This dude comes stolling home from a long day of classes only to finally get to his room and have 35,000 volts of electicity run through his body as he touches his door.
DavesBack - 3 months ago
shocked but impressed haha
BtodaE - 3 years ago
its not fake cuz he got shot
marine_65 - 3 years ago
who really cares about the moron talking like he knows something....the funny thing is actually watching the video fake or not...its fun to see unexspecting reactions....now go blow a goat.
richiestang's comment and (2) replies are hidden
richiestang - 3 years ago
Amps kill not volts. Stun guns can range from 20k to 150k in voltage. This video is fake for the simple reason if anyone has even been zapped by a standard outlet then you know its more of a burning sensation then a shock you uncontrollably. Also ive never seen that bright of a spark form a power outlet zap. Unless there was a transformer this is total bullshit.
Resdon111 - 3 years ago
@richiestangYou've clearly never been plugged into the wall. And yes, I have.
Kharos - 2 years ago
@richiestangYou are an idiot. You've never seen that bright of a spark because the transfer of electricity is happening inside the outlet.
drouchebag - 3 years ago
that's a load of bullshit. standard residential electrical outlets are 120 volts. who's the moron checking the facts break?
Ski_Bird - 3 years ago
Several people below on are on the right track. I would guess from what I saw that it's hooked straight up to 110V. If it's really 35KV, then my guess is that he's using a television CRT accelerator circuit. Again, the amount of current it can supply won't kill you, but it'll sure piss you off!
Versarious - 3 years ago
There is no way a wall receptical is going to be carrying 35kvolts. Fake title but funny either way until your friend ends up dead.
majorslack - 3 years ago
The funniest thing is that you're going to be surprised when he kills you in your sleep. And you richly deserve it for being a nuclear-powered jerk.
TheOriginalBon's comment and (3) replies are hidden
TheOriginalBon - 3 years ago
We have 240V outlets in Australia, but even that can be dangerous. I wouldn't have done that to my friend. It is possible to increase the voltage of the electricity coming out by using capacitors etc. But I think 35,000V is pretty unlikely.
Skyggefaxe - 3 years ago
@TheOriginalBonagreeeeeee... 35.000 volts and he'd be a pile of ash on the floor
Xissor - 3 years ago
@TheOriginalBonNo necessarily. If he used a transformer to amplify it to 35k it would wtill never give away more than the fuse could handle. If 10A at 240V it would be 68mA at 35k V and only grandpa would die of that amount of currency
Fartgasss - 3 years ago
@TheOriginalBonIt's the Amps that kill u, not the Volts. But still 35kV is a bit too much for å doorhandle?
yzfr103's comment and (3) replies are hidden
yzfr103 - 3 years ago
Ok I took a second look at the video because all you guys are sure you know whats going on here. It is 120v and they hooked the common to one side of the knob and ran the hot threw the door and left it hanging. So when the guy grabbed the door knob he would have made a connection with the hot to the common causing it short and yes make arch and give him a shock. As far as amps go if there was nothing turned on on that circuit then there are no amps and the breaker trips due to a short. Lol I work with this
UrStupid123 - 3 years ago
@yzfr103When you say common are you talking about a neutral wire? Remember that extension cord is a 3 wire conduit, 1 hot, 1 neutral, and 1 grounding wire. He has the ground and the neutral on one side of the knob, and the hot going through like you said. In residence you cant have voltage without current its either on or off.
@yzfr103Yeah but your forgetting, I=E/R So amps equals the voltage divided by the resistance, if there is no resistance the amps max out man. Inverse relationship. It doesnt matter as to what is running on that circuit for there to be a flow. The reason he didnt get destroyed is because the path was from his palm to fingers. If he was standing on a metal grounded plate with bare feet or possibly socks, then there would be a potential that the path would be in the hand out the feet passing the heart and the body ma
@yzfr103Versarious, you're forgetting about conservation of energy. If there is no resistance, which there never is unless it's a super conductor, then you're right except for ONE IMPORTANT POINT. There won't be infinite current since that would mean infinite energy. You'll only get the maximum amount of current out of a source, not INFINITE.
prausch - 3 years ago
Now do the toilet seat.
