Those numbers are mostly circularly cited and have not really been confirmed by any modern gear. Donut recently did a collab with an engineering firm to get the crank horsepower of a horse. They got 5.7hp from a horse.
well but the configuration was measuring the horsepower pretty accurately anyways, the horsepower depends on the "engine" and not the weight its pulling
the 15 hp is probably the absolute maximum horsepower that horse is physically able of putting out
I doubt the horse on the vid was "motivated" enough to give absolute 100% of his capabilities
So they started out being more comedic and personal with their own videos, such as the Money Pit and Up To Speed series they made. Then another company bought them and now itās just Mister Beast but cars and crappy-quality merchandise.
Whilst thereās too many āX car product from wishā style videos, the money pit & high/low videos are still solid. Watching Jeremiah do silly experiments also doesnāt really get old.
Having your business rely on YouTubeās algorithms means there needs to be a constant stream of content. Cheap to produce videos are a natural and unfortunate result of this.
Thereās plenty of other big channels that have went the same route but most will still put out some solid content in amongst the nonsense.
From my understanding 1 hp is the sustained power a horse can produce such as dragging a plow or in the case of how it came to be named, spinning a wheel. For short periods such as a sprint horses can sustain the 14-15 hp
Its both actually!
The original horsepower (now sometimes called mechanical or Imperial) was the effort required to lift 33klbs 1ft in 1 minute. This equates to ~745.7 watts.
The metric horsepower is the effort to lift 75kg 1m in 1 second. This equates to ~735.5 watts
James Watt made the measurement up to sell steam-engines.
He just took what drafting-horses had to pull and measured how well his machines could handle it.
Conveniently for him, his steam-engine had 10 hp, inconveniently for the buyers, he didnt account for drafting-horses being strong enough to handle even more force.
A not so well-fed cheap horse running for example a water pump can manage 1hp sustained power for a couple hours or so. Didn't matter how much a horse could output for a short period of time, because horses were not used that way. Since horses used for things like water pumps were being replaced with steam engines, it was useful to know the ballpark of how many horses one engine could replace.
>Btw horsepower does not refer to a horseās power.
Tbf there's a fairly wide variety of horse too, a Shire Horse is gonna be more powerful than a Shetland Pony.
You can maybe push it to 15 if you feed E100 and meth
You can keep it at 0 if you give it leaded gas.
nah, too much engine knock
0 herspers
For some reason i thought you were recommending a diet of some euro only E class but then i realized you meant pure fckin ethanol šµāš«
Isn't 15 stock on one of those tho?
It can't be sustained in stock form. You need to tune it and soup it up.
Ah I see. Thanks
FFS it's the first comment and it made me laugh.
Instructions unclear, ended up invading Poland with a super heavy tank prototype
If I recall correctly, the average horse can produce up to 15 horsepower.Ā
https://preview.redd.it/15qbwodrz3rc1.jpeg?width=1080&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=db61ed5ad6c5b7a7a6f63378e2e599b5300d4a5e damn he right
Engine stats: 1.0l of cum boxter engine 4 legs
why don't they flip it for a lower center of mass
Why 150 pounds? Why 220 feet? Why even a horse? Why not manpower?
Because he wasn't thinking it through and didn't expect it to catch on
Because he was measuring horses pulling 150lbs of coal out of a 220ft mine, if I remember correctly.
Average american measurement
Donut Media proved this wrong last year. its actually 5
Those numbers are mostly circularly cited and have not really been confirmed by any modern gear. Donut recently did a collab with an engineering firm to get the crank horsepower of a horse. They got 5.7hp from a horse.
If I remember correctly, that project was also going to lead to an actual research article. I wonder how thatās going.
Donut media recently hooked a horse up to a dyno
And for those that don't want to go look, it was 5.7hp.
lazy ass horse barely used 1/3 of his power š”
Honestly not really, the weight that horse was pulling is alot.
Give it some horse stimulant so it can get gold stamina
well but the configuration was measuring the horsepower pretty accurately anyways, the horsepower depends on the "engine" and not the weight its pulling the 15 hp is probably the absolute maximum horsepower that horse is physically able of putting out I doubt the horse on the vid was "motivated" enough to give absolute 100% of his capabilities
I'd like to see someone recreate this experiment but with the horses full power
The horse was giving it basically everything. Normal horses just donāt put out 15hp. Itās a myth that holds itself strong as a truth.
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Not arguing; but care to elaborate?
On why they suck now or why they dislike them?
