Original Video @ElectroBOOM • How NOT to Make an Ele... BEST SAFETY VIDEO EVER? Nuclear Engineer Reacts to ElectroBOOM "How NOT to Make an Electric Guitar"
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Much of what ElectroBOOM does is acting, but not always. If you want another suggestion for a video of his check out the Jacob's Ladder video. It's the closest to this day that he's ever been to dying.
He said on some podcast a few years ago that of all his explosions and shocks the only one that was accidental and that could have actually killed him was the one in his million subscribers celebration. That one is actually very scary when you know that it wasn't carefully prepared.
Was it the tesla tower or the other 10k volt device accidently falling on him? I remember watching that, he forcefully pushed it away so he wouldn't be connected to it for long enough to cause serious injury.
The best safety video imo is nilered's video "Chemistry is dangerous" which is on his second channel NileBlue. This is a good video thou, great reaction!
Vader's armor is specifically designed to be weak against electricity. Palpatine had it designed that way as a fail safe. If Vader were to turn force lightning could then be used.
Actually, Darth Vaders' original suit was designed by Palpatine to be vulnerable to force lightning among many other hinderences. It was a way to control him and keep him in check. He had another suit built for him whenever he was sure of him, but Vader refused it for a couple of reasons. His suit actually has quite a few weaknesses because Palpatine wanted control. Not only that, but because the suit is connected to vital parts and processes of his body, if he were to get enough electricity, his suit could stop working, which would kill him.
I believe he kept using his original, at least for a while, because it caused him constant pain which fueled his rage and hatred, which in turn fueled his dark side powers causing them to be stronger. I know a bit of SW lore but I’m certainly no expert. I think he did eventually switch to using the newer suit though.
@@CrippledMerc that was part of it, but it was also risky to switch. He could die in the process because of how integrated his body was with the original and did not care to take the risk
2:02 "You never see people getting shocked". That is ElectroBooms whole shtick. Maybe watch one of the many unofficial shock compilations, He is very used to getting shocked to say the least. Regardless I love seeing people discover Electroboom
Hey, a Brazilian channel called "Manual do Mundo" made a video 4y ago visiting a live nuclear powerplant, showing almost everything there's to see. The channel is kinda big and newer videos have options to different languages but this one, as far as I can tell, will be subtitle dependent, hahah. I'm more than willing to help you out translating it in any way you like, just reply me here. The video, in case you are interested, is titled as "Entramos na usina nuclear..." I think it would be awesome, even if you only describe what you see...
I would 100% use his video as a welcome entrance into a safety talk. Humor lightens the mood and makes disucssion easier. Your videos are excellent as well, especially for safety.
The deadpan delivery makes this all the more memorable. But, yeah, for the one time he wasn't safe around electricity; check out the one million subscriber special. If it wasn't for the materials he used that day, he would have died. I love how much physical comedy he uses in his reactions to the planned sparks and explosions.
Darth Vader's suit is an enviromental suit which isolate him completely from the outside. hell his suit can tank LIGHTSABER hits so im guessing electricity isnt much of a problem.
one time as a kid i touched our electric fence and grabbed it involuntarily, unable to move. I didn't feel any pain (current was too strong for that) but I can tell you clearly in those moments I wasn't breathing and my heart wasn't pumping. Luckily my cousin pulled me off the fence😅
in his jacob's ladder video for 1 mill subs celebration he has an actual accident that he makes into a good lesson. Plus he talks about some cool properties of plasma and arks
i got a pretty decent shock through my pants on a big stainless steel pipe from a single phase of 240V so it tingled quite a bit, thick dry pants though so i think it was mostly fine with a low ish current, was switching some wires on a valve that had been flipped by accident by the same person fixing it just a quick mistake because i was in a hurry, the hot side of the cooling rig had a heat-exchanger to glycol, trans critical co2 rig so naturally the pressure increased because the valve closed differently from what it should have, and flooded the entire basement of a football stadium with co2, not that heavy, and the fire department got there quickly when the valve blew, unfortunately the hose for the safety valve to blow its co2 up on the roof was not attached properly and fell off when the valve blew. the hose wasn't my fault though, i think if i remember correctly someone had taken it off to change the valve or something. that was pretty silly, the shock felt pretty mild though more like stepping into cold water and getting a bit tense than feeling hurt really, small contact with my finger to bad large contact on my pants, was fine i think haven't had any problems. but its probably not a good idea to loosen two live wires at the same time while sitting on stainless steel. apart from that i think i was pretty good about safety when i worked with my hands, except maybe rally driving a few times with a fully loaded hiace xD, fully sideways at 50 mph in the woods with a hiace is funny and sketchy, with acetylene and oxygen bottles strapped behind the door its just a bit more interesting. was fine, didn't push it too far, but apropos. also shot a potato cannon with acetylene and oxygen in the gun, it was quite a lot more powerful than hairspray and air. but that's about what i did at work, apart from not sleeping enough, which is harmful to me but also makes those other things way more dangerous, so that's probably the worst. was 2-3mm steel i think so it had some decent enough strength, properly tig welded, but i didn't dare to close the valve in it fully with an orange in the barrel.
