💥We experiment with high voltage electricity to blow up children's toys.
🦆We turn up the voltage on a toy duck slingshot, watching it fly through the air.
🐵A monkey toy dances wildly as we increase the voltage, causing sparks and crackling noises.
🦀A crab robot from China meets its demise as we amp up the electricity, watching it scuttle and malfunction.
🐶A dog ball thrower gets an electrifying upgrade, launching balls at high speeds.
Is this safe?
—We take precautions and conduct these experiments in a controlled environment with safety measures in place. It is important to handle electricity with caution and avoid attempting similar experiments without proper knowledge and equipment.
Why do you blow up toys?
—Blowing up toys with high voltage electricity allows us to explore the limits of these toys and see how they respond to extreme conditions. It's a fun and exciting way to experiment with electronics.
Can I try this at home?
—We strongly advise against attempting these experiments at home, as they can be dangerous without the necessary knowledge and safety precautions. It's best to leave these experiments to trained professionals.
Do you repair the toys after blowing them up?
—No, once the toys are blown up, they are either too damaged or no longer functioning. Our goal is to explore the effects of high voltage electricity on these toys, not to repair them.
What other types of toys have you blown up?
—We have blown up various types of toys, including cars, action figures, and interactive robots. Each toy reacts differently to the electricity, providing unique and exciting results.
00:16Introduction to our experiment of blowing up toys with high voltage electricity.
01:56Experimenting with a toy duck slingshot, watching it fly through the air as we increase the voltage.
06:21Adding higher voltage to a monkey toy, causing sparks and crackling noises as it dances wildly.
09:00Exploring the effects of high voltage on a Chinese crab robot, witnessing its scuttling and malfunctioning.
10:40Upgrading a dog ball thrower with electricity, resulting in the launch of balls at high speeds.
