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I think there is an element of audience capture. Similar to how ElectroBOOM has to keep electrocuting himself for his audience. It’s a living…
by cjbgkagh 5mo ago
I think there is an element of audience capture. Similar to how ElectroBOOM has to keep electrocuting himself for his audience. It’s a living…
- stavros 5mo agoMaybe you know this, but ElectroBOOM doesn't actually electrocute himself, it's just a running gag.
- cjbgkagh 5mo agoThe few I’ve seen were obviously staged but it did appear real in that he was hit with a high voltage. Looking it up suggests that he has been injured a number of times due to miscalculations.
- gosub100 5mo agoIt sure seems real to me. although some of those HV circuits like the jacob's ladder seem way too dangerous.
- dralley 5mo agoAs a matter of fact he has mentioned that one of the Jacob's Ladder videos was the only time he messed up and came close to actually electrocuting himself (by reflexively trying to grab the leads as they fell off a table). Otherwise all of the shocks are "calculated" to be nonharmful.
- cjbgkagh 5mo agoIn the late 90s internet there was a blogger that built cool stuff with electricity, really seemed to know what he was doing, one day he blogged about how he was going to use a bunch of microwave transformers for an upcoming project. No updates since then, I presumed he died by accident.
- stavros 5mo agoHe showed in one of his videos that he uses some explosive material for the spark and explosion, but it's been years so I don't exactly remember.
- fhn 5mo agoit's a stupid running gag because some might watch that and think playing with 120V live wire is fine.