Безумные эксперименты с электричеством

Мужчина в домашней лаборатории проводит всё более опасные эксперименты с электричеством: подключает лампу, измеряет напряжение осциллографом, собирает батарею, вызывает дуги и искры, а затем подносит контакты ко рту. Комичность строится на его самоуверенной подаче и постоянной эскалации риска, будто это обычный научный тест, хотя финал выглядит совершенно безрассудно. В аудио слышны объяснения на английском, писки приборов, щелчки и резкие электрические разряды, которые усиливают абсурд и напряжение. EN: A man in a home laboratory performs increasingly dangerous electrical experiments: he powers a light bulb, measures voltage with an oscilloscope, assembles a battery pack, creates arcs and sparks, and then brings electrical contacts to his mouth. The joke comes from his confident presentation and constant escalation of risk, as if this were a routine science test, while the ending looks completely reckless. The audio contains English explanations, instrument beeps, clicks, and sharp electrical discharges that heighten the absurdity and tension.

And if I measure the voltage at the output, all the microwave oven can last much longer than a bright DC. The power would be 400 times less wasted on f***ing wires. They have the CD power line. Both of them are exactly at 120V AC. Capacitor across the line. Power supply can generate 20V 150. Measuring the AC voltages at the input at the input. Now we have high voltages. Obviously there's a wrong connection. To kickstart the arc Measure the current to Not making a good contact. You can safely plug them in. Let's turn it on. What did I do? I will turn the power bar on Which is I think this Turning what's hard enough? Hmm? There you go. You saw what happened. Let's charge the car battery Now I have to wait a minute. Let's measure and see where we are. I'm measuring the capacitor voltage at its around which plugs to my cell phone and I can't play any tone from it like this. Carefully they have to cut that tiny bridge. Okay, let's try it out. There's nothing. Is there actually a voltage? Let me measure it for you. You'll see the giant flash capacitor back here. Join me for the first time to hear how it sounds and one two three four I thought I could share my artistic side with you Let me demonstrate if I plug it into the pipe knife I connect the circuits together Wow and at the input

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