Exploding phones and electronics, a mini-series of 50kA discharges!

[Mads Barnkob]

The pulse discharge videos posted in this thread is a part of a series of explosive videos of old phones and electronics. The high voltage pulse capacitor bank, charger and trigger mechanism can be found with pictures, more videos and schematics here: https://kaizerpowerelectronics.dk/pulse-power/4000-joule-capacitor-bank/

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Nokia 6230 mobile phone. A mobile phone from the era of indestructible handsets, a piece of electronics that would never let you down and yet here it is to die in a fiery explosion of hot-as-the-sun plasma discharge!

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a iPod Nano 2nd generation 4GB Pink model. This is a belonging of my back-then girlfriend, now spouse ♥. I did try to explode this on a earlier occasion in 2014, video should be somewhere on the channel in pulse power playlist

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Samsung Omnia Pro B7330 mobile phone. A mobile phone from the era of Windows mobile phones, it was poorly implemented and being reminded of the horrors of 2009 was not going to keep me from watching it die in a fiery explosion of hot-as-the-sun plasma discharge!

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a iPhone 4S mobile phone. For a full in-depth review and my personal recommendations on iPhone repair, look up the video on my channel called "How to repair an iPhone". This is another way to repair and iPhone and free a human from torment and suffering.

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a TDA7495p Bluetooth Amplifier. I did a review of this a while ago and was not satisfied with the low audio quality and questionable user interface. This Chinese speaking amplifier is freed of all its junk solutions through a extreme pulse discharge cleansing process.

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Nokia 710 mobile phone. It is a Windows mobile phone from 2011, running a breed of Windows CE 6.0 kernel. A mobile phone from the dark era of Windows OS handsets, a piece of electronics tormented by its operating system. In 2011, Windows only belongs on a PC. I try to fix this mistake through a 90 Mega Watt plasma discharge!

[Mads Barnkob]

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 programming this PLCs. PG is shor for the German word "PROGRAMMIER GERÄT" which is a programming device. I am tearing a hole in the universe, to bring my old fond memories back, by utilizing a super hot plasma discharge to eject the EEPROM!

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a HTC Snap mobile phone. A Windows phone with a built-in trackball. Almost too cute to blow up. But after trying to take a photo with it, there was not a single regret sending this old phone to hot plasma heaven!

[Mads Barnkob]

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 system.

[Mads Barnkob]

A pulse discharge with a peak current of 50,000 Ampere is send through a Samsung S4 Mini mobile phone. The Samsung Galaxy S4 Mini is an Android smartphone and I have no excuse for blowing it up. Maybe except the broken screen.

[Uspring]

I understand the fireworks given the successes of the Danish soccer team. But you should seriously work on your relationship with cell phones

[Mads Barnkob]

I understand the fireworks given the successes of the Danish soccer team. But you should seriously work on your relationship with cell phones

First it was the cell tower amplifiers and base stations, than I came for the phones 

[Mads Barnkob]

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, which received good reviews as the best Android phone in 2011 and in 2021 it received a giant plasma discharge.

Bonus info: If you look closely at the bottom left corner at 1:10 during the slow motion video, you can see one of the terminals being shot out of my pulse capacitor. This is the last video of pulse discharges, until I have a bigger and better capacitor