Videos tagged with Technical Explanation

This video discusses the distortion of perceived differences, likely in sound or visual representation, due to an adaptive microphone. The title directly mentions this technical aspect, implying a focus on audio fidelity in a recording scenario. Without further context from a transcript or visual cues, it's difficult to ascertain the specific subject matter being distorted, but the emphasis on 'adaptive microphone' and 'distortion' points towards a technical or audio engineering topic.

This video aims to explain the mechanics behind the "beep" sound in firearms, likely referring to the sound of a firing pin, hammer fall, or other internal mechanisms during operation. While the exact firearm model or context isn't provided, the title suggests a focus on the technical aspects of how a firearm functions, potentially for educational or enthusiast purposes.

This YouTube video, titled 'How Does it Work: Stoner's AR System,' delves into the mechanics of Eugene Stoner's iconic rifle system. Leveraging the description's hashtags, the content likely focuses on the operational principles of the AR platform, specifically its gas system. The video is expected to provide an in-depth explanation of how this influential design functions, catering to firearm enthusiasts interested in the technical aspects of the AR-15.

This YouTube video, titled 'How Does It Work: Roller Locking' and described with hashtags like #forgottenweapons and #rollerlock, aims to explain the mechanical operation of roller locking systems in firearms. The focus is likely on the engineering and internal mechanisms of this specific locking method, potentially drawing from historical or less common firearm designs. The inclusion of #cz52 suggests a possible demonstration or discussion related to this particular firearm, which utilizes a roller locking system.

This video, Part 2 of a series, details the use of Rockwell Automation's Liquid Helium Retro-Encabulating Cutting Arm (HeRECA) to safely remove a 200-pound squib load from an M201 8-inch howitzer. The technology, explained in layman's terms by Rockwell Automation, was crucial for performing the delicate cutting operation without damaging the projectile or personnel. The creators highly recommend watching the accompanying Rockwell Automation videos for a clear explanation of the HeRECA technology, emphasizing its innovative approach to retro-encabulation.

This video from Rockwell Automation showcases their advanced Liquid Helium Retro-Encabulating Cutting Arm (HeRECA) technology, which was instrumental in safely removing a 200-pound squib load from an M201 8-inch howitzer. The technology allowed for precise cuts without damaging the projectile or personnel. The video features two short segments from Rockwell Automation explaining the technical principles behind HeRECA in layman's terms, aiming to answer numerous viewer inquiries following a previous demonstration.

This video, "Operational Physics: Anvil 069," focuses on understanding the fundamental principles behind how firearms and related gear function. It emphasizes the importance of knowing the 'why' behind their operation and the potential consequences of deviating from standard practices. The description explicitly states it is NOT a tutorial and advises against attempting the demonstrated work without prior skill and knowledge. The video aims to educate viewers on the physics of firearm mechanics rather than providing step-by-step instructions.

This video offers a detailed technical explanation of how full-automatic AK-pattern rifles function internally. Brandon Herrera, owner of The AK Guy Inc. and designer of the AK-50, uses a whiteboard to break down the mechanics. The description also highlights his entrepreneurial journey and mentions his second channel, Instagram, and Facebook profiles. The video is sponsored by YAL, with a link provided for their program.