DIY Generator Stream Using PVC Pipe - Free Energy from Stream

[@KeikoMushi]

The project focuses on function, resulting in a working water-wheel that can power an LED light panel that will allow people to see the creek at night. It doesn't need to do anything more than what it outputs. Once again, a job well done!

[@seanwood5443]

yea i agree this things great at what it was designed to do i mean yea u could really upgrade everything to get more power for what hes using it for its a cheap way of getting the power they need for that single led , the only thing i could see is maybe get some capacitors to regulate the flow of current looks like its pulsing quite a bit but other then that buddy did a great job in this that flickering led light would bother me after wile lol but maybe thats just me tho lol

[@cyberbullyssb2870]

I absolutely love this. More humans need to know how to harness energy without damaging the ecosystem. Please keep helping folks find news ways!

[@ikonix360]

Something like this could be very useful for people who camp near streams. They could power lights and phone chargers among other things.

[@Itried20takennames]

They use water so much for electricity in Eastern Canada that people refer to their electricity bill the “hydro” (for hydroelectric) bill. Of course, you kind of need large bodies of water to power the community level turbines, and the dam/turbines aren’t totally without an ecological impact, though they try to minimize the effects on native fish, etc,

[@iasimov5960]

Without damaging the ecosystem, unless you take into consideration the mining of iron, copper, aluminum, and chromium and the pumping petroleum needed to manufacture the PVC.

[@Inyourbox-kr5uf]

@@iasimov5960boo hoo

[@whatta7793]

@@iasimov5960 can use other materials, but even if PVC is what's used, it lasts for a longgg time, I think it would produce more energy than the damage it caused to make the PVC. I've seen lots of waterwheels made out of soft lumber, isn't super heavy, cheap, plenty renewable, etc, with some strapped to old car alternators. The real damage would come from having w/e amount of batteries needed to store the power when you're not using the power, with batteries you'd be able to use more power than the waterwheel is producing, and it wouldn't bog down the alternator much when drawing a decent amount of power from the batteries.

[@richardwallinger1683]

I just love the way the fabricator has everything seemingly just lying around in various bins .he is a clever guy.

[@mattydare]

Yeah - I bet if you emptied a branch of B&Q, Screwfix and Halfords you wouldn't have that amount of stuff to hand?

[@snagfalarski109]

@@mattydare and when you get so much you cant find what you need its also a problem trust me,

[@tonynelligan1930]

not really he's a hoarder.

[@Chanel17-e3u]

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[@jorgeabrahamhernandez1209]

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[@Hitycooking]

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[@duringreyowl2588]

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[@yahiyakoya5696]

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[@edbouman5013]

I find your video's very interesting, especially the one with the water turbine. It would be really nice to see you build an entire water turbine hooked up to enough batteries to run everything for a small cabin. It would be helpful if you could explain things like the sprocket sizes you are using, and the gear ratio. You could also include how to build a battery system big enough to run lights, refrigerator, fans and anything else that could be used for daily living. I hope you consider doing a video like thus, because many people in Canada, and the United States would really appreciate knowing how to do this in an Off Grid homestead. Please consider making such a video, you will likely get millions of views, especially if it is translated into English! Keep up the good work!

[@dustinlerch9272]

Made a 1/20th version of this and it charges all my batteries whilst sleeping at camp. Awesome man

[@mojtabamirzaee2286]

آیا برقی که تولید میشه رو میتونیم تو باتری ماشین ذخیره کنیم

[@dustinlerch9272]

@@mojtabamirzaee2286 I made a version with a line that gets thrown out into the water. It spins in place like a disk. I don’t think it would work well in anything but a stream/smaller river. I often think about making one that flaps like a fish and draws energy that way. I think might be above my skill level

[@whatta7793]

@@mojtabamirzaee2286 absolutely, however car batteries are usually lead acid. Lithium battery would be MUCH MUCH better!

[@Lifefoodkr]

You are truly a pioneer in saving the earth. I hope all KZbin viewers will watch this video.

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[@Lifefoodkr]

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[@mid-walesrover681]

We can't all be engineers but this demonstrates perfectly why it is important to grasp opportunities at school to study metalwork and woodwork. Tool handling skills learnt for life.

[@chasl3645]

A job starting at the bottom will teach you everything you need to know. If your cream you'll rise to the top.

[@ahaveland]

That's a great demonstration, even though it won't last long without better water and rust protection!

[@kaosthecosmicreviewer1055]

first solar and now hydro-electric. Well Done.

