Starting a BBQ with SOLAR PANELS! 🔥

[MrCameron]

Thats handy to know, whenever my lighter runs out, I can just use a 200w solar panel! 😂

[MS-Patriot]

That panel will be on a clients roof next week now it’s been shorted out. 😊

[davey]

This is the most entertaining video the channel has ever made 😅

[MrEgghead]

Should have had a capacitor in the circuit to build up the charge

[janpapai]

The question should be if you actually ate it after you lit the bag with the plastic tape still on 😂

[benjurqunov]

Don't use paper.
Use steel wool as the igniter.

[ColinRichardson]

You may be better off with a extremely under-rated resistor in the middle.. The thing will obviously burn out immediately.. but it should start the fire much easier..

[nusermane]

Noice! 😍
Please try also putting a piece of charcoal between the wires, the carbon might glow up if its resistance is in the correct range 😎

[IWasNoah]

you can create a lot more heat if you add resistance rather then directly touching the ends of the wire together place one on opposite ends of the grill

[markleonberger]

Can you fry your solar panel with a BBQ?😂

[Deveak]

Might damage the panel, that is a dead short. Better to use a 24 volt heating element (panels are 18-20, always under volt heating elements with solar.) or a 24/12 converter and 12 volt heating elements, like a cigarette plug.

[morschholz]

You even can light a house with a solar panel…ask your local fire department 😂😂

[DieDae]

How many BBQ starts do you get before the panel is ruined?

[johnnz]

Solar Panel $200, box of matches $0.25, destroying your solar panel prematurely, priceless.😂😂😂

[Nathan]

I guess the solar panel is considered a multiuse tool for camping now 😂

[brianransom]

Only use a few strands of the copper so they act as a heating filament.

[acvn-hggy]

Put a big cap between, will spark more nicely haha

[lua-nya]

You need to pull the leads away slower, the voltage of one panel cannot make long arcs.

[Chwarg]

That green flame tells you it will be extra tasty

[scellyyt]

Wouldn't it be easier to just use a large lens and focus the sunlight onto the paper, at least then you get 90%+ efficiency