DIY 30,000 Volt Drill - AtmoMotor V2 Large Corona Motor

[@lasersaber]

Multiple Hole Test: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXPGYmWlmKuqma8

[@anthonywilliams7052]

Use shaft coupler, less than $1. Are you familiar with "Electrostatic Motors by Oleg Jefimenko", if not search that phase. Over 1HP motors.

[@Flash-Strike]

Thanks brother! May I build a /=> heavier central cylinder or .. it would be worst than a light one, Im planning use a metal Box ... GOD Bless

[@icebluscorpion]

You could increase torque by slicing the cylinder and build it. like a Tesla turbine where instead of air you use electrostatic discharge to turn it. Because it doesn't scale up with size but with discharge area

[@BaronBoar]

That's a really good idea!

[@filmmakershelp]

Your contribution has always been of the highest caliber and practical use. Thank you.

[@mttdms]

Have you considered testing with a weather balloon like those older patents? I got a drone myself but have been looking into the balloon options. Good for long duration testing and height.

[@R2NOTU]

Have you seen the new technique used on a atmospheric line they found that pulsing the line into a capacitor through some diodes filled the capacitor at a much faster rate there's a patent on it with diagrams I don't know if this would help but it seems to bleed the atmosphere a lot faster it seems that when the wire is grounded that the voltage goes around The wire like it was a ground on the ground but once disconnected it's engulfed in the high voltage and can be tapped at a higher rate can't wait to see you build a really big one have you put a a pony break on it yet

[@NandR]

This is getting seriously impressive. We really need to see that drone test. Would also love to see what the other guys have been up to with their projects. Especially once they have the new motor.

[@SharkWipf]

Huh, I didn't expect IonPowerGroup to still be around. Any chance we could get an updated tour to see what's changed since last time?

[@thomasbont5071]

I'm an electrician by trade, trained by the Navy in electric motor design and repair. I’m sure you know this, but for those who don’t, it takes three things to produce electricity: a conductor, a magnetic field, and relative motion between the two. A fluctuating magnetic field can provide the motion and the field at the same time, thus generating an electric current in the conductor. A fluctuating field like that is call an Electromagnetic Field or EMF. I love how you've built an electric motor by collecting the Earth’s EMF. (Also: see NASA’s experiment with this on one of the older shuttle missions. They had problems with the extrusion gear paying the wire out .) The Earth’s EMF also plays the starring role in how magnetic mines blow up Navy ships. Look up Navy Ship Degaussing if you’re interested. I have a suggestion: instead of one long collection wire, try configuring a Multi-S with the wire. Don't loop it, just Flake it (lay it out flat in parallel rows). You should be able to reduce the total size of your collector this way. Get your tolerances down, and you might even make an airplane that would fly indefinitely. Looking forward to seeing more.

[@claudeposternak5006]

Explain what you mean by multi-S, parallel flaked wire. Not understanding

[@thomasbont5071]

@@claudeposternak5006 Something similar to this, but do not let the lines cross and ensure they are all flat. modelshipworld.com/uploads/monthly_03_2013/post-385-0-24657700-1362734462.png

[@thomasbont5071]

btw...I got carried away with the word "field." EMF is Electromagnetic Force, not Field. My apologies.

[@claudeposternak5006]

@@thomasbont5071 Ok I see, like a snake back and forth not touching or crossing

[@TheNorthwestForager]

Help me understand. This whole system is ionically powered? A long wire is essentially powering the lightbulbs? Where can I get one??

[@mememan2344]

Yep. Unfortunately you'd have to make it, as this is the type of thing energy companies would prefer you not have.

[@TremixNeo]

Have you tried hooking it up to a dynamo to store the energy

[@jcwdenton]

This^

[@PlasmaChannel]

Great job on this motor, really puts mine to shame!

[@claudeposternak5006]

Maybe you should focus on science instead of popularity and sparks. Open your mind a little.

[@PlasmaChannel]

@@claudeposternak5006 Not sure who that is directed to.

[@RimstarOrg]

Nice work. Good to see that scaling it up makes a big difference. No need for a drone test since you have the property to string up that long wire from a bamboo pole. Why didn't you go with a copper wire instead of the high resistance wire?

