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World's Longest Home Run (The "Mad Batter" Machine) - Smarter Every Day 230

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00:00

- [Destin] Oh dear me.

00:03

- [Jeremy] I'll let you know!

00:06

(machine whirring)

00:12

- Ready?

00:17

Oh my goodness.

00:19

(bat snaps) (laughs)

00:22

(Smarter Every Day Intro music)

00:26

The major league baseball home run distance record

00:28

is around 575 to 580 something feet,

00:30

depending on where you get your data.

00:32

Today on "Smarter Every Day",

00:33

we're gonna try to beat that with engineering.

00:35

We know that major leaguers swing the bat

00:37

at about 90 miles an hour,

00:38

and so you get this exit velocity that's really high.

00:41

I don't know what it is, 100 something miles per hour.

00:43

We have devised an apparatus,

00:45

my buddy Jeremy Fielding's

00:46

been working on it for months now.

00:47

We got a three phase generator hooked up to a huge motor

00:50

and a pulley system that gives us the right gear reduction

00:53

so that we can spin this bat at crazy velocities.

00:56

We're on this little league baseball field

00:58

that I played on when I was a kid.

00:59

We're gonna try to crank some homers at over 600 feet

01:02

and see if we can beat the home run distance record,

01:05

hopefully even put one back in those cows.

01:06

Alright, I'm Destin.

01:07

Let's go get smarter every day.

01:09

First thing was to get everything off the truck

01:11

and to get it over to the batter's box

01:13

and begin to line it up

01:14

and take into account where the sun is

01:16

so that we can get the right slow motion footage

01:17

and what angle we wanted to set the bat to.

01:21

Oh yeah, it's about to get crazy.

01:23

I'd like to stop and acknowledge

01:25

the ongoing launch angle discussion.

01:27

This is an entire field of study

01:28

having to do with the exact angle of attack

01:31

that you need to swing the bat at

01:33

in order to impact the ball at just the right position

01:36

and get the right exit velocity

01:37

in order to put these balls over the fence.

01:39

This is an entire thing.

01:41

Unfortunately, the reality for us at this moment

01:43

is that we're just trying to point at the fence

01:45

and swing a bat as fast as we can.

01:47

Where are we gonna be, dude?

01:49

(Jeremy) - I don't know,

01:50

but I want to be outside the fence, wherever else.

01:51

- If the ball comes off the bat like we expect,

01:53

then death will be imminent for the pitcher, which is me.

01:57

Hopefully this will stop any splintered bat

01:59

and or 200 mile an hour baseball.

02:02

We'll see.

02:03

Alright, here we go.

02:04

80 miles an hour, let's see if we can hit the bat.

02:06

(baseball whizzing by and hitting the backstop)

02:07

So the problem with this whole set up

02:09

is we have no active feedback

02:10

because the batter can move the bat as he swings, we can't

02:14

so we're just gonna throw it a ton of times

02:16

and hope that we get one that just lines up just perfect

02:18

because then it's sailing.

02:20

That's it, money shot, let's do it.

02:23

What just happened?

02:25

Okay, low speed swing test.

02:30

Good.

02:32

- Yes, that's about as high as I want to go

02:33

if we're standing here.

02:35

- That, but 200 miles an hour, that's next.

02:37

The problem is, Jeremy realized

02:39

we weren't getting full power

02:40

from the industrial generator we rented to run this thing.

02:43

Now is probably a really good time

02:44

to explain to you who Jeremy Fielding is.

02:45

Jeremy Fielding and I became friends at ThinkerCon

02:48

where we realized we were both dads

02:50

who loved to build things.

02:51

Jeremy has his own YouTube channel about mechanical design

02:54

and he's really good with electric motors,

02:56

so it's super fun to learn about this stuff from him,

02:59

especially when he's trouble shooting the equipment.

03:01

- We've only got 30 volts between lines one and three.

03:04

- So one of your legs is out? - [Jeremy] Yep.

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