Fidget Spinners Free Energy Generator! (Fun with fidget spinners: Part 3)

In my last fidget spinner video, there were dozens of comments suggesting that magnets and fidget spinners could somehow generate energy. Infact, those comments were right! In this video, I demonstrate how you can use fidget spinners to generate electricity through the principles of electromagnetism. We can demonstrate the idea of a fidget spinner free* energy generator! This is one of the cooler fidget spinner hacks!
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I use fidget spinners as make-shift rotors. Some coils of wire (solenoids) were mounted through the holes of the fidget spinner, and the nuts/bolts that hold the coil in place act as a great core for the solenoid. When the fidget spinner rotates, a magnet is brought close to the coils, and a current is induced in the wire. Because there are LEDS soldered in the coil circuits, the current passes through the LEDs and lights them up. This demonstrates that you can produce energy with fidget spinners! With some rectification, you could store this energy in a large capacitor or battery to use the energy over a period of time, instead of instantaneously.
This whole idea works on the idea of electromagnetism. If you're interested in reading further, look into electromagnets. The basic gist is that if a current flows through a wire, it induces a magnetic field around the wire. BUT, this also works in reverse, if you have a magnetic field (magnet) around a wire, it will induce a current through the wire (current)! This is how moving the magnet toward the fidget spinner coil produces energy.
*Note, energy is never "free" because of thermodynamics which is pretty lame (so far anyway). But it is free in terms of $$$.
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[@abudiii7301]

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[@Coastephoto]

and now edit your comment to fix your spelling

[@iBuyNewStuff]

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[@LGKvideos]

I watch this youtubet every day.

[@mickyp9477]

iBuyNewStuff No, I am the best ! Lol

[@Talliesyn]

I bet, You too bet.

[@chickenoncsgo]

Make a small glass box. Place magnets around it. Spin that fidget spinner. Now it’s partially automatic

[@cherrypepsi2815]

Guys, just to clear things up. This is *not* perpetual motion or energy. 1) He used energy to start the motion, which is against perpetual motion. 2) perpetual motion had already been physically proven impossible. 3) there is always going to be an outside force acting on the spinners. The air resistance will slow it to a stop eventually Which is why this isn't perpetual motion, or free energy, because your are using energy to make that energy. One more thing, the energy is "free" as he isn't paying to give energy to spin the spinners, which will power the LED. But don't get that mixed up with perpetual motion, as it is physically impossible.

[@BM-ut5hf]

Look. You're an Aussie like me mate and I respect that your video is really fascinating, its a brilliant concept and I love the execution. However from the things that you mentioned in your video I can deduce that you either studied physics or you know the basic concepts. Currently I am a year 12 Physics student and we are learning about electromagnetism in motors and generators. The first thing we learn is that when a current carrying conductor carrying current in a magnetic field is set into motion, an electric field is produced coupled with an opposing magnetic field. The second thing we learn is that the conductor cannot move forever and is actually slowed down by the opposing magnetic field. (See: Magnetic Braking) Lenz's law states that the opposing magnetic field must affect the current carrying conductor in an opposing manner, a fancy way of saying that energy can neither be created nor destroyed. All forces in this experiment are balanced and air resistance plays a key role as well as friction in the bearings. When you consider that the bearings are creating heat due to friction and sound also due to friction you realise that the forces are balancing themselves out. This system is not producing any more energy than you're putting into it. However as I said originally this idea is brilliant and the way you demonstrated this concept is amazing but please do not get ahead of yourself and assume energy is being produced.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Good luck with exams :)

[@SuperAsdwa]

You are correct, but failed to mention that there are two types of energy: Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy. Magnets hold an extreme amount of potential energy. It is possible to harness the potential energy from a magnet and turn it into kinetic energy to produce electricity using the magnets themselves as the engine to turn a turbine shaft. Obviously the magnet arrangement and force would have to be higher than the turbine in order to produce kinetic energy.

[@cmosjanx]

Probably a ton of people have already mentioned this, but if not, the searl generator is like taking this concept to hundred years from now level and is the real deal free energy, though confusing to grasp. love the way your mind works though, really cool stuff my friend!

