Free energy , Solar energy , How to make solar cell step by step

[@666cowboy69]

Parts: 1) black trashbag 2) bare copper wire 3) pice of glass 4)1n4148 diode or zeenar diode 5) 60/40 electrical solder 6) krazy glue 7) some sorta metal tape that is basically a bare wire Tools: multimeter, soldering iron, scissors. Success: better luck next time.

[@666cowboy69]

Just have to think if it was as easy to make a solar cell as wrapping some copper around glass edison or tezla would have been all over it, but thats just my two cents im not an electrician.

[@youview68]

Electrical solder just correct the spell

[@SAMOBILETECH]

Zeenar diode

[@arjitsharma1364]

And a magnet to generate flux And so the voltage it's not a solar cell it's a coil which is generating voltage due to magnet

[@whereisallthefun9973]

@@arjitsharma1364 ur crazy

[@glennkrieger]

The video is not fake. The diode used can be found in any small (or big) electronic device. It's a IN4148, and they are cheap. 40-50 will cost less than $5. Just make sure the black ring on the diode is placed in the correct direction (you can see this in the video) as it is what is keeping the electrons flowing in the right direction. They are not Zener diodes as these are typically all black with a silver ring around them. In addition, with the use of two types of plastic, with wiring, it appears that it also acts as a mild capacitor. This is why after blocking the sun, there is still ~1 volt showing. Note that although you are producing around 4 volts, the amperage is in the milliamps, may 1 or 2. A couple of them could trickle charge a cell phone, but it would take the entire day of sunlight during the summer, and then some.

[@1walicki]

Glenn Krieger any thoughts on scaling up ?

[@grahamholmes8913]

If it's a solar cell, it should be producing DC, so why do you even need a diode? My view is that there's a hidden coil somewhere which is energising this apparatus like a transformer secondary ... therefore it's producing AC, and the diode is needed to rectify it and make it look like it's producing DC for the meter.

[@alvaro27-j8d]

Mr. Krieger, The diode 1N4148 is a small and fast electronic component made of silicon, high conductivity, used in the processing and detection of radio frequency signals very effectively, with a reverse recovery time of no more than 4 ns, its name Follow the JEDEC nomenclature. I'm sorry to tell you, it's a Zener Diode.

[@1984Cope]

How many is a couple?

[@glennkrieger]

Yes, you are correct sir. After I commented I realized this also but haven't re-commented until someone like you, who was alert, spurred me on. Thank you for the correction.

[@GURVINDERSINGH-wt7dc]

Stop making fool, I make it but no energy produced, use your time for other activity

[@syproseomondi8177]

Fine

[@E1l2r3o4_YT]

Yeah he or she is right its fake make something eles that works then everybody will like and do it.

[@infinixs4blue65]

i am working in Sunpower Manufacturing, we are making solar cell from ingot silicon to finished product solar cells and we are using different chemicals to create it, this video is waste of time.

[@infinixs4blue65]

@Sarah Balaghi then drop down the link of the videos of your own diy solar. no link means not true

[@clarencementor4862]

This is not fake. Electricity are induced into copper wire on the principle of magnetism or heat. Electric motors, alternators and generators work on the principle of magnetism. Electricity are also produced when to dissimilar metals in close contact are exposed to heat. This solar cell clearly works on the principle of heat induced into copper wire. In the video a Zener diode is used to ensure that the current moves in one direction. Any diode for that matte can be used. The reason why there is still a reading on the voltmeter is because of the residual heat left on the device. Those who criticize clearly do not know basic science and their arguments are clearly based on racism. American Tech, thanks for a great video.

[@grenierworkshop]

ok that do some voltage but for the amp this is better or worse than conventiionall solar cell ?

[@peterwilken7345]

@@grenierworkshop the point is it's free you can make it yourself try even on larger scale my shed runs on this style unit and a joule theif for lighting

[@JuliusBagon-p9u]

Solar and dynamo is one ingredients

[@nicoschadjidemetriou4373]

The signal diode is for weak current. Near there must be an electromagnetic source like , a transceiver. SCAM!

[@Jadinandrews]

I tried this and it actually works allot better if you burn the copper wire first and let it oxidise. The thin layer of copper oxide acts as a mild dielectric which helps trap electrons that are knocked off the surface by photons. The maximum volts I get is around 1v per cell at an efficiency of around 5 - 10%

[@alltypeartvideos8665]

What is the material

[@alltypeartvideos8665]

Reply me

[@stefanogrillo6040]

yes its called thermoelectric effect, the front is exposed to infrared radiation while the back not so a little current i created. more wire is = more current. thats obvious

[@AlternativeDIYEnergy]

@Karl Childers Cor blimey myte. Yoor Engish is vary gud. Jurs louk myn.

