Charge a bulb light with household objects

Charge a bulb light with household objects

Learn how to make a light bulb light up with common household items. This is how you make a light bulb light with:
1-Tin Foil
2-D Battery
3-a small light bulb(#40 suggested)

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jeremiahthebullfrog 11 months ago
Ok this sucked! I could do way more with a bulb and a battery when I was half that age. You should rename this video: how to connect a torch bulb to a battery with a bit of foil, what was the point of this???
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jeremiahthebullfrog 11 months ago
Pointless information
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12uifrd 6 months ago
how amazing haaha hes like 2 :L
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