Electrician Reacts to Styropyro's🔌AMPS vs VOLTS⚡

Hey, I just want to say that you are the textbook example of what a "Reaction video" should be. I know a lot of people rag on reaction content for essentially stealing other youtuber's content, but it's clear you are the star of the show and are doing a fantastic job of bringing context to the content without just ripping the video. Informative, funny, and very entertaining.

YES ANOTHER STYROPYRO! Thank you! Styropyro and electroboom collab would be crazy!

Thank you for the breakdown and additional info! Sometimes I get lost when the creators get too technical and this reaction format really helps.

Styropyro amazes me because he does all this for fun. Like you said, his background is chemistry and I think he's a personal trainer? But casually lobs out knowledge that stuns the pros. That's rad.

I love styropyro, he's just crazy enough to try my fever dreams, I'm just happy to watch 🤣 I think he's actually a professor and is crazy smart. We should just be happy he's happy, and not a villain wirking against us 🤣

I'm glad I wasn't the only person watching Photon explode capacitors while eating nachos in my boxers at 2am. I sat there thinking "wow, doesn't get more niche than that" but damn, he's got some followers.

I had the opportunity of playing with a similar tesla coil, with output of about 3A rms. One effect Styropyro didn't tell about is that at those currents, it starts warming your entire arm up by resisitive heating, which is quite an interesting experience x3 Amazing reaction video as always, thanks mate!

I dropped out of college 1 credit away from graduating a 3 year degree in electrical engineering in Canada, so while I'm not technically any kind of electrician/EE, I've got a lot of the learning down (but please never ask me to simplify another circuit with a transistor in it, or ask me to write out a karnaugh map ever again). I'm amazed at how well Styropyro manages to explain some of the counterintuitive behavior of electricity.

Years ago at union trade show I saw union electrical lineman doing demonstrations about how people put tons of nails into the lower parts of utility poles and how they had to try not to put holes in their insulating clothing climbing up the poles. They had residential type transformer hooked up to run thousands of volts at very low amps. It would arc up to about a foot distance. It was interesting watching young apprentice well insulated carrying a probe with all this voltage throwing this long arc burning hot dogs and setting things on fire.

it is hard to not be in constant shock and awe (no pun intended) when mr. Pyro uploads a video. Your face looks much like what I imagine mine did when I watched lolol.

Styropyro is awesome, he knows his stuff for sure, he would make a great teacher, even though I have quite a bit of experience with EET, bio, and chem, he explains things so easily, great vids. And you are ok too..... hehehe, naw, like yer vids as well.

Appreciate how cool and humble this channel is and definitely enjoy watching him cover Styropyro!

I was welding one very hot day, my gloves and I were dripping with sweat. When it came time to change welding rods I quickly understood how much power an arc welder uses. It's a good job I was young nd healthy and had just gone to the toilet.

I'm in college learning electrical engineering, and it's pretty cool to see everything I've been learning out being talked about here. And it's also nice to have heard of everything he's mentioned and know all about it. It's funny seeing "L di/dt" and whatnot

I do not always enjoy reaction videos, but yours are some of them that I enjoy. Even if I already saw Styropyros video a long time ago.

Great reaction video. Styropyro is a literal genius and has taught me so much. Everything he says is verifiable in my experience researching the topics discussed. Love his videos

Love your styropyro reaction videos, always puts a smile on my face.

I freaking love your energy bro, very contagious!

I trained as an electrical fitter. I used to work installing and repairing 11kv transformers and switchgear along with 3 phase 415v distribution boards and I’ve just learned several new things from watching this video!

I learned a lot from this video, I love this series