[@mlgesuschrist5518]

Yes, in order to solve all of the worlds energy problems, we just need fidget spinners HOW COULD I HAVE BEEN SO BLIND?!

[@HarmonicGrunt]

we have had a solution for years : Look up John Searl Generator.

[@augustusegg7324]

I T ' S A N E X P E R I M E N T

[@HarmonicGrunt]

I'm sure your Mother loves You , Even Though the Best part of you Ran down her Leg!

[@mickyp9477]

MLGesus Christ .All hail the fidget spinners ! fuckin grow up and swap them for klackers ! Lol

[@HarmonicGrunt]

John Searl.....Kid 1948

[@adamcw2622]

its not free, all that manual labor is gonna cost you quite a bit just to power your tv

[@iBuyNewStuff]

and provide you chemical energy from food for spinning fidget spinners of course.

[@GadgetReviewVideos]

Yes, it take a lot of starches, sugars, carbohydrates for your body to move that heavy fidget spinner so often throughout the day. I'm exhausted.

[@bananamaster00]

My man, hook that thing up to a light bulb, see how bright it gets *spoiler alert* you wont see anything! If you want *a lot* of energy you need a *a lot* of fidget spinner. If you want to move *a lot* of fidget spinner you need *a lot* of people. If you want *a lot* of people you need *a lot* of food. If you want *a lot* of food you need *a lot* of money. Just stop.

[@adamcw2622]

Exactly my point =P

[@Friefful]

hm jab ..basicly you builded a generator ... A very inefficient one :-/

[@sorryfornoname2157]

not free energy simply the energy of the movement you create at rotating the fidget spinners and that work's energy is being transformed in electric energy cool but not free energy

[@iBuyNewStuff]

You're correct. But, for example, if you attach some sails to this, you generate "free" energy from wind. It's $$$ free, you can't make energy from nothing of course (well, not yet).

[@Porama6400]

That's still not free energy, It's from wind which is powered by the sun EDIT: I mean infinite

[@sorryfornoname2157]

ThePoramaTV when he said free he was not talking about infinite energy but yes about no cost energy

[@setsuno2237]

the problem about the energy made with magnets is thst the magnets won't keep their magetic field as strong so you will need to replace them which is expensive for the amount of energy created. There is no way making energy from nothing and there wont be. Not in our universe.

[@Porama6400]

LaCreep Sorry, I mean infinite

[@thetaai8262]

1 word, F R I C T I O N

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Looks like 8 words to me ;)

[@thetaai8262]

Touché

[@speedstyle.]

Almost. What slows it down isn't actually the friction (which, given the purpose of a fidget spinner, is minimal), it's the energy required to power the LEDs. The spinners in this video slow down a lot quicker than the (presumably identical, if not the same) spinners in the last, because the 'generator' harnesses their kinetic energy (slowing them down) in order to power the bulbs.

[@Mammongorothkar]

The potential difference created from the coil inductance reduces inertia because of equal opposite flux. It is quite literally the opposing magnetic fields by the magnets and the electromagnet created temporarily in the coil. The potential difference of the coil(s) will always be less than that which created it. Ohm's law. Research it.

[@kennooo535]

Frick you

[@jalsamhan5376]

This is awesome! I am a teacher and think my students will love this!

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Great one jhan'ell! So happy I can get some content to kids in an engaging way and educational way.

[@grain8314]

Author, look at Wikipedia which means free energy.

[@nataliefreeburg8846]

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[@LordFinn66]

That's really cool keep up the good work

[@dishivkamboj1103]

I really appreciate your work man ❤️keep it up. Don't stop bombarding these videos 😉

[@iBuyNewStuff]

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[@theviewerofart]

Make more of these but solder batteries to them instead of LED lights. Now fidget spinners don't just keep people's hands busy, but also turn that excess energy in our bodies into electrical energy, ready to be used.

[@aaronalienseeker801]

Finally someone made my idea!!! This is my opinion on how a ufo would generate balance and create GeForce whilst charging itself on a larger scale

[@natalie-francescawoods639]

this is awesome, nice work!

