I think someone else is reconfiguring the wires (via banana plugs or something). This trick would have been awesome if he would held one of the light bulbs in his hand while switching it on and off :D
@sjoerdbeukers Of course I did! The lights turn ALWAYS on from left to right, regardless of the lamp color. For example: at 0:58 you turn over the blue switch and the blue lamp illuminates... but if you had turn over the RED switch, the BLUE lamp would STILL be illuminated first... always from left to right... once every lamp is lit, the processor remembers the illumination sequence and now you can turn on the lamps in a random order... ;)
@sjoerdbeukers And when you turn off the 4th lamp lastly, you trigger a 5 second timer. When you do not turn on or off any lamp (for example when changing the color of the switches), the circuit resets...
simpler, feasible explanation : the switches (shown) have nuthin to do with the bulb, or that they are dummy switches and the actual switches may be controlled by foot or by an apprentice. it is just one way how we can do this, since the wirings arent clearly shown :)
smart bulbs i think somehow the colored caps syched with both the correct colored bulb and all the switches, and same thing if you switch it around for the bulbs situation or the switch's. i would like to explain my opinion but i dont want to over-do this comment.
I guess someone is changing the wires under the table as he fucus everyones attention to his hands and the colors... or maybe it was just real magic!!! =)
The switches on your board aren't hooked up to anything. You're likely operating the real switches with your feet or have an accomplice doing it for you. Nicely done though. :)
took me 20 minutes to figure out, and now I feel pretty dumb. The switches/bulbs are both part of the same circuit, which has to be engaged in 1-2-3-4 order. After this is done, it remembers which switches engage which bulbs. If either a bulb or switch is removed, the circuit is reset and waits for the magician to re-engage in 1-2-3-4 order, after which switches can be pressed in any order.
I'm guessing four switches turned on and off by foot. I'm not too sure what kind of wireless signal would cause the the power source to light the bulbs though.
Cool, could it be just that there are 4 voltage rails? So each switch triggers one rail and the contacts on the bulbs or in the sockets are mated to the individual rails. That way the yellow switch only actives the yellow bulb. Not sure how you'd physically do this though, bet there's some clever bulb sockets you can buy or something..
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easy wiring trick if you you know how electricity works. i drew a small schematic on multisim. , pretty clever... the trick is in the bulb's positive contact
thats cool i think i might know how to do it but i dontt hink i could make it myself and i also dont want to be jerks and say " thats easy its just fake its rigged!" so awsome video
Did you just program the left switch to, for example, light the left bulb the first few times you turn it on, light the second left bulb the next time you turn it on etc...
My guess is that the bulbs and switchs are all in one circit. There is some sort of device in the caps that makes the eletricty go to the assigned bulb.
I mean, you never showed us the inside of the caps.
Even if someone got it right you would still tell them they were wrong.
I'm thinking that each switch is connected to a set of horizontal metal bands on the inside of each socket. The screw of each lightbulb has something over it to only take electricity from a specific band. Each switch has a set of of possible connections that lead to the individual bands, which are completed by a metal piece inside the cap.
The light switch is never in a on/complete circuit position without the color coded switch cap installed. The color coded cap is a intergal part of the color promoted ciruit this is not a trick
its funny this video has been up for 3 years and your the first person to say that... I can tell you, your not right, but I think its interesting that your the first person to think that.
i think the switch where the original light bulb was placed turns on the the light bullb like when he switch blue and red the red switch only lights up the red bulb and the blue switch only lights up the blue bulb
Easy, it has to do with wattage and current and voltage, the sockets and the swtiches are ALL connected, based on the light bulb's wattage the colored swtich plate allows only the certain amount of wattage and or voltage to travel to the designated bulb. And don't forget frequencies may play a role in this trick as well.
I would thing that the switches and lamps are hooked up to some sort of controller (PLC or computer). You could do any thing in which the sequence of switched thrown could dictate which pumps would come on. Or there could be a simple program that is being executed, that any switch in any order would bring on the lamps.
Oh, God people! There are obviously more than 4 lamp sockets. They're lined up behind each other so that we can't see them from the dead-on front, low-angle vantage point. It LOOKS like he's removing one lamp and installing another in it's place, but that's not the case.
This particular board COULD work as I described, due to the lame vantage point. The plans for another board involves computer logic, rendering the thing completely useless for any practical application.