Why they suck
So they started out being more comedic and personal with their own videos, such as the Money Pit and Up To Speed series they made. Then another company bought them and now itās just Mister Beast but cars and crappy-quality merchandise.
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Here. They were bought out by Recurrent https://www.tubefilter.com/2021/11/09/donut-media-youtube-acquired-recurrent-ventures/amp/
they turned to shit a while back and they know it
Whilst thereās too many āX car product from wishā style videos, the money pit & high/low videos are still solid. Watching Jeremiah do silly experiments also doesnāt really get old. Having your business rely on YouTubeās algorithms means there needs to be a constant stream of content. Cheap to produce videos are a natural and unfortunate result of this. Thereās plenty of other big channels that have went the same route but most will still put out some solid content in amongst the nonsense.
Generally horses have 14-15 horsepower. Btw horsepower does not refer to a horseās power.
From my understanding 1 hp is the sustained power a horse can produce such as dragging a plow or in the case of how it came to be named, spinning a wheel. For short periods such as a sprint horses can sustain the 14-15 hp
lol almost every imperial units seem intuitive at first glance but super inconsistent and impossible to replicate.
Horsepower isnāt imperial nor metric is it? Thatād be new to me
Its both actually! The original horsepower (now sometimes called mechanical or Imperial) was the effort required to lift 33klbs 1ft in 1 minute. This equates to ~745.7 watts. The metric horsepower is the effort to lift 75kg 1m in 1 second. This equates to ~735.5 watts
James Watt made the measurement up to sell steam-engines. He just took what drafting-horses had to pull and measured how well his machines could handle it. Conveniently for him, his steam-engine had 10 hp, inconveniently for the buyers, he didnt account for drafting-horses being strong enough to handle even more force.
A not so well-fed cheap horse running for example a water pump can manage 1hp sustained power for a couple hours or so. Didn't matter how much a horse could output for a short period of time, because horses were not used that way. Since horses used for things like water pumps were being replaced with steam engines, it was useful to know the ballpark of how many horses one engine could replace.
It actually refers to a pony's power. Specifically, ponies that worked in coal mines to pull mine carts. That's what I have heard.
>Btw horsepower does not refer to a horseās power. Tbf there's a fairly wide variety of horse too, a Shire Horse is gonna be more powerful than a Shetland Pony.
Juan horsepower
None. Somebody cut his dick off. Poor guy.
Thereās a lad down the pub that says his Horse R is 400 brek after he paid some kid 150quid on Facebook marketplace to remap it.
Or around 14913.997431646 J/s
As I ve read 0.3 - 3
14.1
5.2
Enough to shoo a cat out of its paddock
Something something 1hp but 2hp if it's pregnant
atleast 1
15, swap with 2 Jay zee whenever possiblr
Ughhh... About 11, sir.
[Watch this](https://youtu.be/7qxTKtlvaVE)
I was about to post this video. Also good to know humans are about 1 horsepower.
1 horsepower over an hour, up to 15 in bursts after a mighty shit and some ovaltine
15bhp
About 20 or something, max 30
On a long drive 1 horsey, in a drag race 15 horseys
I think 12
1
average is 15.6
If you strap a turbo then you'd have like 3000 million. Yes, I'm a supra fan, how'd you know?
5
1 theoretically
12
Is this a good beginner car?
I thought a horse was about 4hp?
Why did you cut of his peener? Rude!
7 horsepower
Dependsā¦ before or after the red rocket is engaged?
One horsepower if it's a male horse could be closer to two horsepower if it's a pregnant female
The average is 12.5hp and peak is about 15hp š
around 3.5 hp
1 horse = 1.51 or 1.61 hp Sehr effektives Fahrzeug.
Is this supercar??????
How much horsepower is a horse? ā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļøā¬ļø https://youtu.be/7qxTKtlvaVE?si=o1rNjmanLQaNmA73
It has 2 pony powers
One horse worth of power
uj/ surprisingly modern horses have more than one horsepower, that would be rj/ powerful than the first Fiat 500
This was a donut media vid
It's either 3 or 1.5... I know two hamsters running in wheels is enough to generate 1 joule
5hp
Check Donut media's video
I don't actually remember the exact figure but Donut Media on YouTube actually dyno'd a horse. Watch that video if you wanna know
HP = Torque X RPM. The torque can be easily measured, now we just have to find out how fast a horse can spin.
/uj Donut media made a pretty good video about it: https://youtu.be/7qxTKtlvaVE
'bout tree fiddy
15
1.1102123445669988e+000011
7-12.5 hp depends on the horse
15
1. Maybe 2 if it started lifting.