[@DIYwithBatteries]

I think you should cover the motor with cover, cause of water drops it may gets rusty & I think it's temporary good work though

[@Electronicrazy]

#indcreative

[@Hitycooking]

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[@girleioliveira7382]

very good, only one protection was needed to keep water from falling into the engine

[@6o6p2006]

Верно подмечено. Тоже самое хотел написать. :)

[@fahad4803]

BTW its not a motor its a generator

[@jayjay-xk1zn]

Great idea fantastic well done. I have been watching free energy videos for a while. I think we need free energy devices now more than ever. If i had lots of gold medals then i would give all inventors of free renewable energy a gold medal especially after the power companies pushing prices up. Many thanks

[@ANIManiak89]

There is one (actually many) problem, All that sources not so stable and powerful.

[@JKnight89]

Finally.... an HONEST video showing a form of free energy, minus the cost of supplies to make it.

[@paulawillaminachandler-ren3725]

It's been around for over a 120 Years.

[@harpintn]

Humans have been harnessing water to do work for thousands of years. Look up the water wheel.

[@frankjames1955]

i think he means ..FINALLY a video on you tube thats honest about free energy

[@LadderBarrier]

Nice job! I enjoy watching people with solid mechanical skills work on these projects.

[@ajay_hirve_04]

I really love it when the notification says "someone liked your comment" and "someone subscribed to your channel"..

[@Teknopottu]

You are welcome.

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[@abddjalil6598]

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[@deepakshah8248]

There is big demand for this types of products

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[@bushranger51]

Great idea for a simple water wheel turbine, however a couple of improvements came to mind, firstly a waterproof housing for the actual generator, (I'd be worried that water could get into the generator and destroy it) and secondly, some sort of PVC tubing on the frame to again protect the cable from water, other than those it is a great simple design that works.

[@sagonelijah5313]

I like the way he makes basic useful creations in simple ways. no fancy sophistication.

[@jorgeabrahamhernandez1209]

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[@goldbornmusic2025]

More humans need to know how to harness energy without damaging the ecosystem. Please keep helping folks find news ways!

[@robertorzech8922]

Well that's about 10 watts of lighting ! Now build one that can make 250 watts , now you'll have something to brag about ! With 250 watts and a decent battery bank you'll have enough power to run 4, 5 cu ft freezers and 2 fridges , A big Side by Side and a bar fridge and 3 laptops a 38 " TV radio , and lots of lights. That's what I'm doing with 250 Watts ! Running my whole house ! Oh yeah Ive got a 3,000 watt hot water heater too ! Ive got a stream twice as big as yours , so Im going to build a big one maybe with 6 or 8 wheels ! Thanks for the video ! It was fantastic ! Ive been living off grid with 3,500 watts solar for 20 years already ! Cheers

[@al6346]

Wow aren't you special

[@armacr]

What a nice prototype, if it was placed over a floating base and with some protection against trash, leaves etc, it would be perfect. Congratulations.

[@جميلدستكوم]

جزاك الله خيرا اخي الحبيب وصلي الله وسلم على سيدنا محمد وعلى ال وصحبه اجمعين

[@changwoeiyii7537]

This is better than solar panels because no matter day or night, rain or shine, there will be an endless supply of electricity from that water dynamo driven by the river stream. 😀😃😄🥰

[@DormantIdeasNIQ]

This all depends how big and meandering your stream is! Your example: - isolate the wheel from the generator, water proofing. place the frame on a floating pontoon so it can go up and down with the river. double, triple the size of the pads, get more torque -attach the mechanism to a harmonium to keep a more constant smoother speed -use (a) generator that will produce 12+V (15) so you can charge batteries of cells of at least 12V. ...and that is more feasible. the problem with all of that is that you may need to build a power shack near the generator OR you can convert the DC to AC and use wires to carry it to your facility. you still need some sort of outpost. My stream is too puny to drive a wheel on a regular basis or even strongly enough. I did mine differently, I use a long pipe with continuous inlets that capture the water much higher on the stream, then used the drop at the low end to acquire greater force ...and the mechanism is not even in the stream - if you acquire enough flow/gather more water than you use, generator tank receives more water than the generator uses, it works with a simple overflow. That is the best because it disrupts the stream much less, and it runs 24/7 with minimum maintenance. ...and is much less subject to catastrophe when the stream is carrying junk that will obstruct everything. - if you can't get enough flow, it could entail a system that acts as a dam with dampers cycled with floats, uses its own power to move all the mechanics.

[@TeeyoDoubleDee]

I am on a river, but the flow can increase drastically. I fear it would wreck my build.

[@normannele4783]

I like whirlpool turbine system

[@cycloneranger5354]

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[@gowikuscommunityproduction4605]

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[@javilarg]

It’s an amazing project, but I think you should use a full-wave rectifier with good diodes and capacitors.

