David Windestal (RCExplorer)
Rocket Knife BTS - Making the rocket
updated
I'm so nervous. I really hope this goes ok. Thank you so much for helping us!
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This is a Muonionalusta meteorite, one of the oldest formed solids in our solar system! The unique Widmanstätten pattern makes this one of the most beautiful meteorites. In this video I'll be showing how I make a silver-lined 10mm wide ring.
Showing this ring to new people really is amazing. Some people freak out completely when told this story and rightfully so. It's freaking 20 million years older than the earth! Thanks to lead-lead dating we can with great accuracy determine that this meteorite is at least 4 565 300 000 years old. It's just mind-bending.
Source/reference material:
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0012821X11003694
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0012821X10003651
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octahedrite
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0009281909000038
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93lead_dating
Music:
- Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
- Dark Matter- Freddie Hangoler (licensed through audiojungle)
- Inspired Storytelling - Luminbird
Dronin setup video: youtube.com/watch?v=uZQvEJu7vG4
This is the Tricopter LR (Long Range). Efficient, nimble, transportable and with long flight time, those were the goals when designing this copter. The low drag and long flight time make this copter very well suited for long range explorative flying.
There are few things more exhilarating than flying high and far. Navigating by landmarks, flying above the clouds at sunset, diving down mountains and exploring the surroundings is the name of the game. The thrill of knowing it’s only your own navigation skills that will get your copter back is very addictive, not to mention the incredible views you get to experience.
The Tricopter LR ticks all the boxes when it comes to this type of flying. The frame is lightweight, allowing for more battery capacity to be carried at the same final weight. It also swings up to 8″ propellers, which give close to double the prop area compared to a 5″ quad and almost the same disk area as 7″ quad! With only 3 arms, less lift is wasted, due to less air-blocking arm area. The LR also uses narrower (but thicker) arms to reduce that drag even more, without sacrificing stiffness.
QUIET!
Not a fan of the screaming 5″ quads? The tricopter LR is very quiet compared to smaller crafts. The larger, slower spinning propellers generate a lot less noise. They are also more efficient, generating the same amount of lift at a lower RPM. Instead of that 5″ high pitched screaming, which draws attention and disturb others, the LR makes a low tone “wosh” sound that doesn’t carry far and is much less annoying to be around.
Lightweight
Thanks to the slimmed down design, the tricopter LR frame only weighs 112 grams. That is almost half of the already lightweight Tricopter V4! Less weight means more battery carrying capacity, which means longer flight times!
The kit includes a tilt mechanism made from fiberglass reinforced black Nylon which was forged in the fires of Mt. Doom (ok, maybe not), making it almost indestructible. It’s the same plastic used by high-end propeller manufacturers! This tilt mechanism is designed to give minimum air resistance and be as simple, precise, light (only 10.6g) and durable as possible. The design features a spline directly integrated into the part. The recommended servo simply slides right in and gets tightened down by the same screw that is used as the pivot point. Simple, strong, and easy to assemble.
Easy to transport
Despite having large 8″ props the Tricopter LR is easily transported. If you pull on the front arms they fold back making the whole copter super compact! Small enough to fit in a backpack with plenty of room left over for all your other gear. The best part is that no tools are needed for folding and unfolding! This makes transportation easier, and it also helps prevent damage in a crash. The arms can simply fold back and absorb some of the energy on impact.
Plenty of space
There is extra space in the frame for all kinds of electronics. Mounting a large video TX, GPS, full-size receiver, and such is possible without the frustration and Tetris playing associated with many other builds.
Video capabilities
Capturing beautiful imagery is a huge part of flying long range. That is why we went to great lengths to make sure that no props are visible in the image (when using the recommended setup). This was no small feat on a copter swinging 8″ propellers on a compact frame but we did manage it! Now you can share gorgeous HD video without distracting props or obstructions. The LR is designed to carry both the smaller GoPro session cube style cameras as well as full-size GoPros even without a 3D printed housing.