Morgini - 3 years ago
Lol holy buttcrack
dubstar666 - 3 years ago
def one of my fav videos. shit was lawlz.
mrnemo's comment and (1) replies are hidden
mrnemo - 3 years ago
Break sucks ass. I post inoffensive comments with no bad language and they delete every comment if it's offensive or not.
phantom8 - 3 years ago
@mrnemothis one got through. see they like it when people trash talk their website.
gancystyle's comment and (1) replies are hidden
gancystyle - 3 years ago
It's not funny, the guy died.
Hazo - 3 years ago
@gancystyleyour life is funny
XXXthedude420XXX's comment and (1) replies are hidden
XXXthedude420XXX - 3 years ago
oh dear lord. this video is fake on so many levels. First, the electricity from that style outlet is 120 volts. 35,000 is more like a stun gun. the wiring is all wrong as well. see urstupid's comment below. all in all, a horrible video. i'm gonna go throw up now.
magnitization - 3 years ago
@XXXthedude420XXXthere you go thinking again...if you have more then 1 X in your name you're a whore
wtfowned's comment and (1) replies are hidden
wtfowned - 3 years ago
If this is a prank, so is hitting someone with a sledge hammer.
P63cobra - 3 years ago
@wtfownedword
UrStupid123's comment and (5) replies are hidden
Garbage is right. The third prong is for grounding the equipment to protect it. Although if the plug wasn't grounded properly, the guy would have acted as the next closest thing to 'ground' and would have gone right through him. Let's say his friend saw the wire and was like "wtf".. touched the wire and then with his other hand grabbed the doorknob to open it, the electricity would have passed directly through his heart, probably killing him.
steamedrice - 3 years ago
@UrStupid123no, you're wrong. although 120 volts is enough to kill person, it probably won't. i've seen my people been shocked by accident while plugging something in, didn't kill them it just hurt like a b*tch.
@UrStupid123yes i said my people
@UrStupid123You don't know that since you don't know how many amps are going through it. Has nothing to do with the voltage..
@UrStupid123true but the amps are constant across the states
@UrStupid123Yes but amps arent only determined by how much power comes through the circuit. The size of wire and type of insulation used makes a difference. And so does what you eat or drink, or if you sweat. All those things change amperage.
birdmantanner's comment and (1) replies are hidden
birdmantanner - 3 years ago
Prank? NAH BRAH! More like attempted murder.
Highball_phQ - 3 years ago
@birdmantannerno shit!
nuggetz - 3 years ago
wow, thats not funny at all. couda killed him
TheShitThatWeDo - 3 years ago
I really hope that guy knew that guys medical history, to make sure he didn't have previous heart problems...
CostaRicaKid - 3 years ago
I WOULD BEAT MY ROOMMATE SENSELESS TO WITHIN AN INCH OF HIS LIFE THEN WOULD MOVE OUT. PEACE
superkracker's comment and (1) replies are hidden
superkracker - 3 years ago
Real nice. So does Break have any responsibility when some stupid kid actually trys to do this for real and kills someone? Pretty f*cking stupid.
@superkrackerno you dumbass they don't. your actions = your responsibility. you're prolly some sue happy cocksucker.
adrock2415's comment and (2) replies are hidden
adrock2415 - 3 years ago
If the cable plugged into the wall is actually powering the CRT monitor (sitting right next to the outlet), then the voltage could easily be 35,000 Volts as in DC not AC. The flyback transformers on most modern CRT monitors is in the neighborhood of 35k VDC. The cable to the door would have to be connected to the output of the flyback transformer for this to be true. It hurts, but won't likely kill you. Look it up. There are several videos on youtube.
NewDownTown - 3 years ago
@adrock2415Bravo, sir. I looked it up and this all wouldn't have happened if the monitor had a bleeder resistor integrated to drain the capacitance.
@adrock2415The bleeder resistor would have only discharged the capacitance when power was removed from the flyback transformer. Even with a bleeder resistor installed, if power is applied to the flyback transformer, you're gonna feel the full voltage. I've heard stories of guys mishandling disconnected crt yokes (without bleeder resistors) and get knocked on their asses hours after unplugging. That would be shocking.
Br0wn - 3 years ago
ok #1 it's 120 volts, I guess I missed the lightning rod supplying the other 34k volts. #2 if his other arm was to touch another piece of metal, it would have completed a circuit right through his heart could have died. I hope it was worth the $400.