Why not? If they're all the same size, you could hide any number of sockets behind the first one, as long as they're in a straight row pointing directly at the lens.
Yea, you have a point. I don't think that's how it's done anyway though. I did a search and found some info. about a logic circuit for this same type of board. It would have been nice if they had chosen something other than a dead-on front view.
Notice the switches are always flipped intially in sequential bulb order. After any re-arrangement of bulbs or switch caps, the switches will be flipped in the left to right order of the bulbs, after which any switch in any order will turn on the correct color. There is a reset delay built in so the time involved in switching the caps/bulbs gives sufficient time for the circuit to reset then he flips them again in bulf order, left to right.
@epicmatrix101 Lol, something has to be hidden it's a trick right))) unless it's concealed batteries in the trick.. power has to come from somewhere...
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it's a preprogrammed sequence which just counts how many times he has flipped the switches ;)
he just have to remember it correctly
it still would have been cooler if he somehow had managed to put some id in the switch covers and light bulbs, and read that out to identify what switch, what lamp is on which position :/
switches are connected wirelessly to the lids/covers of each corresponding colors. OR switches are connected with the lids/covers and only respond to the lid/cover they are connected to.
it might be radio frequency. each bulb got an electronic swich , and a quarts is hiden bot in the light bulb and the swich caps. when the reciver (lightbulb + socket) got the right freequency from the transmiter (swich) it turns on :) i have this on the paper but didnt build it. found it in an book
Let me guess... All the bulbs need a certain resistance to work. And every switch has that colored thing (cleverly disguised) as a resistor. The whole system has a flowing current, but without connecting the resistors by turning on the switch, the bulb doesn't light.
haha thats is the stupidist thing i have ever herd, those lights are BC bulbs, you would not get a battery small enough that could be hiddenin the base cap to power them, I agree with spoolinitup33 its loop wiring/switch, either that or like some 1 said there is a sepert panal with numbers (unlickly) but possible.
i wonder if the lamps have a battery inside & the switch caps act as some sort of radio transmitter to each lamp. i dont see any wiring under the board??? just a thought.
....you know what i think .... it's a lot simpler than it looks .... there of corse might be ... behind each switch buttons labeled 1-4 and he could press the number to control what socket and therefore what bulb will turn on ..... :D
Are ya'll joking??? Have you ever heard of a switch loop? Go take an electrical class and you'll understand what's going on here. You know in your house when theres two light switches that control one light bulb? Same concept.
i agree, however the switches would be in the opposite position if that was the case, he has something rigged in a similar way, probably a switch you dont see
Cool trick. The circuit is at his feet though. Notice he never triggers three at one time.
Bigtenalltheway 6 days ago
1,2,3,4
3,2,1,4
Repeat.
DelilahThePig 3 weeks ago
I think someone else is reconfiguring the wires (via banana plugs or something). This trick would have been awesome if he would held one of the light bulbs in his hand while switching it on and off :D
diatribe82 1 month ago
I know the solution!! Indeed VERY simple, but he made it look like magic... :p
I'll give you a hint: take a look at THE SEQUENCE of turning the lights on...
Badlookingk 2 months ago
@Badlookingk you didnt wach till the end.. did you?
sjoerdbeukers 1 month ago
@sjoerdbeukers Of course I did! The lights turn ALWAYS on from left to right, regardless of the lamp color. For example: at 0:58 you turn over the blue switch and the blue lamp illuminates... but if you had turn over the RED switch, the BLUE lamp would STILL be illuminated first... always from left to right... once every lamp is lit, the processor remembers the illumination sequence and now you can turn on the lamps in a random order... ;)
Badlookingk 1 month ago
@sjoerdbeukers And when you turn off the 4th lamp lastly, you trigger a 5 second timer. When you do not turn on or off any lamp (for example when changing the color of the switches), the circuit resets...
Badlookingk 1 month ago
simpler, feasible explanation : the switches (shown) have nuthin to do with the bulb, or that they are dummy switches and the actual switches may be controlled by foot or by an apprentice. it is just one way how we can do this, since the wirings arent clearly shown :)
AdrenophileG 2 months ago
This isn't "Rythm Of Love" this is "Madworld" Gary Jules
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Valdez1001Edwin 4 months ago
ghey
mypalrocco 5 months ago
someone else is switching the lamps off cam but you are in synch with the phantom switcher and so it looks as though you are controlling the lamps.
dapez14 6 months ago
@dapez14 its a bit of wiring beneath it. just search on google and you will find the shem.
hitachi088 6 months ago
I feel REALLY DUMB, and I am pretty good with electronics....
it's just not setting off any light bulbs in my head....grr
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kenlaboss 7 months ago
i dont know how i did get here... i was watching a AVGN episode and now im here. WTF
kenlaboss 7 months ago
the only this i can say is....WHAT THE FUCK!?!?!?!
