Nikola Tesla's Radio Controlled Boat | Brilliancy at its peak

[@AshtenHaywood]

Man - I played a weird little side quest on Red Dead 2 where you use a little RC boat - and I 100% didn't realise it was a take on Tesla til now haha

[@BL00DYME55]

Marko Dragic. He has a follow up mission if you visit his lab in the northern part of Roanoke Ridge. And the lab looks exactly as you'd expect Tesla's lab to look like. Later on you can find Tesla's robot up in the mountains, feeling guilty for killing him. I love RDR2, they put so much work and attention to detail into even the smallest side quests.

[@AshtenHaywood]

@@BL00DYME55 I'll have to check it out! Ive seen the weird lab before and just wished it was part of the story 😂

[@Lobanium]

I didn't know it was possible to not know this.

[@AshtenHaywood]

@@Lobanium I did know it was possible for everyone who ever played rdr2 to know the complete history of Nikola Tesla

[@DJIronChef]

Weird how i just did this mission two hours ago, first time on KZbin after and boom

[@krejziks3398]

When you're so brilliant that you have to invent several inventions just to make your main invention a reality

[@Helperbot-2000]

Mind size: immeasurable

[@roxasparks]

Typically how it work

[@rozi2410]

INFINITE SIZE BRAIN

[@alexludavertigo6926]

Ask Marconi and Edison amongst others

[@mafsal007]

Tesla is the father of modern Technology 😍

[@DrDisinfect_TheWorld]

He's the Father of Technology period. All his works were stolen by Edison

[@nikonikolic1365]

Nikola Tesla invented: Radio Transmission and Reception, Polyphasic Electrical Power System (still used today all over the world) X-rays, Fluorescent Lightning, Neon Lighting and Thermionic Valves, Induction Electric Motors and much more! He gave humanity the modern world - for free (relatively speaking)!

[@nikonikolic1365]

@@DrDisinfect_TheWorld yes indeed!

[@makwanasavan5587]

@@DrDisinfect_TheWorld i think tesla make mistake Why he used his brain for selfish public so sad...

[@123snowball]

Nonsense. Tesla made some clever and important contributions to the development of electrotechnology but the full story is very much more complicated and involves many investigators and inventors.

[@ariyagozlo7983]

His use of such basic tools inspires at home projects. Shows that with just the fundamentals you can have impressive projects.

[@killercuddles7051]

Cell phones already existed in late 1800s. A Kentucky man made the first cell phone.

[@treudden]

@@killercuddles7051 what

[@greenleafyman1028]

As you said that it wasn't hit the market immediately because no investors take it seriously, it also happened to the other inventions too. It made me realize that the human intelligence and imagination are more advance than we thought, the only hindrance is lack of money.

[@HFilip11]

I wouldn't say it was lack of money. If you read about his life it was obvious that he just wasn't the best presenter. He actually oftentimes had enough interested investors, but he was rarely able to persuade them well enough - with, well - a business plan. It was the marketing skills and showmanship that propelled Edison and others forward.

[@serpentine1983]

Not really. There is always someone with money... I'd say it's lack of intelligence and vision from the part of the investors. Also as the previous comment is right too. I should also add, that probably the military would have been very interested i something like that. But I have never read about what Tesla thought about that world. So maybe that is why it didn't prosper in that direction. BTW, we should note that Tesla had this idea of the ray that could destroy an airplane fleet, for example, from a distances and tried to sell it to the militaries of the world as a perfect deterrence to avoid feature wars (every country with the same defense and it wouldn't be be wise to attack each other). A perfect power distribution.

[@edisontesla3932]

@@serpentine1983 Yes, I have read about the Ray that could destroy airplanes. The idea that it would indeed deter countries from attacking each other somehow only registered in my brain after reading your comment. Shame on me, I even combined Edison Tesla as my user name. Thanks

[@urboiii2334]

@@HFilip11 after commenting round and round u still meant to say lack of money, he worked as a labour dude what u read about him . Electric company didn't pay him well he upgraded their motors and he was the only one who could service those dc motors but still they paid him very less . what u read about him .They all thought he was a mad talking about helicopters neon lights ac current. Nobody took him seriously that was the only reason bcz his thinking was greater than any other scientists of that era. .

