Applying electricity to liquid crystals.

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In this video I put some of the liquid crystal on a slide to be looked at with my microscope. I also placed a high voltage charge on top of the

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[videocurcuits]

fantastic stuff but are the insides of these screens poisonous ?

[GrantsPassTVRepairs]

@videocurcuits I'm not sure but I definitely wouldn't suggest anyone drink the stuff.

[mickeygovender]

Wassup Dave.No More Vids.Are You Alright m8

[GrantsPassTVRepairs]

@mickeygovender Thanks for the reminder. Time to make some new videos.

[DominicMetal1979]

@GrantsPassTVRepairs Well it's ok, I didn't mean to scare you or make you feel bad. I just don't want to see you get in trouble for something so simple.

[GrantsPassTVRepairs]

@DominicMetal1979 Your right, I should have paid better attention to the warnings:-)

[DominicMetal1979]

@Saisen10 The only "guest," will be YOU, sitting in a jail cell as a guest of Rikers Island, as you sit there rooing your decision to mess around with things you shouldn't have messed around with. When they call in the CIA to waterboard your ass, maybe then you'll learn your lesson.

[Saisen10]

@DominicMetal1979

Be my guest.

[DominicMetal1979]

@Saisen10 Yeah but that doesn't give you the right to open it up and mess around with it. Haven't you ever read on the back, DO NOT OPEN UNIT. NO USER-SERVICEABLE PARTS INSIDE.

You WILL be in trouble if the govt finds out what you are doing. Maybe I should call the FCC myself (not to mention the FBI and whoever else) and report you.

[Saisen10]

@DominicMetal1979

liquid crystals have been known about for over a century, its not a secret.

[ttsfunnyshit]

@DominicMetal1979 o....whoops its not on your uploads....ITS ON YOUR FAVORITES