[@shunfukli365]

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[@briankuhn7396]

Or a dc motor…

[@electronicartis]

This guy is only teasing all DIY guys with his resources of having things at his fingertips most of us all know that we don't have all these parts at home however props to the guy in the video for showing his ability up

[@peribéculobfr]

Meus parabéns pela iniciativa de compartilhar conhecimento. Vida longa a você e sua família.

[@vasilechirila6257]

Mulțumesc pentru detalii!! Ești un dar de la Dumnezeu!

[@BCreativeDIY]

Interesting idea to use the bicycle wheel. I think it would be good for the generator to be protected from falling water from the top blades.

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[@naos]

It's amazing how you do ALL the stuff you need from scratch with basic material. And also you ve got a great workshop. Very nice work. if i may criticize (on a good way) i would insulate the generator and also the cables connection from the water somehow. I personally don't like mixing electricity and water so close. But again amazing work ! and Lastly i also like the format you do : no talking, strait to the point, no bullshit.

[@gdc180880]

Вы правы. Мне тоже не понравился незащищённый генератор. А так молодцы!!!

[@patrickrooney5130]

I think it's 12 volts.

[@patorilim266]

With this guys ingenuity, I thought he would have powered up a small village. Lol Great Job! 👍

[@arthurrs2310]

Very very good! Put some capacitors to avoid the ocilations of energy and will have constant light.

[@kirayamato1149]

better put a voltage regulator

[@arthurrs2310]

@@kirayamato1149 Could be too

[@GiesbertNijhuis]

Excellent! Everything done well and put so clear on video that it does not need a voice over. I hope it will last a long time. Thanks

[@ThriftStoreHacker]

Such an amazingly well stocked workshop.

[@jennyanimal9046]

Right!! I'm jealous

[@abramernanto]

Hydropower .. aliran air sungai deras. Di pedalaman kami sdh buat .. selain sunpower dan angin (perlu ketinggian yg tinggi) .. btw Mantaplah. Semangat bro. Interested sama workshopnya ..

[@seanavery7265]

It's beautiful ,well done love from England.💗

[@niklar55]

Have to give a like, just for the quantity of ''junk'' he's collected!😊 .

[@pnowikow]

So much ingenuity there. Especially liked how you made it adjustable so that if the river increases or decreases you can raise and lower it as needed. Do you plan on using it to charge a battery Bank?

[@ivobrazgodinho4878]

The project turned out very well and just made a bigger one and put in a big generator and it was able to light up the entire farm. continue postando obrigado shalom

[@brianjones7339]

You are simply amazing and truly inspiring my man

[@wadeodonoghue1887]

Excellent vid very well done, if I may add, I would add another gear to increase your turning ratio and so the altenator will grab more of the streams power. If you haven't already. inspiring stuff.

[@robertgoldbornatyout]

i love this channel: straight to the point, no bullshit/fillers, quality content, next level editing and interesting projects

[@amitkarki5942]

Pop

[@nishitkumardas4189]

আমাকেমটোরদেবে

[@Tom-zq7lu]

FANTASTIC AND BEAUTIFUL, GENERATOR, CONGRATULATIONS THANKS 💯💢💯™️🆗

[@Iskandar_Igit]

YOU SHOULD PUT THIS IN A FLOAT, LIKE DRUM ETC, SO THAT WHEN THE TIDE WILL GO UP OR DOWN, THE PADDLE IS LEVEL ONLY TO THE WATER IT NEEDED TO ROTATE.

[@dabdoube92]

Smart dude. Good idea.

[@jlucasound]

I like that! And I could tell you were NOT yelling! Well done! Really, though. Awesome idea.

[@ANIManiak89]

hah, that was the first what i think about, when he made stand for wheel) (floating setup have own cons and pros so...)

[@frankmayer7960]

were you doing any engineering work in Autocad when you typed that ? It happens to me constantly when I comment on youtube while doing work in Autocad... (all cap letters) :)

[@hsmosa1]

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[@MadhouseGaming]

great video, I have watched another youTuber doing a similar thing, he actually created a water turbine to get free electricity for his house for the last 12 years I think, never paid any electricity bill since he owned the property, created it out of pvc pipe and a old washing machine, and then he done it for his friend, and actually done a tutorial on how to do it

[@josephkamau4855]

that youtuber did an excellent tutorial. I'm learning a lot about hydro power from watching their videos.

[@MadhouseGaming]

@@josephkamau4855 do you mean the youTuber I was talking about in my video or from this video that I commented on?

