For anyone wondering, the "Slingshot effect" that the "Earth Engine" people talked about is called the Oberth effect which states that you get more speed out the same amount of thrust if you are closer to a object you are orbiting. It sounds like it could generate free energy (but it can't), the problem is that to even utilize the effect you'd need two things to orbit in a machine that preferably isn't the size or weight of the moon.

[@tsm688]

they mixed their metaphors. sometimes it's the oberth effect, sometimes its flywheel, sometimes its magnets.

[@hedgehog3180]

Also the energy isn't free, gravitional assists technically steal a tiny ammount of orbital velocity from the body doing the assist.

[@FlamingKetchup]

You're confusing the Oberth effect with gravity assists. The Oberth effect means you get a bigger change in *kinetic energy* from the same change in velocity the faster you are moving, as kinetic energy is proportional to the square of velocity, and therefore you get more from the same increase the faster you are already moving (like how going from 0^2=0 to 1^2=1 is only an increase of 1, but 1^2=1 to 2^2=4 is 3, and then 5 with 2^2=4 to 3^2=9, and so on. Vice versa, going from 3^2=9 to 2^2=4 is a bigger decrease than 2^2 to 1^2). Conservation of energy is not violated because the propellant ejected to move the spaceship also loses more kinetic energy from its change in velocity.

[@FlamingKetchup]

*Or the propellant gains more energy, in the case of the spaceship burning to slow down and lose kinetic energy

[@niscent_]

@@FlamingKetchup yup. simplified: the oberth effect allows a more efficient use of your fuel, by also taking advantage of the higher kinetic energy within the fuel itself when you (and your fuel) are going faster. it's used by boosting at the lowest point of your orbit, thus the point where your rocket is going the fastest.

[@oasntet]

Would love a video about coherers. They absolutely were a thing in early radio because tubes and transistors didn't exist yet. They pass more current in the presence of RF, but need to be shaken every now and then to reset the resistance. And they're super inefficient. Marconi used one in the over-the-horizon radio tests - The Secret Life of Machines did an episode on it.

[@kensmith5694]

Yes, the common way to do it was to use one of those electrically powered bells or buzzers. When the armature of the buzzer went back and forth, it tapped in the coherer to shake the iron filings loose.

[@suhan369]

10:44 why do you think he says that nikola tesla's claim were fake

[@souptikmullick2476]

Yes, I make a coherer at home and it just responds to an arc but just barely works. Still don't know how it works.

[@Vaeldarg]

@@suhan369 It's because Tesla at the time wasn't aware of just how much resistance the atmosphere had, so his "energy from the air" was never going to reach beyond his tower. Just because someone is right about some things, even if is many things, doesn't mean they can't be wrong about others.

[@suhan369]

ok thanks@@Vaeldarg

[@Melki]

Thanks

[@creepysk7975]

3:05 electrolysis of salt water creates NaOH and chlorine gas.

[@raffaellu4375]

❤

[@meglo1591]

So you are saying when I was trying to make an electrolysis torch I used the wrong electrolyte? Because when I did it it would make the green solution and i would hear a gas flowing but it couldn’t ignite so that was chlorine not HHO?

[@supertubemind]

@@meglo1591 Just don't breathe in the green gas! Won't do your lungs any good.

[@meglo1591]

@@supertubemind but still the gases wouldnt ignite

[@supertubemind]

@@meglo1591 Would you really want gases igniting in your lungs? Chlorine would "ignite" hydrogen spectacularly!

[@klex5744]

14:38 Best part: Scientist introduces himself - "I don't care, what is your device"

[@RealLifeTech187]

Please don't call that scam artist a scientist. That's insulting.

[@michaelingrum4960]

Free energy is very real! You just need an extension cord, and plug it into your neighbor's outlet. Bam, free energy.

[@elwany2003]

Yeah well what if ur neighbour's power goes out and ur power depends on his/her power?

[@thepestilentone]

​@@elwany2003 well, Just plug the cord into someone else's outlet.

[@carloisdoingstupidtechstuff]

​@@thepestilentonewhat if someone else's power goes out?

[@soicangoplaces791]

You guys are missing the point. It isn’t the NEIGHBORS that are key, it’s the fact that you need a longer extension cord😂

[@mikothornelius8557]

😐😐

[@EnderGamerHQ]

You are the reason why I wanted to be come an Electrician, next week I am starting my apprenticeship. Thank you for showing the wonders of Electricity to me as a Child. ♥

[@d.l.d.l.8140]

If you’ve been watching this guy I suspect you’ll eventually have very important work, but the practical experience you’re going to get as an electrician cannot be understated. I’ve only seen a couple videos, but now I get to binge watch 😂. It’s an excellent approach to explaining complicated things, even to laypeople. I’d be interested to see an online “ family reunion ” of all the people whose life story has been changed by this extraordinary man. Best of luck to you!