5:28 emperor palpatine designed darth vader's suit to conduct electricity really well so he could stop him from uprising and that's why he died at the end of episode vi
This is one of Medhi's first videos, and the first one to go viral; he's so monotone because he's using a script and not used to being on-camera yet. (Also possibly embarrassed about his English and trying too hard to enunciate, but it's hard to tell if he's capable of embarrassment.) Other things worth watching for the humorous safety tips: anything where he works with capacitors, since they tend to explode. Also, anything with his daughter, though maybe just for yourself and not for the channel; they probably wouldn't match your style very well, but Medhi is the master of dad jokes.
not a good idea, but its generally fine to shuffle some live wires with low current just don't use two hands and don't sit in a steel pipe, but the easier thing to do is to just grab a few clamps to isolate one by one, thats usually much safer. had some safety meetings about such things, but never really worker on big powerlines or transformers since i'm not an electrician or engineer, only 100 amps or something like that or less on the power side, but mostly just done repairs to controls for relatively simple machines so its always quite straight forward to fix or rebuild to fit in another type of compressor for example, had one other electrical incident because i was an idiot and cut a live wire when dismantling a store, because one of the breakers was up side down for some reason and i didnt check that it was in fact turned off, so that was just a small metallic flash melting about a millimeter of steel of a cutting tool, no biggie that either, but it could have been with a bigger wire. had a few dumb ones like that, but always careful once i know there is load or water or loose wires ect, probably not a good idea, but nuclear power plants are much worse places to be a cowboy. honestly i didnt do a lot of this, this is pretty close to my total, but its funny to think about.
Hi there Tyler, i am currently an 18 year old guy working at Walmart, but im quickly releasing these "deadend" jobs arent leading me anywhere. Ive always had an interest in stuff relating to Nuclear materials and processes, but im not sure it i want to commit to it. I do have a few questions if you are willing to answer them. :) 1. What was schooling like in terms of difficultly, like what math clasees do you need to take a so on? 2. Would you recommend it as a career? 3. Do you like what you do?
I do have still one question... WHERE DOES ELECTROBOOM KNOW FROM WHAT AN ELECTRIC CHAIR FEELS LIKE?!? He would be dead if he sat on one and got shocked, so how is he able to tell how one feels like???
If you want one of his videos that would make a good parallel with the nuclear scare, you should watch his video on brazilian eletric showerheads. He spends the entire video trying to show they are dangerous, the tests show it is safe, then he just goes "I still don't trust it". It would be good to have your comentary on it.
5:23 Lol I was about to say. Electricity is exactly what killed Darth Vader. Specifically because it shorted out the life support systems in his suit. So not a very good insulator.
I touched 220 many times as a kid by sticking a paperclip into a wall socket and I'm fine... sort of😅 A little nuts but that's all the damage it did to me😂 I even wanted to know as a kid what a rumble motor from a ps2 controller would do if I plugged the motor directly into the socket.... so I did.... 💥🤣 The motor had blown up... no more wires attached to it.... my hand was all black.. the wall socket was all black.. and it tripped the breaker!!!😂Ow.. and it tripped my mom!!!😂
It's a shame he had to add the not though. First time I saw this ten years ago it was just how to make an electric guitar and ended with him shaking on the ground. Was a bit of a disappointment for me as a starting electrical engineer musician but a great video and loved Mehdi since
You have asked a question that has a specifc awnser in the lore. Darth vader is not only protected against electricity but his entire body is a particularly good conductor. Palpatine did this because he is an ass hole and wanted to limit vader's power.
i have a suggestion for you: review HBMs nuclear tech mod for minecraft, its a very impressive and complicated mod, but i think it would be interesting for you to take a look at it
