Free Energy:How to Utilize a Cheap Ceiling Fan for lighting 220V 5 watts Bulb?

A 5watt build is lighted up by just using a low cost ceiling fan. Discovered and demonstrated by Prof. Salis Palasan of Mindanao State University.

[@davidbunk7850]

God bless you manong...wala akong pakialalm kung may nkadiskubre na nito noon..saludo ako sa yo dahil marunong kang mamahagi ng iyong kaalaman. maraming salamat po

[@BillHawkins0318]

Thank you for sharing. I think what some of the people below are forgetting; is that we take the POWER GRID for granted. There are many THREATS to our power grid. What if we lose it for an extended period of time ?? Many people will remember what you have taught them; when they need it the most. You are a good man. I love the way you ended your video. We need more people like you.

[@rezaurkhan]

Thanks for showing...those cheap china fans can help people in the remote areas where there is no electricity..Bravo,Sir!

[@filmgvc4115]

He seems honest in the job. no small battery inside the lamp. Well done

[@frankblackcrow8116]

It's good to see someone that can look outside the box and take back their personal power and have the knowledge that things like making electricity isn't beyond their reach, or that can show that we are not at the mercy of a company for a little bit of light.

[@701mackoy]

I made one of these last year and now I have a working windgenerator to charg a phone, light the house, and charg a car battery. Good stuff

[@crismineforever3335]

Really sir?

[@rowenvelososeno843]

Hi, Prof. Salis Palasan! I was so excited with your "invention". I hope you can upload more of it. Thanks a lot!

[@JohnJohn-yy4up]

very good find! pwede kayo gumamit ng isang 12v motor para paandarin yung ceiling fan powered by a small motorcycle battery tapos syempre yung power na nagawa ng ceiling fan pwede ng icharge yung battery para continous operation at yung excess sa mga 12v electronics na. syempre may regulator para iwas busted o sunog. dapat oiled yung bearings so less friction para maximized yung output.

[@JamesDamitSoftwareTester]

how can a 5 watt celeing fan charge a 36watt-hour battery and still have excess power to drive other electronics? hahaha

[@cadinvest]

congratulations!!! you 've spent almost half of your life to discover the humble dinam!

[@namronkhalid2504]

Sir Good Job . . Malaking natutunan ko sayo nung Student mupa ako sa msu main 2014. .

[@LightningAudion1]

sir.. palasan akung gi awat imung gi buhat... thnk you sir.. proud to be msuan marawi... :)

[@albertwolfe4386]

ok, guys stop all the backlash, I get what he means. If you were to have this as a back up when there is a blackout or under emergency conditions, you would use this. Your batteries will run down but your body should last a lot longer. Yes, we know nothing is really ever free unless you find it on the street or in the trash, but Salis idea is the running cost is free. I love this idea and have made one out of old junk I found, this will make good use of as a backup plan.

[@mahadeew]

salamat po manong sa pagbabahagi ninyo ng magandang ideya...... nawa'y makatulong ito sa pagmulat sa kaisipan ng iba.... all power to the imagination!

[@manuelabapo2499]

what a brilliant discovery. I salut you sir. Mabuhay ang Mindanao

[@litobalneg9634]

nice,simple idea that can make a difference,sana mgamit yang idea nyo sa mga lugar na walang png ilaw,the material are easy to find in the market...salamat sa pag share ng idea.

[@marcopoulo8929]

Very interesting for all the applications we can get out of this like wind tubines especially for low income countries, God bless you too !

[@carlosarce2998]

maybe we can mount this with another motor that will make give a steady spin using the same power produced by the fan. "reciprocating power" thank you very much for sharing your idea Sir' am looking forward to your success, please keep it posted so we may also learn from your projects. God bless po'

[@mikeromeotango2]

pede pala source of power pag gabi ka nag-bike, ididikit lang pala sa gulong....presto! Maliwanag pa ang ilaw mo! Superlike!

[@al-mosheytidal1296]

he used to be my group mate in graduate studies. best ragards Sir Palasan!