[@EnderGamerHQ]

@@d.l.d.l.8140 thanks so much!! I hope that happens too lol

[@ogi22]

@@EnderGamerHQ Just be careful, this job is addictive 🤣 Around 20 years in the trade, and this is a first time I took a real couple months holidays while searching for another job. I still love "chasing electrons in the wires". It is one of my favourite things 😁 And I can tell you one thing. After that time and experience, I can be much more picky now when I look for a new job. Good luck! I will keep my fingers crossed 👍

[@rounakdutta6211]

3:30 The coherer one may not be fake because they were used to detect EM waves in the early days, at least that's what I have read regarding the history of RF transmission, related to G. Marconi and J.C. Bose. The simpler construction is basically some iron filings in a container (and later with mercury-iron junction) which becomes part of the RF detector loop, and when EM wave hits the loop antenna, the metal particles form tiny cold welds and closes the loop and to reset the coherer, the container is gently tapped to break the cold-welds, (the tapping to decohere is shown in the video). The lighter produces high-voltage pulses, which is basically the acceleration of charged particles (e-), thus, it probably generates a broad-spectrum EM pulse to be detected. Now, such device can be made at home with Aluminium-foil balls or not, I will patiently wait for ElectroBoom to explore & confirm :D

[@rowannadon7668]

Looks like he tried it and it works!

[@rounakdutta6211]

@@rowannadon7668 Yes, saw the video, it was very entertaining, as usual :D

[@dogs-and-destruction-channel]

I can't believe Mehdi went from the guy who gets shocked to him becoming my teacher for my electronic course. Mehdi is also the one who inspired me to get into electrical engineering. Thank you for all the laughs, lessons and explosions we've had together Mehdi😊.

[@kensmith5694]

There always was a lesson. Mostly the lesson was "don't do this"

[@marnix707]

Same bro how us EE going

[@jaswik2023]

Wait I remember seeing very similar comments, incredible lots of people are inspired by him

[@camialeh]

i knew him bc of getting shocked like 5-6 years a go, now i got plenty of proyects and ideas that i couldnt make if i didnt learnt TONS of thing by him!

[@sadnanoengineer4627]

In semiconductors, we use the effect shown at 11:04 for dry etching, which is basically a very controlled removal of materials from the surface of your sample via plasma. It's called inductively coupled plasma, or ICP.

[@Bjera]

14:09 "I'm not racist... BUT!" fricking killed me.

[@raffaellu4375]

Me too 😂

[@knickohr01]

11:04 I remember a similar thing from school. The tube is filled with an noble gas and there is a high frequency voltage in the wire that goes around it. This creates a rapidly changing magnetic field which in turn induces a circular electric field in the noble gas, which results in light due to ionisation and recombination. The handheld thingy is probably some other electromagnet which influences the fields

[@Antek1234l]

Maybe handheld thing is something like slayer exciter to start discharge in bottle

[@uecmitsuimarinedieselengin873]

Maybe you are talking about the ICP OES or AES instrument which is used for analising chemicals. Inductively coupled plasma. That is beautiful.

[@keatoncreates]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fZOwcqmkbNOFjdE My man perfected it! its is filled with xenon in this demo i think, there is a whole forum and following with these things it turns out

[@keatoncreates]

@@Antek1234l correct, it needs something to excite the gas before it can 'hold' plasma. in my above reply can watch a build series by another youtuber on the matter, its sooooo cool.

[@AmanPatel-ye6im]

search plasma toroid

[@Karabinass1]

100k Likes man, go buy 5G Bioshield BS as promised

[@ABID5]

It's been 10 years since I started watching this guy!

[@FamtechVideos]

Wow.

[@Cannotoad1201]

For me it’s about 3 years

[@XavierOG1]

5 years for me

[@Pow3llMorgan]

I remember him on liveleak from even before that.

[@rebeccaalig1856]

It’s been 9.5 years for me.

[@jedstanaland2897]

The Hutcheson effect is basically what happens when you are exposing objects that seem to be magnetically innert to high voltage and high strength magnetic fields. This basically means that the accumulated electrons on a surface of objects allows the objects to be manipulated by the magnetic fields when they wouldn't have been otherwise. The problem is that you need absolutely insane amounts of energy to make it work.

[@drewstudlino5885]

Jedstanaland Please read the entire message and give me your thoughts..You can research everything I'm talking about even the summer some people are calling him musical Tesla coils others are calling them musical plasma arc generators.. but seriously if you watch videos of these things running I seen a couple different times where the plasma looked like it was very rigidly structuralized or appeared to be this way and what better way to shield something then with plasma and if that plasma Arc is DC current and it's high amperage it could electrolyze water and you need salt in water to electrolyze it so I mean it makes perfect sense why it's traveling in the ocean at this speed and this is coming from the Pentagon which blew my mind and there's videos of it thanks for your time if you do read this

[@jedstanaland2897]

