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A short film I made about cooking a sausage using mains electricity can be found here
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Electric-Sausage
dont try this at home unless you are a skilled electrician like me
Ben
p.s. not trying to boost visits to what is clearly not my web site, it just makes me laugh to watch it so thought I would share.
http://www.putfile.com/media.php?n=Electric-Sausage
dont try this at home unless you are a skilled electrician like me
Ben
p.s. not trying to boost visits to what is clearly not my web site, it just makes me laugh to watch it so thought I would share.
An excellent effort, although you obviously have far too much time on your hands.
I am also quite surprised that you didn't fuse your house.
May I suggest a series of videos - "Dr. Yeats Amazing World of Dangerous Experiments" would be a sure fire winner.
I am often in Cambridge at the University, so would be happy to lend a hand.
I am also quite surprised that you didn't fuse your house.
May I suggest a series of videos - "Dr. Yeats Amazing World of Dangerous Experiments" would be a sure fire winner.
I am often in Cambridge at the University, so would be happy to lend a hand.
heh, excellent. I've submitted that for the www.b3ta.com newsletter!
anonymous said:
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I am not sure that bacon has enough moisture content to conduct electricity. Might try that at the weekend if I can be arsed. Problem was mainly the smell, as you can see I stopped the sausage experiment early out of consideration for the neighbours
Ben
p.s. already submitted to b3ta
benyeats said:
anonymous said:[redacted]
I am not sure that bacon has enough moisture content to conduct electricity. Might try that at the weekend if I can be arsed. Problem was mainly the smell, as you can see I stopped the sausage experiment early out of consideration for the neighbours
Ben
p.s. already submitted to b3ta
Perhaps a piece of gammon steak then?
www.b3ta.com/newsletter/issue189/
Huzzah! You're famous, tens of thousands of people read that newsletter!
Huzzah! You're famous, tens of thousands of people read that newsletter!
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