Top Japanese engineers taught me this. Never throw a damaged power supply in the trash!

Top Japanese engineers taught me this. Never throw a damaged power supply in the trash! Coming to our channel, you will no longer have to worry about the types of sources in your home!

[@davinderc]

"Top Japanese engineers taught me to make trash videos with clickbait titles so I could start my own crappy DIY hacks channel and possibly cause people to injure themselves in dumb ways"

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@kieron39]

report the video as as "harmful or dangerous acts" and put in the report that this is a HIGHLY dangerous thing to attempt and would at BEST result in you getting a nice shock (at worst this thing might burn your house down)

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@chesthairascot3743]

Electrical engineer here. Report this video as 'harmful acts'. Capacitive dropper power supplies are extremely dangerous. This power supply can kill you.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@AngryMarkFPV]

Dangerous A F capacitor dropper circuit. Please do not use this anyone... good theory to know in a absolute pinch but zero practicality in this form.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@TheTransporter007]

Two suggestions that will *dramatically* improve the look of your videos in the future: -Soap & water. -A fingernail clipper.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you

[@kennmossman8701]

he should give up making rubbish videos. PERIOD

[@AndyJHiscock]

Hope you got big liability insurance for people to claim off for injury

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@JoshMcDonald-q6z]

Watching your video was a roller coaster, so thank you for that. Hazards: 220V AC between ground and output ☠️ (not isolated) In a no load condition, like if you plug it in the wall with nothing else attached, the 50V capacitor will be experiencing over 300V DC, the capacitor will explode and that voltage will be experienced at the output ☠️ What you’ve made is a noisy constant current DC power supply. If it was safe it may be ok for powering lights and perhaps vigilantly charging batteries in a pinch. It is not good for loads which are not constant like switching electronics. Please explain to people not to try this.

[@utenatenjou2139]

No fuse of any kind? At least mask the adapter for cautious. Some poor soul may used it wrongly, thinking it is a UL approved device.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@dustindude4995]

Oh, i just make a bridge rectifier with the caps and diodes i don't have. Not trying to be rude: The title leaves me with impression I'm missing some important context. I don't see the practical use, but I do like watching people solder who are better at it than I am.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@freakklomp]

wow, this is pretty dangerous to teach people. theres no isolation to the mains, if someone touches the board wrong (you got lucky) they can get electrocuted really badly. theres also no fuse of any kind. this will hurt someone and potentially set someones house on fire.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@andytipping70]

now run it without a load and watch that 50 volt capacitor go thermonuclear!!!!! Also no isolation from the mains

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@vadnegru]

This guy touches bare board like it's nothing. I got electrocuted so badly after touching 5V transformer my hand was in pain for a day.

[@XenyQ_]

Yeah. Don't touch 220v

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@vadnegru]

@@XenyQ_ it was unplugged

[@XenyQ_]

@@vadnegru bro. I've did worse

[@kennmossman8701]

no explanation --------> RUBBISH

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@johngolden1352]

i usually dont disparage people from making things, but im sorry i wasted my bandwidth on this video and comment.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@George_Washington_]

cut those nails

[@L0wcash]

BE WARNED! THIS DEVICE IS VERY DANGEROUS! These kind of video's should be banned from KZbin! Oh and the title is a lie. Top engineers from Japan would tell you that playing with electricity like this is NOT ok! So don't do stupid things like this!

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@L0wcash]

@@victory-mg4xu No galvanic separation from mains voltage is very dangerous! Please read up on safety basics before telling other people that this circuit is ok to use! Don't play with electricity if you don't know what you're doing! This circuit can kill someone!

[@kennmossman8701]

@@victory-mg4xu @victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@akkudakkupl]

Don't build this, you will have line AC floating on the DC, this is not a supply that should be used to power anything that is not insulated from the user.

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!

[@akkudakkupl]

@@victory-mg4xu you have no idea how this works and why this is dangerous.

[@kennmossman8701]

@victory-mg4xu This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage WRONG - its VAC and not V WRONG - its simple because it is rubbish; missing key components voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v WRONG the capacitors REACTANCE acts like a resistor reducing the CURRENT. WRONG - it should be a X rated cap. voltage is reduced through capacitor ... is only 12v WRONG -total nonsense. show the formula - you can not because you are WRONG. SHOW THE FORMULA You should be ashamed by your ignorance. ...converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor WRONG - it is not a filter cap WRONG - justify the cap value. 1000 uF is so silly. ... is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured! WRONG - that is just so WRONG; any exposed wire/contacts/joints/circuit is at mains live potential and so is DANGEROUS. Further any moisture can conduct mains voltage and so is DANGEROUS Nice try but clearly you have no idea about electronics. This highlights the danger of following clowns who just copy circuits without any knowledge.

[@juano31]

not so smart tip

[@victory-mg4xu]

Thank you colleagues for your comments! This is a simple circuit, 220v voltage is reduced through capacitor C 105J, 450v is only 12v and is quickly converted on the diode bridge to DC voltage and has a 1000 uf 16v filter capacitor and is stored in a plastic box. So users can be completely assured!