@drewstudlino5885 Plasma field generators that produce fields up to the size of a small vehicle exist in real life and are able to take an atmosphere pressure total difference of two atmospheres. The way it works is fairly straightforward and it is able to potentially stop the momentum of most objects with the approximate momentum of a 9mm in addition to most likely melting it. The fields that are produced are almost always pulsed though the speed they pulse at is what gives them the ability to hold atmosphere or stop objects and melt them. They are also able to produce sounds which are much higher quality than any speaker you would normally come across though they typically require higher energy draw and more protective measures when in use. They are also not typically subject to volume distortion which most speakers are. Basically if you try to play a sound too loudly or too softly with a normal the sounds are typically highly distorted and can easily cause what is known as top and low end distortion. Basically what happens is the sounds start to sound funny like instead of a "C" you might instead get a "G" or hear rattling or vibration of the speaker diaphragm. The biggest problem with using a Plasma speaker is with the bass and the fact that it is almost non-existent with a Plasma speaker. The best part of a Plasma speaker system is that the energy draw to produce high quality and high volume sound in comparison to normal speakers is significantly lower but it is also plagued by the requirement for high voltage and good containment for the Plasma to prevent it from lighting stuff on fire. The voltage is very high though the actual power draw is relatively low. Lastly like I said before they are actually able to prevent the exchange of gas and sometimes liquids up to a total difference in pressure of two atmospheres. Anything more and it simply can't hold the field together also the pressure difference between the two sides of the field must be changed relatively slowly to prevent blowout where it basically loses containment and can't reestablish the field. You can build one of these for yourself for between 20 and 100 dollars just remember that the more you invest from the start the better it will probably be in the end. Last thing you need to know is that you need to have what is known as a solid state spark gap to be able to get the best results. This will require you to arrange transistors, resistors, diodes ect in the correct arrangement or purchase a suitable substitute for them to work properly. No two are exactly alike and you will have slightly different results no matter how exactly you attempt to make them act the exact same way.

[@daviddavids2884]

lmao 14idiots

[@drewstudlino5885]

@@jedstanaland2897 my jaw about feel out socket !! unbelievable! that just made my evening absolutely fascinating, my inclination is great secrets lie in the low frequency you said bass is almost non existent. lifes taught me the tiny details hold the most information.. to understand what prevents the low frequency could be key, maybe low frequency is something similar to the effect a one way diode has an alternating current in a sense it's not exactly perfect DC current it's pulsating. and it wouldn't be one bit surprising to find out that diode utilizes a low frequency to achieve this.. just by the nature of pulses this is personal speculation and im really unqualified in rhe subject but i can promise its unbelievably fascinating to me my eagerness too understand helps tremendously. but suppose my hypothesis has some evidence of truth, lol im so out of my league on this topic but would a low frequency pulsating current transmitted as bass what do you believe the outcome.. do you think it would increase the overall structural Integrity of the plasma field...anything you wanna share [e-mail] id love to see thanks for the response👍👍👍

[@bengsynthmusic]

So Magneto is OP in other words.

[@omgoleus]

12:23 “I should make one of these” I laughed so hard my neighbors probably considered calling the cops

[@JasonM69]

Free energy exists, just gotta run a cord over to your neighbour's house when they aren't looking. If you don't pay, it's free.

[@Apersonyouknow9277]

Dang

[@MrKarlGP]

Please do the coherer video! The coherer was used as the detector in early radio experiments by Marconi before "Cat's Whisker" semiconductive detectors and availability of Thermionic valves :)

[@kukulcangod1]

MARCONI WAS A THIEF

[@DockDoorDoom]

He deleted it off the list.... I don't think he wants to do anything with the EM spectrum. He doesn't seem to like to deal with RF technology even though its just an extension of electricity.

[@kukulcangod1]

@RyanAndrewJones. Shame, that is precisely what I proposed him to help me with, for it is the secret of it all...Proposed him to help me Commercialize real energy harvesting technology... But he is too distracted... I JUST GOT ASCAMER CONTACTING ME THROUGH TELEGRAM... BEWARE OF HIM BECAUSE ELECTROBOOM JUST DOESN'T CARE HE IS NOT PAYING ATTENTION TO HIS FANS...IM DONE WITH HIM. MY SONS ADMIRE HIM BUT IT WILL BE BANNED I DONT WANT THEM TO GET THROUGH THAT RISKY CONTENT. I ASKED HIM SEVERAL TIMES ALREADY TO CARE OF IT. THE SCAMMER TREATENED ME AND I WILL BE CALLING THE FBI

[@tpittma6]

When you hear the pan flute kick in, you know you're going to get 100% real free energy 😂

[@ReinKayomi]

Or random NCS music or music straight out of the YT music library lol

[@spacemanmat]

Pan flute is the source of free energy didn’t you know anything?

