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220V light saber « on: December 23, 2020, 04:21:08 PM » Author: Binarix128
https://youtu.be/FYgjJroUSZs

The nutters strike again.  :mrg: :short:
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #1 on: December 24, 2020, 12:34:11 AM » Author: wide-lite 1000
All they did was make a electrocution hazard/heater ! :dazed: :poof:
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #2 on: December 24, 2020, 08:53:09 AM » Author: Binarix128
All they did was make a electrocution hazard/heater ! :dazed: :poof:
You thought it was crazy enough. Check that one.  :mrg:
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #3 on: December 24, 2020, 02:23:54 PM » Author: Mandolin Girl
Please DO NOT attempt any of the things you see in this videos yourselves.  :poof:
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #4 on: December 24, 2020, 03:46:51 PM » Author: Binarix128
Please DO NOT attempt any of the things you see in this videos yourselves.  :poof:
Of course you guys shouldn't! Will you. Also my breaker wouldn't resist such thing.  :mrg:

BTW here there are two more videos for ask yourself why they aren't dead. The last video went way too far I think.  :dazed:
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #5 on: December 24, 2020, 08:15:37 PM » Author: wide-lite 1000
If you look closely , those IDIOTS are getting power from the BACK of the meter BEFORE the main breaker !!! :o :short:  That's a good way to become little more than a greasy stain on the ceiling !!
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #6 on: December 25, 2020, 01:11:39 AM » Author: tolivac
Power ahead of the meter---also means electric THEFT!!!!!!Keep that up-YOU WILL BE CAUGHT!And of course the DANGER!!!!
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #7 on: December 25, 2020, 11:06:39 PM » Author: Binarix128
If you look closely , those IDIOTS are getting power from the BACK of the meter BEFORE the main breaker !!! :o :short:  That's a good way to become little more than a greasy stain on the ceiling !!
No! This this is a much better and quicker way of becoming a greasy stain.  :mrg: :poof:

@tovilac actually they're getting the power after the meter, you can clearly hear the meter wildly rotating like a fan.
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #8 on: December 28, 2020, 01:49:04 AM » Author: LampLover
Of course you guys shouldn't! Will you. Also my breaker wouldn't resist such thing.  :mrg:

BTW here there are two more videos for ask yourself why they aren't dead. The last video went way too far I think.  :dazed:

I like the first one but when I think of remote and out of the way areas (at least in the US) I think 60A service with 18/2 lamp cord powering stuff in the whole place.
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Re: 220V light saber « Reply #9 on: December 28, 2020, 11:38:30 AM » Author: Binarix128
I like the first one but when I think of remote and out of the way areas (at least in the US) I think 60A service with 18/2 lamp cord powering stuff in the whole place.
In my neighborhood the service is usually rated at 10A (220V) and we are in the middle of the city, so we can only power up a little more than 2KW. At far rural areas the distribution wires are just extension cord wires that I think can do 5A at best.
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