[@raf221]

you know the first vapor machine was invented in the 1st century AD by some greek inventor.

[@shineshine4760]

Without (respected) Nikola Tesla , what world we see today in terms of technology would never have been possible!!! From switching on a fan to running a computer device !! His contribution is everywhere #AC

[@Thedude897]

We're not as advanced as we think we are. New evidence that the pyramids we're built with sound.

[@MohamedElHanoun]

This is the only person who gives me the feeling that he came from the future. He was far ahead of his time and still amazes you even in this era

[@ayanvaidya2727]

This shows his true intelligence Not all the free energy and wireless energy bs Mind blowing mechanism He really pulled this up without any transistors

[@archive8080]

BS? He successfully demonstrated wireless energy long before others even conceived it, who are you to say he couldn't achieve this on a larger scale given the time and funding? His funding was cut off before he could finish his experiments. And what do you think his "free energy" was meant to be? Energy from nothing? No, it was intended to use the electromagnetic energy that exists around us at all times from the sun, earth, and universe. Calling it "free energy" is like calling solar "free energy". You'd have been one of the people who didn't believe in the potential of Tesla's boat.

[@FrozenMermaid666]

The true sign of intelligence (logic) is that he realised the fact that womyn are not reIationship materiaI because they are not love materiaI and that fercing unconsenting souls into a crueI mortaI existence without c-section is beyond wrong/sacriIegious, so he stayed virgin by choice and never bret -- intelligence is extremely rare, so only my protectors and I and some other men I've never met (including Tesla) have/had it, myself being the pure being (the opposite of womyn) and the logical being, and, it makes sense that the intelligent men and I also have the highest awareness and the highest perception level!

[@FrozenMermaid666]

Tesla liked the company of pure beings such as birds (a dove) and -- birds/bees/butterflies etc are the animals that represent me the most!

[@krejziks3398]

@@FrozenMermaid666 He stayed celibate, not only a virgin, there is a big difference, rare people can do that.

[@suzesiviter6083]

Have you looked into the atmospheric energy inventions at all? they are not fallacy, it may well be possible to tap into the natural resonance of the globe, anything Tesla invented should be taken very seriously, unfortunately he purposely made his patents a little cryptic to hide the details from the profane as it were. We know there is around 200v per meter of energy to tap into, question is how to utilise high voltage at low current, but I don't believe Tesla was a Charleton, I think he could of achieved his aims if the Rockafellas hadn't withdrawn funding.

[@rubabmubarrat]

Tesla was like: give me some coils and batteries I will build the Universe

[@saurabh3847]

New*

[@peanutbutter3578]

Its pretty amazing how these inventions are still used

[@SabinCivil]

This is a re-re-upload 😂

[@blaaze7611]

🥶

[@indonesiandude420]

*REEEEEEEE*

[@mrunknown69692]

Why?

[@jaggu4241]

I confused and confirmed now. Any reason for re upload

[@SabinCivil]

@@jaggu4241 The previous intro was too long.

[@usg4357]

The new generation should learn this technology. It may be old but once the fundamentals are explained and understood, I believe it can be used to make more brilliant inventions. Nikola Tesla was probably the smartest person of his time. Maybe even smarter than most scientists alive today. Genius.

[@fardinahmed6424]

To think this Great Men invented so many Inventions just to fulfill his Main Invention and all this concepts,blueprints were in his mind.A Mighty Imagination.

[@S4NSK4R]

I thought most of the modern technology includes Tesla inventions. Really I am very impressed by him.

[@zacharychristy8928]

Today we would probably just use 2 limit switches and a couple of diodes (or a servo). It's interesting to see the ways similar tasks were accomplished before semiconductor technology was developed.

