Thanks for the information in your upload. Very clearly explained. What is your thoughts on the storm generator? Is that a scam?
@SteveMarsh-q9b3 сағат бұрын
We have some floor scrubbers at work that will buzz a lot of times when the capacitor needs replacing but what would you recommend checking next after replacing capacitor if it still does the buzz type noise when trying to start it a lot of time s there not under a load when trying to get it to work
@hqs95853 сағат бұрын
Amazing video, thanks for sharing it!!!
@davewardvodafone5 сағат бұрын
If your meter is so slow why not use an oscilloscope and record the trace? QED.
@Bierdaddy19 сағат бұрын
Stayed for your video because your presentation skills are outstanding. Will return for more videos because you’re building mini-Daleks 10:38 🤔. Is there an episode where you build an autonomous mouse trap to exterminate pests? 😆 Please don’t give ChatGPT a physical body with a death plunger. 😳
@SupportSoldiers11310 сағат бұрын
Thats not true.....l even wrote about you been my neighbor without knowing this video im not offended at all. It dont matter how polite you be its always will be people that will criticize you...not just the comment is bc your color....pay no mind to this Ahole...they just jealous bc a fine young black man is a genius....im even impressed. ..l would like to learn at my age....WELCOME TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD...LOL
@SupportSoldiers11311 сағат бұрын
I truly don't understand much but it amazes me bc you know how to explain it. I'm 58 yrs old and l feel like a child learning more and more thru your channel.
@SupportSoldiers11311 сағат бұрын
Also the aluminum and capper and a magnet.... awesome 😊
@SupportSoldiers11311 сағат бұрын
Dude.....l just connected with your channel l didn't know it was a channel like this. Man....! The first video I saw was the one you were explaining how the Tesla and generator works and l was impressed. I don't even like or be interested in physics or science, one video and you have me hooked.....lol Mr. Jeremy l wish l can live close to you so l can be in your garage experimenting crazy stuff....l always been fascinated with motors and how they work....seem you truly like this stuff, l can see the joy in your eyes and how fun it is when you explain basic components.
@skraja875212 сағат бұрын
Please Please 🙏 😢 😔 😭 sir tell me low rpm 3 phase alternater.
@romainbourque489117 сағат бұрын
i don't need any answers.... there's no free energy machine, that's for damn sure, you know cause of the whole physics thing
@Gary-u4n2p17 сағат бұрын
What about the big Erica, Joesph Newton's machine are his video's fake too.
@darklight2.156 минут бұрын
Big Eureka, and it never worked as claimed by its inventor.
@tonyscaminaci795918 сағат бұрын
Very cool demo! I always wondered how regenerative braking worked.
@truthseeker279718 сағат бұрын
Excellent teaching video! Many thanks.
@AjF39220 сағат бұрын
So when's the new IRONMAN suit going to be done?
@007Vision22 сағат бұрын
Jeremy ,first who is paying you to create a video to lie about it some of those perpetual generators? that actually works ..
@boogliejooglie370022 сағат бұрын
So I believe that if you give the parts list with a specific budget in mind you should also provide a list of what can be used to substitute whatever part is possible to do. I have an extremely low budget that I could do anything with but it's easier for me to acquire salvage to repurpose into what it is needed
@bobwasson842123 сағат бұрын
Great video! Thanks for clearing this up.