[@lasersaber]

Yes, I was surprised at how well the larger size worked. I am building a much larger one now. I had planned on testing the V2 with a kite, but I ended up sending it to Ion Power Group right after this video was made. I hear it is working very well for them. I was testing the conductive thread just for fun. I would love to erect a permanent tower up on the hill behind my house for long term testing.

[@MasterIvo]

Very cool use of the dielectric field!

[@JenkoRun]

Do you think a smaller motor could provide as much torque as the large one if enough voltage is supplied, and if the same torque could be acquired from a stepped up source of voltage?

[@MasterIvo]

@@JenkoRun smaller= less capacity, so indeed you would need more voltage. but that will brings challenges. In theory I feel it could have the same torque as long as the voltage is stepped up. but if practice will prove it?

[@skendergjergji4262]

A smaller motor with transmission can have a higher torque

[@creatingawareness1947]

Question, you say torque comes with size. Have you tested more contacts vs less on stator/rotor? I think also size helps but it is also more “poles” that helps to lift the weight of torque or work to be done. What you think? Awesome content 👌🏼

[@MrMsabyan]

I made one of your crystal batteries 7 years ago and it still runs on its own free power, only 900 mill amps,but its real

[@lasersaber]

That is great to hear!

[@serraxer]

Can yo charge phones with it?

[@dimitar4y]

wow holy sh1 that's some serious power that even a 12v motor would struggle to replicate.

[@Convolutedtubules]

Incredible. Curious to see how much energy this big motor can harvest from the atmo.

[@StephenVBeckett]

So there is a parts list. Where are the plans? Drawings showing dimensions, fasteners, methods, and what goes where?

[@strawman9410]

@ 3:15 What was causing the knocking sound ?

[@Quickened1]

When you were in the field with the atmo, you walked around it and said, "let's test it out", and then suddenly, it started rotating. What did you do to initiate it? Did you flip some sort of switch, or remove some sort of braking mechanism? I ask, because it was sitting there not running, then suddenly began to run, but without any obvious conditional change...

[@lasersaber]

Yes, I dropped my arm as a signal to my son at the top of the hill. He started the HVDC generator for me.

[@FreddyYesp]

I was under the impression that this ran at 400 feet, but I see a generator was used. Have you tried to see if it would run at a specific height without one? If so, what height?@@lasersaber

[@danielfeyerabend904]

Looks like I've been missing a lot! Wonderful build Have you determined the torque output of this? How many can you power at the same time? Does the load on your Van De Graaff generator increase as you run the motor? Are there equations that explain electrostatic operations? Thanks for all your work.

[@strawman9410]

Can we have a how to guide step by step on how you put the atmo v2 together and setting up the rest of this build including the HV generator and wiring

[@danmurphy5660]

Congrats mate, I been a fan of yours for a lot of years now and this is one of the best things I have seen you do..... well done. Now to work out how to power your paramotor with it.

[@mixpixmixable]

Does the metal patch on the cylinder of a Corona motor exist on the outer surface of the cylinder or on the inner surface of the cylinder?

[@BK-wi6cl]

Impressive, thanks for sharing and offering the part list for replicas. I would say that next challange is to design and to build a proper antennas to collect ions from the atmosphere. And may be to use graphene for collector.

[@mttdms]

Also some kind of fractal branching for the antennae? Idk. Seems like a lot could be done on the collection side to further improve the system.

[@WIZ56575]

Don't know if you wanted any new ideas but I was wondering if that motor you created can power an electrical motor could it also power a static electric motor which will take the The static electricity to run itself I'm sure a small motor would run but probably run slow I've been working on projects that recycle energy

[@govindkp]

when are you making a finished version of this? I would love to buy from you

[@lukehanlon9965]

Thats Awesome, the applications are limitless. Nice work👍

[@kennedy67951]

I've tried to follow your Work for as long as you were on you tube. Then, you just up and left. But now, your back. You had answered a comment of mine a while back. I did look up the Work that you had mentioned to me about what your doing right now. I see you've improved. But, have you answered the problem of having the Wire or Antenna way above Ground? This Motor looks impressive. It looks as if it might have enough torque to run a small Generator? Does it? What ever happen to your portable Solar Station? The SOLIN-1 and 2. Do you still sell these Items? Thanks for the up load.

[@Quickened1]

He ran a small generator in this video, powering LED lights!!!

