I didn't order this lamp. If the same company lives up to its previous standards then this is probably a lamp that was intended for another customer, and they've probably been sent the two that weren't in my package instead.
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You could have leaved it plugged in to see it blow up. 🙁
Thats interesting ! i like the idea of buying lamps out of ebay and like , i do wonder why they use glass instead of ceramiks/metals for cooling ? sure they cant get that bad not above 30+celcius ? Lovely video thanks for the info Mr Bigclivedotcom
A proper cring video is this one Clive
Clive as I have mentioned before, I am not an electrician so didn’t follow that however it was still interesting. Clive how would I know that the lamp was A: wrong B: if I should use it?
Kindest
Bob
What LEDs are that? They can't handle 50mA?
Turns handle twice.
NOT FAST ENOUGH.
Flails entire vice around.
Much better.
🙂
I learn bits each one.
the VICE OF KNOWLEDGE!
They Watch Too! =] Bet "sloppy vendor" sent lamp on purpose for an enjoyment BOOM!
But you damage this fun by Not leaving on to see it Blow! =[
The 19 downvotes are from sloppy Chinese vendors…
Some glues can be convinced to let loose with heat. You might want to get one of those smd rework stations. I even use it to shrink shrink tubes.
You get some extra points for the swift vice handling 😀
I was reading the tittle while looking at the vice and it came out as scary clamp from Chinese vendor! lol
Had me very intrigued lol
Nobody uses 110v. Japan uses 100v. America and Canada use 120v. Some other countries use 127v. There is no 110v or 115v here unless you have REALLY corroded power lines or you're having a brownout.
I’ve had a cheap Chinese linear PSU that gave me a slight shock when I unplugged it from the mains
Achievement: One handed Chinese bandit.
Spin the vise with one hand while holding a Chinese fire hazard in the other.
"It's probably gonna liberate blood at some point." – Bigclivedotcom, 2015
Question: do those polyester caps blow like electrolytics?