[@josephkamau4855]

@@MadhouseGaming exactly, one that had a stream running through his cabin hse

[@lifewasting]

@@MadhouseGaming Ay brother, could you post a link, or give the name of that person. Would appreciate it!

[@MadhouseGaming]

@@lifewasting no problem, the last video he done a few months ago, his name is MartT, here is a link to the free power playlist he has, there are more videos on this subject on his channel, but you shouldnt have any issues finding them kzbin.info/aero/PLrCvcRxFfyzu8IdzghRF66pqH7M0yQZ6S

[@nextwayeducrafts5567]

An evergreen stream flows touching my residential plot. I believe I've got the idea to make my ebill zero.

[@simonelt7317]

And if you’re lucky and produce more than you use you can sell it to the electric company and make money!

[@muuhtodmusic191]

I can't believe so multi-talented people are live in the universe

[@Aquarius_333]

Una sugerencia: Añadir a la salida del generador (en paralelo) un almacenador de energía, que puede ser un supercapacitor o una pequeña bateria recargable, para eliminar las fluctuaciones de la intensidad de luz.

[@lemonhashberry5799]

Yes. A simple voltage stabilizer circuit would make this project better

[@ricardoantoniomartealmonte7434]

de hecho puede poner otro generador o dos para asi generar mas energia esta muy genial y simple por eso me encanta este canal hay demasiados videos utiles y todo se puede conseguir es un crack el chino.

[@ChandlerWoodruff-h2g]

I’m jealous of all the parts you have laying around

[@blackbearelectronicswithco9541]

I have some questions and suggestions. What wattage does the turbine produce? Is it constant through the day? Also you should connect it to a rectifier, capacitor, inverter, and batteries to power 240V devices.

[@engineer84-w8x]

man i wish i lived near an active stream, can't have crap in this california desert.

[@tomkelly8827]

@@engineer84-w8x Desert = solar

[@engineer84-w8x]

@@tomkelly8827 yea i know, it's just that solar power is very expensive and heavily concentrated in either city-wide projects and liberal communities like Monterey Bay.

[@rodriguescustodio4582]

Muito bom! 👏👏👏👏. Melhor que gerar energia através do vento, Mas ele gera quantos volts ????? E á energia fornecida não oscila ?????

[@rodborst1982]

Turn this puppy 90 degrees and you have a wind generator, might do for both, or make two; one for water, and one for wind. With a voltage regulator you can charge a battery. I love the design. So simple, and very functional.

[@granpatriarca3726]

The concept is good, but you need a proper circuit to smooth the ac output. And obviously isolate it from the water.

[@blackbearelectronicswithco9541]

Yeah he would need it use a full bridge rectifier and some large filtering capacitors

[@mize_yir_bizz]

Great job .. Now to make a mini portable water wheel for all your neighbours along the river.

[@Lifefoodkr]

그대는 진정 지구를 살릴수 있는 선각자입니다. 모든 유튜브 시청자들이 이 영상을 보기를 바랍니다.

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[@Lifefoodkr]

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[@northeastexpanse]

Blown away by your skills!

[@sheiladawg1664]

Add pontoons to the frame and vary their buoyancy until the blades are always at optimum depth.

[@robertgodhard3248]

Yep,except just raise/lower adjustable frame,and cable to tree,etc.And put several in creek.

[@Al-bd8hm]

Excellent channel. In my opinion water will eventually corrode all metal parts.

[@kas-cor]

Надо поставить колесо между двумя понтонами, тогда не надо будет следить за уровнем воды в ручье. It is necessary to put the wheel between two pontoons, then there will be no need to monitor the water level in the stream.

[@mrbr549]

Yes, this has all been done before. Pontoons will maintain water wheel at the correct level as you say. Anchored with tethers on both sides to the shore, it's only a problem when large debris hits the wheel.

[@Hitycooking]

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[@user-qj9wf4wx1cel20]

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[@andymuzzo8568]

Great job. It needs some large capacitors to smooth the voltage out.

[@MrRobotricx]

Wow its very beautiful i am also making awsome things using scrap materials ❤🔥 by the way i love your creative creations..😉😉 love from srilanka as ms robotricx ❤

[@user-qj9wf4wx1cel20]

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[@saviotanaka]

Awesome! I suggest to use a power adapter to increase the safety

[@mrbr549]

He's obviously an intelligent guy, and yet he cuts and grinds without any eye/ear protection. At the least, it's setting a bad example. At the worst, it could cause injury such as blindness or loss of hearing.

[@Hitycooking]

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[@johnarizona3820]

Dude, you are rocking this, well done! Make 20 more now and multiply your amps?! God bless!