[@666cowboy69]

​@Karl Childers im not sure anyone can help you....i was taken out of my math classes to have extra english classes through all of middle school...they still never got around to teaching me proper grammar... honestly i think the whole program is overrated...they only wanted me to make less words into more..awful..i wanted to make more words into less without loosing information. i still think my way is better. also the concept of three theirs is still lost on me, as told my second grade teacher when she informed me of the other two; "you can keep them i only need one their." i have to say, i stand by my second grade self, context reveals the meaning. why do i need 3 spellings for one word...two and too is actually justified, there are context examples where it makes sense to specify but i havent seen any for their yet. this they them stuff is actually awful, it robs the language of information. find a new way that adds gender in addition to sex: dont destroy language. but hey i know how to use commas, colon & semi colons correctly...i just don't always choose to because i know the rest of you dont. i hope i made someone laugh ;)

[@Wagna87]

Works for me. Although was getting 7v/1.42a using 8x16" polycarbonate, Painted flat black, 60 feet of copper coil from a 10amp transformer and a diode. it works fine if it's a hot sunny day. Some stuff you can say its fake but don't say something that you never tried.

[@fabriciohipolito]

What kind diode you used?? Zener diode??

[@Wagna87]

No, I used Rectifier diode (ID:IN4007) it works fine.

[@edwardcoleman9291]

Will this diod work with larger panels?

[@fabriciohipolito]

Edward Coleman Like batteries, connecting several small panels should work.

[@lucasventura2966]

John,do you know what kind of diode was used on this experience? (Zener or Recitifier). And the current obtainded on this experince,do you know?

[@nelsondarwinpaktech3954]

I m an electronics engineer,, doing R and D since 10 years but i think its not fake.....but having a very low accuracy...

[@keerthivasan5729]

when some materials subjected to heat energy there may be a electron flow so that the electrical energy produce in that copper wire.its not fake

[@robertwjenkins6916]

What type of diode did he use...I really don't know much about electronics but would like to know more

[@mahaboobpasha1240]

Hai brother. I am a physical science teacher in a high school. I want to learn how to make a solar panel . Plz guide me. It is necessary for my students. Plz answer me

[@davidzammit9359]

You cannot do anything with Volts only. Show us the Amps it generates and we will believe you. Like this it's Usless information.

[@GeorgeZaharia]

3.81 dc volts = 0.00381 amps... or 3.81 microamps. divide it by 1000

[@davidzammit9359]

So it is sort of useless because to generate 1amp you will need 263 of these. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

[@davidzammit9359]

@@GeorgeZaharia So it is useless because to generate 1amp you will need 263 of these. Please, correct me if I'm wrong.

[@MohamedAhmed-zi1ru]

@@GeorgeZaharia why 1000 ?

[@surindersingh-ko7mq]

Hi try to make fool bro it not a grate idea

[@atmosphericraven]

Thanks for the instructions.

[@huzaifahussain5481]

Why you don't name the parts

[@blackbway]

HUZAIFA HUSSAIN glass, black plastic, glue copper wire, resistor.

[@faisalsardar9001]

the last thing is not resistor its zenor diode used in dc circut

[@terrisharp46]

Guess it works like a capacitor, ?? if so shows you how dumbed down they have kept their college educated .... I always thought u used 2 dissimilar metals silver, copper wire to be specific, maybe that was UFO technology I was looking at. Will be wrapping one shortly...

[@needforszpit]

1n4148 diode

[@pixelettee]

You'll also need some sort of strong magnet to induce current in the coil. In this case it is the speaker behind the multimeter.

[@Raul_Gajadhar]

That is not a solar cell. it is a very basic AM radio.

[@alisoltanifar2584]

RIGHT RIGHT RIGHT ....

[@ruiruivo83]

the concept looks nice... does it really produce energi?

[@rajendrasinghpanwar625]

You are right

[@mostcommonfacts171]

😄😆😀🥰

[@mohammedjawadforelectronic9190]

it's not even an AM radio because there is no resonator LR LC RC tank second thing it's may recieve some energy but in micro or even nano watt with high frequency so multimeter can't measure it the funny thing the multimeter on the dc scale Lool XD

[@rohans3447]

you should also name the parts that u r using if you don't then your videos are useless as we can't know which parts r required to make the particular device/project.