[@1chamoy20006]

Very cool video!! Thanks for explaining what you did

[@samlamoureux3244]

how uch power exactly do your solonoids provide? per encounter with a magnet?

[@jeffsekelsky9967]

😍I love your videos! Keep it up bro!👍🏻

[@andieketchum]

Is there a way to take the idea behind a windmill and put it behind this taking and producing energy caused from the spins made by the magnets

[@apophissoftware7200]

Definitely cooler than your last video. I hate to say this, but your last video I felt that I wasted 6 minutes of my life. However, this one makes up for it!!! Cool video! :D

[@danielgallegos191]

This reminds me of the episode of Rick and Morty when they go inside Rick's Car battery

[@dnouxboomicy7286]

Imagine figits in side some kind of glass dome in a power plant being compressed with air and making them spin inside the glass this would be the future of energy

[@ClashGardener]

Great stuff Bro. Liked & Subbed for more. 👍

[@electricgeneratorstory]

Nice project. I created also a fidget spinner generator using 3 magnets + 1 coil iron - less ( from a syncronous 230 V motor ) + led + a fidget spinner

[@SuperTf2rocks]

You basically made an AC motor, nice job.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

yep, generating power from fidget spinners, what a time to be alive. I might also build a synchronous motor or VFD, would be cool to control a fidget spinner's speed with an Arduino but it might be a little tricky.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Of course, you can't create real "free" energy, because thermodynamics sort of gets in the way. But, for example, you can get wind to spin the spinner to create energy. This is free in terms of $$$. I define "Free energy" as converting energy that isn't ours into energy that's ours. This just demos that if you replace my finger with something from Earth, you get free energy ;)

[@jedayboi6714]

iBuyNewStuff u made it so I wrote a scientific text ...:'(

[@Gearheart8]

iBuyNewStuff all you just proved here is that wind farms are actually just fidget spinner collections

[@supreme704]

Art Schell there has to be a way to keep it spinning with magnets...some how...u know, push pull

[@frankytoad12]

.. but it's not even 'free" energy in terms of $$$ because you have to pay for the food you eat that powers your hands, which in turn power the spinner. It is just a highly efficient way to produce very small amounts of energy with no particularly useful application beyond what a traditional turbine would be used for. Fun to watch though.

[@kroidi]

supreme704 no you cant

[@balecbrawfish]

Make a nuclear fidget spinner

[@jedayboi6714]

RAGING CHEESE . how would you do that!?

[@balecbrawfish]

Ethan make it with tritium or thorium or potassium

[@alexwang982]

or uranium

[@balecbrawfish]

Daniel Hadaya wow you suck

[@iBuyNewStuff]

I died

[@miguelvillar2197]

Electricity is generated not when the magnet crashes the solenoid but when it approaches (the faster the more electricity) due to flow variation

[@pidotherhotpotatoes3127]

Nice work!! I was building a similar stacked 2 disk setup two years ago, using large ring magnets and 9" disks. I was able to observe an actual speed up of the system. No coils. I did experiments in both high speeds and low. At high speeds, a force potential can be caused to form an echo like effect where one magnet disk would kick the other in rapid succession. Or in other configurations it builds up and releases, self powering, through magnetic kick. I also worked with some one disk with a smaller rotor configs that showed these things as well.

[@benwinkel]

Turns out paul and ringo the only ones still alive

[@pidotherhotpotatoes3127]

Paul was likely replaced in 1966, causing the breakup of the band.

[@pidotherhotpotatoes3127]

But Ringo is the only original living member. As paul was replaced.

[@benwinkel]

Other stuff was going on mate, real life stuff. Things with girlfriends and all that shit. Stop believing in unconfirmed bullshit and focus on the facts. Anyway, i'm not wasting anymore time on this so don't bother replying, i was just yanking your chains.

[@icedbear]

Sounds like Orbo lol

[@meatwadforyodude]

So theoretical you could place the magnets at different places around the edgecenter part you hold and spin the spinner and it would light up however the current would likely be less and you would need some serious strong and small magnents

[@hitandrepair]

If you used a 3v coil vs a 12, will it work the same?

[@iBuyNewStuff]

it should have a similar effect, yes.