[@HerbertLye]

I don't understand where the dislikes from? But thank you so much for helping ppl. God bless you too.

[@nickydaleacorda6333]

Work and Energy , Greetings from Manila Sir !

[@decnijfkris3706]

nice presentation of free AC 220 V electricity

[@1miltond]

Great job love the idea You are a good guy And you heart is in the perfect place sharing knowledge

[@iykmoses]

1miltond this man is good. I will try to build This.

[@eklawan6282]

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[@vonrico2008]

If your area is not windy, a water wheel can rotate the motor, but must modify and must also have a multiplier gear box to rotate the motor faster then save all the power in a big battery suitable for the energy it produce.

[@ParishRaut]

Proff. Palasan. This is really a nice video. Make a video to charge a battery and use that battery for other applications.

[@DJjaysonkidd]

thank you for sharing this one to us sir...naa ko daghan same imu na gamit na fan...i hope i can improvise it actually im a computer tech but i like to explore more and to know more about certain things again thank you sir God bless you

[@pitzmayani8837]

bravo talaga filipino kso.. meralco ang unang magagalit pg naging famous to...

[@goldwinvioletasaycon]

Im looking forward to build one, the outdoor one..., wish prof Salis Palisan can also share how to make it outdoor...for the benefit of people living in coastal areas or top of mountains :) great job Prof.! kudos... :)

[@phipherfilipino7578]

I will take this as one of my research.. thanks pal! My recollection with the magnetic source of energy with the bike now on the light... I have lots of broken ceiling fans at home. I can't wait to try this one... thanks again...

[@blasenrique3990]

tataas na ang presyo ng celing pan, kakaiba talaga ang pinoy.

[@Nyxius0]

What you are holding my friend is probably a magnetic motor and can be found in old electrical appliances like old printers,vcrs, ceiling fans, and ect... they a very handy to use when you get tired of high electric bill costs or power outages

[@moondev369]

Hey, great idea. Though I was thinking about an energy free fan. What if we install a magnet using screws and pallets and use a motor to the other magnet which is facing the same pole to the one which is installed on the fan? Wouldn't it be more convenient? Keep up the good work!

[@marioblasalegria]

This is a good idea respect the man he just gave good input in dumb brain..

[@jimnoritake]

its up to you guys to think what ever project you want. he is just showing that this ceiling fan can produce electricity coz it is a magnet motor. use it as a windmill project and hook it to a battery, battery controller and inverter.

[@dpshesou]

thanks for sharing your ideas . May God bless you too abundantly.

[@iykmoses]

Amen.

[@andreisadventures4243]

sir, informative po yung video nyo.... ill try to experiment using your idea.... sana marami pa po kyo maishare na video gaya nito. God bless

[@stratocaster1greg]

God bless you and yours Sir. Very thought provoking.

[@falconianuk]

It's not free energy, you are the energy source, now like the suggestion below from ELLIOTT NUNEZ, if you could have running water or windy area to produce the initial source, then you have free energy, but thanks man your heart is in the right place, take care and all the best.

[@renmotovlog2841]

I already saw this concept in my neigbour. Idk what the use of it and finally i saw this video and yeah really good idea

[@joelbrenzuela]

god bles sir.... gawin ko itong wind turbine tapos e save ko yung power nya sa deep cycle 12v battery.. thank u sa upload sir

[@officialin2673]

i appreciate your job

[@0ZONE911]

Sir. Thank you for the info. How can I harness the electricity to a 12v battery? Thank you.

[@rogermansilungan1416]

Good job sir thanks for sharing it, im also a fun for free energy this is good for free running water area for lightning and cellphone mobile charging. More power and God Bless

[@RCPSASTANDREW]

Sir thank you! you are the man! one suggestion use magnets to propel your fan instead.

[@drhirsch7979]

Thanks, specially the last words! You are funny and heart full good human! Love & light

[@FaizalMohdMustapa]

wow this Guy is a professor? thanks for inventing a dynamo.

