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2024-03-28 02:29:38
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Content

Start of a new series of videos on the road. The second one is already done and honestly is much better with more live footage. Let me know what you think.

Files

Previews only

The Roads to Understanding Batteries....

Comments

Laura

Nice!

CBM

Like the coolest science teacher in the world, yes, please!

Melissa Chapin

Excellent stuff, Beau & Team! Thank you so much for these. Can’t wait for the next ones!! I missed the patch meaning tho, unless it’s Dr. Who (🇺🇸 in 🇬🇧, here). Would someone please enlighten me? Many thanks again.

Teckriter

Thank you! I can use this as an applied science lesson for my teen. I may even teach my 9 year old.

Donald Wert

When you talked about getting everyone on the same page as far as the basics go, I heard Julie Andrewssinging "Let's start at the very beginning, a very good place to start..." from the Sound of Music. And that's a good thing.

beautfc
>>133565957

MacGyver. A character on a TV show that always had to apply science to survive.

Arthur Block IV

That was absolutely awesome! I'm very looking forward to the series. These are some neat things that I think are going to be necessary. I hope they're not going to be necessary but they may be. Thank you Beau!! Do you know if your planned trip up route 66 will take you to Oklahoma City? Or at least to Edmond Oklahoma? I would personally love to shake your hand. The first time I ever watched one of your videos, I literally paused it right after you said your intro and looked at bestie and said what is this Trumper are going to say... And man I have never been so glad that I was so wrong 😞 I have learned so much and if so happy I found you! I literally show you to every one of my friends and have used your Thanksgiving advice more than once! Keep it up! You're amazing!

W A Myers

Projects with Beau, love it, I am guessing editors will go in and fine turn the sound. If this is multiple part one, that might be mentioned with the teaser picture, but I get the concept after making a battery.

evistre

This one is super quiet - but I love it anyway! Thanks for sharing, love this idea.

Alexandra Medina

Love the series idea… love the MacGyver patch even more. 🤭😁Thank you for all you and your crew do for humanity. Looking forward to learning more!

Koolgrndaddysweets forever

Yes Beau, something that would absolutely be appreciated for us Boomers with high blood pressure that sometimes have to take ur advice and chill for a few but still want to have another way to support your platform as in, I've missed a lot since the Supreme Court started it's 🤬a couple of weeks ago, so I've been chilling to regain my sanity reading the Pelican Brief, but having some more Beau would be great, I've come a long way from my youth but trying to become a secular humanist but I still have to much hate over come but not giving up till push me off the cliff 🫣 Thank you and your team and of course your loving family ✊👍👏💙

CheeseWizard

You’re truly a man who is all about ‘empowering the people’, pun intended my friend. 😀

Mary Daniels

Hey, Beau.. I wonder if anyone else here pays attention to the shelf stuff in the back.. pretty clever from time to time.. as well as the teeshirts.

Sturdy

The thumbnail makes it look like you're smoking the battery like a cigar and also lighting your beard on fire. I find this deeply amusing and thank you for the chuckle. The best science teachers know that nothing goes with lab demonstrations better than performance art. Appreciate you.

Cindy Lemaire

Fascinating! And sound quality needs some tweaking, both volume and clarity.

Frances Wong

Will be a good series. Telling us to be patient and pay attention because this will be incremental knowledge was important. I don't actually have much interest in this but I like learning stuff from you. Also, growing up poor means that I am partial to macgyvering stuff!

alexander gaitan

Science teacher Beau is going to be a lot of fun! My critiques are regarding the audio and video. The volume was inconsistent and frequently too low so I had to crank up the volume on my end. The video was sometimes too bright and washed out the colors. Aside from that the knowledge was great!

Barry Drake

I like it a lot, and I agree that starting with basics is a great idea. Some of us have done these things before, and others haven't, but it never hurts (and often helps) to review the basics. That's true of dancing as well as "survival" skills (I'm a dance teacher).

Frederik

Cool. Sound needs work!

Ro

Granarchy here. This is great! It's exactly the kind of thing I want to learn about. The more practical the information, the better. I'm ordering the kit right now so I can practice before The Big Quake levels Seattle.

beautfc

This video will go back public at 8am.

Mo po

Somehow I'm blocked from watching this, but I'm sure it's great and informative. Good luck with all the other new videos.

Mahadma

I'm a big fan about seeing the world through the lens you describe. The video, however, seems more like nifty science experiments than actionable information. To become really fascinating under the lens of creating useful amounts of DIY energy out of readily available items, I suspect you'd be limited to wind energy (or a bio-gas generator as a more dangerous option) As for the methods you describe, I'd like to have seen a. information on the scalability (or lack thereof) of the different methods, b. the voltage and current produced by each method and its longevity, c. a schematic diagram for the soda can experiment (I tried to get chatGPT to create one from a screenshot, and while it was able to properly explain the circuit in technical terms it was unable to create a usable diagram - maybe in 6 months...) Maybe I'm missing the point and your aim is to spark curiosity, which this video succeeds in.

Melissa Chapin
>>133565957

I was going to say either Dr. Who or MacGyver but I didn’t want to outdate myself, having moved to England in the 90s. Your easter eggs are 😘👌 sir!

Lauren Wagstaff
>>133570543

Oh, well all notice that. And his hat too though that doesn’t change nearly as often as it used to.

Ken Ferris

I can’t open it, as well.

Melissa Chapin
>>133579592

Would that be 8am Eastern Standard Time, please? I’m 🇺🇸 in 🇬🇧 and we’re putting our clocks ahead this weekend so I’m all over the shop. 🤸‍♀️➰✨🕰️💨 <— read R to L

Sandra Blomberg

No access 🤔 Perhaps it is accessible on a higher tier than I am on 🤔🖖✌️☮️🌈

Deb de Jonge

No access for me either. Shame because it looks interesting.

Trifton Dolbier

Thanks buddy, love your channels you are the Only thing that keeps me going. Keep up the amazing work.

0mn1vore

I think I see it. `The Roads to Understanding Batteries'? The question mark is because it was uploaded a month ago, but I don't remember it, so maybe it's been waiting there while you were busy with other things?

Kevin Pepe

Looks like this will be a very informative series. Thank you Beau and teams for all you do!

Gabe

When life gives you a lemon, cut it in half

Mo po

Thanks a lot! Valuable stuff. Makes me feel like I'm back at the scouts again.

Sean Lantis

Love it. Audio seems low. And way more apron please 🙏🤣🤣🤣

DrMaryBee

That McGyver patch! Also a McGyver patch is a thing!

William Stefens

Beau meets McGuire for staying connected and safe when power is out. Great stuff!!

sandy

Thanks Beau, the W.H.O. shares a method of using PEET bottles to Purify water. Couple this with the two liter sand then campfire charcoal system and you’re good to go. Thanks again!

Ocean Light

I agree with Sean; audio is too low

CheeseWizard

We know 'Billy Nye the science guy', but 'Beau, Beau the survival bro' has a decent ring to it! :D

John Caywood

This was the “in case you missed it in Jr. High”introduction. It reminded me that my 9th grade reaction to similar demonstrations was basically Why do I care? Electricity comes from the wall switch and batteries from the store. A good reminder of the basics of conductivity. Keep going.

Trēva

I guess in emergencies, one often doesn't pack safety glasses? I'm only slightly teasing... Plenty of people (white men) have mocked me for mentioning them. But then I wear them anytime I'm using a power tool. Lol thank you for this.

Deanna C

Can you use these to power other things? how do know if you have made enough power?