Long flight time
Thanks to the recent advances in motor technology we now have smaller, lightweight, more powerful and efficient brushless motors. The 6S battery trend on mini quads has lead manufacturers to make lower kV motors in the same small form factor. The Tricopter LR is designed to take full advantage of this, using 3S (for long flight time) or 4S (for bonkers flying). The recommended 1600kV 2207 motors weigh less than half of the motors previously used on the Tricopter V4, yet they are more efficient. That is even more weight saved that can go towards battery capacity, which together with the higher efficiency of the motors equals more flight time. We have put together a super efficient electronics pack for the Tricopter LR that, with the right battery and a light build, makes it possible to achieve over an hour of hovering flight time!
Specifications:
Empty frame weight: 112 grams
Motor to Motor distance: 350/310mm
Size unfolded: W380 x L290 x H54mm
Size folded: W65 x L290 x H54mm (not counting propellers)
Recommended all up weight: 650-1100 grams
Flight time hovering: ~40 minutes (3s 5200mAh)
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This is a Muonionalusta meteorite. The unique Widmanstätten pattern makes this one of the most beautiful meteorites. Showing this ring to new people really is amazing. Some people freak out completely when told this story and rightfully so. It's freaking 20 million years older than the earth! Thanks to lead-lead dating we can with great accuracy determine that this meteorite is at least 4565.3 million years old. It's just mind-bending.
A big thanks to "Inspire to make" who made the video that inspired me to make this ring: youtube.com/watch?v=82AzU2MQZ_I Keep up the great work Bob!
You should also check out this video by Patrick Adair Designs: youtube.com/watch?v=F_rbqJ1eXV8
Source/reference material:
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0012821X11003694
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0012821X10003651
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Octahedrite
sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0009281909000038
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead%E2%80%93lead_dating
Music:
- Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
- Adventure - Bensound.com
- Dark Matter- Freddie Hangoler (licensed through audiojungle)
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Time to try something a little different! This awesome firmware is called dRonin. The awesome people over at the RCExplorer.se/forums have made a custom version with all the tricopter addon wizardry we call Triflight.
The setup is straightforward and autotune makes PID tuning a lot simpler. I hope you will enjoy how your tricopter will fly with this firmware.
Check out the official dRonin site (remember that we use a custom version):
dronin.org
RCExplorer.se - Exploring the RC world, one crash at a time.
Electronics kit: https://rcexplorer.se/product/bicopter-electronics-kit/
Build video: youtube.com/watch?v=Ot3Em2lI9y8
Sorry about the Audio :/
Join the forums: https://rcexplorer.se/forums/
Cameraman: Terje Larsen
Editor: Christian Kapper
Music by Mitch soundcloud.com/daataa
Say hello to the RCExplorer Bicopter. Yes, Bi as in 2! This copter only uses 2 motors and 2 propellers to generate lift.
Pretty cool eh? But you don’t get much control with just 2 motors, you need something more; Servos! Pitch and yaw are controlled by tilting the motors in either the same or opposite direction.
This makes the RCExplorer Bicopter look freaking fantastic flying around. In full forward flight with the motors at full tilt, it’s reminiscent of the V22 Osprey.
The RCExplorer Bicopter is designed to look as badass as possible, and I think we succeeded. The frame is entirely made from high-quality 3k twill weave matte finish carbon fiber. This makes the RCExplorer Bicopter frame lightweight, durable and worth drooling over.
Just picture yourself rolling up your flying buddies and pulling this thing out. Guaranteed instant +10 to street cred and coolness (guarantee not guaranteed).
The sharp-looking backend not only looks like a formidable stabbing weapon, it also makes the copter fly better. The weight is distributed more evenly and the leverage arm is longer, which should make the pitch axis more stable.
Get yours here: https://rcexplorer.se/product-category/everything-bicopter/
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Get your Bicopter here: https://rcexplorer.se/product/bicopter-kit-with-f3fc-racing-and-pdb/ or here: https://rcexplorer.se/product/bicopter-kit/
Bicopter Electronics Kit used in this video:https://rcexplorer.se/product/bicopter-electronics-kit/
Betaflight setup guide from Joshua Bardwell: youtube.com/watch?v=8vJCrHj9s6s
Say hello to the RCExplorer Bicopter. Yes, Bi as in 2! This copter only uses 2 motors and 2 propellers to generate lift.