[@hitandrepair]

Thanks for the reply. I'm working on a similar project and when I get it done I will send you the link.

[@DSRRingMaster]

You actually gave me a great idea for my wind generators for my car believe it or not lol

[@DSRRingMaster]

Making pancake generators but only wanted 1 pancake to be pushed by the wind without connecting each one in the stacks now I have a good idea for the connection for rotation without physically connecting them... Wow why didn't I think of that... Lol

[@br4726]

Are you able to tell me step by step for this project please? I'm doing a physics project and this will be great to demonstrate in class. What materials do I need to buy and how to weld them together ( wires, Solenoid, coil)if you can. I would appreciate it thank you.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

No worries. All the parts should be in the description. Email me at [e-mail] if you want more info. Just solder the LEDs to the solenoids, attach them to the fidget spinner as shown in the video, and spin. Then bring the magnet near, and voila! Electricity.

[@jwbbark6808]

It takes energy to spin the spinners, but it is much more efficient than some other energy sources used today! This could go somewhere. 👍🏼

[@MasterFeiFongWong]

This may be off topic but I think some one might find it interesting :) I have an idea for a lifting force machine. Step 1: Get hollowed out cube. Step 2: Securely attach magnet to inner bottom of hollowed out cube. Step 3: Place a lever on inside bottom of cube behind the magnet that's securely attached to inside bottom of cube so that one side of the lever is pointing towards you and hanging over the magnet. Step 4: Attach a vertical bar to the top side of the part of the lever that is not hanging over magnet witch is securely attached to inner bottom of cube. Make sure the bar goes all the way up to the inner top of the cube barley touching it. Step 5: Securely attach a magnet to the side of the lever that is hanging over the magnet that is attached to the inner bottom of cube. Note: Magnets need to be facing each other with attracting poles N,S or S,N Note: The lever is going to have to be really close to the magnet on inner bottom of cube because of how close those magnetic fields need to be to interact. But not so close that magnets can touch. The magnet on top connected to lever is pulling the magnet on inner bottom of cube towards it and since the magnet on inner bottom of cube is connected to cube, this pulling force acts as a lifting force. Now at the same time the magnet on inner bottom of cube is pulling the magnet on top downwards BUT the magnet on top is connected to the lever so any downwards pulling force is being converted mechanically by the lever into upwards lifting force. Now if you know anything about magnets you now that there are magnets powerfull enough to lift far more weight then just there own. So essentialy this divice is exploiting the powerfull pulling force of magnets by mechanicaly transforming its magnetic pulling force into mechanical lifting force through the clever utilization of a lever, and walla stuff can be made to fly. Imagine if the magnets in this experiment where electro magnets so the ammount of electrical current going into them determined the ammount of lifting force that it would have. Now imagine this system being used as an attachment that could be placed under or ontop of vehicles to counter the weight of the vehicle and any cargo its carying. Now imagine if this was done with powerfull permanent magnets and turned sideways and placed in an electric generator and had enough strength to pass through the magnetic fields as it propelled itself forwards with its own magnetic pulling force. Signed AMA

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Thanks for the awesome comment MasterFeiFongWong! Interesting...

[@gentletom58]

Perfect, if you can manage the spinner keep on running without any further energy input :-)

[@andrewanderson5027]

Cool experiment but the led's still need the startup energy of your hand to produce any light, which eventually runs out, is there plans to experiment further where after the initial spin it can feed energy back into itself to perpetuate the light source?

[@iBuyNewStuff]

You could do lots with this. I was thinking of making come circuitry for more complex function, but haven't figured out how to integrate it on the spinner well.

[@barbaramcmahon1018]

If you have the time can you Drill a hole through the magnetic cube diagonally to corresponding corners and bolt it to the center bearing? Curious to see what will happen to your Soul noid Figet spinner idea.

[@FireCloud-RS]

this should become famous

[@YourBeingParanoid]

There's no energy source - then he spins the spinner - classic!

[@eggaweb]

This principal is scaled up in "flywheel energy storage", which is an alternative to batteries.

[@thedevilscry125]

wow that's really cool!!!

