Styropyro 100 car batteries wired in parallel.

[BrianHG]

  It's Styropyro, so you know there will be only insanity...

[BrianHG]

    @23 minutes, that is so bloody bright that the camera's auto-iris makes it look like it's mid-night until 2 seconds after the sparks have ended.

[Infraviolet]

It could be scarier, they could be lithium batteries.

[bdunham7]

Three things I noticed.

1) Propane tank in the background.
2) Didn't test any multimeters and
3) Didn't think about wiring all the batteries in series....

[DavidAlfa]

4 - Molten metal raining all over the batteries.
5 - Terrible connections.
6 - He should have called Electroboom, Photonicinduction, Plasma Channel, or anyone else with some electrical knowledge instead those rednecks who's capabilities were just screaming "Woooooooo!!"

[DavidAlfa]

Offtopic entered the chat!
We all hate these junk channels but when you have little options in life you need to take any opportunities.
I definitely prefer crap videos (Which I can skip) than scamming centers or mafia stealing kidneys.

[Berni]

That was a fun video seeing what insane amount of current are capable of. You always tend to see such high currents supplied for short periods from battery banks, not constant DC.

I was hoping he would also try 100 in series, but then again having 1000A at 1200V DC sounds rather terrifying.(That switch of his would never be able to interrupt that)

[tszaboo]

This seems to be the opposite of what I'm trying to do at work.

[DavidAlfa]

Don't be the guy at 5:00!

[temperance]

@DavidAlfa

Offtopic entered the chat!

Was that addressed to me?

[KE5FX]

3) Didn't think about wiring all the batteries in series....

Scariest thing I've ever seen on YouTube was someone who wired a thousand or so 9V batteries in series, arranged in a tightly-packed array.  Car batteries would probably be safer.