[@kennedy67951]

@@Quickened1 Yes, I got that. But It's to large of a Motor and Torque needs to be a lot higher to fun, say a Generator to product the power needed to run a full Home. The Antenna still needs improvements to bring down the proper Energy. Needs to be close to Ground. Thanks for your reply.

[@fireball75677]

Probably a silly question but out of curiosity Would adding neodymium magnets to the antenna make any difference?

[@cvabds]

That is so dumb lol 😂😂😂

[@cvabds]

Magnets don't attract electric ions from the air

[@joebeezy9471]

@@cvabdscalling something dumb without explaining why it is dumb is the best way to let everyone know you are utterly clueless. People who are knowledgeable about a subject are more than happy to share what they know. They will also appreciate when someone is curious enough about their field to ask a question while trying to understand it. People who claim to be knowledgeable when they aren’t are afraid of being questioned because it would expose them. You seem to have deep insecurities about the current topic. These insecurities make you feel like you have to belittle others. This is done for a couple of reasons. One, with the hopes that everyone will keep their attention away from you and your abysmal abilities. The second is to create a hostile environment where people are more afraid of the verbal abuse they will receive if they ask a question than they are of not fully understanding something. With that being said, the only ‘dumb’ comment here is your reply, not the question you replied to. It’s dumb because it added nothing to the conversation but instead shut it down before it even started. Not only did we not gain anything of value from your reply but we, in fact, experienced a loss. Anyone else who may have had a similar question will now believe this community is hostile to newcomers and decide to turn around and walk away. Do better.

[@qinaan]

Hey. Nice improvement. What is the actual torque of the larger version? Can you run a 500 Watt wind turbine with it?

[@officialdiadonacs]

I missed this video! I was worried about you, I have not seen you post in so long. Thank you for an update!

[@maatewelove7310]

what thread does ion power group use for their collector?

[@GUCR44]

How long and high is the thread in the air and would copper coated coil wire work?

[@baraBober]

THIS IS AMAZING! One could make an entire power station somewhere near a mountain! AMAZING STUFF!

[@lasersaber]

Check out the section from "Science & Invention June 1928: www.mareasistemi.com/DIDATTICA%2027/Hermann%20Plauson%20%20Conversion%20of%20Atmospheric%20Electricity%20%28Articles%20&%20patents%29.htm

[@conordillon367]

Hi What watts does it produce?

[@clownbooface2624]

9.8 jiggawatts!

[@mysteri0861]

Nice!! So you have one HV power source, and that can power any number of wireless motors you put around it? The wireless motors are like solar panel receivers being effected by the HV source electric field? Does the number of receivers present effect the source? Maybe you can attach magnets of your machines' shafts and have them generate electricity?

[@beruhmtezitate4697]

you should put them up for sale, you would make some money to continue your research

[@deanjvr8390]

Can you use the AtmoMotor to run the Van de Graaff generator by extending the axel of the AtmoMotor and use that for the base pully of the Van de Graaff generator where the belt is on. You will have to start it manually until it runs by itself. Then use a 2nd, 3rd, 4th AtmoMotor to generate electricity or use as a work horse like the drill.

[@JenkoRun]

Does the motor draw more Amperage as the load increases in this electrostatic motor?

[@Big_Boy_Biggins]

How is this device turned on

[@madtscientist8853]

My biggest question is if you touch the rotor and stator. Will you get stocked by the high voltage. Or would you have Put a protective case around it

[@matuspavla4871]

what is that green wire going under table its everywhere...

[@3zdayz]

What are you using for a power supply? A van degraff generator....

[@arijunal]

have you ever though about making one the size of a mini fridge or even bigger.

[@drummerx5000]

I recall you had a video where you were able to power an LED by pressing the wires on the ground(dirt) I’d like to see how that project has progressed.

[@come-fly-with-me]

have you tried putting a pulse dc step up transformer ? it turns the DC into pulsed DC with a transistor , this might allow for you to not have to put the antenna as high as long as pulse DC will still work

[@vintasalo]

Amazing as usual, so glad you are uploading again

[@jarusRnD]

Hi Mr. lasersaber, I’ve been following your incredible videos on supercapacitors and truly admire your expertise. My client is exploring large-scale supercapacitor manufacturing, and your insights could be invaluable. Specifically, we’re curious about scalability (large units vs. clusters), real-world performance vs. traditional batteries, and challenges in production. Would you be open to a quick discussion? Looking forward to your response!