[@saritajha6885]

Yes u are write

[@sadiksheikh8252]

right

[@sethkdab1214]

Zener diote (idk how to write it lol )

[@johntate5284]

As photovoltaics are rated in open circuit voltage and short circuit current, your project certainly demonstrates an open circuit voltage. It would have been interesting if you would have put the meter into current mode to demonstrate that the cell actually produces a usable current. As the wire is continuous and insulated except at the connections, i would suspect that this is related to photo-capacitance where as a true solar cell is just one big leaky diode. Very interesting though!

[@troymoore7537]

Ok man, I'm calling you on this one. As in you, the one that made this video. Show the measurements an supplies list for this one.

[@welshv1nce449]

*two years later*

[@vivivi..]

Still nothin 😂

[@Daboresa]

These guys are just aiming for some click baits rather than being real scientific experts, so he will never reply this even if you pay him, deep down he knows this ain't real

[@Manargha]

Check out Robert Murray Smith's for a great solar cell

[@spiritofeli]

What is the amperage from this cell? And could it be possible to connect several cells in parallel then use one diode to direct the current?

[@lawnmowerrepairsandstuff3154]

I notice that every 4th winding, the copper is doubled over!

[@kshitijpawar1990]

it would help if you also explained what parts are used and if possible their links to buy

[@harshbabuias5871]

Mujhe aapki yah video bahut acchi lagi

[@carloscasnati1584]

The worst punishment for this subject is to no longer watch his videos, as a liar and also give him a dislike.

[@thecctwinsoutdoorandgaming9847]

OKAY thanks for telling us that

[@drewn4344]

I can't believe you made us watch every single thing you did. Ever hear of skipping to the next step once you make your point?

[@EvoArtsLLC]

Not solar, solar requires 2 metals. This, if it works, would be thermal coupling.

[@arjitsharma1364]

It's a coil and under multimeter their is a magnet

[@mikecorleone6797]

I love your detailed explanation...

[@smithmytchel3719]

it's joke ? they have no explanation wtf ?

[@joeygkd2ezk378]

It looks pretty neat, that is if your looking at wave lenths at 400 to 700 nm and freqs in hundreds Thz. But it resembles more of generation of thermo electric cause of the non-lighted side of this circuit. Proof of this will need to be duplicated to see if this works and parts and theory to be outlined. To take this a step further (for the fun of it) it will be great to see if this circuit can be made to detect red, blue, green bands of light. This then will make it a great video..

[@visionofwellboyofficial]

Solar panels work by semiconductor surfaces, not magnetic induction.

[@geraldedang958]

Two separate ideas

[@lucasventura2966]

American Tech,does it work on cloudy days or just on sunny days? And is the voltage generated by the warm of the wire or by the luminosity? I am questioning it because I am trying to get this voltage, but I am obtaining just a few Volts on my multimeter.

[@adityashukla7849]

It's definitely NOT FAKE. But it's not a PV cell either! It works on the Principle of Seeback Effects. (Correct me if I'm wrong)

[@cancer-2012]

He has used a zener diode which is acting as a solar cell. You can make a solar cells just from LEDs. (Get a LED torch having 10-15 or more LEDs). Just comnect their effective end points to Multimeter and put that in sunlight and measure the volts and ampere.

[@Allroundermaster360]

Nice

[@papikoxd]

should it go like to 0.00 when u hold hand above it?

[@jorgesegoviakas2253]

Yo lo he estado haciendo de diferentes configuraciones empleando los mismos materiales del tutorial y cada celda me ha proporcionado una saida de tensión diferente cosa que me sorprende cada vez, si funcionan bien ..pero debes de saber como hacerlo y para ello tienes que saber entender los principios y leyes que rigen la física de las partículas fotónicas, además el comportamiento del cuerpo negro, y algo mas sobre electromagnetismo y cosas similares sobre el efecto óptico, etc etc. Estos conocimientos son las bases de como aprender a crear ciencia. No solo es cosa de hacer algo y ver si funciona o no sino documentarse, hacer cálculos, experimentar una dos o mas veces hasta encontrar la razón que rige esas leyes y entonces proceder a crear y explorar tus ideas.