Pretty cool eh? But you don’t get much control with just 2 motors, you need something more; Servos! Pitch and yaw are controlled by tilting the motors in either the same or opposite direction
This makes the RCExplorer Bicopter look freaking fantastic flying around. In full forward flight with the motors at full tilt, it’s reminiscent of the V22 Osprey.
The RCExplorer Bicopter is designed to look as badass as possible, and I think we succeeded. The frame is entirely made from high-quality 3k twill weave matte finish carbon fiber. This makes the RCExplorer Bicopter frame lightweight, durable and worth drooling over.
Just picture yourself rolling up your flying buddies and pulling this thing out. Guaranteed instant +10 to street cred and coolness (guarantee not guaranteed).
The sharp-looking backend not only looks like a formidable stabbing weapon, it also makes the copter fly better. The weight is distributed more evenly and the leverage arm is longer, which should make the pitch axis more stable.
This thing is not like a crazy locked in quadcopter that obeys your every command. No, you have to fly this the way it wants to be flown. It is not easy and it will take some getting used to. Tuning is tricky, fiddly and might vary greatly depending on the electronics used (Pre-tuned starting PID’s available for the recommended electronics kit.). You can get yourself into weird situations very quickly and it currently doesn’t like flying backwards.
What it does like is forward flight (both slow and flat out), lazy turns and hovering (as long as it’s not drifting backwards). You can do tricks as well, but be ready for some fun recovery manoeuvres. It is a very different flying experience compared to most other crafts.
Building the RCExplorer Bicopter is also a bit of a challenge. Designed to be as cool looking as possible lead to some awkward spaces. Cable management skills will for sure make things easier, but you will probably still want to curse us a couple of times during the build.
RCExplorer.se - Exploring the RC world, one crash at a time.
BabyPDB used as a BEC: https://rcexplorer.se/product/babypdb/
Did you know you can use a brushless multirotor ESC on an airplane and be able to reverse the motor while in flight? It's perfect for crazy 3D flying or water planes! In this video, I show how you can set up the Aikon35A ESC for reversing and general airplane related settings.
I also show how to waterproof the ESC, servos, receiver and BEC.
Now you don't have to go swimming for your plane after a less than optimal landing. Just hit the switch and back that baby out of the corner.
Music used in this episode:
Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
RCExplorer.se - Exploring the RC world one crash at a time
Giaco Whatever youtube channel: youtube.com/giacowhatever
Maker Knife - Maker Life
2016 I got to join the Rotor Riot on a trip to Ukraine. The trip was truly amazing. The guys from UADR (Team Ukraine) were the best hosts you could wish for.
We got to go in to the exclusion zone in Chernobyl and visit the ghost town Pripyat that was evacuated during the nuclear melt down.
We had permission to fly wherever we wanted within the town and we all got great footage. It was amazing to explore this place and drink in the history and scale of this disaster.
The UADR also hooked us up with a once in a life time opportunity. To fly around the Antonov 225 and AN 22! The worlds largest jet airplane and the largest propeller aircraft in the world!
Being an airplane nerd this really was crazy. Why the heck would they allow us to fly around this uniq aircrafts? There is literally only 1 in existence! Well it's built like a tank for sure. They even allowed us to climb on top of of both the 225 and AN 22! And I don't mean like be careful only step here one at a time thing. Noooo they let everyone that felt like being up there be there at the same time! Probably had 30 people walking around on the top of that plane at one time. Mind blowing.
Easily the best trip I've ever been on!
When I got back home it turns out that I lost all footage from inside Pripyat :(. Took me quite a while to get over this (hence why I'm posting now)
Huge thank you to Chad Nowak (FinalGlideAUS) for allowing me to use your follow footage. You should definitely check out his channel:
youtube.com/user/FinalGlideAus
Also big thanks to Chad Kapper for inviting me and being a good friend.
Check out Rotor Riots episodes from the trip:
youtube.com/watch?v=YhJpdCZNSDc
youtube.com/watch?v=vU9_AizbSw0
Music:
MBB - Take it easy
RCExplorer.se - Exploring the RC world, one crash at a time
This is a PSA. You should never wear a ring while working with batteries. Especially LiPo / LiFe / Li-Ion batteries. If two terminals touch the ring you will burn your finger. Even 18650 batteries can toast your fingers. The severity of the damage can range from a hot ring to the ring getting burned stuck to your bone.