@rmendes2mendes915Күн бұрын
many people are making these and showing them on you tube but few if any give you any information on how to have success. I will try to explain how these work and what it may take for success. first know these devices must be tuned, its a balancing act between all components. your generator/alternator must be two or three times larger than the drive motor in wattage. the connecting belts must be relativity kept loose, the tighter you make the belts the more amps you will draw from the drive motor. I believe most important is to drive the flywheel up to a rpm that will keep the generator spinning at a speed while under load fast enough to allow the wattage needed to power the drive motor. you must accomplish this while drawing the least amount of amps possible from the drive motor. the lower the gear ratio between the drive motor pully and the first flywheel pully the less amps the drive motor will draw. always start with a small pully on the drive motor. then size your flywheel pully to achieve close to the rpms the generator needs to operate at. the size of your flywheel matters. why? because you want the drive motor to operate at its rated rpm where it runs the most efficient at. if the flywheel mass is too large the drive motor will draw more current to try and get the flywheel up to the rpm the drive motor wants to run at. in short the more massive the flywheel the more current the motor will draw. all gear ratios and flywheel mass must be tuned by monitoring the amp draw of the drive motor. the flywheel is there to assist the generator, it provides a buffer for the drive motor. instead of the drive motor having to spin the generator under load by it's self the flywheel will maintain the generators rpm as long as the drive motor is getting the proper wattage from the generator. the flywheel is ampliflying the drive motors torque. it's a fine tuning of all components. because there are many different generators and motors you will have to tune each system. you may have to trial and error with the components, and certainly gear ratios. if your generator is not outputting enough power to keep your drive motor going or giving you excess power then you have to increase the generators rpm, change gear ratios. if your flywheel mass has enough energy to keep up the increased gear ratio to the generator without causing the drive motor to exceed it's efficient running status then you may have it dialed in. if not you may have to increase or decrease the flywheel mass or adjust the gear ratio between the drive motor and the flywheel. it's trial and error, you have to spin the generator fast enough to get the power needed for the drive motor plus excess for other things but at the same time the drive motor has to operate at an efficient load speed. it's all done by correct sizing and gearing. adding capacitors helps too. do these devices gradually slow down and come to a stop? because after you unplug them from a land power source then what are the remaining power sources ? well the flywheel is a power source, stored kinetic energy, the generator is a power source, it is still producing electricity, and the drive motor is a power source because it is still being provided electricity from the generator. you would think if the flywheel was the source of energy turning the generator you would assume as the flywheel energy slowed from friction so would the generator and so the drive motor would also slow due to lower voltage from the generator, and everything would come to a stop. if this is not faked and some how these really do work then we have to figure our why. so when you have line power going to the drive motor what are the sources of energy in the whole system? well you have the line power driving the motor, you have the motor powering the flywheel. you have stored energy in the flywheel keeping the generator going. you have generated power coming from the generator. so you have 4 sources of energy. so look at what is happening when line power is on, everything is running fine as long as you have dialed it all in. which means your drive motor is running efficiently at a certain wattage while turning the flywheel and generator. now load the generator with a dummy load till the generator is outputting the wattage needed to power the drive motor to it's rated continuous wattage. Then you can disconnect line power driving the motor and substitute generator power to drive the motor. we can see when line power is on the power the generator has is not being used. and it is a functioning power source, so we now use that power . so then you would think as the flywheel slowed down from friction the whole system would slowly come to a stop. the flywheel is the key once again, you just need a small buffer, the flywheel must have a certain amount of buffer time which will keep the generator spinning fast enough to keep the drive motor supplied with the wattage needed to keep the flywheel up to speed. how does the flywheel slow down if there is a power source keeping it going? how does the motor slow down if there is a power source keeping it going? and how does the generator slow down if there is a power source keeping it going? and remember the flywheel has to have a good diameter to it. the key to the flywheel is having it's main mass on it's outer circumference, the larger the flywheel along with it's majority mass situated on it's outer circumference the more torque you will have at the shaft, this torque is important in keeping the generator going.
@Yatra-kj3zqКүн бұрын
Thank you for the great presentation on regenerative braking
@rmendes2mendes915Күн бұрын
i like your videos thanks for making them, your knowledge seem comparable to my own. so I am wanting to share what I believe is happening with these flywheel energy multiplying devices. I will leave another comment after this one explaining in more detail what I believe is happening. first I will say you failed in my opinion to debunk these devices because of the way you designed yours. generator has to be like 3 times larger than the drive motor in watts. your fly wheel is not going to cut it, why ? way to small in mass and even more important is the diameter. you are forgetting the leverage factor. the best flywheel for these will have a large diameter with the majority of the mass situated on the outer circumference of the wheel. because the farther the main mass is away from the center of the flywheel the more leverage you will have at the shaft and the more torque you will have. If you build one and follow my comments in the next post you may find these do work.
@GhulamBogdadiКүн бұрын
I have done this experiment in 1982 with cycle dynamo’ I have done this same experiment 40 years before with a toy car Dc motor.. in 1982 i were studying in 4 class’ there is a scooter mechanic in my area’ the mechanic narrated me the process of magnet and copper coil how it’s work when the magnet pass from the copper coil it’s produced fluxes current that current use the whole system of electrical work in scooter 🛵’ even the coil pass the high current to plug spark ⚡️ to burn 🔥 fuel’ it’s very simple and easy definition.. what amazing! Today everybody is copying each other experiences copied videos on KZbin.. Al Omrah’ MA trpl phd, M.Phil Durvesh yezdani’s University of psychologist in foreign languages analyst
@rhyskillz4525Күн бұрын
Cool
@ashwin_mahajanКүн бұрын
That magnet descending slowly is magical.