[@zacharychristy8928]

@Sussy ass motherfucka for the average person sure! It's just also interesting to compare to how engineers today would do it.

[@adheesh2secondsago630]

... semiconductors are very old, just wasn't in market that time bc no one thought they could be so useful.

[@MilanDrazic]

Теsla also invited servo and that's all without youtube 🤯

[@lobsterbark]

@@adheesh2secondsago630 Semiconductor devices that could actually do anything useful weren't invented till the 1900s because nobody has the slightest idea of how they worked. They became widely available in the 20s and 30s, but it was not until after WW II that they became well understood enough that people could have an idea for a device, and know what they should try to achieve that using semiconductors. Before then it was just people noticing certain materials could be used as diodes, and others as extremely weak solar panels, weak to the point of only really being useful as light detectors and not to generate power.

[@kobra5905]

Necola Tesla sir was really great scientist and inspiration.

[@martin5004]

Nikola*

[@boldventure2]

Bless Tesla . Always remember he was a genius with a gentle soul.

[@syammohann4535]

Brilliant explanation... sort of gem of explaining physics concepts... my boy is also appreciated.

[@mza_aecs]

Indeed a Genius... And your way to present is incredible ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@reapertheone2348]

Tesla such a smart inventor he made his own designs and even the most possible inspiring minds ever

[@abedabdesselem9491]

Tesla is the embodiment of the saying: "I am limited by the tecnology of my time".

[@knezlazar312]

O men...this Serbian man was realy crazy at his time. 🇷🇸🥳👍🌹🥰🥇

[@imsharathkumar]

No doubt, if people had taken him seriously now we would have wireless electricity.

[@LitWarrior13]

Please make more of Tesla series ❤❤

[@MdAshrafurRahman]

Just WoW...!!!! He covered both section mechanical and electrical engineering in this invention....

[@nikonikolic1365]

He was centuries ahead of his time

[@ninjapirate123]

Imagine if he was still alive today

[@carlosalcaino]

In RDR2 you can find a scientist that "invents" this. Clearly a homage to Nikola Tesla

[@kenw.1112]

No doubt in the world... Nokia Tesla was one of , if not, the greatest INVENTOR of all time!

[@arnavpawar8602]

4:00 At this point, my brain stopped working

[@DIY-R3]

My brain also😅 BTW Tesla was a genius 🧲

[@anonymousak809]

Same

[@solidname9085]

My brain working 0:00-2:00 - 100% 2:00- 4:00 - 50% After 4:00 he is pure genius

[@morningbot2126]

If nikola tesla had lived for 15 more years then now we would have free electricity at 0 cost... Greatest scientist ever

[@tiefensucht]

There is a free energy source and it is called "sun".

[@ninjapirate123]

This taught me a lot more stuff than my school did

[@ButchNews]

For all his brilliance, he didn't realize he had discovered "radio" but Marconi and others would fix that real quick. Any old frequency worked with that gear. Some fine tuning would make the waves useful.

[@nithinmathewjoji7471]

Wow pure genius 👏

[@cornbreadfedkirkpatrick9647]

Again he was way before his time, and too bad he didn't have any blood relatives that was equally genius

[@pdd3]

He wasn't just before his time. 99.99% of people today couldn't build this today with the tools he had at his disposal. He was simply at another level.

[@Caaro99]

@@pdd3 that is only because your average person isn't an electrical engineer lol.

[@thepope2412]

@@Caaro99 Tesla wasn’t just an electrical engineer. He also had a keen understanding of fluid dynamics

[@ugursoydan8187]

that was an AMAZING video!!!! Thank you very much!!! Truly, one of the BEST videos on KZbin!!! We want videos like this!!! Thank you very very much!!!!

