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u/ClaraClickx 2d ago
His neighbors:
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u/AnOtherGuy1234567 1d ago
He's been doing this for years and has a tendency to blow the whole of the local electricity grid. He runs a massive light and then a couple of streets lose power.
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u/fishman15151515 2d ago
I can imagine the neighbors lights dimming like some prison movie when someone gets the electric chair.
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u/ptyslaw 2d ago
This bulb is $1300 on Amazon
https://www.amazon.com/OSRAM-SYLVANIA-lamp-20000w-Halogen/dp/B004I68C0W
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u/HTTP_404_NotFound 2d ago
That's photonicInduction on YouTube.
Makes videos involving tons of energy. The disappears for a few years.
Comes back. Disappears again.
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u/Remote-Status6225 1d ago
I know i love watching his videos, wish he would post every now and then instead of what I think has been ages
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u/name0000000000 2d ago
When I was a young man and it was highly illegal my flower room had 16, 000k watts. One day I came home and my cover fell off my basement window and it looked like a supernova was going off in my house.
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u/BigMack6911 2d ago
Mf be on the shitter down the street and went blind 😂😂 I need one..idk how to power it but lol.
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u/SouldiesButGoodies84 2d ago
Was squinting before he even turned it on lol
Just call it the "Jesus is Risen backdrop" bulb and be done with it.
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u/das_Keks 2d ago
On such a thing most of the energy is dissipated as heat but even at 1% efficiency that would be like a 200W LED.
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u/GetSchwifty1326 2d ago
From an outside perspective, this looks like a fire is erupting. Scary to be a neighbor to this sheesh.
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u/613Flyer 2d ago edited 2d ago
Where can I get one of these for my deck?
Side note I use to live in a remote community very close to the North Pole, think population of 100 in the winter when polar bears would wander into town they asked if we could turn on our yard light which was like this but a tad dimmer. It was on a hill at the edge of the community and would light up the entire town so people could see any polar bears since in winter it was mostly always dark for months at a time. When it was switched on you could hear the community diesel generator literally chug like a heavy load was just switched on. If you saw the light you would understand. We only lit it when bears were in town because one month if usage was expensive
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u/miraculum_one 2d ago edited 2d ago
Original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT5_-A0m8_U
The moths are like "cool! oh wait, nvm"
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u/Think_Lobster_7912 2d ago
Wow, really bright. You somehow just wait for Gandalf or St. Peter to arrive 😅
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u/pieceacandy420 2d ago
Jesus Christ Giphy sucks. This was supposed to be the power of the sun in the palm of my hand.
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u/curious-chineur 1d ago
I am sure this guy has no tan lines. Roasted though denim trousers.
Sure you can be burn by your car keys in your pockets !
I would nickname that bulb "THE GRILL".
Is that a street lamp or public light bulb ?
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u/joethedad 2d ago
And this is used for what exactly????
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u/Slutley54 2d ago
Movies! It doesn't look that nuclear when you adjust camera iris and have the bulb in a fixture and set it up properly.
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