@JustRyanFromNolaКүн бұрын
Jermey,you need a break..
@charlesmahoney790Күн бұрын
I have seen you one time last year I forgot to subscribe you really have a very good show very interesting thank you. oh I subscribe this time great show
@robinmostowy73492 күн бұрын
Did you try with high power magnets on the shaft like explained in one of the videos?
@Jeremy_FieldingКүн бұрын
@@robinmostowy7349 the strength of the magnet doesn’t fix the no energy problem. This is sort of like changing spark plugs when there is no gasoline in the car. It still won’t run. The guy is a scammer. He will say anything to convince you what he made works. Since you can’t see it in real life he has to say things to make it sound possible. Think of it this way. There are millions of engineers and mechanics who could make this in their garage. This product would be worth billions if it worked. You don’t see it because it doesn’t work. There is huge incentive to try. In fact that’s why it is such a good scam. We all want this. Wanting it makes you hope it really works.
@samwillard56882 күн бұрын
Love that you have added music! You should let me write you some.
@projectparadise17362 күн бұрын
Just a heads up, 208volts is not the same as 220, 230, or 240. If you see 220, 230, or 240, they are pretty much referring to the same voltage, similar to 110, 115, and 120. Nominal is 115, and 230 for each system, you may see as low as 110 or 220, or as high as 120 or 240. When it comes to 208 volts, its phased differently and you could damage equipment designed for 220-240 volts and the other way around for equipment designed for 208 volts being run on 220-240 volts.
@mauro7120012 күн бұрын
You are very smart, not just for all you know about that topic, also for how you explained it and shared with the world
@whimpypatrol55032 күн бұрын
When i first heard of them, i thought the would revolutionize wearhouses. But for the biggest army of warehouse vehicles I know of, they don’t make up 1% of the wheels. Maybe a hybrid warehouse vehicle that could switch back and forth to and from conventional would be useful. Then, again, i doubt it. Just another really cool great idea that has very limited practical value. I do hope i am wrong.
@Mox1422 күн бұрын
You can also find a washing machnie Dc motor
@Talkthingsthatmatters2 күн бұрын
Damn to Lenz law, it is intentionally designed to have that limitations in EVs. It is a shame. People's like this guy making this video buys it. I don't buy it. It is crap. Make something in the wheel of the car that is either front wheel drive or rear wheel drive that charges the battery through battery segmentation charging and use. Stop all these experiments that is under control
@Jeremy_Fielding2 күн бұрын
I suggest you watch the full video. You will understand this a lot better. Think of it another way, if this worked thousand of engineers and mechanics (including me) could build after market upgrades to add to cars even if the car makers didn't make it. This idea would be worth hundreds of billions of dollars. I would even take out a loan if it meant I could get unlimited range. I think most people would. It doesn't exist because it doesn't work. Splitting the batteries or drive method doesn't changes where the energy goes, it just changes how many places you transfer energy and thus increases the waste making it worse not better. I prove this in the full video if you check it out. My experiment to prove it can be copied by you for $10 with parts from Lowes or Home Depot. It is that easy to check. I suggest you try it yourself so you don't walk around thinking someone is keeping something from you. This one lesson should prove it to you.
@AhmedSamy-ri9yk2 күн бұрын
Hello, I've been following your KZbin videos on robotics, and they've been a fantastic resource for me! I actually own an industrial robot and have some questions about core robot concepts. Given your expertise in this field, I was hoping to connect with you to discuss these in more detail. Is there a preferred way for me to reach out to you?"
@Jeremy_Fielding2 күн бұрын
Unforunately, I am not available for consulting paid or free. I simply don't have the capacity to respond meaningfully with this many people. I make videos because I can help thousands or millions of people with one big effort. But when thousands start sending me individual emails it is way too much. You have the internet my friend. It knows way more than I do. It just requires work to find what you want. Good luck.
@carstend.schmidt84012 күн бұрын
did they change collaps tree? ctrl + C doesn't work. but shift + C does?
@jayk2k2 күн бұрын
have you done a video AC motor like from a tumble dryer ?
@edwardkrahn46922 күн бұрын
Another application could legitimately be military as far as the battle tanks. I was thinking about dodging incoming rounds by moving sideways but after you mentioned the smooth flooring, never mind. Robot wars? Do people still do that? I think I would probably need funding before I ever would be able to build a robot of any kind. Seems I'm often broke these days. I keep having these flashbacks of somebody yelling 18 and out and I'm eating Top Ramen period Jarvis was a good name for your robot.
