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Samsung Galaxy Google Nexus Explodes in Slow Motion 1000fps

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Samsung Galaxy Google Nexus mobile phone. The Galaxy Nexus (GT-I9250) is a Android smartphone co-developed by Google and Samsung Electronics. It is the third smartphone in the Google Nexus series. It received good reviews as the best Android phone in 2011 […]

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sonos connect exploding

Sonos Connect Exploding in Slow Motion 1000fps

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Sonos Connect. If your audio keeps skipping, stopping or generally playing up, you could have an issue with wireless interference from other devices in your home. One way to reduce this interference is to switch 90MW of energy through your Sonos

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Siemens Simatic S5-110 PLC CPU Explodes in Slow Motion 1000fps

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Siemens Simatic S5-110 PLC CPU. The S5 series was released in 1979 with the 110 CPU being in the middle of the CPU range. I have spent countless hours on factory floors with my Siemens laptop, the FIELD PG, troubleshooting and

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Slow Motion Fireworks Red/Green/Gold Cake 1000FPS, 2.7 Seconds Turned Into 90 Seconds

I hope you will enjoy this video slow motion fireworks that I recorded right at new years eve between 2020 and 2021. It is a compilation of high speed recordings that I captured with my FPS1000 high speed camera, the model FPS1000HD with 64 GB of memory. It starts out with 10 shots fired from

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750+ Watt Turbo Fan Dell PowerEdge M1000E Server

750+ Watt Turbo Fan Cluster Project From a Dell PowerEdge M1000E Server

This is 9! 12V/7A server fans built into a fan cluster with handles! It is time to wreck some havoc and play with fire and smoke! I did not realize just how much fire was sucked through the fans until after I saw the photage. As seen in the pictures on the forum link there

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