[@functiondisruption]

Hello ElectroBoom, I wanted to say thank you for teaching us so much about electrical circuitry. I am an biologist at heart but always wanted to expand my horizons and know more about the world- but it seemed like so matter how many times it was told to me, or the work I did, or the diagrams I looked at, I just couldn't understand. It made me feel like it was a kryptonite that I couldn't overcome. But then I started watching your videos, replaying them as often as I needed to and researching what I needed. Your method of teaching is so understandable and helpful, and you have solved a lot of questions that have been stuck in my mind for years. It excites me now, because technology isn't something that worries me anymore. I'm always prepared for another lesson, sir!! I wait patiently for every upload. Thank you for everything.

[@bluegizmo1983]

12:47 there absolutely IS real free energy!! .... It's called stealing power from your neighbor 😂

[@Af5j]

😂😂😂😂

[@axbs4863]

Never stop making these free energy videos please

[@Snakyy1]

no...

[@fibo789]

Perpetual free content!!!

[@pomonabill220]

So we can all LAUGH!!!

[@holthuizenoemoet591]

no please stop, we are all getting tiered of this bs

[@therealprofessor976]

no, they get repetitive and he doesn't enjoy making them

[@senatorstevenarmstrong2807]

2:59 doesnt running an electrical current through salt water make chlorine gas?

[@bort6414]

The first version you built is basically a rudimentary magnetron; I wonder if you could measure any radiation from it.

[@swapnilkumar9363]

Negligible amount of radiation and most of it will be coming from arcs itself.

[@bort6414]

@@swapnilkumar9363 Your point being?

[@swapnilkumar9363]

@@bort6414 there's no LC oscillation

[@TBButtSmoothy]

​@@swapnilkumar9363now explain it without stroking your penis

[@vylbird8014]

It could be turned into a plasma window though, if you threw enough current and a strong enough field at it. Those are handy in science-stuff, when you need a window to hold atmosphere back but let a particle stream through. It's basically a force field from your favourite sci-fi franchise.

[@3v068]

I think the most interesting part of this video is how Electronics and Chemistry combine. Electrolysis. Its beautiful. I love this channel.

[@masterimon6668]

Mehdi : A talented and experienced engineer. Also Mehdi : Puts on safety glasses AFTER a capacitor blows near his face.

[@TKDebil]

Mehdi is the youtuber I watch for 8 years, and his videos are inspiring, superb and learning,, and also pretty funny. The more videos he makes, the more fun it becomes! He's a funny man of youtube. Some people watch him for the fails but he is doing the videos for his fans to watch and he's putting his life on the line just for the fans. Big respect Mehdi.

[@shashankmishra9665]

Thanks for making my everyday Mr Unibrow. Much love and respect for you 🎉

[@kainagami]

The disrespect from this comment 💀

[@PlasticEater0]

I will spread ur cheeks lil bro 😭🙏🏾🙏🏾I betta not catch you in my comments again or it’s finna gon be OVER for you 👾

[@harialingal]

​@@PlasticEater0jyada paka mat chal

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

About magnets in electricity production. Most generators don't actually use permanent magnets. They use electromagnets, funnily enough. The generators then supply their own magnetic fields. So that's definitely not where they get electricity from.

[@Mayyde]

one of the greatest youtubers of our generation, thank you Mehdi

[@recramorcenlemniscate7945]

The plasma in a bottle @ 11:05 is called the "electrodeless plasma discharge", plenty of papers on it

[@Bubu567]

Yep, immediately recognized that as real. I remember reading a paper modelling plasma toroid formation.

[@mernokimuvek]

Electrodeless discharge lamps were actually a commercial product. External electrode fluorescent lamps(EEFLs) were used for screen backlights.

[@CrimWorld9]

Free Energy is easy, just need an extension cord and a neighbor.

[@biolko_]

10:10 I was drinking a cup of tea while listening to this, now I'm cleaning my room

[@YSPACElabs]

The plasma toroid is pretty cool but also pretty expensive. Unless you live in Russia and have access to custom Noble gas filled glass tubes, it's hard to get your hands on something to make a plasma toroid (or ring discharge device out of). I've also heard you can do it with a much cheaper big neon bulb (it's just not as impressive). I think on that video, they were using a Class E power oscillator feeding power into one coil that inductively coupled to the other coil around the tube and resonated with that doorknob capacitor. BacMacSci and Vidduley (maybe some others) have done some videos on the ring discharge.

[@theRPGmaster]

Why Russia? I live pretty close, might be able to get my hands on some, if the Russian ones are particularly valuable/special.

[@YSPACElabs]

@@theRPGmaster actually, tbh, I'm not completely sure if you can get more tubes in Russia, but the company that made the video is in Russia (or near Russia), so I'm guessing that tubes are more accessible there.