[@bitmap0.00]

no eres un bot cierto?, de veras funciona?, me estas diciendo que con solo enrrollar un alambre de cobre extra fino en una placa transparente podré tener mi propia fuente de energia?

[@harrytopia282]

@@bitmap0.00 no its fake, inductors can only generate a current in the presence of rising and falling magnetic field.

[@jhoncleiderbrandalvarez8951]

Esto es falso

[@YaqubAssy]

Whatsoever the parts are; whatsoever the viewers know; the names and rating of parts and materials must have been clearly mentioned in the video, also the number of turns (the coil).

[@nicredman35]

With that set up even the back picks up radiant energy and can move it. Nice work man.

[@bindupandey7725]

You should tell the requirements first

[@kaimuello7807]

It would be really nice if you could explain the materials you used and how to put them on :,) I'm a noob at this

[@NikolaBabane]

Thank you for your fantastic Channels I ❤❤❤❤ IT

[@amazingdubai5439]

I need full details

[@aryan1991hitesh]

I have a question that what capacitor you use for this solor cell

[@CarlosCruz-nu1cs]

Is not a capacitor is a diode

[@blubhumm]

@@CarlosCruz-nu1cs was für ein idiot😂

[@petradamek2729]

FREE ENERGY DOESN'T EXIST! Yup, ElectroBOOM is right.

[@Mikael._]

"Something explodes on his desk"

[@standavison328]

Technical humor. Gotta love it.

[@ppk7000]

It should work but it is double the size for a 3 volt output when compared to the one available in the market. But its a interesting video. like it.👍👍

[@suryapandey4035]

What are the things you had used here can you explain about that resistor like structure being used in this solar cell

[@AdricM]

it appears to be a diode, so its more of an antenna than a solar cell. probably has a strong ac magnetic field nearby

[@filmyfun3040]

Please give all product details you use to make solar.

[@ggggggg4327]

That thing is called Diode, it leads the current in only one way and blocks from the other side

[@painmaster9786]

It would be VERY helpful if you posted the parts you used in making the cell. I believe it would be best to put the specific name/description on the screen as the part was first shown or at least a parts list below the screen. Other than that I think it was a good video and thank you for the 54 related videos, too !!! 12/12/2018

[@TheZackStudio]

Bohot ache Dekne Mai to ekdam real dikta hai Kash ye real Kam karta😝😝😝😝

[@richardpharo2556]

It looks like a homemade antenna receiver receiving RF waves and registering on your voltmeter. This was Tessler believe that you could convert enough of this into electricity you could use at home. I don’t think solar would be the definition of the electricity you’re receiving. Radio waves Can be blocked by your hand also. I was looking for solar panels

[@rogerschrager3589]

Tesla

[@ahmetahmet0638]

Please add the number of diodes and the number of thickness of the wire to the description

[@itzmeSRK]

Please mention the materials in the description.

[@bulltrader-papriceaction3814]

Do you know how many Amps it produces?

[@cosmefulanito5933]

Zero. It's a fake video.

[@marcosmoran6896]

This video gave me an idea... So, I built three cells just like yours but eighty times more turns (3V x 80 = 240V) and without the diode, then I wired them in a delta configuration and at full sun I got THREE PHASE 240V at 12A.

[@Mano.Neutro]

How much WHatts??

[@DanielMartinez-qn8yd]

Hi, can you upload a video or photo? thxs

[@captbobbywatamu6637]

Lier

[@marcosmoran6896]

@@captbobbywatamu6637 Obviously, you didn’t get it! My exaggerated comment was a mockery of the orinal author’s posting. 🤣 There is no such a thing as “FREE ENERGY” especially when talking high power. Even solar cost many (initial parts, materials, labor + maintenance and repairs.

[@Roel922]

I can't believe making a solarcell is so easy. I was thinking about trying making a solarcell from chlorophyll which I want to coat on a plate of glas and then on top of it some metal wires.

[@ERIKNOWAKK]

This is catching radio waves its not this much easy to make it :D if it was this much cheap to do it we wont make them that much expensive

[@dineshkk7133]

The speaker magnet may be inducing current in coil

[@tirionlanaster2626]

He just messing with the magnetic field behind the multimeter proof hand

[@eusam8919]

Where did you put the oscillator? :))

[@CG_alwin_felix]

For those people believes this is real the current is not produced by the piece of the black plastic it is actually produced by the diode he used in.

[@jordiboy007]

Great job! Very low current, but I increase it with parallel connection to few more cells.

