When I smoke a bowl of something good I can almost understand you brother 😂

So Awesome !

omg I want one

On @Exotic Chem Lab's channel is only a playlist "Astronomy" nothing else. Great videos 👍

This looks like the ingredients to meth

Are you using distilled water? My generator would produce a rust colored suit that filled the cells. One source said it’s the minerals in water left behind.

Do you reckon haveing 300,000 turns on a tesla coil is overkill?

He punished his opponent mashing airdodge perfectly

this is a weird looking refrigeration loop 🤔🤔🤔

Can I buy some compressed fruit ripening sauce from you?

Awesome video, it's my 80's childhood in a nutshell. Splitting H2O into H and O.

Rubbing alcohol is actually really hard to get to solidify, due to the fact that a system of alcochol and water can't form a stable enough crystall lattice, because alchol messes up water's hydrogen bonding. So, this syrupy heterogenous stuff is probably a lot of ice crystalls and a gooey liquid alcohol/water mix. The ethylene glycol/water mixes are used as an antifreeze for the same reason. Anyway, it was really interesting to watch all the 3 parts, thanks for good content!

Welcome to HVAC... it all makes you sick.

There is simpler method. Just apply step voltage to inductor for short period of time and measure speed of increasing of current in the beginning of transient dI/dt. The inductance will be calculated as Voltage / (dI/dt). Using this method you can also observe how the inductance decreases while current rises and dI/dt also increases (meaning current rises faster). You can measure saturation current which is important for power applications using this method.

In my experiance I get better signal results using diode-transistor logic than resistor-transistor logic. But your work looks nice.

Not sure if you look at your comments but I'm also in Florida and am preparing to build my own submarine and was looking for clarity on registering it as a vessel

u forget to add the stochiometric o2 ^^ do one with oxy acetylene and with hho

i made this on a breadboard lol (only the 1 bit)

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Excellent video!!

Put it in a sealed tank. That's what we need to know. Why? Cause eventually people will use single piston motor to turn pulley that have generator head that can power electric car motors. It would be nice to never have to buy hydrogen.

I want to make one that has a round projectile, like a bullet. With a few stages, it might have bullet-like speeds.

Hey great video, I have a question that might seem silly, at 10:58 you said propane would play well with ethylene, why should it be propane? Can ethane or butane be considered?

i made this in minecraft lol

Incredible, your video was thorough and detailed enough to the point where i could build my own unit copying your design. I would like to hear what improvements you would make if you did it over again. Fantastic video, thank you 😊 Also, what type of brazing rod did you use? Would you rather use a TIG welder in the future with shielding gas to make the connections?

Looks like a marx generator

Heavens gate lol. Drab majesty fan?!

...accidentally packed microwave instead of foods... 🤣🤣🤣

share te board

Have you seen Acetone frozen by Liquid He? It looks like brains.

Use a ring on the outside and a plate with the same surface area as the ring, drop the glass bowl a bit. Than figure out what kind of metal is the most conductive.

If you use a circular tube and connect 3 disc-shaped figures, you can create a magical effect such as the movement of the planet Earth. How to install the discs: One must be inside the second. Of course, the first disc must be smaller than 3.

loving your videos.

Wait, are you submerging the resistor blocks? Do you think the wiring and case can withstand boiling alcohols for the medium term? i mean clearly it works i've just never seen those used for heating like that.

Can you make a instant soda can cooler. From room temperature to 0 Celsius in couple of minutes.

This is superb video! Thank you for all your efforts!!!

The trick to lowering the power required is simple. If you apply a steady dc voltage, the bubbles created will cause the liquid to lose contact with the plates. So, instead of upping the power to jump the gap to get the current to the liquid... just pulse the current to allow the liquid to reconnect with the plates. This can be done with a 555 timer, and it can reduce the amperage needed so much that you need only mA, not full amps.

a really important point of your CO2 scrubber is something divers that use rebreathers talk about non-stop, which are CO2 channels. when you use coarse material like you made, it's very easy for channels to develop that the CO2 shoots through without hitting any of the scrub material. in rebreather diving, this is called a "CO2 hit". you may want to consider multiple scrub tanks, and give them a good shake from time to time, to reduce the likelihood of this happening.

wh... at some point "45%" is no longer vinegar, that's just acetic acid.

A couple pro-tips on working with copper tubing: 1. To save yourself a ton of headache, invest in a pipe-bending spring or jig to get it perfectly straight. The poor-mans method for this is to straighten it out as best as possible, lay it on a flat surface, and then repeatedly roll it back and forth with your foot. It takes a while, but the copper pipe is soft enough that the rolling will eventually work all the small ripples out under its own weight with the rolling. Get a beer, sit in a chair, and roll roll roll. 2. Don't overwork the copper, or it will work harden. Do everything gently. Work hardening is not something you want with any pressurized system. 3. When coiling, if possible, cover one end with duct tape and fill the entire pipe with fine sand (or salt). If you live in a cold climate, you can also do this with frozen water, which is way easier, but you need a cold day for pipe this long. Tape the other end and then do your coiling. If possible, do this after inserting any inner pipes, to protect them, as well. You won't get any kinks this way and your coil will come out much better than without the fill. 4. When starting your coil, start by bending the tubing into a much bigger circle than you want to end up with (e.g., start with a trash can if you want a propane-tank sized coil). Clamp the object and gently wrap the big coils down onto the smaller form in a secondary step. I don't recommend any methods that require heating the tubing, as you risk messing with how the copper was annealed when created. All tricks I've learnt over the years from making tons of brewing wort chillers out of the exact same copper pipe.

6:16 this slide made me snort so loud I woke up my wife

Very good! A very clean guide through ESC design. The only mistake (that actually, almost all hobby ESCs have) is that you should not switch phases at zero-crossing. Zero-crossing happens in the middle of the current phase, not at the end. So you switch phases a little bit too early. That still works obviously, but it reduces efficiency and increases torque ripple.

Great project! Thanks for sharing. Is there anyway you could share the frame measurements? I don't know how to weld, I plan to take it to a shop for welding I wanted to give them the measurements.

15:57 not yhe only snow... sniff sniff

Where can i get the battery from and can i use 18v for this circuit? @HyperspacePirate

Will this project eventually have a cold finger to cool like a MCT sensor or something?

I thought CO2 doesn't have liquid state! does it?

Just a note on your op-amp terminology, rails are the supplies to the op-amp, the inputs are referred to non-inverting and inverting inputs.

Nickel is indeed the catalyst used for hydrogenation.

Io lo userei per cuocere i contatori elettrici 😂