All that makes sense right? But is it really that bad? Lets connect a battery to a ring and stick it on a sausage.
Music used in this episode:
Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
What if you need to jump something with your car but don’t have a ramp? Let us introduce the next invention that will change the automotive industry! Soon everyone will have a rocket jump kit fitted to their car and easily jump over bridges that aren’t finished yet, police blockades and even up to the top floor of car parks.
The Rocket Jump RC car is a 1:10 scale HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car. The rocket used is the same as in the Rocket knife series. Providing 54kg (120lbs) of thrust for 0.4 seconds.
The car weighs about 3kg so you can imagine the results.
Everything goes exactly to plan right up until the actual experiment.
Enjoy!
Part 1 of the Rocket jump RC car saga: youtu.be/8gJBr_L-_-c
Part 2 of the Rocket jump RC car saga: youtu.be/z91xQ5u-_wY
Link to the HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car used in the episode:
hobbyking.com/en_us/h-king-desert-fox-1-10-4wd-desert-truck-rtr.html
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
The Rocket Car episode where we recreate the mythusters JATO car:
youtu.be/geFfphwuCrI
What if you need to jump something with your car but don’t have a ramp? Let us introduce the next invention that will change the automotive industry! Soon everyone will have a rocket jump kit fitted to their car and easily jump over bridges that aren’t finished yet, police blockades and even up to the top floor of car parks.
The Rocket Jump RC car is a 1:10 scale HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car. The rocket used is the same as in the Rocket knife series. Providing 54kg (120lbs) of thrust for 0.4 seconds.
The car weighs about 3kg so you can imagine the results.
Everything goes exactly to plan right up until the actual experiment.
Enjoy!
Part 1 of the Rocket jump RC car saga: youtu.be/8gJBr_L-_-c
Link to the HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car used in the episode:
hobbyking.com/en_us/h-king-desert-fox-1-10-4wd-desert-truck-rtr.html
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
The Rocket Car episode where we recreate the mythusters JATO car:
youtu.be/geFfphwuCrI
Note: This is not an original Lego kit.
Link to the LEGO PORSCHE -VS- 120KM/H ROCKET SLED (Recreating the Mythbusters vanishing car episode): youtu.be/Ct8JKx_7-7A
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
Watch our previous attempt at recreating the mythbusters rocket car:
youtube.com/watch?v=geFfphwuCrI
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Delicate Space by Neilcross - From Audiomicro.com
Thanks mr Hufflepuff for sending this MacBook! You truly are a friend and the biggest spode of them all.
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Enjoy!
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David is up to no good in the Swedish forest. Today the rocket punch meets the most requested object; a ballon filled with Oobleck (Non Newtonian fluid) Which is a liquid but when agitated turns in to a solid! Not everything goes to plan (as per usual)
Enjoy!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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The Rocket Jump RC car is a 1:10 scale HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car. The rocket used is the same as in the Rocket knife series. Providing 54kg (120lbs) of thrust for 0.4 seconds.
The car weighs about 3kg so you can imagine the results.
Everything goes exactly to plan right up until the actual experiment.
Enjoy!
Link to the HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car used in the episode:
hobbyking.com/en_us/h-king-desert-fox-1-10-4wd-desert-truck-rtr.html
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
The Rocket Car episode where we recreate the mythusters JATO car:
youtu.be/geFfphwuCrI
Music used in this episode:
DuckTales 'Harden the Duck Up!' [The Moon, Control Room] by norg
Download it free at OC ReMix! http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01686
Firelight by Kubbi - kubbi.bandcamp.com/album/ember
Delicate Space by Neilcross - From Audiomicro.com
This is most probably the only chance you will ever to get your hands on an original Rocket Art painting. You can see the artwork being made in these episodes:
youtube.com/watch?v=P5ez53EFdAU
youtube.com/watch?v=hymGBhiONLo
youtube.com/watch?v=-kzsFV3THCY
All proceeds will go into making more fun videos. Probably not rocket related, but something equally or more fun/crazy.
Thank you for all the support. Really. Thank you.
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Johanna, Henrik and David makes the last run of art making with the rocket knife. This time they combine both acrylic paint smashing and spray can cutting.