TDWP1804 8 months ago
smart bulbs i think somehow the colored caps syched with both the correct colored bulb and all the switches, and same thing if you switch it around for the bulbs situation or the switch's. i would like to explain my opinion but i dont want to over-do this comment.
joshskeet2 8 months ago
I guess someone is changing the wires under the table as he fucus everyones attention to his hands and the colors... or maybe it was just real magic!!! =)
mauricioradiobrera 9 months ago
The switches on your board aren't hooked up to anything. You're likely operating the real switches with your feet or have an accomplice doing it for you. Nicely done though. :)
PurdueMatt 10 months ago
you turning the lights on with your feet?
dangur1 11 months ago
Dude, that shite is c ool
bearovids 11 months ago
took me 20 minutes to figure out, and now I feel pretty dumb. The switches/bulbs are both part of the same circuit, which has to be engaged in 1-2-3-4 order. After this is done, it remembers which switches engage which bulbs. If either a bulb or switch is removed, the circuit is reset and waits for the magician to re-engage in 1-2-3-4 order, after which switches can be pressed in any order.
avsti 1 year ago
@avsti It took me longer to figure it out and I felt the same way you did.
kittfan76 11 months ago
Haha, nice, I have this trick myself. It is great fun. Nice presentation!
MezakRandomNews2 1 year ago
I'm guessing four switches turned on and off by foot. I'm not too sure what kind of wireless signal would cause the the power source to light the bulbs though.
enigmaticemptiness 1 year ago
Cool, could it be just that there are 4 voltage rails? So each switch triggers one rail and the contacts on the bulbs or in the sockets are mated to the individual rails. That way the yellow switch only actives the yellow bulb. Not sure how you'd physically do this though, bet there's some clever bulb sockets you can buy or something..
slimakaphatj 1 year ago
um, is there someone else in this video swapping the circuits around of camera as you rearrange the bulbs and colored caps?
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cloudburstlenepmhq 1 year ago
this a great vid. I remember went u put this vid out!
DayKillerPS3 1 year ago
I think i just had an idea! no wait... 4 of them!
ThelnsomniacGamer 1 year ago
I bet there is another guy blowing him off while switching bulb lights for him.
Trinder3467 1 year ago
easy wiring trick if you you know how electricity works. i drew a small schematic on multisim. , pretty clever... the trick is in the bulb's positive contact
madpanic336 1 year ago
current draw is detected by each switch, each bulb uses a different amount of current draw. In order of yellow green blue red.
driftke70 1 year ago
i think its the way you flip the switch right? lol idk
orangejuiceangelaa 1 year ago
Very enlightening.
doneidson 1 year ago
no magic, no foot pedal, it's just called logical PROGRAMMING :):)
tratrafe2 1 year ago
The bulbs are 3-way with separate filaments and the switches are 3 way switches. Moving the bulbs around changes the switching arrangement.
eimac4x1 1 year ago
This video is a result of dividing by zero.
Grillzor 1 year ago 11
Well, my guess is that someone was sitting near you and reconnecting the wires while you were switching the light bulbs. good video anyways.
Pean28 1 year ago
thats cool i think i might know how to do it but i dontt hink i could make it myself and i also dont want to be jerks and say " thats easy its just fake its rigged!" so awsome video
xXWolffangxXx 1 year ago
I think i know. The switches don't go to the colors. Someone else turns them on right when you flip the switch.
FTKxBrett28 1 year ago
Whats the song
RagingThunderstorm 1 year ago
@RagingThunderstorm Gary Jules - Mad World
LoyalJules 1 year ago
footswiches, nuff said the swithces on the bord got nuthin to do with the bulbs
myrvang2 1 year ago
lol is it even a connected circuit, like those are incandescent bulbs or they are just wireless switches to battery powered bulbs.
Liu9997 1 year ago
Song??