[@abdurrahman6573]

Where you used silicon while silicon convert solar energy into electrical energy.

[@big_o1952]

He didn't that is why it is not a solar cell

[@gearhive_pk]

Indian Tech ..you Need To Learn some Editing

[@vikasmourya8895]

Yes because ring in hand

[@Usman-mt4nj277]

Yo do you know anyone in your family who works in laisterdyke

[@dr.wolfenwho4310]

My dude I think that's enough ads already, chill with clickbait

[@cezarprimo6931]

Very very good..

[@seeingdragons4319]

So I suppose you have to plug it in to get it to work?

[@sarthak1448]

Hey bro I subscribed your channel so tell my how current it can produce and please give me the material namea

[@big_o1952]

It is not real that thing doesn't produce energy

[@jcjensenllc]

This seems like it is an RF antenna and works using induction from radio waves.

[@DavidDrejer]

Smart :D Can it be stored like the ones you buy

[@big_o1952]

It isn't a solar cell

[@DL-kc8fc]

This is not a solar cell, but a coil antenna. Germanium or another diode is used to filter the envelope (electrical component) of the carrier wave. You have a radio source somewhere nearby. We made the same thing as little children to listen to the radio without batteries ...

[@jorgesegoviakas2253]

Si se puede crear una celda solar con estos elementos no obstante producir electricidad con simples hilos de cobre así como se ve en el tutorial no es tan sencillo como parece. En realidad hilos de cobre si pueden funcionar como conductores de electricidad en presencia del efecto Edison. La cuestión aquí es esta: los hilos de cobre deben de estar cubiertos de un oxido lo que les va a proporcionar una propiedad que los hará comportarse como semiconductores frente a la radiación solar y el hule negro empleado también proporciona un efecto del material espato que provee propiedades birrefringencia al material. La cosa es saber como colocarlas y hacerlos funcionar correctamente.

[@СМЕРТЬРЕЖИМУПУТИНА]

Sincerely yours, how is your deals? Any success?!

[@jorgesegoviakas2253]

De hecho este tutorial no es falso, y al menos te proporcionan las ideas elementales ( aunque no parezca verdadero ) de como inventar, crear y producir algo que te va a traer muchos beneficios tanto a corto como a largo plazo. He aprendido a mejorar la técnica del tutorial y le he sacado provecho al documentarse debidamente. He aprendido cosas que nunca pude imaginar y que ideas te llenan la mente y vislumbras todo lo que puedes hacer con tan solo unas cosas recicladas.

[@phitrow]

Can you make big electricity station and conect electric motor? (Sorry for my engleash)

[@joeyocom5087]

You can power a house with this

[@glenngoodale1709]

cool ....Thanks for your videos

[@vinitshandilya]

It's a radio receiver, isn't it? Tell you what. Hook up a gang capacitor and you'll have a tuned resonant circuit. The power output would be at the maximum.

[@aion2177]

I still don't understand how this can possibly work. Gonna try it myself and post the results.

[@TheCoreykk]

When

[@abishekgm8872]

Correct it is fantastic idea

[@siffle4249]

Himal Baral it’s fake

[@canalromanesc628]

Yes

[@hemrajdhakal9525]

name the parts too

[@ramibanbouk]

Anyone tried it? Does it Actually work? , can you make a solar panel out of this ?

[@gurug6143]

Don't be a ideat it will not work

[@mr.perfectgaming6677]

Bahut acche bhai

[@edwardhumble913]

What kind of plastics are you using? What type and guage of wire is being used???

[@siffle4249]

It’s fake

[@akesseboristresorakesde9387]

What kind of plastic have you used?

[@rajbirsingh6280]

Copper

[@jorgesegoviakas2253]

Aunque este vídeo no demuestra todo el procedimiento de la creación de dicha célula solar, se nos están demostrando con ello que materiales son necesarios para realizar la construcción de dicho elemento solar. Para que realmente pueda tener un despeño óptimo se deben de estudiar ciertos parámetros físicos y químicos que influyen en su construcción y que son las cosas que nos darán las verdaderas causas físico teóricas del correcto funcionamiento de dicha célula solar. El vídeo es bueno, las nociones de construcción son correctas, nada mas que quien pretenda crear algo realmente eficiente y bueno debe de buscar información relevante que le ayude a entender que pretende hacer, como hacer, cuando hacer y como va a funcionar. Es preciso tener toda la información a la mano ya que el vídeo no demuestra la realidad del objetivo de la célula. Este es un dispositivo con principios termo fotovoltaicos. Jorge Segovia Castañeda Técnico en Electrónica Industrial. Asesor en Física Cuántica y Asesor en Química Inorgánica. México octubre de 2018.

