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Tamer of the Flame :

Induced voltage from the transformer next to it???

StanCrtz :

Inductance from the transformer next to it?

JJ Savage975 :

Something is shorted to that back panel feeding v through it

shadyfugazi1 :

Jacksieze :

Magnetic fields don’t know about borders, unless it’s trying to cross into the land of faraday.

HappinessFarmer :

Did u ever check the voltage it was putting out? Just curious how much voltage would be induced from the surrounding equipment 🤔

Professor Butler :

I am a little late to the show, and there were a lot of good comments already in here with the correct answer. The other transformers that are wired and powered most of the magnetic field is directed through the iron core, but not all of the magnetic field and since that other transformer is in proximity to other transformers, the moving magnetic field is passing over, the coils of that transformer and anytime you have a magnetic field passing through a coil of wire you’re gonna produce voltage. Great video as always, my friend.

Black ⚡️ :

Are you getting voltage through the ground?

Jay E :

well...if the meter thinks its seeing voltage, what voltage was it seeing?

derekspencer420 :

magnetism conducts electricity an electricity conducts magnetism I love this trade it's always an adventure great video

yngbuk1 :

any chance one of you low voltage wires is shorting to the shell?

Rodrigo A :

eddy currents from the surrounding transformers

baldeagle :

Basically, the magnetic fields from the transformer next to it are acting on it and creating a voltage. there is more theory and math but it is inducing a voltage. think like this, the other transformer is acting like a radio station transmitter and the untapped transformer is acting like the radio receiver in your car. the meter is seeing the signal and playing the beeps like the speakers of your car. not exactly what is going on but its a way to make it click in a way most people understand.

Adam Farr :

Damn, I can’t believe I’m the first to be here. Stay hydrated, my man love watching your content. I thought I was a pretty good tech till I listen to you. Hell, I’d love to ride with you for a month. I hope the Young Guns realize how much you were teaching them and they’re soaking it up.

Mr.Brooks :

Politics :

You are doing continuity testing on the transformer, that's not for voltage,

robb :

harmonics

RobTheRobot :

Im guessing its just the magnetic field of the other transformers right beside it inducing a small current over the air. Not a problem, but a phenomenon visible with the transformer unplugged.

Mischief :

emf

Playboyhandshake®️™️ :

I guess would be inductance from the larger iron core transformer just above it as it's most likely "freaking out at a particular freq. or a short in the bundle of wires near it. Good one.☝️

Stephen :

Its inside out

TikTok user🇺🇲 :

480 volt corner grounded service to building

Coco 828 :

Possibly that rather large transformer right in the same neighborhood flux is pushing some electrons through the disconnected transformer. Kinda similar to someone under huge power lines holding a fluorescent light and it faintly illuminates. dunno

Top tech :

My great teacher at tech school would say this is blowing my Mind

StewDaddy81 :

I'm guessing it's that transformer adjacent to the disconnected one. It's somehow inducing voltage from the one next to it that actually is powered up.