Mw2iProKiller 1 year ago
@Mw2iProKiller Gary Jules- Mad World
originally covered by Tears for Fears
LoyalJules 1 year ago
Did you just program the left switch to, for example, light the left bulb the first few times you turn it on, light the second left bulb the next time you turn it on etc...
TomARowly 1 year ago
found it!
LoyalJules 1 year ago
well done man...You realy impress me !
TheMagicLeon 1 year ago
easy trick but you made it look realy pro 12000 thumbs up
pupustinki 2 years ago
those are remotes and the chips are in the bulbs
johnosandra 2 years ago
are you EVER going to give it away?
kerrjess426 2 years ago
Controlled by someone else behind the camera simple.
obymaulpker 2 years ago
Thanks for bringing back this video my 3year old sons favorite
captpatrickone 2 years ago 5
My guess is that the bulbs and switchs are all in one circit. There is some sort of device in the caps that makes the eletricty go to the assigned bulb.
I mean, you never showed us the inside of the caps.
Even if someone got it right you would still tell them they were wrong.
TheGiferd 2 years ago
you are controlling it with the feet man!!!!wast of time......the magician of the feet ...lolhahaha
guitargamery 2 years ago
I'm thinking that each switch is connected to a set of horizontal metal bands on the inside of each socket. The screw of each lightbulb has something over it to only take electricity from a specific band. Each switch has a set of of possible connections that lead to the individual bands, which are completed by a metal piece inside the cap.
GordonCSA 2 years ago
@GordonCSA Agreed this is a simple circuit the caps on the switch hide the circuit
captpatrickone 2 years ago
lol BURN THE WITCH!!! jk
That's really cool. How?
149scrat 2 years ago
The light switch is never in a on/complete circuit position without the color coded switch cap installed. The color coded cap is a intergal part of the color promoted ciruit this is not a trick
captpatrickone 2 years ago 4
I concure
mw5635 2 years ago
its way simpler then that.. but good guess
jamesmaurer 2 years ago
@jamesmaurer (foot pedal switches) *cough cough
Brian891 1 year ago
@Brian891 Cough cough....um nope
kittfan76 1 year ago
@jamesmaurer the internal bulbs switches affect the outsides? idk
epicmatrix101 1 year ago
@jamesmaurer So how simple was it? also you mean smarter you are the dumber you feel.
YamiPoyo 1 year ago
@jamesmaurer You're operating the real switches with your feet.
skonkfactory 1 year ago
@skonkfactory Nope that is not how the trick works
kittfan76 1 year ago
Hes a magician nuf' said
MaxVolumeify 8 months ago
gotta suck when the filements brake haha
P8NTBALL60 2 years ago
lol the color of the buld is the same.... nice but not hard to do..
drugguy12 2 years ago
He's a WITCH!! Very interesting; I don't know if this is supposed to be a trick or an engineering thing.
MidnightKat5000 2 years ago
I think he has magic eyes.
MrGamerChris 2 years ago
wth? man, thats amasing!!
Scribblenauts4EVA 2 years ago
maybe foot switches under the table?
scotlandthebrave12 2 years ago 2
Those switches arent the ones that switch the bulbs on/off.
eclipsemullet 2 years ago
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Kozzie13 2 years ago
its funny this video has been up for 3 years and your the first person to say that... I can tell you, your not right, but I think its interesting that your the first person to think that.
jamesmaurer 2 years ago
what did he say??? HE DELETED HIS POST!!!!!
plasmadragon007jake 2 years ago
@Kozzie13 why did they remove your comment?
machacoification 1 year ago
Love it! Thanks.
aliwhitwell 2 years ago
how does he .....???????
BiGn3o 2 years ago
i think the switch where the original light bulb was placed turns on the the light bullb like when he switch blue and red the red switch only lights up the red bulb and the blue switch only lights up the blue bulb
TheWhatchris 2 years ago
Easy, it has to do with wattage and current and voltage, the sockets and the swtiches are ALL connected, based on the light bulb's wattage the colored swtich plate allows only the certain amount of wattage and or voltage to travel to the designated bulb. And don't forget frequencies may play a role in this trick as well.
desperado1647 2 years ago
cool
alistairism 2 years ago
I would thing that the switches and lamps are hooked up to some sort of controller (PLC or computer). You could do any thing in which the sequence of switched thrown could dictate which pumps would come on. Or there could be a simple program that is being executed, that any switch in any order would bring on the lamps.
abemich61 2 years ago
oh i get it!! watch the order!
