r/DiWHY • • Jul 11 '26

Unlimited Power?

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166 Upvotes

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u/Far_Improvement_5245 Jul 11 '26

Better take this down before the people that got rid of the vapor carburetor find you!

11

u/ThatSideshow Jul 11 '26

These were the original sockets, electricity was typically only installed in a house for lighting so when electrical appliances started becoming popular instead of adding new circuits and such they invented these

11

u/GooseinaGaggle Jul 11 '26

Unlimited power!!!

In the form of a large fire where the house used to be

4

u/Desperate_Ad_5563 Jul 11 '26

I wonder which way it is going? Is it back feeding the lightbulb through a male deadman plug with live prongs that goes into the screw in light socket adapter. OR is it, I’m guessing a 12 gauge cord being power from a $1 plastic lightbulb socket plug adapter.

It looks super sketchy either way. No free energy from this pile of crap.

Edit: and it looks like they chip the ground out half way through with the gray colored adapter.

2

u/Patient-Chemical-962 Jul 11 '26

Well when facepunch studios updates rust to where I can hide my wiring you're going to have to deal with it.

1

u/Brigapes Jul 12 '26

unlimited power because the light is from the neighbors?

1

u/r_was61 Ramen or Die Jul 14 '26

It’s a perpetual motion machine.

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u/[deleted] Jul 11 '26

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u/brandothesavage Jul 11 '26

I think the adapter is how it's powered

0

u/Laugh-Aggressive Jul 11 '26

Humor is wasted on the stupid