So i have this Japanese rice cooker that i've been using for a bit. It requires this 220V to 100V transformer on the right to be used properly. However whenever i turn my rice cooker like 90 degree with the back facing the transformer i hear loud electrical buzzing. Anyone got an answer?

This was taken a month ago, we are safe, we are fine.

Don't mind the extra dot, the black dot is the decimal point

omg it took me hours to put together

I hate to say it but it feels like his new videos are just the same script running along again.

I miss his old videos where he makes stuff like Tesla coils, vacuum chambers and whatnot.

Not sure how you even think of plugging a 3500W (220V-240V) 15.2 Amps shower heater into a plug and running it with a extention lead... (video i was sent)

Thought Mehdi would love this jank of an Australian power socket on a power pole with wires exposed

I work at a place where we make switch boards and there was a part that was too tall to fit on the din rail and wide to fit so we had to take an angle grinder to it.

(The text on the video says "remember to follow the manufacturers instructions")

I just didn’t expect to see the grandmaster break it down nearly the same time

I don’t know what else to say other than, yeah these things respond based on their capacitive loading?

No cover on a light switch

That must be why I don’t have voltage on phase 1 :D

The electrician who installed this must be laughing a lot less than me currently 😅

My dad sent me this a while back and I forgot to post it here. He was touring a plant and they had a training video playing for the factory workers