zanfankid 2 years ago
Oh, God people! There are obviously more than 4 lamp sockets. They're lined up behind each other so that we can't see them from the dead-on front, low-angle vantage point. It LOOKS like he's removing one lamp and installing another in it's place, but that's not the case.
e314ds 2 years ago
wrong, look at other examples of the same trick shown from different angles
TheBroz 2 years ago
This particular board COULD work as I described, due to the lame vantage point. The plans for another board involves computer logic, rendering the thing completely useless for any practical application.
e314ds 2 years ago
even if that were true, the camera angle would show off the extra sockets on tht end bulbs, but just hide the middle ones, look at the angle
codemsan 2 years ago
You're assuming that they're arranged in parallel lines.
e314ds 2 years ago
even if they werent, theres no way there is four sockets, each about an inch and ¼ thick, couldve been stacked behind each other...
codemsan 2 years ago
Why not? If they're all the same size, you could hide any number of sockets behind the first one, as long as they're in a straight row pointing directly at the lens.
e314ds 2 years ago
it just doesnt seem possible, given the dimentions in the video, like where the edge of the wood is etc.
codemsan 2 years ago
Yea, you have a point. I don't think that's how it's done anyway though. I did a search and found some info. about a logic circuit for this same type of board. It would have been nice if they had chosen something other than a dead-on front view.
e314ds 2 years ago
Ill tell you what... I will make a new video and shoot from multiple angles ... tell me what angles you want to see!
jamesmaurer 2 years ago
An elevated front 3/4 view would be nice, so that you can see every socket.
e314ds 2 years ago
@jamesmaurer from the back and above
LoyalJules 1 year ago
k thanks for understanding my point, didnt mean to sound like an ass!!
codemsan 2 years ago
Never crossed my mind.
e314ds 2 years ago
Notice the switches are always flipped intially in sequential bulb order. After any re-arrangement of bulbs or switch caps, the switches will be flipped in the left to right order of the bulbs, after which any switch in any order will turn on the correct color. There is a reset delay built in so the time involved in switching the caps/bulbs gives sufficient time for the circuit to reset then he flips them again in bulf order, left to right.
WayneThomason 2 years ago
the switch is a remote control for the lightbulb with a battery in it LOL
FinalFantasyLigriv 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure I've worked out how it's done.
I don't want to spoil the illusion for everyone, but I will just say pay attention to the order in which the bulbs are switched on.
ed110484 2 years ago
nice...i believe you are roght...i was thinking the same thing
rothbern 2 years ago
anyway it was nice for watching... and remember, when u do the trick u must redirect attention :)
retardiran1boy 2 years ago
the swtches aren't connected but its done pretty well
Alexexic 2 years ago
woah!! but but its impossible!!! great trick!
yogonu 2 years ago
stupid
frankbonita 2 years ago
How the HELL is he doing that?
letterbetween 2 years ago
dats boring!! wu wud waste dare time at it
HURLINGDABEST 2 years ago
The Switches are not hooked up to the bulbs...The Actual Switches are hooked up to foot pedals that you can not see and thats the trick!
Dbcash1973 2 years ago 2
Haha. No it isnt that simple.
Teqskater 2 years ago
i agree with DBcash1973....thats the most logical reason.
form109 2 years ago
im confused oh and HI!
Xtuxo 2 years ago
wow thats really clever, dunno how you do it but its realli good and clever
asif7864 2 years ago
Can I just say that my 2 year old son is obsessed with this videa! !He must watch it about 20 times per day! lol.
He says to "put light bulbs on youtube daddy"!!
STEGARTZ 3 years ago
What was the name of that song u played in the video?
Joefedia 3 years ago
MAD WORLD
jamesmaurer 3 years ago
This blows my mind! i simply can't figure it out....
Booyakz 3 years ago
it looks like you bought it in a little magic kit the way everything matches.
