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  • what is Michael Cain doing

  • What happened to Photon's new channel?

  • I've fixed a few Sanyo CTV's, but never seen this smoking lemon problem in the picture before... ;)

  • electrically cooked lemon anyone?

  • so this is what the transpower boys get up to then?

  • @normallyjunk LOL ! not really, this is in my spare time at home in the weekend

  • Still enough to kill you though, need more volts to get the current going! :)

  • I love the exploding lemon channel

  • That's no way to make a lemon battery!

  • nigga stole my tv!!!

  • 240V at 1.5A is 360W....plenty of lemon boiling power!

  • I wanted to see that thing explode :D I imagine how nice of a scent it produced. :)

  • best channel ever

  • When life gives you lemons, use 240V across them.

  • @nodariel portal 2 =)

  • Nice recycling of the TV carcass. Interesting to see how much power a lemon takes..

  • @slamdvw 6 Watthours were used for this test

  • would the terminals closer pull more currents,, nice experiment :)

  • @mrmatt2525able Yes it probably would, also the risk of shorting out.

  • @RODALCO2007 - hahha yeah but shorting out is never a bad thing, haha :)

  • @mrmatt2525able LOL and a good spark could have happened. I may do a 3 phase video

  • @RODALCO2007 Please, do. Cave Johnson would be proud.

  • @mrmatt2525able - should be kinda cool :)

  • high voltage cooking a lemon

  • haha funny shit goin on man :D btw i made a beer can cutting tool with my transformer , check it out lol !

  • Feed it trough a bridge rectifier so you get DC. I wonder what that would do. Recharging a lemon acid battery is done like any other battery I think: with DC!

  • I like how you use a TV casing.

  • LOL !!

    1 Amp at 240 Volts = 240 Watts

    at about 1.5 minutes = 6 Wh used for this test

    Recharging is not that efficient as the elctrolyte leaks out and Ampacity of the lemon cell is

    reduced.

    A sealed lemon acid cell has the potential to explode when not vented.

  • The electrical questions that have to be asked here, are:

    How long did it take to recharge the lemon? :-D

    What is the Mah rating of a typical lemon? :-D

    How many kWh (or fraction thereof) was used? :-D

    When recharging my lemons....

    Should I check the electrolyte levels first? :-D

    How long should I charge it for? :-D

    and if it's a SLA (Sealed Lemon Acid) lemon, what should I do if it starts gushing steam? Should I enjoy the whistley-squeeler, or unplug it to prevent an explosion? :-D

    -BBD.

  • @rodalco2007 Pity it wasn't a $ony TV, it would have been quite suiting. Bet it smelled divine.

  • Didn't you have some 240 -> 400V transformers running in previous videos, wouldn't that work nicer.

  • @Harekiet Yes, I have 240 / 480 / 600 Volts.

    I choose 240 V as this is the voltage which most YouTubers have access too.

    At 4 kV discharge a lemon or mandarin explodes or flashes over, see other video posted 2 years ago

  • @RODALCO2007 "I used 240V because it's common" Love it, most channels would say don't try this at home...

  • lemon , i thought it was a mitsubishi car getin overvolted :P

  • I want to see the "mains sausage" but on three phase (use three sausages, or one sausage with three connections) =D

  • In order to have low resistance, a large contact area is needed, as is usually the case in batteries and electrolytic capacitors (for the latter, small capacitors, e.g. 1 uF, 50 V, even "low ESR" types can normally have ESRs of 10s of ohms, the electrolyte is also optimized for conductivity).

  • @ms63129 Correct !

    That was why I used flat stainless strips. But the surface area was probably not big enough, about 6 cm² for each electrode.

  • Je zou toch even een flinke kortsluitstroom verwachten :-/

  • Wow! 3DTV. Awesome!

  • @kmarinas86 LOL !!

    It is full 3D, you are right there.

  • @RODALCO2007 Actually in your case it's 4D because you have the smoke coming out.

  • @jonesyjonez So true,  LOL !

  • I would think a lemon would pop. It must have higher resistance than I thought.... Makes a quick air freshener :D

  • Same results and same current as my lemon video.

    I popped mine, or more precisely, I popped my fuses, as the electrodes slumped in the cooking lemon and shorted out.

  • @ChumpusRex It surprised me too, as I was expected the circuit to go almost dead short with the high acid content.

  • Nice TV Show!,I tried this with a MOT; interesting results!

  • I wonder, if you put glue around where the electrodes go in, you could seal it tight, to make it explode, or atleast squirt out lemon juice xDxDxD

  • @MrGerbilBrain It would probably squirt, not explode as the lemon casing tissue is too soft.

  • i love the fact that you're using an old tv as the 'stage' haha so fitting :)

  • first!

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