[@ciprianoleuteriojr1936]

thank you ser, sa idea mabuhay poh kyo sna my bgo ung nggmet na o set up na xa more vedeos ser

[@rastalooks7343]

man i appreciate what you want to say but sorry that concept was already been done, try some that is not been discover or been made, that will blow out our mind and will make us proud as a Filipino

[@benjhsbc]

Mr. Palasan, magbibigay ako ng komet sa sariling wika natin, na pinaniniwalaan kong ang mas makinabang dito ay mga kababayan natin. Masasabi kong isang malaking pagtuklas ang inyong ginawa na pinaniniwalaan ko na kung masusi muna ninyo pinagaralan ang implikasyon at potential nito maaring maging bunga nito ay pakinabang sa iyong pamilya o kababayan. Pero dahil marahil sa pagmamahal sa inyong kapwa tao at kasabikan ng iyong pagtuklas nasabi na ninyo ang lahal na marahil sa lihim sa maraming tao na ngayon ay pinaaaralan na ng mga dambuhalang mga kumpanya. Hiling ko lang ang unang makinabang dito ay tayong Pinoy. Maraming salamat sa ibinahagi mong karunungan. Susubaybayan ko po ang inyong mga susunod na pag-aaral ukol dito at sana ako rin po ay magkaroon ng pagkakataon makausap kayo upang maibahagi ko sa inyo ang aking nalalaman.

[@ambutsikikd7553]

galing ah.. akalain mo nadiskubre mo yun sir. susubukan ko po yan. papalitan ko lang yung blade ng vertical. para wind turbine generator type sya at subukan ko iposition sa bubong and hope there is enough force to rotate the fan. thank you.

[@jhoeparas9768]

Hi po ..Nasubukan mo na ba gawing windmill ??info nmn kung ano resulta at kung ano ginamit mo inverter..tnx

[@goodbill1661]

Thank you for that piece of formation I will get on it soon as I have the money for the fan

[@wakachzunglora6709]

Sir Salis, , Maybe that Low cost ceiling fan is something like a "Synchronous Motor". Indeed it will generate a potential difference across its terminals once the rotor is rotated. Same principle in Wind Turbine since it is a Synchronous motor it will generate power once enough rate of air hits the turbine blades. I admire you just transfer the energy from your body to the bike going to the ceiling fan and finally to the bulb... Thumbs. Up. Keep going for further improvement. Franz. from Cebu.

[@sankara5958]

thanks for sharing, a good conclusive remark too. a real good Phillippino man

[@PVZBlover]

Prof. Palasan I Have Learned That, Using A Cheap Mini Ceiling Fan As An Anemo Generator That I Will Make In The Future

[@hightekmodels]

You just made my day brother in Christ Jesus.

[@shahbaazin]

God is the Light of the World, Thanks so much SIR, you are an inspiration....

[@samlite7768]

Thanks for showing this to the world, and for giving the facts about "Jesus", as all light and knowledge comes from Him!!!

[@darwinbalagtas7272]

maraming salamat po sir s pag share nito....good job sir..

[@jaggieman]

don't remove the propeller of the fan. put it outside where the wind can blow it. then use it to charge a battery. then you can have a stable electricity.

[@jhaycutie19]

thumbs up sir ,.. proud to be a filipino

[@srpulsar]

Please place magnets in order to spin instead of using a cycle wheel. The magnets will automatically spin the fan base and electricity will be generated. it will be a very useful automatic electricity generating device.

[@Shambu598]

Very Inspiring, Salute from India

[@19pagenotfound85]

sir thanks for the info. ive been searching for alternative free energy for emergency. like total blackout due to a power shortage like what we've experience last year in whole regeon....

[@Sonyoooo3]

Or using it at night for people who has a old manual step sawing machines combined and add chargeable battery to give extra light when not using the sawing machine?

[@kevzcrtz2000]

galing nyo po sr. magnet nalang kulang.