[@Orion5010]

thank good wheel bearings don't exist until fidget spinners. wait

[@MrJohnnyASee]

You can put a stator on the bearing, and magnet on the end of the spinner, a housing of opposite pole magnets around the outside of the spinner. Tesla figures that out a long time ago. Need to figure out a free way to get the initial spin on the spinner

[@danandjenphotography4967]

Good work!

[@sufferingidiots5113]

What about having the magnet in the center, stationary and secured, and the outer ones free rotating in the outer bearings?

[@iBuyNewStuff]

That would also work, but there's a bearing in the middle too, which pulls on the magnet and causes more friction, so it slows faster.

[@cedric6941]

What if you could put a kind of battery charger over the fidget spinner? I saw a video that someone made, he did put big magnets somehow around the fidget spinner so it never stopped spinning, why not trying that and charge batteries with it? Lol i may sound dumb, im new with electricity :P

[@cedric6941]

Im wrong with what i said, the video i saw was fake :( but it looked so cool!

[@palashnathdas2119]

If we able to reduce the magnetic locking , then it can be more efficient .

[@movemillions]

Also good for creating a close replica for a ufo ship disc shape

[@ManitasAmigas]

super inspirador muchas gracias me suscribo

[@pieflavr]

It's almost imposible to create a perpetual motion machine because on way or another, this fidget spinner creates heat which is lost due to it being able to radiate away. The magnet will eventually run out of "charge" per say.

[@roxcinelalor8306]

Great video I subscribe and turn on my notifications

[@ilikescience4631]

I'm trying to duplicate your experiment and am having some trouble. I bought the suggested selenoids (and used bolts as the core), attached some fairly small red LEDs, bought the biggest magnets I could find at Home Depot; but I'm not getting a LED flash when I bring the magnet to the selenoid. Any suggestions?

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Just as a test, hit the bolts with the magnet (While the coil is on it), and the LEDs should light up or flash, if they don't, turn the magnet the other way around and try again. So while the coil is on and connected to the LED, just tap the end of the bolt. Otherwise, you have to spin it pretty fast and get the magnets quite close. Are they neodymium magnets you bought? You can email me at [e-mail] and I can try help some more.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

There has to be fast movement while you do it -> the current is induced from a rapidly changing field. So hit the bolt fast or bring the magnet close to the bolt fast. Also try in a dark room to test.

[@thomasrad5202]

More accurate title: Fidget spinner powered led

[@phuong-tamgiadinh1663]

how about adding different value of caps to the led

[@andreasschraubt5122]

what happens if you put the big magnet in the middle of the spinner with the solenoids

[@iBuyNewStuff]

It just pulls on the center bearing too much and slows it down too fast.

[@AliceInAWasteland]

You should do this again but with a magnetic ring.

[@danifrank5316]

dude best crazy spinner

[@alexchoate8393]

actually it could be possible to make energy from fidget spinners but i would make it a 3x as big so if the magnet cant push it as strong it still has momentum to keep going

[@MrCosmicRay]

:) awesome bro

[@MantisRay861]

Wire a capacitor in parallel with each LED and you should be able to keep the LEDs lit for a longer period of time.

[@cobaltkingdude6419]

So you sort of figured out how to create free energy but the only thing left is the magnetic pull slowing it down eventually and friction because friction basically stops everything

[@ilovetigers5502]

This is cool

[@berblxcol4305]

Coolest video ever!

[@johnmedina3671]

Thermal dynamics can interfere with your "free energy"

[@suivzmoi]

just put two LEDs per coil in parallel and opposite polarisation so you get light on at least one of them regardless of current direction.

[@ilamparithimadhi4842]

if a video has fidget spinners in it, then youtube loading will be like fidget spinner spinning?

[@DarksideScientific]

LED's run on DC current, are you using AC-LEDs

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Well it technically is DC current... just pulsed.

[@KilluminatiArmy01]

All the universe is electromagnetism,so free energy is everywhere

[@cherrypepsi2815]

MrLong2003 wha-...?