@johndeodato62542 күн бұрын
Well done video, but didn’t provide any information about the actual design. The Mecanum wheel is a copy of the HeliRoll wheel technology that was patented by the FMC Corporation almost 50 years ago for use on conveyor systems. They used it for years on their aircraft loading equipment and other materials handling equipment. The patent has since expired and the wheel design has been copied by other companies for various commercial applications.
@kirstenspencer36302 күн бұрын
Yes, yes and yes. Hands on for me is best. I believe kinostetic learning is the term.
@fernandodelarosa65762 күн бұрын
So the go kart will only go 20mph with 100lbs of weight. But what if you increase the wheel size? A car with 14in wheels goes slower than a car with 17in wheels. You can both seem to be going 20mph, but in reality, 17in wheels will actually make your car go faster while apparently only going 14in wheels. I know this because back in the 90's we would swap out our 14in wheels on a honda with 17in wheels. Car would be 70mph instead of 60mph.
@Jeremy_Fielding2 күн бұрын
Good question! You are changing the gear ratio between the axial and the road. The car has to apply more torque to move the wheels at the same rpm. You get more speed in exchange for using more energy. Basically your engine burns a little more gas you you probably don’t notice.
@Raj-nh3fc2 күн бұрын
What would have happened if you had used very high resistors instead of the light bulbs in regenerative braking experiment? Would you have had a fadter braking or a slower braking?
@chasl36452 күн бұрын
What a great family
@chasl36452 күн бұрын
Really cool stuff.Thanks for sharing your talents. God Bless you and yours and Merry Christmas. FYI I felt your pain when you burn those motors out. Those are the times I feel like punching myself in the head..
@abrenos37443 күн бұрын
Perpetual energy is pointless either way because you can't draw from it, or it is no longer perpetual, even the sun is not perpetual, it is a great power source though, what I'm thinking is that is what they mean by free, maybe
@grahamsibbert24123 күн бұрын
This appears to work the same as a Telmar Retarder fitted to the propshaft on a bus or coach, Lorrie’s as well. I never realised the connection.
@Frog137993 күн бұрын
Of course it works, this is why we have nuclear powered submarines, ships and power stations, burn fossil fuels and are spending trillions on solar, wind and nuclear fusion research.
@Jeremy_Fielding3 күн бұрын
Of course what works? I guess I don't understand your comment. This video is not about solar, wind or nuclear. I didn't say anything about those not working, and I don't understand why you think that is free energy in the context of this video? Here we are talking about scams. While some people say solar is "free" because you don't have to pay money for it after you recoup energy cost, that is not the same as what we are talking about here regarding energy from nothing. Perhaps that is the confusion. Solar, and wind (wind and flowing rivers actually starts as solar) are free in that we don't pay for them but not in the physics sense which is what this video is about. Solar, wind, and even rivers flowing down hill all start from energy supplied by that giant ball of fire which is consuming itself. It is not a infinite source of energy any more than a camp fire. Energy is conserved in all those examples and an alternator powering itself is a scam. That's what we are talking about here. If this worked it would be worth hundreds of billions of dollars and copied by millions of engineers and mechanics (including me) who all have the ability and tools to make this in their backyard. We don't see that because it doesn't work.
@Frog137992 күн бұрын
@Jeremy_Fielding of course they (free energy, zero point, perpetual motion, the complete list found in the 15 chapters of devices in Patrick J Kelly's guide to free energy devices) said sarcastically, the rest is self explanatory
@Jeremy_Fielding2 күн бұрын
@@Frog13799 Wow man! I get so many comments very similar to this every day so it is hard sometimes to tell when someone is joking. The logic can be so eractic and boarding on insane I have assumed they were joking and was wrong. Then someone like you comes along and get me every time because I have been primed to think this person is really serious by so many serious responses based on no logic at all. Reading your first comment again I see where you were going LOL. Sorry about the confusion. 😀
@Frog13799Күн бұрын
@@Jeremy_Fielding all good , I'm sure you have all sorts commenting, very controversial topic to start with, but the laws of science prevail.....or not 🤣
@odedejikehinde65143 күн бұрын
So profound Jeremy. First time seeing your channel. You mind if connect with you on social media, say twitter ? Subscribed to both your channel and DroneBot Workshop channel already.
@ed71423 күн бұрын
Itu mungkin karena ada kerugian mekanis pada setiap komponen,apakah kerugian ini bisa ditekan?