[@Srt3D01-db-01]

Unless you live in russia? Its a noble gas inside a glass tube. Any glassblower crafter can do a custom tube

[@YSPACElabs]

@@Srt3D01-db-01 yes, but you need a significant amount of money for one of those tubes (like $300)

[@zyeborm]

@@YSPACElabs That's what the guy is selling them for. They are a round bottom flask and a noble gas however. Not saying the guy is ripping people off but any well equipped shop can make something like that at least for a bench test level of longevity (IE no glass working, just a vacuum pump and a stopper)

[@andrasfogarasi5014]

The smell and discolourations experienced with the salt water vortex experiment can be explained by electrolysis. You electrolysed salt water, where the cathode was copper, and the anode was iron. During this process, the hydrogen develops at the cathode, while oxygen and chlorine develop at the anode. Furthermore, iron ions detached from the anode and deposited on the cathode. This caused a thin sheet of iron to develop on the cathode, thus turning it black. The chlorine left the water as a gas, which explains the strong smell. The hydrogen and oxygen also left the water, but this has no noticeable effects. Within the water, due to a lack of chlorine to combine with, the sodium from the salt reacted with water, thus creating sodium hydroxide, a very strong base. The sodium hydroxide solution bleached out the pepper, thus turning it green. After this, the polarities were swapped. The copper became the anode, and the iron the cathode. At this point, the iron sheet covering the copper anode detached and went back to whence it came. The copper anode then reacted with the oxygen developing at it, thus corroding into cuprous oxide. This turned the surface red. Electrolysis, electroplating, lung damage, bleaching, and corrosion, all in one experiment!

[@commenter8640]

3:16 is the copper wire has now become the cathode, so the deposited metal is going into the solution as ions. Usually happens with change in battery polarity, but this is an extra special case - it changes with flip of magnetic polarity too. This is expected since electricity and magnetism are intimately linked, just not an everyday common sense phenomenon.

[@vhfgamer]

There's a neat old show from the UK called "The Secret Life of Machines", which went into the concept of a Coherer in their episode about Radios. They even made a practical example of this device working by using the spark from a car as a transmitter, and they detected it using the Coherer. It worked remarkably well considering it was just made with filings from a coin.

[@lasskinn474]

those are on youtube now with commentary at end by the other dude in them. also he's made newer videos with tips for makers with his experience of building arcade machines(electromechanical amusement machines he has in his arcade). just search for secret life of machines. (the other bearded dude has passed away, rip, I can't remember names, just not my thing)

[@steve1]

Tim Hunkin (one of the 2 presenters) has a youtube channel where he uplaoded the entire remastered series and a new secret life of components

[@Pink404]

@@lasskinn474Rex Garrod (Bearded guy) and Tim Hunkin. Lifelong fan of them. Scrolled down to see if anyone had mentioned their coherer demo.

[@DFPercush]

Secret Life of Machines was part of my childhood. Great series, everyone should watch it at least once. Tim's new material about components can also be useful for anyone interested in engineering or hobby making.

[@vhfgamer]

@@lasskinn474 His name was Rex Garrod, and he passed in 2019. Indeed... rest in peace sir. The main host of the show was Tim Hunkin, and it's his personal youtube channel that has all the remastered episodes. The channel name is simple, just "tim hunkin". It's even in lower case, just like I typed it.

[@Demonoid1990]

That's one interesting thing I learned from my great uncle, who restores antique cars. A lot of the old cars battery operated the battery in reverse from what modern cars do. Supposedly that also helped to cut back on corrosion and rust in those old vehicles, so long as they're running and operating that is. I'm no expert on the topic, but that salt water vortex reminded me of that tid bit of information.

[@tsm688]

how old is old? there's a lot of safety problems from having your frame at +12V

[@Demonoid1990]

@@tsm688 He restores cars from the Ford model A and T era. So about as old as old gets lol.

[@hedgehog3180]

I think he's getting confused by the concept of a sacrificial anode. That's a thing and batteries also have an anode but in this case they aren't the same. Rust is caused by oxidation and in those reactions electrons do move around so it is sorta like a tiny battery, on structures that have to be underwater for a long you can install a sacrificial anode, which is made of a reactive material like copper, to prevent the rest of the structure from rusting. This only works though because the entire structure is under water so there is always a path to the sacrificial anode, for anything on dry land this doesn't work because rust here happens due to rain or humidity so the oxidation reactions happen in those small bits of water. Also oxidation is how chemical batteries work but that doesn't mean that only electrons move so you can't prevent it simply with a current, oxidation reactions do also involve the actual atoms present. I think what's actually the case is that cars tend to heat up when you run them so whatever water might be on them evaporated, plus just getting them out of what is probably a fairly humid shed also helps and you can prevent a lot of rust damage simply by using something often so parts don't rust together. Like if you just have metal scraping over other metal it'll scrape off a lot of surface rust.

[@SAI_PRIYANSHU]

Mehdi Sir, I'm from India and I'm your big fan. I've learnt a ton of things from your videos since I've started watching your channel 5 yrs ago. But now I'm little hurt when you called INDIA as a 'Less Advanced Country' On what basis you said that Sir 1. Zero was invented in Aryabhatta (India) 2. The Greatest University was in India until it was Set on fire, The Nalanda University 3. USB was invented in India 5. Shampoo was invented in india 6. India is the ONLY country to reach Mars in first attempt 7. India is the only country which has landed on Moon's South Pole 8. Indian Moon Mission first discovered Water on Moon 9. India's Space mission are 1/4 the cost of an average NASA mission yet More Efficient. 10. Most Powerful Electric Railway Engine WAG 12 (India) 11. Aryabhatta Accurately calculated the value of Pi 3600yrs ago (India) 12. Father of Surgery, Sushrutaa Samhita (India) 13. Biggest Democracy, India And many more. I'm not insulting you or trying to put you down. Sir I've a Lot Of Respect for you. I'm just showing you a glimpse that how advanced our country is except those free energy mumbo-jumbo scammers.

