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Uploaded on Mar 6, 2008

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Erbert & Gerbert's has been making Subs Worth Discovering for 20 years. To help them celebrate, we decided to have more than just a party. So we built the world's largest and most powerful air vortex cannon and had ourselves a Blowout.

See our previous shenanigans at:
humanflipbook.com

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  • marciovannelli

    marciovannelli 4 years ago

    A realy simple mechanism... these are things that I simply love...

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  • silentsniper441

    silentsniper441 4 years ago

    its a giant airzooka

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This video is a response to Erbert & Gerbert's: Human Flipbook

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  • ThomasBaluWalter

    ThomasBaluWalter 2 years ago

    Search for "vortex ring". It has nothing to do with sound at all.

    The hole creates an air vortex that can travel this far.

    There are smaller toy cannons that do the same.

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  • 21231425u

    21231425u 2 years ago

    how about 200 feet?

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  • joshuak47

    joshuak47 2 years ago

    haha, waiting for it was boring but their goofy reaction was enjoyable

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  • linemaster252

    linemaster252 2 years ago

    BEST COMMERCIAL IN THE WORLD!

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  • Nessie Rivers

    Nessie Rivers 3 years ago

    would of been cooler if the blew someone down

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  • steveasat2

    steveasat2 3 years ago

    I'm kinda perplexed. Obviously there's a wave of sound that disturbs the air much faster than the wave of disturbance that blows out the candles. What's the difference between those two waves? The second wave seems to actually be transporting the air, but couldn't you use a really loud sound to snuff the candles too if it were tightly focused? Like an audio laser?

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  • CurrentlyDisconected

    CurrentlyDisconected 3 years ago

    LMAO!!! frikn awesome

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  • orangebrock

    orangebrock 3 years ago

    simply amazing, i would like to know the materials u used. keep making these awesome vids!

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  • DonPaulPro

    DonPaulPro 3 years ago

    thats pretty darn amazing

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  • Sphenox

    Sphenox 3 years ago

    blow out candles at 180 feet?

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