[@mrmaple]

So many questions. Where can I see your generator between the tall pole and the other end of the black thread? Is there a connection to ground? Do the upside-down glass cookware under the engine in the field have any effect?

[@pierrelecaillou6966]

Lasersaber dude, today I learned. Thanks so much.

[@Nardiumms]

How many amps are required to run this? Or is that N/A?

[@JenkoRun]

I have the same question.

[@CLUBKILLE]

@@JenkoRun Nearly 0 they run on pico amps, the driving force is high voltage.

[@JenkoRun]

@@CLUBKILLE That would make these things potential COP > 1 Machines then, not that I have any issue with that, if it only takes high voltage to produce considerable torque then that can be used to rotate a conventional "generator" to produce high volts and amps.

[@CLUBKILLE]

@@JenkoRun I have built one to a 98.2% efficiency. I used a 9 watt input and got something like 8.44w back. I too am trying to figure out the optimal configuration, because I got this with using a universal motor as a generator. Fascinating stuff.

[@JenkoRun]

​@@CLUBKILLE I find it curious that in machines like this that follow along the same kind of method (rotation based) we have so much trouble getting above unity gains, one would think a high torque motor that runs on HV alone powering a generator would produce well above a unity of 1, yet that doesn't appear to be the case with the Back-EMF in the windings fighting back even to this level. Among all the concepts I've seen the 2nd greatest principle I've found so far is a massive current burst from a capacitor discharge into a high Q coil (Tesla's method), the resulting VAR's can be tapped if you know what to do with it, free oscillating resonance (not resonant) seems to be among the optimal ways to produce above unity gains for little cost.

[@nguyengiabao1275]

I have question. If thunder got in the ion collector (some sort of wire in large space), so the motor will affect?

[@strawman9410]

When it comes down from the bamboo pole you say it goes to HV generator. What is this HV generator? I really intend on building this and I want to make sure I have all the correct parts.

[@Sharpless2]

HV Generator as in High Voltage DC generator.

[@strawman9410]

@@Sharpless2 thanks it seemed obvious to me he meant that, but while Laser saber was talking and panning over his conductive thread, he mentioned the HV generator like it was at the top of the hill. That part confused me. I thought it was thread straight to the atmo motor ?

[@dav1dbone]

What about running it from a hovering drone, then turn a DC generator from the output shaft of the corona motor, run that DC power back up to the drone to keep the batteries charged, at least 3 wires needed, HV, and DC + and -, you could also have the wire as retractable so you could raise and lower the drone's altitude to suit the conditions.

[@nguyengiabao1275]

Just use balloon.

[@dkdyker]

Please can you tell me what KV DC was needed to spin your rotor?

[@davidhilton7780]

There is something to this, nice job...

[@matteoricci9129]

Are there bearing on the motor?

[@strawman9410]

Do you intend on making a bigger version V3 ?

[@sylvanenergy]

That torque really surprised me!

[@justinguest3911]

Could you run it off a battery?

[@MrFixandtheRabbitHole]

Hmm, i just had a thought. I am wondering what if you had your pulse motor run and use the back spike through a microwave transformer to power that motor. With that kind of torque you could definitely run a good size generator. If you have enough coils you should be able to create enough to keep batteries charged and use that left over back spike to run this motor. It may have even more torque due to more amperage, maybe. Just a thought i had while i was doing some experiments and i thought about your motor. Love the videos, keep up the great work. Jason

[@MrFixandtheRabbitHole]

Just to expand on what i am thinking, my pulse motor will charge one battery while the run battery is running the motor and I am going to a battery switching so that I don't have to keep moving wires but adding a few more coils in my opinion will not change the change the way it charges the batteries and could also run your motor with the other coils and a transformer for the high voltage it needs. Just a thought at the moment.

[@MisterBonetti]

What is the power that your 30 kv power supply is drawing? I assume this would not work powered by the Van De Graaff!

[@jcwdenton]

So.. apparently pyramids had a pointy golden cap at the top, being like 100+ meters high. Makes you wonder.

[@SaltGrains_Fready]

A nice intricate design and build.

[@dkdyker]

Hi does the rotor tube have to be clear acrylic or can it be made from a plastic drain pipe?

[@FreddyYesp]

mine worked just fine with pvc

[@dkdyker]

hi could you give a link to the ION groups website?