[@whatdoinamethischannel9749]

When you’re so brilliant that people think you’re a wizard

[@ndudgczufofuf6270]

This guy is genius😬

[@arjunsingh-fj7ut]

Sir Nikola Tesla 👑❤️

[@cynthiatandeo5297]

What made Nikola Tesla so Smart

[@banadoomurtaza472]

His power of thinking is mind blowing

[@stevedeakins416]

Bruh just imagine being Tesla trying to explain to people in that day and age how and why these things work. The original "Trust me bro"

[@eugenenoah6639]

Tesla is so genius

[@bobkelso769]

As many of you can see, the boat can be rc controlled while the spring is charged. I think this demonstration lasted only 15 or 20 minutes, but it was very brilliant though. Tesla was great!

[@kannumannu9618]

Proud to be Tesla's fan

[@r00kiet80]

Technically he was able to get the ruder in every position possible considering he could stop it whenever he wanted so not just three more like however many tooth that gear had where it was able to move

[@Mcneds]

That brush design is nearly exactly how the lego servo motor works that is hilarious

[@hasanemon859]

Imagine Tesla was alive at present times as a well renowned scientist with all necessary supports.

[@williamfox8795]

Tesla didn’t demonstrate this boat at Madison Square Gardens in 1898! There was only one public demonstration ever made & that was in Chicago, IL on 13 May 1899 to the Commercial Club.

[@sajadmoradkhani5187]

Thanks

[@StarDust1939]

Excellent, very well done. However, one update - currently the earliest documented RC model car was a streamlined radio-controlled vehicle which won third prize in Ford Motor Company's 1954 Industrial Arts Awards program. David Swinder of Warren, Ohio used a large control console to demonstrate the operation of the six-foot vehicle. Ref Book - "Building and Operating Model Cars" Walter A. Musciano, Page 37, Published 1956.

[@ray4493]

I wonder if RDR2 actually depicted Tesla's real-life personality. He is supposed to be humble.

[@fpshimanshuyadav171]

Lmao we played that mission

[@Mustis91]

wait he was in RDR2? i really have to finish this game

[@feminico2613]

@@Mustis91 he was also testing the radio boat in the game when you see him

[@duynguyen6229]

Tesla was sent from the future to the past!!

[@josenavio74]

Well, the first RC Boat was presented by Torres Quevedo in 1905. Indeed the first RC.

[@smith167]

wrong, Tesla showed this ti the public in 1890s.

[@mihirchandran]

The magnetron inside a microwave oven also uses LC oscillations to generate microwaves that cook food.

[@gorintlaajaykumar3679]

U people are awesome....in demonstration.... Loving your content...💥

[@My7clips]

Yes sir i am very excited, and thanks for this video ❤❤

[@dinithaw]

TESLA IS NOT JUST A GENIUS! HE IS A GOD!!! ❤️🙏

[@pavlekovacevic5787]

Woah no

[@SudipBishwakarma]

Nikola Tesla was ahead of his time.

[@adityabaware5857]

Pure Genius

[@vloggerrayaanbhat3492]

Tesla was genius

[@suspense_comix3237]

1:13 “DC Motor” Tesla has betrayed us...

[@archive8080]

I know its a joke but ill say this anyway. Getting a battery to run on AC isn't worth it or necessary, they still use DC. Most batteries run under 12v so to use AC would be more advanced but the primitive DC is perfectly safe and effective. Converting to AC would require a lot of extra components and energy losses.

[@tinotendamkajawu5359]

Im impressed, problem solving at its person

[@kalicrowamusic3315]

Ah dang the thing I was most interested in was the signal being sent back and fourth itself and how it worked, but I feel like the video didnt describe it very much. Perhaps I was supposed to already know?

[@Mustis91]

i bet there's a video about it on the channel. not sure though but there are a lot of Tesla videos

[@pascha4527]

You need basic RF knowledge to fully understand this videos. But they didnt explain the motor either so yeah. Its the base stuff. From my monkey brain : Basically, any oscillating current (AC) on a wire will escape into the air. You can also absorb this oscillating current with a receiving antenna. With that current he triggered a electric relay. It's really simple.