[@ElectroBOOM]

Oh I'm sure India is advanced and has many historical contributions. But less advanced doesn't mean not advanced. It is like a race between Olympians. But north American media enjoys traveling to far places and find uneducated people with crazy claims on science and give them an audience for profits!

[@matthias916]

for april fools you should rectify a fake energy video but act like you think it could actually work and then try it yourself and make it look real using video magic

[@dillonalseif1677]

Love how he spent time making an entire ideas document then later just go "rubbish delete" to half of it. More entertaining than i thought.

[@janzizka9963]

I am so glad I discovered this guy all those years ago. Watching him gives me energy and considering I am not paying for it... you know already what kind of energy it is 😁

[@kainagami]

But you are paying for it. They internet connection is not free, the device you're using to watch has been paid for (I imagine 💀), you've had to eat something to have the energy to watch the video and so on. Free energy doesn't exist

[@camialeh]

@@kainagami dude that just commented based on hate lmao, he said a satire bout free energy but saying that mehdi always recharge our curiosity energy, always trynna learn new things everytime mehdi uploads a video!

[@djrkcryt2568]

I’m in school for Auto Service Tech but we gon be learning electrical things too, so this guy is like a teacher in a way for me too, i remember watching his content for entertainment, but now i watch it for both entertainment and education

[@djrkcryt2568]

@Whats_app_me561 my brother in christ what

[@Alan-ci1ed]

Back in 7th grade I stumbled upon this channel while doing research for a project in science class. Now I’m studying computer engineering in college rediscovering this channel, enjoying watching this guy make things pop, but this time I understand what he’s talking about 😅

[@AnotherFreakingDude]

Man, I think I'll start my own free energy company, this one would run with the power of friendship.

[@adamblack2255]

This is his only downside. With Yanky corruption, they'll ensure there is never free energy. He shouldn't dismiss every idea of it so quickly

[@softerseltzer]

Idea @Mehdi: circuits that demonstrate chaotic behaviour on the oscilloscope. They're very simple to make, but maybe could be improved to e.g. have more attractors or something.

[@tomdeitch2305]

You are the reason why the internet is the best thing that happened in the 20th century

[@hasthij2835]

Mehdi be careful im pretty sure when you conducted the salt water vortex with the 12v battery in a nutshell what you did was electrolysis. in that case the yellow substance that formed could have been chlorine. Fun fact: the white bubble that form are actually hydrogen bubbles which can combust if you hold a flame close to it

[@ccoder4953]

It figures that one of the few he said he should make was the one that delivers powerful electric shocks to skin (the GED). Not sure he needs another device to do that, but definitely on brand.

[@YodaWhat]

There ARE some distinctions between data, information, and knowledge. Here is a crude analogy: Data is like a raw ore, information is like the refined metal, and knowledge is like a finished product.

[@blackpaperbold]

15:06 Wow, I can read that "sh*t" Free energy is real. When you charge your phone using your friend power bank, it's free energy. When your electricity bill is paid by someone else's credit card, it's free energy.

[@jerrydaugherty4657]

This guy does a fantastic job! Love his topics and editing!

[@4dMiNi5Tr4t0r]

Coherer is 100% real, back in the day I read about it the inventor also invented the basic electric bell, because the tube containing the particles (coal dust I think) had to be bumped to shake up and release the connection, so instead of hitting an actual bell the arm was hitting the tube. Fascinating stuff

[@akshanshsrivastava5835]

@11:56 Mehdi searching for Barbie movie producer😂

[@danek_hren]

HAHA

[@LaloSalamancaGaming69]

Companies of movie barbie 😂

[@davorhorvat9231]

Hey electroboom i love your videos im trying to learn a bit of tech and youre doing it keep up with the good videos

[@jeyprabu]

Most passionate about his stuff and yet funny at the same time.❤

[@danielpaterson9824]

Could watch these videos all day 😂he would make such a great teacher! I remember when I first watched years ago I thought he didn't know what he was doing until I realised he is actually a seriously clever person and jus makes it fun and interesting 😎keep up the great videos please 😎❤️

[@zdrwnerka]

only legends know his first version was privated 🙏 😭 edit: ik explanation in community post shut up 🙏 ong 🙏 🙏

[@chocodils]

Yup

[@kepler_45]

I got the notification too

[@omgitsgreebeguys]

Same.

[@JustSOMETHIN-v1y]

Yes, it surely was!