[@julienbrendansimonsebastia2818]

Make a floating fidget spinner out of magnets

[@strangegaming9052]

So it's like a arc reactor. So in the whole time the iron man's arc reactor actually works with the help of a fidget spinner not palladian

[@tomecalm7]

How about reversing this, make an induction glove, and place it at the bottom of the thumb. (Palm side) Add a battery pack on the back of the hand, use normally, and voila! OH, btw you want to add a USB port for charging.

[@Nelrith]

Now what if you attach a kinetic capacitor and solar panels?

[@mfinegan67]

very cool

[@teacfan1080]

Imagine....going off the grid using fidget spinners!

[@khalilburns7991]

technically this isn't free energy, the fidget spinner will eventually stop. but i liked all of the videos with fidget sinners! keep it up!

[@HH-wu5od]

wow trying to build this rn

[@jayzirroh9419]

People puts energy into something, gets a fraction of it back, they call it "free energy"

[@brhh]

But if you let the magnets spin the spinner and then from the top add a magnet that light it up you will make free energy

[@cherrypepsi2815]

Alviti SKR not really, kid.

[@TheHomelessNinja]

im assuming since i dont have fidget spinners or super strong magnets that putting the magnets so they're not attracted wouldnt do anything to help them spin like they keep rejecting each other and move away so they keep spinning...? that was worded horribly sorry.

[@maulerrw]

the trick there is they dont "keep repelling" they simply move to where the forces are balanced. if you have two spinners with magnets on them like he shows, what will happen is theyll repel each other so they spin to where the magnets are furthest apart, but the next magnet will try and push it back the other way then so itll find the middle point and want to stay there. Itd work much like when theyre attracting in other words.

[@joshlerio2527]

I guess we're ditching Nuclear fusion and now sticking with electromagnetic fidget spinners for our energy source.

[@superrajatverma9318]

how you make things like this please sent another video

[@isabutreal]

1) Make 200 of these 2) Attach them all to something that needs power (computer?) 3) Get people to help you spin them 4) ??? 5) profit

[@ahmedbhbh2974]

i am from egypt i love your vedios

[@Sincuttiere]

we need to make them portable phone chargers that get charged by fidget spinners so you got to fidget to keep your phone alive

[@kingbronksman7377]

A better design would have been to make the fidget spinner have magnets resisting each other and then putting the magnet and rapping wire around it to have ti so its self powered

[@Giga_Joltvee]

If only there could be infinite energy source from this but eventually a magnet will stop magneting

[@LichTheLegend]

I really love ur voice!

[@iBuyNewStuff]

thanks Lich!

[@dynad00d15]

Of course, its a very limited source of energy and it is not free energy as of Perpetual Energy, which is a myth. Its just a cool way to learn how electromagnetism works.

[@RootedHat]

thanks m8

[@BioClone]

This seems almost dumb... but imagine this integrated on every Bollard on the streets of a city (where we used to experience airstreams by design) The amount gathered could be substantial... we used to imagine "bigger things" instead small things that could help our lives.

[@mimi2]

Magnets wear, so not forever

[@iBuyNewStuff]

;'(

[@RupeeRhod]

But electromagnets don't, problem solved. For the love of god, don't take this comment seriously.

[@gage3058]

Modern day electromagnets require a lot of energy to be powered. However, I believe we may see a change in the near future.

[@Edigor100]

There's no free energy generator, thats the first law of thermodynamics

[@eliasujashvili7113]

There is no way to make endless energy, I hope yet, you waste more energy with just turning the spinner than it will give you.

[@barriefarmsjr]

If you made enough of these could you make a fidget spinner powered car like a Prius, ya a Prius-fs (fidget spinner)

[@cherrypepsi2815]

Barrie Farms JR. Not necessarily

[@AquaCarb]

The next step is to power something like a mini Ipod. Imagine never having to plug it in to charge all the power is from the spin while you listen.

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Looks like you found the answer to your last question :)

[@WWJD23]

So do you think free energy is possible on the scale to power a home from magnets?

[@Newton_phuket]

you are the best youtubet 😉

[@iBuyNewStuff]

Thanks so much sans lazy bones!

[@pookiewood]

Can I help my daughter make this for her science fair if she explains how and why? Do I need to credit? How does that work?