[@jacobellinger8027]

question. would this work in space using the natural ions coming from the sun?

[@serraxer]

Dunno u need "-" surface, Earth is one of it, spaceship as "-" in other hand doubtfull.

[@milogonzalez1334]

man theres gotta be a way to combine this with your boost box

[@djw864]

Nice connection

[@trueherbsman]

a dose of pure inspiration is just what the doctor ordered.., and you graciously provide sir :D

[@stevelawrie7087]

Absolutely brilliant material!

[@kbc201282]

Imagine a unit with a 3' drum ! Non stop generator !

[@R2NOTU]

Have you used a large balloon yet try some graphene paint on the line

[@809castro]

do you sell them?

[@cboy-ou2hr]

Imagine the possibilities as you scale up to one as large as a car

[@Elsag_GeliNakh]

It would be great if you'll be able to use handmade aerostate instead of dron, I mean to lift anntena.

[@sophiophile]

Fun, but not super practical in its current implementation. What is your vision for applications where something can't do a better job already? Also any ideas on how to increase amperage for atmospheric electricity?

[@Jkauppa]

hey try two-dissimilar metals as a charge dome configuration (like van de graaff generator), but then heat the air between, it will zap you, like van de graaf, I suppose its a heat free electron in the dissimilar metals electric field like solar semiconductor voltage junction but macro like vacuum tube, but a hot tube, anything + heat that excites free conductive electrons in the air between will sling the electrons to the higher potential electrote, like aluminium-steel pair, most like thermo-couple/diode metal junction but clearly more like a solar panel junction

[@Jkauppa]

the heat source can be a candle or a fire

[@Jkauppa]

it can be used as a macro solar cell, where solar photons like in a laser mirror chamber excite electrons in the gas, through photoelectric effect, then the field grabs the electrons like in a semiconductor micro junction

[@Jkauppa]

ie the gas space region between the two metals is void off free electrons

[@Jkauppa]

the two metals create the electric field between them in macro measurements

[@Jkauppa]

voltaic pile without electrolyte, like in a semiconductor junction, kinda, potential difference (electric field) between the two different electrode metals, but no contact or no ion electrolyte

[@kreynolds1123]

Nice torque. Can you see a way for this motor to be a high voltage generator?

[@jjhack3r]

Why would you ever want to do that? There’s already ways of making high voltage, even from mechanical energy... just because an LED can be used backwards doesn’t mean it has any value to do so. Solar panels exist and do a far better job.

[@kreynolds1123]

@@jjhack3r First I want to say, I'm not certain that a corona discharge motor could be used to generate high voltage. But supose it could. And supose it could do so with cheap light weight parts. Then that would be interesting. Why might high voltage lightweight generators with good torque be interesting? Large scale wind turbine could benefit immensely if they can shed reasonably significant weight. And if they can produce high voltage DC, then the transmission over long distances is efficent with low i² losses. There are high power high voltage capacitive motors that are promising on the torque end that could in theory be made to generate. But maybe I'm missing something but I don't see how corona discharge motors can be made to generate.

[@jjhack3r]

@@kreynolds1123 even if it works, which I don’t think it will, that kind of high voltage is beyond the threshold of benefiting from reduced transmission loss. Whatever you don’t lose in the long distance power line, you will lose while converting it back to useable lower voltage ac. And when it comes to wind turbines, weight isn’t a limitation.

[@jjhack3r]

@@kreynolds1123 if you’re going to put the time and energy into making a high voltage generator from this motor, take inspiration from a van de graaff generator and modify the motor to operate in a similar way. But then again, you’d be reinventing the wheel

[@kreynolds1123]

@@jjhack3r yes one could use triboelectric static generators generators like the van de graaff. Speaking of reinventing the "wheel", whimshurst and other electrostatic induction machines are also well known high voltage generators. As to high voltage DC transmission, it's commonly used even today, typically between 100kv and 800kv.

[@diglettunnel.kaneko]

I would love to buy this i have no material or cash for materials to make it

[@FreeKanal]

Love your work :)

[@muatok9904]

Now you just need a small zeppelin with a conducive skin on a reel for longer duration testing

[@jjhack3r]

Most of the torque isn’t from the motor... it’s from the mass of the rotor. If you drilled several holes in a row, it would stall

[@lasersaber]

I am sure that you are correct to some degree. I will create a short video test drilling multiple holes in the morning.

