This how-to video will show you how to zap charge a non-rechargeable battery with only two wires and a car. Sounds cool, and fun, unless of course you zap yourself. Watch this video circuitry tutorial for more information on this simple, money-saving hack.
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17 Comments
Can you do this just one time or can it be done over and over?
Which way round do you put the contacts? + to + or + to -
It's best to do + to neg, but it will work either way...just + to + reverses the flow through the battery and cause the battery (smallest one) to explode.
A word of warning if one of these explodes it will be like holding a blasting cap! do this at your own risk.
Wear protective gear!
as far as i know (which i could be wrong), is retarded because of the chance of explosions
this is very dangerous..
I am an electrical engineer. This is extremely dangerous. Reason: You are passing a very high current thru the dead AAA battery. It gets very hot very fast for a reason: You are using too high a charging current. Charging alkaline cells are a No No. Charging them with a car battery is a much bigger NO NO.
Rechargeable batteries are a couple of dollars a piece. Don't loose your fingers over such stupidity.
how long will they hold a charge for. can u do this over and over
no you cant do this over and over again!!! in non-charchable batteries the cobber (or is it zinc?) inside is being destroyed by the acid... this will maybe give a quick boost, but not last long!!! the batteries can also explode, so dont, dont do this!!!
dont do this had a friend who died in a freak accident trying it
dont be so bloody cheap, for a few quid buy some new ones!!! u cant pop to the shops for new fingers, really how stupid would u have to be to try this???
someone to put this video off, these are bad informations for non experienced people!
good hint for emergency situation though...
That is a very dangerous operation....Don`t try ...
WOW, can we say, brainless? why dont you make a video on how to stick your wang in a nuclear reactor next?
This is EXTREMELY dangerous and may cause you to lose your hand!!!
Alkalines can be recharged, but at around 1.8v 25mah, NOT 12V 500+A
doing anything around a car battery is dangerous, terminating the connections on the battery will cause all 500+ amps to discharge instantaneously causing the battery full of sulfuric acid to explode, in which sulfuric acid DISSOLVES ALL ORGANIC MATERIAL
by the way there is a one way to recharge it ...(safe way)
1.get an non-rechargeable battary
2.put it on the top of your refrigerator (not the freezer)
3.wait 2 or 1 days (put it in the top put not in a very cold place ,this will make it fail to recharge)
4.get it out
5.enjoy
(if it won't work this means the place you put in is a little hot or very cold it must be cold but not much .)
i know that by:TRYING!!!!
it is simple and not dangerous (this is a really safe way)
hope i help !!!(this is the only way )
read what i typed carefully plz
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