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Big thanks Andrew/Frank for printing this fist for me. You're awesome.
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
We really want to recreate this by using our own small scale rocket sled and a Lego Technic Porsche 911 gt3. So many things can go wrong but the results are amazing.
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
Watch our previous attempt at recreating the mythbusters rocket car:
youtube.com/watch?v=geFfphwuCrI
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Greig Peer Gynt Morning - From Audiomicro.com
Delicate Space by Neilcross - From Audiomicro.com
Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
Next time we make more art with new techniques! (and less fire)
Watch the first rocket art being made here: youtube.com/watch?v=P5ez53EFdAU
Second art episode where we make UV art at night:
youtu.be/lQNEyf6gVhE
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane). SERIOUSLY THIS TIME! Like for real. Don’t!
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
EarthBound "Home Again" By Dale North - OCRemix
Download for free at http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01545
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
In a previous episode we tried making some art splitting spray cans, using normal colors. This time we step it up with fluorescent UV reactive colors. But wait there is more! We had the brilliant idea to ignite the paint fumes, which resulted in a bit more fire than anticipated. They painting dried quickly though. ART IS AN EXPLOSION!
Next time we make more art with new techniques! (and less fire)
Watch the first rocket art being made here: youtube.com/watch?v=P5ez53EFdAU
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane). SERIOUSLY THIS TIME! Like for real. Don’t!
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
EarthBound "Home Again" By Dale North - OCRemix
Download for free at http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01545
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Henrik, David and Sylvia offers up a sacrifice for the Rocket Katana. This time it's a 550 size RC helicopter.
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Music used in this episode:
Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
Download it for free at OC ReMix.com
http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Johanna and David tries out if the plastic board has enough resistance to drag the rocket knife to a stop.
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Music used in this episode:
Ducktales The Amazon Session OC ReMix by Gux
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http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Music used in this episode:
Day of Reckoning - Chris Haigh
Awesome music! Check out his youtube channel; youtube.com/channel/UC_3zMd9ljJPQGMq81-9Ng3Q
Delicate Space by Neilcross - From Audiomicro.com
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
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Music used in this episode:
ReMix: DuckTales "The Amazon Session By Gux
download it for free at OC ReMix! http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR00402
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
We don't quite have that kind of budget so we settled for a 1:10 scale HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car. The rocket used is the same as in the Rocket knife series. Providing 54kg (120lbs) of thrust for 0.4 seconds.
The car weighs about 2kg so you can imagine the results.
After the first failure David mixes a slower burning charge which makes the car controllable under rocket power!
In the end I think we came pretty close to recreating the original Mythbusters episodes. Enjoy!
Link to the HobbyKing Desert Fox RC car used in the episode:
hobbyking.com/en_us/h-king-desert-fox-1-10-4wd-desert-truck-rtr.html
Watch how the rocket was made:
youtube.com/watch?v=ACZhodrJhs4&index=2&list=PL_UNjO94bqmVbS92S5j_t7i_TtpA6U53w
Music used in this episode:
Delicate Space by Neilcross - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
NoppZ, Protricity - The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time "Hyrule Party Mix"
OC ReMix - http://ocremix.org
Download: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR01529
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
Johanna and David made a human analog from a ridiculously thick moose bone with pork on it to find out.
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
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Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
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Fun walk on a sunny day - Zhanic - From Audiomicro.com
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
Don't forget to subscribe! (Click the stupid bell as well)
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀- What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
Don't forget to subscribe! (Click the stupid bell as well)
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀
What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
Don't forget to subscribe! (Click the stupid bell as well)
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀ What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Dark Cinematic Trailer Music 1 - Gari Biasillo
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Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀ What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
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Music used in this episode:
Manchester - Full Mix - From Audiomicro.com
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀ What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀ What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
Don't forget to subscribe! (Click the stupid bell as well)
Music used in this episode:
Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com
▶New episodes every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday!◀ What do you want us to cut next? - Post your suggestions below!
Please don't try this at home (we're what you call insane).
The video that inspired me to make this adventure: backyard scientist youtube.com/watch?v=govKYxJ4IxY
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Music used in this episode:
Three Chain Links - The Happiest Days Of Our Lives
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Bach: Air on the G String - From Audiomicro.com