[@venkatagopimuvva3758]

why do you put the magnet under the mission at last

[@InvincibleArts]

To wrongly caliberate the voltmeter.. He used such the magnetic field produced by the magnet is calculated as DC voltage because the magnetic field is constant. This is a fake **** video

[@joeyocom5087]

The amps would have melted his meter, so everyone just quit asking......... :-)

[@kirtandg._7466]

Nice it's really work

[@blackrose3646]

VERY NICE.

[@boyakirankumar6789]

Which type of cover it is as you used in video

[@daviaraujo5631]

Caraca, muito show isso. Vou fazer uma gigante e por na laje

[@sourfruticake2164]

Brasileiro querendo economizar kkkkkk Esse painel gera corrente continua, a que usamos na tomada é corrente alternada

[@chessmaster261]

@@sourfruticake2164 se colocar um inversor, dai vira alternada.

[@sourfruticake2164]

@@chessmaster261 é uma diferença bem pequena, de qualquer jeito já ajuda a diminuir a conta de luz

[@sevieneelmundial4232]

@@sourfruticake2164 bro es posible pasarlo a corriente alterna??

[@ruffushenry]

oh yes i made 3 of these and it completely runs my house and i charged my car off it in 1 hour

[@rogerschrager3589]

Rofl

[@johnrockson6246]

Lol, and i own a ferrari maybach that is also a hover craft.

[@silverpalms2362]

the parts are plastic, glue, coper wire, and a diode. You can measure the voltage of this thing and it will write it's high but the amperage will be very very low, I've tried this myself with a similar setup and I got same results

[@210639]

Then you're as fake as he is!

[@Roel922]

I want to try making a solarcell with chlorophyl from plants. Plants generate some electricity just like solarpanels and they used it to split water into hydrogen ions and oxygen. They then let hydrogen ions react with carbondioxide to form sugars. The oxygen thus comes from electrolyses of water. The chlorophyl is responseble for this. You can disolve chlorophyl in ethanol or any other organic liquid like aceton, diethylether etc. Then let that evaporate on a peace of plexiglas and put fine metal wire on it (not insulated).

[@hobbypilots794]

American tech - seriously lol at the name Why did you chose American tech name lol

[@syedabbas8214]

should be indian tech lol

[@stepone3040]

At least write the name of things you used in discription

[@sandipmali8409]

Nice

[@gamingmasterstudio7906]

Why you don't name the part

[@bigrenegade7121]

you can skip from the 3:00 to the 5:30 mark. It makes you watch 2:30 of him just winding the wire. The only way he knows how to make the videos longer cause he can't be bothered to explain what he is doing or what items he is using.

[@tompolman5712]

Wow even works great in the dark! When covers still 1 volt 😂😂😂😂

[@Рус-в6я]

how many ampere ?

[@xeno8555]

that's what i wanted to ask... and was thinking, with a thin cotton coated/wrapped/insulated wire (like copper or silver) you may have sprayed a little vinegar on it and got a high amperage rating for it... i have also seen this done with a layer of berries (or mix from berries) instead of plastic bag or the material used here

[@eletroprojetoseinvencoes7031]

Muito bom

[@SilviaFerrari68]

specify the parts you used

[@galindezdiyprojects8415]

he use garbage bag, plastic clear, a thin wire and zener diode

[@Mano-fv8lj]

Very good experiment.

[@yeshua418Q]

Using a strong magnet behind the solar panel will provide more efficiency in energy wireless energy use a plasma ball great energy

[@Dennis-mq6or]

False and misleading information... Total CLICKBAIT!

[@fredericoschmutzler8489]

Muito bom!Bem explicado!

[@eletronicanovadimesaosidne1946]

Pena que e fake kkk

[@oscargutierrez5603]

bonita mentira, y malita la musica!!!!!!!!

[@PEIXECOMSALADAETC]

Tu é o bichão mesmo em doido só com uma bobina consegui energia solar kkkk. Como eu queria que fosse tão facil assim.

[@davishimobokuro3514]

Kklklk e mesmo

[@MrAbidakhtar]

It was absolutely fantastic

[@vernonsmith2282]

Can you post a material list