[@somchaiaimpoe9895]

รายละเอียดมาก กับ การสร้างแหล่งพลังงานไฟฟ้า ที่ ต้องค้นหา และ ครับ ที่ ต้องค้นหา แหล่งพลังงานไฟฟ้าครับ

[@karthikbobba2528]

Where Are you getting this many details , please share your reference material

[@vadimnesen8060]

Would be nice if the boat still existed. But most of his stuff was destroyed. The elite went ready for him

[@retropwn7596]

It still bothers me that Tesla died alone and broke. One of the greatest human minds the world has ever seen imo

[@epicboy4055]

He was a brilliant scientist

[@AlokMauryaOfficial]

He was really a genius!

[@door-to-doorhentaisalesman2978]

Tesla is 100 years ahead of his time.

[@padmavathys7284]

As said, many such inventions even now by Young students and other people are not even respected...but will have it's worth one day...🙂

[@uncertainmagic2806]

Tesla..man of future

[@goyumsandeepa7322]

Genius indeed❤️

[@jrodthompson7454]

Having Tesla's brain must have been so entertaining. This dude would never need Netflix one time in his life I bet 🤔...

[@dezsonagy8357]

I don't understand how the coil spring works at all, it should be explained in more detail, it may be simple but I don't see it. The watch also needs to be pulled up to work, right? how is there a constant force in it?

[@shivah.adhikari1763]

Please make videos on the charging station.

[@victordashmohapatra3546]

what a genius he was🥲

[@정현준-v4z]

Great Video. Thanks

[@aaronchisha527]

I can't believe how genius Tesla was

[@swayingGrass]

It might not be commercial, but people DEFINITELY took notice, and interest, of radio remote control before the 40s. Even in the video you show it, "It's like magic".

[@RealAadilFarooqui]

OK! it's simple but it's genius and it's efficient with having no errors It was something

[@tinuvarun5806]

Amazing explanations 👍

[@AhmetBurakAkay]

Amazing content. Thank you.

[@kamleshchavan7451]

Brilliant , Brilliant Simply Brilliant Sir will it be possible for you to make a video , explaining the circuitry of today's modern RC toy car , please explain how signal is transmitted from transmitter and receiver module's of the RC car to control the dc motor . Or name of any book or magazine having such small project's , explaining every detail , working of the RC toy circuit's . Please do it , a humble request

[@brendawilliams8062]

How brilliant. Thankyou

[@kamleshchavan7451]

Sir please make a video on modern Radio Control circuit's , explaining how the signal transmission takes place between transmitter and receiver to control the motors Please Explain function of every electronics components used to built the transmitter and receiver circuit's

[@gowthamnaik7023]

Please make a video on thermo-magnetic generator

[@nuclearpowerphysics5409]

Now it’s looks a bit more simple for RC boats

[@RubyKaneki]

that is so simple

[@Knightfire66]

insane!! this guy demonstrates high tech which is today used in flying robot drones.... but no investr had the guts to give him money for it xD

[@kamleshchavan7451]

Sir please make a video on transmitter and receiver circuit used in today's RC toys to control the motors

[@vcodenow9281]

1:59 a great lesson

[@hquanngd]

Another reupload? Is there a re-re-re upload? ;) Nice video! And money in a boat!

[@TRVSH-01]

Thanks for sharing

[@cedriccao7892]

thx！now I want to know the waterproof method of the driveshaft，cabon seal or J seal😆

[@fernandop1]

*New technology will always be impressive by the fact that is new but is getting harder and harder to come up with new technology as time pass by.*

[@neonninja4634]

This animated Tesla looks like Howard stark Imagine Tesla being a tech company like stark industries

[@KabirMusa-w6k]

The RC we see today was invented by a great Inventer

[@miketyson8236]

Great Explanation, thank you!

[@AnkitYadav-bp5iz]

Best explanation is here😻

[@evertchin]

It is actually possible to back drive the worm gear..just require more force acting on it and steeper gear angle. PS5 controller variable triggers is using this mechanism

[@atedalynvlog5975]

Oh man. This is literally a Side Quest you do for Red Dead Redemption 2 😊