JordyJay5000 3 years ago
wtf
oiabolo 3 years ago
Foot control pedal or some sort of hidden switching mechanism?
helicoptered 3 years ago 3
Foot control pedal
helicoptered 3 years ago 4
@helicoptered no or else ud see wires haning... and he has two feet, not four...
epicmatrix101 1 year ago
@epicmatrix101 Lol, something has to be hidden it's a trick right))) unless it's concealed batteries in the trick.. power has to come from somewhere...
helicoptered 1 year ago
@helicoptered no, just realy good wireing :D
epicmatrix101 1 year ago
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helicoptered 1 year ago
@helicoptered o.o
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helicoptered 1 year ago
fuck that shit
silzburystak033 3 years ago
it's a preprogrammed sequence which just counts how many times he has flipped the switches ;)
he just have to remember it correctly
it still would have been cooler if he somehow had managed to put some id in the switch covers and light bulbs, and read that out to identify what switch, what lamp is on which position :/
GuntherStf 3 years ago
Thats more complicated then it really is LOL
jamesmaurer 3 years ago
the light bulbs are connected to another board that he controls with his feet. BOOM!
im smart
xRipperJackx 3 years ago 2
hahah sounds stupid but smart at the same time :P
PersianKhavos 3 years ago
Thanks! :D
xRipperJackx 3 years ago
Super cool.
JLClarkson 3 years ago
switches are connected wirelessly to the lids/covers of each corresponding colors. OR switches are connected with the lids/covers and only respond to the lid/cover they are connected to.
Wrdm 3 years ago
electricity can be wireless? i've never heard of anything like that.
Jess26tink 3 years ago
switches might be. not electricity. are you that dense? read it again.
Wrdm 3 years ago
Yes it can. Read about a guy called Tesla..
krewetka5 3 years ago
awesome magic switchboard....awesome song
Andrewvs23 3 years ago
the song is mad world
akimmel1302 3 years ago
cool
aphei17 3 years ago
cool
aphei17 3 years ago
nice!
form109 3 years ago
Telsa !
hosweetim89 3 years ago
whats the song name i like it!
codemsan 3 years ago
HAX!!!!
ashwin3103 3 years ago
it might be radio frequency. each bulb got an electronic swich , and a quarts is hiden bot in the light bulb and the swich caps. when the reciver (lightbulb + socket) got the right freequency from the transmiter (swich) it turns on :) i have this on the paper but didnt build it. found it in an book
stalkersas 3 years ago
where do u get dat at i have 2 a experiment bout lightbulbs
marquess33 3 years ago
dat was cool
jeremylee0101 3 years ago
i think its somehow wireless
Nightener 3 years ago
I think its WIRELESS... XD lmao
bryanvincent09 3 years ago
tha caps, the trick is in the caps :P
monopita 3 years ago
Let me guess... All the bulbs need a certain resistance to work. And every switch has that colored thing (cleverly disguised) as a resistor. The whole system has a flowing current, but without connecting the resistors by turning on the switch, the bulb doesn't light.
It's A Long Shot.
hosweetim89 3 years ago
well he also sets the caps next to the switch so
codemsan 3 years ago
haha thats is the stupidist thing i have ever herd, those lights are BC bulbs, you would not get a battery small enough that could be hiddenin the base cap to power them, I agree with spoolinitup33 its loop wiring/switch, either that or like some 1 said there is a sepert panal with numbers (unlickly) but possible.
mrbeko1 3 years ago
i wonder if the lamps have a battery inside & the switch caps act as some sort of radio transmitter to each lamp. i dont see any wiring under the board??? just a thought.
midnightcaller20 3 years ago
i think i know how it works
ivandefr 3 years ago
Jim, did you create this effect? It's beautiful.
dedwarmo 3 years ago
what that song it good
jacorilanier 3 years ago
gary jules - mad world
rayzard 3 years ago
....you know what i think .... it's a lot simpler than it looks .... there of corse might be ... behind each switch buttons labeled 1-4 and he could press the number to control what socket and therefore what bulb will turn on ..... :D
my guess anyway ...
twinkeltwinklel 3 years ago
You all are soo wrong... its not a switch loop, hidden switches or different volts. Its somthing else....
jamesmaurer 3 years ago
Are ya'll joking??? Have you ever heard of a switch loop? Go take an electrical class and you'll understand what's going on here. You know in your house when theres two light switches that control one light bulb? Same concept.
spoolinitup33 3 years ago
i agree, however the switches would be in the opposite position if that was the case, he has something rigged in a similar way, probably a switch you dont see
nzoomed 3 years ago
wow! must be some hidden switches he is moving!
nzoomed 3 years ago
yeah its all wireing and different voltage and stuff you common folk wouldnt understand
blentsch 3 years ago
rofl i feel like a stupid shit
windows722 3 years ago
how does it work?
im dying to know.
luvya242 3 years ago