Stun Gun vs Waterjet - Random Machine Shop Experiments

[@jordanranstead3016]

Electroboom is gonna flip after watching this

[@flamingkillermc2806]

He made a video explaining theirs no way tasers go up to 53 billion volts

[@Sharpless2]

@@flamingkillermc2806 or 980 million volts...

[@edwardnotthevampire]

*FFFUULLL BRRRIIIIDDGGE RRREEEEEECCTIIIIFFFFIIIEEERRRR!!!!!!!!!!!!!*

[@Mycatisinapiano]

@@edwardnotthevampire MOTHER OF THE FULLEST OF BRIDGE RECTIFIERS

[@lachlanhatcher9108]

53 billion volts, tell him he's dreaming

[@danieljohnston1769]

I really thought he was gonna lick it

[@ThePerfectKiosk]

First time I've seen someone get tased during a sponsor spot.

[@WaterjetChannel]

Hopefully not the last

[@josephgauthier5018]

same, actually

[@azztechwolf]

Makes it the most entertaining, which in turn makes it more effective cause it's more memorable

[@danijel124]

He didnt get tased. He turned on the taser after letting him go ;)

[@DARKSHATOW]

@@danijel124 He got tased.

[@GirAiDWinters]

I'm constantly stunned by Mitchell's boyishly good look.

[@sour.flower_]

Ugh finally someone said it i crush on him so fucking hard 🤣

[@urmommahouse4458]

He always looks like an innocent happy lil boy

[@coledaly7905]

hes got an infectious smile

[@Thuebner1104]

I lol’d when Mitchell had to think twice about licking it once he realized there was a real possibility he could unconsciously bite hit tongue off

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

unwillingly *

[@dylaneatssushi9412]

@@girlsdrinkfeck unconsciously was the proper word to use there because its a muscular reflex that happens without the brain aka unconscious

[@funnyshit54321]

@@dylaneatssushi9412 No, the proper word would be involuntarily if that's the game we are playing.

[@dylaneatssushi9412]

@@funnyshit54321 unwillingly, unconsciously, involuntarily would all work But they chose to use unconsciously and it doesn't make sense to me why someone would correct them with a word that has the same contextual meaning Its like if someone said "i think i like cats!" then some cool and smart person came in and said "uh actually i think you meant to say felines* not cats" They both mean the same thing and the words we're both used properly so correcting it with a word with the same meaning is entirely pointless Did i say entirely? I meant to say completely*

[@kylestanley7843]

@@dylaneatssushi9412 actually, unconsciously does not work for two reasons. One, to unconsciously do something is to do it whole unconscious, meaning when asleep or otherwise comatose. Secondly, you're using the wrong word. The word you're looking for is subconsciously, and even that doesn't really apply because that pertains to things that you do without thinking about, such as scratching an itch or shifting your weight while standing. The guy above me was correct, involuntarily is the correct word - because you don't in any way mean to do it. The electricity forces your jaw muscles to tense up and close, whether you like it or not.

[@royalriding1720]

"Still under warranty" they voided your warranty the second they saw how y'all use that machine

[@tnmoe-]

Ha, I remember in high school a buddy and I took apart one of those throwaway cameras and soldered some leads to the flash... then shocked things of course.

[@Lilith-Rose]

Yeah that's a high voltage capacitor, effective enough but only one shot rather than a continuous burst

[@Silentguy_]

Bruh one of those camera flash caps can stop a persons heart.

[@tnmoe-]

Yes, and yes... We weren't the smartest 15 year olds...

[@CaffeinatedTech]

People in our high school used to rip out the starters on the gas heaters and zap people with them. Really sucked in winter because the heaters wouldn't work :)

[@urmommahouse4458]

4:46 Mitchell just casually walks behind Dan 😂😂

[@anonimos0sinonimos]

COVID-19 VS WATERJET?

[@kingofnuclearfallout39]

Waterjet would win

[@licknahr3067]

They've already done toilet paper lol

[@EyesOfByes]

"Wat yet my co de Vie" - Shakespeare

[@djak4803]

hi Shakespeare

[@sohmasartans4299]

Why do you have so much drama in your plays Shakespeare

[@geometricart7851]

"maybe a hall monitor stun-gun" Now that would be fun!!

[@laurentbeauregard4666]

The most quality original content on KZbin fight me

[@fidelabc123]

You obviously don't know about HPC

[@AlexMiedemaFRL]

poosiehandler i learned about this channel through HPC. 😎

[@tayopancake]

You are wrong and for that you must deal with it.