[@RealMrProKylegamingYT]

Yea

[@MrDezibel]

build a transmitter that oscillates with the frequency of light, it would be interesting to see what lights up

[@tsm688]

Light is a radio wave. A transmitteer that operates at the frequency of light would just emit light. Yes, light is a radio wave. Weird huh?

[@blockcamp]

we have light bulbs

[@MrDezibel]

@@blockcamp oh, I'm sorry about that

[@blockcamp]

@@MrDezibel why are you sorry? I just said something funny

[@MrDezibel]

@@blockcamp That was a joke too, to think you still have to deal with just light bulbs 🤣

[@vivekvk45vk]

[01:35] That's how magnetron works 😁.

[@danek_hren]

Yes actually

[@JustSOMETHIN-v1y]

This is an amazing day! A new electroboom video!

[@one2toomany]

You know it's a good magnetism experiment, when you inadvertently pepper spray yourself.

[@tafsirnahian669]

13:39 peak Indian moment

[@tfrowlett8752]

4:09 I have a book on wireless sets and it mentioned a coheror in it, in that case it was a cylinder with electrodes at each end and small iron filings in between, but it still worked the same

[@TheElectronicDilettante]

Here’s something you can try. I’ve found that if a block of frozen bottled water(-5degF) is placed in a microwave and it is powered on, that sparks fly off of the block ice as if it was metal. Check it out, there’s something there. If anything, you might catch a spark to the hand or something. Thanks for all the great videos

[@hapatzchan]

you need to buy and try as you promised 10:18

[@venda.havelka]

I never ever believed I'll be so lucky to be one of the 200 people to click the link and get such amazing discount. I'm going to study right after I finish your video. You made my day, Mehdi!

[@karlmuster263]

3:21 Oh hey, you discovered electro-polishing.

[@gamingboyshub4659]

2:14 this one was soooooo funnyyyyyyyyy 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Flederratte]

15:44 Glad your document is clean now! Please do no more of such videos debunking "free energy" it is just a waste of time and boring to watch for many of your viewers! We enjoy you doing modification, testing and explanation of real stuff as well as when you design and build your own projects!

[@kiri8154]

You have to try the bio shield now!

[@Mauro9Icardi]

10:02 they lierally invented science 2

[@danek_hren]

EA science

[@mrrooter601]

12:36 I dont know about all the magical whatever with the earthing/grounding sheets, but I used one for a while and it DID stop static shocks from one particular bedsheet. I had it between the sheet and comforter, and in a way not getting randomly shocked when turning over did give me better sleep, so in a way I guess it worked.

[@maltadevnull]

Yeah, I believe its basically the same as anti-static clothing which is basic fabric lined with some metal in a net to spread the energy over a larger area

[@erinmac4750]

That is definitely worth something. I can remember the static electricity shows I used to get as a kid with my synthetic blankets. I don't care how soft and furry it feels, Mom, if it's going to shock the sh#t out of me! 😸 (and sketch the cat out! )

[@j.f.christ8421]

Get a humidifier, once you're above 55% humidity no more static.

[@vickyvloger2632]

You are genius 🔥... Love from India 🇮🇳

[@TCHANANANKO]

My prayer for you is for GOD to grant you a longer life. I'm an electrical and electronics engineering student, and sometimes during lectures, I feel as electrical engineering is booooring. But anytime I watch your videos, I'm always proved wrong cause you make the stuff really realistic. Now I know that electrical engineering is the most exciting engineering field out there. Thanks for being an inspiration sir Mehdi🙏

[@8-bitarghya718]

14:15 what do you mean by less advance country?

[@SuperGodfather92]

he is a racist freak.

[@newt2010]

Love your videos, and your comical honesty about what is garbage.

[@theRPGmaster]

Rational, unbiased, informative, and funny. All ingredients to make the perfect video. Very nice. As much as I hate knowingly giving money to scammers, it's always interesting to debunk their claims, and it might be educational.

[@rustyudder]

The flywheel is very good at storing energy to a certain extent but you require energy to get it going first.

[@robspiess]

And you can't forget the efficiency losses while spinning it up, keeping it spinning, and extracting the energy.

[@rustyudder]

@@robspiess nope the closest we can get is in a sealed watch movement balanced on rubies.

[@rustyudder]

I believe that's the lowest coefficient we've ever achieved not really scalable. I mean I think those old elgan pocket watches had the biggest balance wheel. Steam had a big flywheel but it also had a lot of friction.

[@hedgehog3180]

@@rustyudder Well the flywheel in steam engines acted more like a mechanical capacitor since the point of it was to help get over the max piston stroke hump and smoothe out the power delivery of the engine, sorta similar to a crank shaft in an internal combustion engine. And well on engines with multiple pistons like steam trains they were 90 degrees out of sync so quite literally like a crankshaft.

