Solar Death Ray, Episode 1: Piece of cardboard

[FreeRSAccountsWeekly]

Million dollar bill..... You stole that from kipkay

[Nanosauromo]

@FreeRSAccountsWeekly If you were not an illiterate moron, you would be able to tell that my video was published in 2007 and kipkay's was published in 2009. Therefore I could not possibly have stolen this idea from Kipkay, so kindly bugger off.

[EricJacqmain]

Have you seen the R5800 yet? Uses the same principle, only with 5800 mirrors.

[mathal13]

it would have been as good as kipkays if not better if you had the mirrors focus the light to a smaller point it would light stuff alot faster and be more powerful

[Supdude147]

CHAINSAW 00:54!

[AWarphrawgProduction]

00:54 LMAO CHAINSAW! HAHA

[Nanosauromo]

It's a string trimmer.

[commandericeleaf]

lawlz

[CTmera]

lol omg i loved that! lol ive got a spare million dollar bill lying around

[Porterjebazillanator]

the cardboard covers like 4 of the mirrors. So it's really like 78 sun intensity

[1techdecker1]

cool but SOOOOO BORING!!!

[xthatoneguyx]

hahah.. thats the BIGGEST "focus" spot ever!

lolz and the cardboard was making a shadow on the mirrors.. lolz

[lordrot20]

hmm couldnt you of focused the mirrors more to give a finer point on the cardboard

[RobUnited123]

BORING!!!

[thebean38]

use that on whoever is using their weed wacker

[mazack00]

Focus your mirrors, man!

[flarn2006]

That's nothing. I once set a whole newspaper on fire in a matter of like 30 seconds with a magnifying glass!

[JaiNobesIsARat]

I once set a whole newspaper on fire in a matter of like 5 seconds with a blowtorch.

It's really not a competition, he's built something cool.

[masterchief3k]

why does it look so dark sorta but its sunny

[Nanosauromo]

The camera's trying to compensate for all the light coming off the cardboard, making it look normal and everything else look dark.

[Kingy2627]

GAY!!!

[someoneles]

wow what friends you have

[LTLfilms]

ya know what i like to do for science, explode shit in the microwave

[silntdoogood]

5/5 for "and by 'science' I mean burning stuff so I can put it on youtube"

[fuzzcow]

gearhadman. are you a squirrel???

[kavehmoh1238]

what is that

[Gearheadtheman]

the wead wacker in the back round drove me nuts

[bmccann55]

NUTS!

[chaosopher23]

I'm going to try that with one of those giant bed-sized satellite dishes that no one uses any more and a whole bunch more mirrors. It should make a great coffee warmer.

[juicylicious99]

DUDE UR WEIRD

[chaosopher23]

Yeah, I know that, but there is a scientific experimentation involved with that much sun concentrated on such a small spot. Can I melt aluminum? Can I melt steel, or at least make it glow bright red? Imagine blacksmithing without a coal fire...

[ExplodingTurtles]

They focal point seems the width of a magnifying glass. Shove one in there and youve got an awesome device.

[nsl11a]

Wow you angled each mirror to basically represent a parabolic shape.

Good job!

[PlayerXT]

What would happen if you gave a bunch of mirrors to a group of kindergarten kids and teach them how to direct the beams in unison .

[Nanosauromo]

Dude... EVIL ARMY OF DESTRUCTION!!

[Xicon329]

Nano = awesome

[Zecastronomo]

You have about 80 mirors, if you fine tune this mirrors to a single focal point I belive it can burn things much more quikly. My 110 2"x2" mirrors turns the surface of a piece of wood in black coal in less than a minute.

[locouk]

I like solar death rays, I made one last year with 5 concave shaving mirrors. It was loads more efficiant than yours. Card woluld go instantly, the best thing I tried was a bleach tablet, Loads of noxious smoke! LOL

[JoeMoron2000]

Wow. That's interesting.

[Classfreak]

ok

[Classfreak]

Patric... how long dose it take for a peace of cardbod to burn... idaho! wind...shure...so its a signal...somke thing.

[Nanosauromo]

Two minutes for smoke, around 4.5 minutes for flame, and 9 minutes before it's Completely Gone.