How A Namibian Boy Builds Phone Without Airtime or SIM – You Won’t Believe What Happened Next.

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Imagine you could make phone calls without a SIM card. Yes, you heard right. But it's not science fiction. It's real. And it's not an invention made by a European or an American. It's made by an African, a young Namibian inventor known as Simon Petrus. According to him, he intends to change the face of communication in Africa, especially in the rural areas. In today’s video, we are going to show you everything you need to know about this young man, his incredible invention and most importantly, where he is today.

Simon Petrus took the world by storm when he unveiled his invention, a mobile device capable of making calls without a SIM card. This device doesn't require airtime to make calls, rather it uses radio signals. As a young kid, Simon wasn't interested in reading books or studying. What he was interested in was understanding how electronic devices worked. He could always be seen playing around with electrictronics scraps, trying to make sense of it. To increase his knowledge, Simon would watch YouTube videos and devour materials related to constructing electronic devices.

Then one day, he decided to try his hand. In 2012, Simon stumbled on a YouTube video about how to create a bomb and a helicopter. He was intrigued about the possibility of replicating it. So, he watched several YouTube videos to arm himself with more information and gathered the materials to make them. Confident in his ability, he proceeded to construct the bomb and the helicopter. While the helicopter was partially successful, the bomb landed him in the hospital.