[@laurentbeauregard4666]

poosiehandler oooh I do love me some good pressing, you’ve got a point! Although I will say the banter between these two is much more enjoyable than HPC, not as bad as CRH but it’s gets to me sometimes

[@sammyk1155]

This actually has good commentary unlike HPC, but I do really like Beyond the Press. The stuff they do is amazing. Although if you want super high quality and production, watch Captain Disillusion, that stuff is better than anything out of Hollywood.

[@zoinksxscooby]

Dude this was entertaining af, thank you for the quarantine boost

[@ml9849]

Dear Forest Phil Moore your Saturday morning appointment has just been cancelled. 5:50

[@381delirius]

My dream when I'm sleeping in class 2:25

[@DrakkarCalethiel]

Ozone is actually indeed produced. You also get some NOX. 53 Billion, more like around 10 to maybe 25KV. Initially battery voltage gets stepped up via most likely a flyback transformer to a couple kV AC. This "intermediate" voltage is then further stepped up to 10-25kV via a HV cascade. The cascade is made from just capacitors and diodes. The blue blobs are the caps. This part also is what makes stun guns hurt like crazy, the caps store quite a bit of current. If you measure the gap, you could roughly calculate the voltage, usually a spark jumps 1mm every 1kV.

[@AvixkThePig]

Came here to say this. Also, 53 billion volts would be able to make an arc 17 kilometers long. Marketing has gotten out of hand.

[@DrakkarCalethiel]

@@AvixkThePig Even longer if you go with the 1mm/kV rule

[@BlackWolf42-]

That high-voltage section in that stunner is an ebay module that you can buy for 4 dollars. I was certain it was in there. I've depotted the stun modules with some methylene chloride and the same parts are there. Pointless post; thank you.

[@ToadNamedDuck]

Pointless post indeed.

[@sarcastichyena2456]

you know you have good friends when you can tase them and have them laugh about it

[@davidblanck4131]

Funny how you guys and Warped Perception posted a similar voltage test on phones today. Not as crazy as B Is For Build and Vtuned doing the exact same car build. But, still crazy.

[@dstockbridge1]

The ad is what honestly gets me to like the video every time 😂

[@electronicsNmore]

Yep, high voltage corona/arcs produce ozone. No lick test? Chicken! LOL

[@Lilith-Rose]

Those coil units you can buy for a couple of dollars online because they are used for other applications, the battery is just four aa or aaa rechargeables so 6v total, the rest is just a momentary switch, the safety switch and some wires and probes in a plastic housing... Very simple and easy to assemble for pretty much anyone

[@Woogoo336]

Pretty sure I've heard that the flashlight and the middle probes are so it makes bright flashes and a loud noise, an effect that would deter an attacker before they even get within zapping distance.

[@polyesterShark]

*Tries to electrocute someone through water with DC power* Me: laughs in basic electrical science

[@adamtoth9882]

a taser is AC.......

[@lapasteque899]

Adam Toth nah it ain’t it’s pulse dc dumbass

[@Silentguy_]

Adam Toth Lol No. Hand held tasers don’t convert the battery DC to AC arcs. Between and inverter circuit and transformer you’d lose to much power to be effective. All it does is feed the battery power through a boost switching converter or extremely simple Diode-Capacitor voltage multiplier. You can actually normally tell the difference between AC and DC arcs simply by the way they sound and travel. AC arcs are wild and the high frequency means that it passes relatively easily through the air, while DC is much less violent and travels more like a static shock.

[@timcarter1164]

This week on the Waterjet Channel... Typing With Tasers. It's a good thing he didn't lick it. They still hold a charge until you discharged it against a piece of metal. I found that out the hard way when I put one in my pants pocket that I hadn't discharged. Couldn't feel my leg for about an hour.

[@regulatorjohnson.]

in this video, 2 people who don't understand electricity play with a taser

[@Frampzzz]

0:11 I love how you just walked up and tased him

[@Cadwaladr]

Dang, I was hoping it had one of those big rectangular lithium polymer batteries and it would blow up.

[@WaterjetChannel]

Haha. One day

[@cameronross5054]

Welcome to the wonderful world of ESD design. Most consumer products are designed to withstand shocks of up to 15kV on any exposed to the "user" metal parts so not overly surprised that the phone survived the stun gun.

