@vitorix24 No, it isn't. 1.5volts won't kill you. Ever touched a penlite battery one both sides with one hand? That could kill you, cause it delivers more than 5 mA. R=U/I (Ohms law)
hi can u give me the schematics for that mod? have you just changed the secondary winding from many turns to 2 or 3 turns of a thick insulated wire? thanks, i loved your experiment. peace.
well if one only passes the current of a car battery through small items like that pin here it will not hurt the car battery because that pin is melted away before that battery has a sweat sure touching the two big cables together directly would be hard on the battery but thats not as exiting as whatching these little objects just about faporize away
ha ha no need for a beefy transformer to do this any decent size car battery will melt objects way bigger than that little pin i know because i have done it i guess you could say that is abusing the battery a big enough car battery can easely melt a 2 or 3 inch nail or screwdriver etc in short circuit a battery can maybe put out close to 1000 amps
@quantumbits That's a PROPER rating. Meaning for service duty, that would be the proper size of bar for it to reach and sustain a certain temperature above ambient.
hi how do i calculate the output in amps? i swear power = current x voltage. i see some videos of people putting in 230v to a rewound mot an supposedly gettin 2300 amps WTF? isnt the amps limited to the power of the mot? like a 1000w mot with 2 volts = 500amps?
This is not that easy. AC has 3 power types : complex, reactive, and real. Real power of an AC part is : U*I*cos phi.
The output current is not only the ratio of voltage and current. The transformer has an inner resistance, and the load (even short circuit). You cant reach several kiloamps with 1-2V. If you have a low resistance wire, and you put it as load, the current will heat it up in milliseconds, and the resistance of the whole stuff get higher and higher, and the current will drop.
You need an iron saw, and cut the secondary in one site. Then you have two stumps. And now you able to knock out the secondary with a hammer and a piece of wood, or something with a reactangle shape. You are ready.
These tranformers are free if you know where to look. Be more worried about the fuse box. An emergency switch between the plug and the primary would hurt.
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Dude, how could that much current going through your body not hurt you? It would probably fry you to death, not so much by electric shock but by the tremendous heat!
1,5v 647A = DEAD
vitorix24 6 months ago
@vitorix24 No, it isn't. 1.5volts won't kill you. Ever touched a penlite battery one both sides with one hand? That could kill you, cause it delivers more than 5 mA. R=U/I (Ohms law)
SchoonebeekPower 4 months ago
@SchoonebeekPower if you say..
vitorix24 4 months ago
jesus christ that sound when the transformer is shortted is creepy.
RavenRof 8 months ago
A Car battery can pu out 15 times its current for a short period of time (1500A for a 100Ah battery) It wont kill the battery ;)
TheEsseboy 8 months ago
You should see the sort of stuff 'PhotonicInduction' does.
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techreckL101234 11 months ago
Ahh the sweet sound of a short circuit :).
thelightguy1 1 year ago
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Ahhhh the sweet sound of a short circuit. :D
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thelightguy1 1 year ago
да ты чо йобнулся с такими проводами 647А они бы згорел также как иголка!!!!!!!
slava199416 1 year ago
never 647 A, the wires would get blasted instantly...
Tvimadur 1 year ago
@Tvimadur Wrong.
TeslaWasHere 1 year ago
hi can u give me the schematics for that mod? have you just changed the secondary winding from many turns to 2 or 3 turns of a thick insulated wire? thanks, i loved your experiment. peace.
thdmtr 1 year ago
Waaaa waaaa (connects posts together) WAAAGHHHHHGGHGGHH!!!!!!!!!!!
joblessalex 1 year ago
well if one only passes the current of a car battery through small items like that pin here it will not hurt the car battery because that pin is melted away before that battery has a sweat sure touching the two big cables together directly would be hard on the battery but thats not as exiting as whatching these little objects just about faporize away
bernard240vdc 1 year ago
What's the primary impendance????? I want to make a toroid transformer :D
TheError404 1 year ago
whats the voltage??? AWESOME!
08Kutt 1 year ago
ha ha no need for a beefy transformer to do this any decent size car battery will melt objects way bigger than that little pin i know because i have done it i guess you could say that is abusing the battery a big enough car battery can easely melt a 2 or 3 inch nail or screwdriver etc in short circuit a battery can maybe put out close to 1000 amps
bernard240vdc 1 year ago
@bernard240vdc
Yes, and destroys the battery for sure.
omegalab 1 year ago 13
you can do the same with a car battery.
sovietduck 1 year ago
it's extremly dangerous
TheMonsterEagle 1 year ago
i dont see a transformer
darkeyce02 2 years ago
More like 64.7 Amps I wold think.
quantumbits 2 years ago 8
x10
omegalab 2 years ago 9
@omegalab Man... I solder with 320 amp in the workshop and i melt 1cm bolts with the transformer when i get bored...
hydrogenix 1 year ago
@quantumbits are you fucking blind or what? watch again.
thdmtr 1 year ago
@thdmtr @thdmtr Oh yes I can see clearly!