[@SomeThrillingHeroics]

I also note that the Earth Engine explanation mentions one sided magnets. I congratulate the inventor in advance for his forthcoming win of the Nobel Prize for proving the existence of magnetic monopoles. (Less sarcastically, an anisotropic magnet is something entirely different to a one-pole magnet. Anisotropic just means the magnetic domains are aligned... you know, like most things we would call magnets?).

[@Wifibee]

"One sided magnets" .. okay shit, that's funny. I also saw a video once about some weird free energy bs claiming it makes AC current but it flows in both directions simultaneously and continuously. Like .. what ?

[@hedgehog3180]

@@Wifibee I mean with a Fourier transform we could get infinitely many AC frequencies from a single DC current so it almost makes sense.

[@Wifibee]

@@hedgehog3180 WHO AWAKENS ME FROM A 6 MONTHS OLD COMMENT ? Anyway, the bs part about that is when you have AC but you specify it flows "continuously" .. to me it would suggest that it's DC then, not AC and that the person had no fucking clue of what he was talking about. And i don't know what happens when you make DC flows in both direction at the same time but i would not try.

[@IanZainea1990]

13:23 this poor guy has no idea what the old white man is talkingn about

[@EnochKasekeMushonga]

0:15 super quick click

[@hankstorm3135]

i do like your approach to the ridiculous subjects. many other today would simply wave it away but you at least approach it to show why it doesn't work i think that is very commendable.

[@soaphelps]

113k likes. time to buy the 5g butt plug.

[@RedstoneSteveYT]

9:26 c:

[@daninocchi]

jaiden mentioned😊

[@DaAngyBean]

“Never lose your scientific thinking to spirituality” that’s one HELL of an awesome quote

[@ubber1212]

2:52 what a weird soup

[@geokou7645]

10:38 STRONG BOSNIAN PHARAOH GODS RULE THE WORLD

[@mobinv901]

I am Iranian🇮🇷. I have become interested in electricity with your videos. I love your inventions and trial and errors⚠️

[@TracyWilliams699]

Hi guys, I know nothing about the market and I am looking to invest, any help? And who can I turn to?

[@Achakkate]

The rally in the stock market is over, but I'm not sure if stocks will recover quickly, continue to fall, or fluctuate in a narrow range for a few weeks, or if things will get worse quickly. I am under pressure to increase my $300,000 reserve.

[@TakodaJohn]

Reaching out to financial advisors like Julio Castillo who can help you restructure your portfolio would be a very creative option. Personal financial management will be critical to surviving the next difficult times.

[@BenjaminAchak]

It's really important for beginners not to rely only on videos, otherwise they will lose all their money, like I did when I started with these videos here on KZbin.

[@admin....1727]

I agree with you. With his help, I split my 450-pound portfolio between different markets. During this bear market period, I was able to net a little over $1 million from high dividend yield stocks, ETFs and equities. However, the reality is that you can't do it without a proven trading coach like Julio Castillo.

[@AnitaWilliams-gn9tt]

He is great, he has managed my investments so well and my weekly returns are stunning. Could someone kindly leave their details here?

[@maggi.no.e]

2:30 he just made magnet soup

[@BeamMonsterZeus]

I feel like I could hang with Mehdi here. The sense of humor and beside-himself-edness is right there with me

[@vaisakh_km]

XD waiting for your GED Video.... 12:03

[@charyenne]

9:32 as a german this was pretty funny. Which pice of music did you use for that?

[@Pyrcae]

would be also interested in that one :D

[@Pyrcae]

found it :) "Giuseppe Verdi requiem Dies irae"

[@Pyrcae]

.. by searching for "Heavy, Fast Classical Music" 😆

[@Pyrcae]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/nHymXn-La5tsqJo

[@charyenne]

@@Pyrcae Thanks! I actally like classical music but somehow i didnt know this one yet.

[@HansTheGerman88]

There is a way to kind of get free energy you get a water wheel a hose or tube and find a elevated spot above some water and then use suction or whatever you do to drain a pool to make the water go up the tube/hose and then it will push the water wheel and go back into the body of water only issues is the dry and cold sessions will mess with it

[@hedgehog3180]

You can only use the siphon effect if the body of water you are depositing the water into is lower than the one you're taking it out of. This is because the energy comes from gravitational potential energy so it has to end up being lower down.

[@HansTheGerman88]

@@hedgehog3180 yet you can use a water pump that isn’t that strong and the energy that is created will be more than enough to power the pump so you can use that excess energy to power other things

[@CoolJosh3k]

If this video actually does get 500,000 likes… Going to like just because it’d be funny to see Mehdi have to actually do those things.

[@alexstone691]

Same, i would love to see his face while buying $320 piece of junk

[@zombie-process7025]

Sadly, we all know what'll happen. He'll tear it open, and if there's anything inside at all besides a battery and a resistor to run the LEDs on it, it'll be some little circuit board they repurposed from a flashlight or a battery charger. Mehdi will still make it entertaining though. XD

[@CoolJosh3k]

@@zombie-process7025 Mehdi making it entertaining is the challenge.

[@ind_ninja_001]

Don’t insult anyone