[@crazytomato4845]

Best sponsorship ever

[@tannerbishop9384]

I'm glad everyone is advertising racon. I have a pair of the E25 earbuds and they are seriously the best option for wireless earbuds. Everyone should get a pair

[@georgepoulos2096]

I’m so glad your guys channel is blowing up. Almost 1 million subs!! Can’t wait for the big 1 million!!!

[@FPVGeek]

u guys are so good at making the commercials hilarious and sincere simultaneously it cracks me up

[@macsawesomeplace]

2:29 who needs enemies with friends like that? Love the videos!!👍

[@kurimzon]

Ray Con? You mean... RAYD: SHADOW LEGENDS?!

[@cle4tle]

stunning works by having electricity flow through someone, so if wanna test the power you should connect the probes to 2 separate wires and have the wires submereged in the water with some distance apart and stick your hand in to the water between the wires. same thing goes as the alluminem table

[@nadirsirro8841]

2:29 when you remembered to pull out but it's too late

[@knight.99]

This what a kid would do, exploration and curiousity .

[@ronin_user]

If a grenade goes off in water the force is transferred directly to anything in the water with the explosion regardless of distance. Even if it is a five yards away. Water makes it like it is exploding next to you. The impact has almost no fall-off in comparison to exploding in oxygen.

[@LokiOfNorse]

I love how much fun there having together it's nice to watch

[@richcampoverde]

Just wait until the rectifier gets wind of this

[@Rossbrian1]

That was a perfect cut between the batteries

[@mattcurrent4545]

I get off work and watch your guys videos. Great stuff Make me laugh alot

[@TheTruex56]

That was the best ad ever on KZbin

[@thoughtx4728]

Voltage travels from one electrode to the other, if you dont get in between then it will never go through you since you aren't the path of least resistance. Put a wire on each electrode and put the wires on either side of the tub of water, then try it

[@Kai_Jason_Lee]

I love your Channel and Videos

[@madebydimiakagreekmachine5822]

Love you dudes never stop!

[@TheMeanestGuy]

4:43, if i were yall, get the raycons, ive had mine for 6 months, best damn ones i have ever had.

[@joshuasavo1809]

Maybe the stun gun had a timer in it so you can't hit yourself and get stuck. That's why it looked like it shut off immediately. Police tasers only go for 5 seconds before they shut off for safety reasons.

[@archetypalculinarian]

What you taught us all is that skynet is nearly invincible.

[@michaelroy1631]

FYI, it takes over 17km of air to establish a 53 GV (53 billion V) potential...

[@Hless421]

Fun fact. You two were the driving force behind major changes in advertising and that first one was the sneak up taser that started it all. Fast forward 500 years and we have the “Ouch my balls” TV series, Buttfuckers restaurant and the famous Costco greeting “Welcome to Costco, I love you” This message is sponsored by president Camacho and Rehabilitation.

[@philb8186]

I think the spark travels from negative to positive.. Not sure if it's the same with a taser, just something I heard in an electricity class once

[@alexguerra6135]

I’m loving the consistent uploads 😁

[@sinom_00]

Come on now, haven't you seen the Electroboom video? You need to bring a lightning bolt into the shop for an accurate test of high voltage

[@armegeddon11]

Imagine thinking anything they could buy can get up to 53 billion volts lmao.

[@jennasloan396]

Yo, I bet the stun gun shut off before the waterjet started to cut it because of a built-in safety mechanism that automatically turns off the stun gun if it's been on zapping air for more than three continuous seconds. It usually says this in the manual.

[@savagesage88]

How long do you think his tongue would have been numb? Mmmm now with that fresh electricity flavor!

[@WayneMiller1110]

That's funny It's picking up the electrical current as if it were touches on the touch screen I'm pretty sure that's how the touchscreen works is detecting the electrical flow in your body or something like that I'll have to look it up again but I'm pretty sure that's why if you wear gloves or rubber or anything like that you can't use the touch screen

[@franzolielectronics]

53 billion volts? more likely 10 thousand volts.

[@bcoit55]

I see what you did there saying something about what makes your wife happy that was quite the interesting camera Pan

[@BrainsofFrank]

I’d like to see the big ancient green machine in the background running and doing what it does best........ which I don’t know what it does. I want to say that it’s a metal brake

[@liamwanless8467]

the voltage os more like 20000 volts ,as the voltage is limited by the spark gap size. the advertised voltage would arc over around 53 kilometers to 159 kilometers

[@TheMontanaMan]

Now y'all should to cut MIG Welder in half, and see how long it will keep going while being cut, and show what's inside, perhaps? Harbor freight would be your best bet if y'all are on a budget.