[@Quickened1]

There really isn't a whole lot of mass to that rotor... will be interesting to see...

[@lasersaber]

I did your test and it did not "stall". Check this out: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lXPGYmWlmKuqma8

[@mynewschannel3100]

@jjhack3r You have been unzickered lol

[@jjhack3r]

@@lasersaber I don’t give a shit. I’m not watching it. I saw this video, and that was enough to see that it comes down in rpm easily and doesn’t spin back up in a reasonable time. Something running off a AA or 2 would be the same power lol

[@shadow29775]

hello mate I'm looking to buy your machine to study because I'm not a very good in diy maybe you can help me acquiring one thanks.

[@hominidaetheodosia]

Damn that is impressive!

[@xxxxxx89xxxx30]

Ill just leave this convo i had with ChatGPT-4 here: Q: Can i use a combination of a Van de graaff generator, a Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier and a corona engine in a closed environment filled with a gas that has improved properties of ionic wind like SF6 to get more energy generated byt the corona engine then the energy spent to run the van de graaff generator and the Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier? A: Using a combination of an efficient corona engine, a Van de Graaff generator, a Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier, and a suitable medium like sulfur hexafluoride (SF6) gas could potentially improve the efficiency of your corona engine generator system, but it's important to consider a few factors: Gas medium: SF6 has excellent dielectric properties, and it might enhance the ion wind effect in a corona engine. However, it's essential to remember that SF6 is a potent greenhouse gas. Alternative gases with good dielectric properties and lower environmental impact should be considered if possible. Voltage multiplier: The Cockcroft-Walton voltage multiplier can increase the voltage output from the Van de Graaff generator, which could lead to a stronger ion wind effect and potentially improve the efficiency of the corona engine. However, the voltage multiplier itself consumes energy, and the overall efficiency of the system depends on the balance between the energy consumed and the increased performance of the corona engine. System design and optimization: The efficiency of your system will depend not only on the choice of components but also on the optimization of the system as a whole. The design of the corona engine, the Van de Graaff generator, and the voltage multiplier must be carefully engineered to ensure minimal energy losses and maximum energy conversion. In summary, while the combination of these components and the use of an appropriate gas medium might improve the efficiency of your system, it's important to carefully analyze the energy consumption and performance of each component and optimize the system design to achieve the best possible efficiency.

[@xxxxxx89xxxx30]

Iam not an electrician nor do i know physics better than the next man. Iam just good at internet research. Someone plese build and test this setup. Also, connecting this setup to a highly efficient magnet based generators, like so many on YT have allready created, woudnt we solve the energy problem?

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

Nice project

[@stevenbishop8625]

youre dream cloud flying plane is looking ever more possible

[@fooferbob9230]

at 2:30 he tells that the wire is connected to a generator. duh.

[@googletropcurieux8670]

you should open a shop

[@jellybean2032]

I'll watch the full video B4 commenting next time

[@jjhack3r]

ok

[@wizer12]

Larger Diameter results in greater force on the shaft

[@fahlazad]

My suggestion is, try to combine this motor with your crank generator.Then output power from crank generator supply back to this motor thru HV Generator. Is it possible it able to run with infinite rotation? tag me once you done this experiment, I want to know the result. Thanks bro...

[@Сампосебемастер]

Супер, теперь можно делать карманный шуруповёрт

[@Edmorbus]

Nice work

[@princedemiterios2488]

Amazing .

[@johnM-Jr]

I hope you open source this so anyone can build and techno cant be suppressed by mib.

[@richardchildress9031]

lasersaber you're inspirational. Thank you so much for sharing your wisdom. I have a 100w laser and 3d printer and I am going to try to make one. Is atmosphere energy harvest dangerous? I don't know much about atmosphere energy only that you can create lighting strikes by shooting off a toy rocket on a cloudy day with a coil of wire attached to it. At the moment I am trying to reverse engineer PMMG4HYBRID Silicon Carbide plates " /watch?v=ghQZ1Wtj9hc ". PMMG4HYBRID - Mike passed away last year so there's no more info on it sadly. I'm just a newbie trying to understand how everything works. I miss ya, I'm so happy you're still with us.

[@fs6743]

Só faltou uma bateria de mercúrio vermelho

[@267BISMARK]

I think you need at least 2000rpm to run an alternator