It takes a MCM 500 (500 Circ mills ) Cable or a copper buss bar at least 1 inch wide and 1/4 thick to carry 600 amperes.
quantumbits 1 year ago
@quantumbits That's a PROPER rating. Meaning for service duty, that would be the proper size of bar for it to reach and sustain a certain temperature above ambient.
TeslaWasHere 1 year ago
@quantumbits agreed, or even 6.47
lukeyj15 10 months ago
hi how do i calculate the output in amps? i swear power = current x voltage. i see some videos of people putting in 230v to a rewound mot an supposedly gettin 2300 amps WTF? isnt the amps limited to the power of the mot? like a 1000w mot with 2 volts = 500amps?
Pyromadness 2 years ago 4
This is not that easy. AC has 3 power types : complex, reactive, and real. Real power of an AC part is : U*I*cos phi.
The output current is not only the ratio of voltage and current. The transformer has an inner resistance, and the load (even short circuit). You cant reach several kiloamps with 1-2V. If you have a low resistance wire, and you put it as load, the current will heat it up in milliseconds, and the resistance of the whole stuff get higher and higher, and the current will drop.
omegalab 2 years ago
For more information, see norton and thevenin theorems, and AC powers.
omegalab 2 years ago
@Pyromadness Amps = Voltage (Volts) divided by the Restistance (Ohms)
rapidchoper 1 year ago
@Pyromadness D: same shit for me wtf!1
Digadogup 10 months ago
сила!
psytranceua 2 years ago
damn could anyone tell me how to get the secondary out of a mot?
SmashCOBamberg 2 years ago
You need an iron saw, and cut the secondary in one site. Then you have two stumps. And now you able to knock out the secondary with a hammer and a piece of wood, or something with a reactangle shape. You are ready.
omegalab 2 years ago
thanx
SmashCOBamberg 2 years ago
Is the transformer from a welding device?
redtails 2 years ago
No, MOT means : microwave oven transformer.
omegalab 2 years ago
These tranformers are free if you know where to look. Be more worried about the fuse box. An emergency switch between the plug and the primary would hurt.
j822bosh 2 years ago
647amp ??? Never!
valcerfabri 2 years ago
Every time, I want.
omegalab 2 years ago
probably super low voltage
redtails 2 years ago
Without load: 3VAC
Short circuit: 0,1-3VAC
(approx.)
omegalab 2 years ago
LOL AT THE END
greatwhitenorth112 2 years ago
How did you avoid setting the carpet on fire? It looks like the floor has carpet at least.
BenHutchinson1 2 years ago
This is concrete.
omegalab 2 years ago
That's good.
BenHutchinson1 2 years ago
Last scene you short out the transformer. Did it ever work after that?
BenHutchinson1 2 years ago
Of course.
omegalab 2 years ago
q bosta de instrumento de medição .........usa fluke caraio
fabioffsvideo 2 years ago
What cable size do you need to support that kind of intensity ?
Simpsonsfan1993 2 years ago
general you need for permanently about 400mm² cable
Thentalus 2 years ago
bad
dokvictor 2 years ago
HAHA shortcut in the end, sure wasn't all that good for the generator
51lvl 2 years ago 3
oh god you killed the paper clip!!! how dare you?
itsCATURAY 2 years ago
ぎょえええええええ!?
fuwafuwa9 3 years ago
Beszélj emberi nyelven.
omegalab 3 years ago
I simply love the 50Hz buzz on end :)
vulkanizer56476 3 years ago 22
Yeh. I think it shorted out cos ir become so loud all of a sudden.
xXxmidgexXx 2 years ago
damn!
hunter95959 3 years ago
IT'S ALIVE!
lilletizz 3 years ago
2-4
codemsan 3 years ago
Cool clip. The TX didn't like the 647 Ampères, it wouldn't last long under those conditions.
What VA rating is the TX ?
RODALCO2007 3 years ago
Yeah Im just wondering. Are you doing that on the carpet? haha.
Tab54o 4 years ago 5
some guy posted a video of lighting matches with a laser pointer on carpet too
SlavaVB 3 years ago
wow.i put about 400 amps short current.that was it.the bigger the wire i suppose the larger amount of that juicy magnetic field is picked up....
triggerhappy77707 4 years ago
how did you get so much current? how many volts is it?
adamsonlinedirector 4 years ago
3VAC @ 647 amps. I rewind the transformer. Secondary coil :4 windings.
omegalab 4 years ago
that transformer didnt sound happy one little bit
niwakun444 4 years ago 5
I dare you to touch the output of that transformer
digidude86 4 years ago
wouldn't hurt him
triggerhappy77707 4 years ago
the voltage is to low, but the current melts nearly everything. (^_^)
CommanderAMB 4 years ago
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Dude, how could that much current going through your body not hurt you? It would probably fry you to death, not so much by electric shock but by the tremendous heat!
Crashdance22 3 years ago
Because it wouldn't "go" through your body, ohm's law you idiot, go learn something about electricity before you post dumbass replies...
NutsandGuts 3 years ago 10
fun way to blow a transformer up lol
rgsgww 4 years ago
shit that transformer sounded pissed off...LOL
louvadeus2 4 years ago 5
yeah it did!!!!
codemsan 4 years ago
Uh, kicsit dúúúrva
FeFe87 4 years ago