[@g.r.4853]

Isn't that strange, that looks exactly like everybody's "possibles" stash! Is this guy in a back room at McMaster-Carr Supply Company? Except for that stream that looks like runoff from a fertilized rice field, I'd guess so, he has tools I never saw before. But was interesting.

[@juemuri5448]

genau solche genialen menschen geben mir hoffnung und vertrauen...und vielleicht verhindern diese menschen unser aller aussterben.

[@odiseo-l1o]

I'm no expert but it seems the output is limited by the speed of water. Would it be possible to add some resistance in the device to profit from the strength of the current?

[@harshivpatel6238]

The power drwan from the generator itself acts as (physical)resistance, you'd need to make the plastic pipe fins larger to capture more power

[@TomiLoveless]

😎👍👍👍I really like that you can easily adjust how high it is from the water. And How easy it would be to change the configuration of the propeller Blades. Genius.

[@albertoavs06]

muito maravilhoso. parabéns

[@2MinutesCraftsPK]

Perfect project 👌😊😘😍 Love from Pakistan 🇵🇰

[@khabylameshorts7418]

""Congratulations to everyone who comes in every single second"❤🤗🙏

[@Vaibs.rmixentertainment]

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[@jansolovsky6298]

So he did this quite nicely, definitely suitable for the purpose. Good idea.

[@ЕвгенийРыбаков-ь3и]

Так может каждый когда у него есть склад Али экспресс

[@fabriciotree222psulo6]

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[@RetiredFormerToddler]

If that motor can handle big size pinion, the rotate will be much stronger..love the free staff ❤️☺️

[@naveensaji6277]

Malayalis🔥🔥

[@midhuntech3872]

Yes

[@samibey1968]

thank you for nice sharing and greetings from Turkiye

[@renatocunha6974]

Friend, insert a capacitor to estabilize a voltage. Very good job 👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@muratkaradag3703]

Whats missing? Just a table with the parts that were used. Else: The video is just awesome!

[@hnag1907]

Very good idea . Using 2 rims and wider PVC pipe will give significant more power. Also what happens when the level drops or rises?

[@awiralpoorwa2842]

Excellent piece of work 👌.l love the way u make arrangements for Hight adjustment of wheel . Very good workshop you have if possible can u share me the deails of machines installed i would also like to make similar workshop.

[@emadmadi1967]

Excellent job well done.. You need to store this electricity power into battery's

[@_-_-.-_-_]

More of these energy saving video, especially in the backyard...

[@Sputz3]

Turn off your back porch lights and anything plugged in your backyard. ENERGY SAVED!

[@_-_-.-_-_]

@@Sputz3 I thought you were going to say turn off the electricity tot he house.

[@chongshenchang9367]

Regulate the output voltage so that it won't fluctuate. Nice idea..!! 👍👍

[@KeditsBP]

I'm a loyal viewer on your channel, please make a small car using a motorcycle engine 👏👏

[@masoodchaiwala1694]

Nice 👍 from Gujar Khan Pakistan thanks

[@brandonwilson9345]

Nice build only one thought what happens when a log or branch comes down that stream and takes out all your hard work

[@I_love_electricity]

I recommend you filter the output to get rid of the flickering by putting a rectifier and capacitor on the led light.

[@MaspuriGanteng]

Prakris seder hana percobaan mungkin karya anda lebih baik lagi akan datang menjadi permanen prodoksi bagus menghibur sekali..

[@benedickmenosa2813]

i really like what you are doing. i hope you can place it i a floater or like a small boat that you dont need to anchor it and will continue even the tide is low but need to tie the boat on both side of the river banks.

[@williamphelps8232]

Great video. I highly recommend that you start using some protective equipment. Ear,eye and foot protection. I Myself have sustained personal injury while property wearing protective equipment.

[@1AAChannel]

Nice Work! I have the crazy idea... How about building a lantern next to the brook so that you can see at night. It should first be weatherproof and safe. Or build a wind turbine in the house, although I know you've already done it, but homemade.

[@MYWorld-ov5lr]

Since iam watch this in 2014 to untill now 😅😀good contant ❤️🙌

[@whisperingeagle]

Hey from montana. Just really good design. And very good demonstration. Really liked what you have done here. Thank you

[@TruthBomb4U]

Adding more motors would multiply the output too. Another cog on the other side and another motor. 👏👍

[@oluwafemiemmanuel7313]

We need you people in africa. Come train us and thus makes for yourself a name that will be remembered for generations

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[@Zappy1210]

Great build. How about adding in a capacitor to keep the flow of electric a bit more steady?

[@girleioliveira7382]

very good, only one protection was needed to keep water from falling into the engine