[@StupidRobotFightingLeague]

The beard is on point...

[@caramellatte4919]

If it was 53million volt the battery would be bigger than a 5 story home

[@retro1513]

They test them to be resistant to static electricity which is high voltage so usually phones are pretty shock resistant. At least I’m pretty sure that’s why

[@charredskeleton]

Ooo, ooo. Taste test!

[@kenwoodford2599]

If you pit an insulator between the inner probes (sound bad) and soldered a wire on the other probes and then touched the opposite end of the table would it shock you if you placed your hand in the center of the table?

[@12345.......]

4:48 payback from Mitchell

[@xX_Kryptis_Xx]

Cool video but forget the stun gun you guys should build a flux capacitor

[@shawnawesome7770]

Dude...the raycon ad!

[@bruhnoodle7997]

2:29 you made me flinch

[@juliusionescu4905]

Like just other comments explained it can not be mio. of volts. Air is breaking down at some point. So at around 1 cm you need 30 KV to break down the air in between to a super conductive arc. This gap is like 3 cm so it could only get up to 90 KV. Thanks @electroboom

[@kushkiller7108]

I'm surprised you didnt turn the flashlight on at all

[@spencerballard9297]

I thought for sure Michael was going to pull out another taser

[@WayneMiller1110]

It quit working before the water even started to touch it

[@Skiezah]

I watched that intro like 4 times 😂

[@Skiezah]

And 4:50 I’m so glad he got you back lmao

[@DennyPhantom]

*sees thumbnail* What is this a TechRex video, fek is it doing in my sub feed

[@LoneWolf5841-]

What happened with the phone when it turned off, that metal bit by the battery is connected to the ground there is a chip in the phone that if it detects current passing through ground it will just shut off in order to prevent the phone from getting fried.

[@keithdoan1]

do you guys still use your old water jet

[@The_Hell_Lord]

that battery shocking is so dangerous

[@biologicalhunter520]

This is the first time I've ever actually felt like buying a product because of a sponsored video

[@DonEBrooke32]

0:38 clearly, you haven't seen Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. *rolls eyes*

[@INSIDEHARDWARE]

Those are 2 ground GRN connections on the back of the phone

[@JD-tl7ld]

Ooooo that's nice. Damn son, that was creepy AF.

[@JackMillsPilot]

...53 billion volts...

[@longlivetnt]

Jack’s Train spotting and plane spotting! That would kill people instantly

[@JackMillsPilot]

Jimboroni Pepperoni I know. I hate it when companies advertise it as 10 TRILLION VOLTS! 600,000 VOLTS! when it is actually around 120 ish

[@EddieBurke]

Jack’s Train spotting and plane spotting! Lmao exactly!

[@GreatNW]

Could be reverse polarity protected.

[@eduardosc3434]

I have been stunned by direct 23k volt transformers and theyve stopped my heart. Ive been stunned by tasers tha claim 1mil volts and they give you a small shock but thats it.

[@daneartis7040]

I know this video is old, but you need to be really careful with batteries because you can start a really bad chemical fire that doesn't go out easily. Be safe!

[@radredguy5828]

"Stun gun" Clearly a taser

[@JasonHalversonjaydog]

yeah i've heard that famous thing of throwing a toaster or hair dryer into a tub won't shock you either. it'll just trip the breaker right away

[@LDaniel_BDuce]

Jason Halverson probably a good thing

[@Abrikosmanden]

So the whole concept of electricity is not really your bag, is it? ;)

[@GodBoredWas]

This is the most intelligent comment yet.

[@BenjoCovers]

they rly dont undestand electricity xP

[@R3cKi7]

so you can only charge the earbuds 4 times then have to get new ones?

[@pumpedmonster6333]

is it me or are they looking older and older every video? at the same time im not trying to be disrespectful

[@Fuaarrkk]

Wish special haha I have two of them. The things will stun ya for sure

[@skelevision4118]

2:30 that made me flinch too

[@Givulinovich]

Typing via stun gun. Interesting.

[@oclavukialufalu8657]

53 billion volts would kill a rhino instantly. The human body can roughly withstand about 1 amp. You have roughly 1000 ohms of resistance from fingertip to fingertip.

[@michaelpastva9704]

U guys should cut a FLAT SCREEN TV