[@donaldarunsaldanha7328]

pls clarify one thing ; can i run my ceiling fan as wind generator? does it generates electricty if i keep out in air ? if so why one is buying wind generators ? pls explain.

[@johnrichards5972]

Thank you very much Professor. God bless you too.

[@jasonraemiguel3137]

Hydro is the best prime mover of that alternator but it has a very low ampere. 1 ampere approx. We need 6-12 ampere for a better, safe and effiecient power.

[@aavulaananddass1516]

Yes idea is good for work out and get free energy Thanks for video

[@davidran5923]

It only can work with bulbs that will start with with electronice starters. Because the amper come from motor of fan is very very lowYou can make to become also a wind mill also. It is not bad to dream Sir!; -) God bless!

[@wisevirgin1696]

God bless you sir for sharing this knowledge to us.

[@alreadythen1]

Galing naman po, Salamat po for sharing the Good News!

[@almiradinlauso4082]

Gagawin ko palang po sana yan,kaso naugawa nyo na po pala..de bale,shout out ko nalang po kayo..thanks..

[@marloncaluag4820]

thank you sir... I tried your discovery and it works pretty well...i would like to use your discovery on a project and it will be great....thanks

[@ronaldodelmundo8990]

Very nice presentation sir, but if you said free energy, there's no external source of energy, you lost energy from your body(kinetic energy) to produce current so its not free but it can help by the way.

[@deolito131]

sir i am currently here at mindanao.... it will be my greatest honor and privilege to work with you in harnessing free energy.... i have some theories and i have deduct some experiments. i wish i could help you and also help me....

[@Ykcein]

Great! Thanks for sharing the idea.

[@beltern]

Brilliant..!!! this video.. is really interesting.. Keep it up..!! Brother.. I'm with you.. for that.. Have a good day.. See yah..

[@abuali4981]

Very good and excellent performance

[@tylerawesome1572]

Just how big is this fan? Like somewhere around 24 inch to 36 inch maybe?

[@KAMLESHPATEL-sm4pd]

sir, whether can I use celling fan operated on A.C. 230 VOLT, If yes I think there is no permanent magnet using in A.C. fan so how can electricity generat. please inform me.

[@mesachsagang5134]

sir thank you soooooooooooooooooooooo much for the upload.. God bless you...

[@jaymanansala4908]

Sir, parang dynamo lang po na nilalagay sa gulong ng bike para umilaw headlight. same as yung mga toy cars na kapag pinagulong mo umiilaw mga lighting kahit walang battery.

[@maestroamonathan4279]

nice work. ill buy a low cost ceiling fan and duplicate the experiment. this can be a good wind turbine project. and a community based project like using an old motor ( but need more readings)

[@jasond9327]

Thanks for this it's cool idea. Maybe you could leave the fan part on and use wind to power it. Maybe even connect to a battery charger and charge some batteries! God Bless

[@marcusblickerify]

Your a good man. God bless you

[@brianbenedictbasbas5887]

Galing mo sir! I like your demo.

[@JonJonAdamson]

um sir, hindi po ba mas maganda kung ginamitan nyo na lang ng lumang alternator ng sasakyan yun? hindi po ba mas efficient ang alternator kesa gumamit kayo ng sirang bentilador?

[@tarekabbas3227]

thanks for this video ..... waiting for mor ideas

[@Sonyoooo3]

So its useful for reading and biking at the same time at night time?

[@zamhrizasfiar2012]

very good idea,you are so kind.

[@maharlikapro1355]

you can open the fan and rewire, put some magnets then it would rotate without mechanically rotating it.

[@gelpogi123]

any idea on magnet motor?? perpetual motion?

[@H.W.H.alshammari]

nice and usefull work.Thanx

[@dreacul]

Wondering if u can rotate that using magnets. Interesting. I think I will try such thing!

[@maxlee75]

Found the fan and it's expensive around 30 dollars and you said in the Philippines its only cost around 1.60 dollars? is it because of tax? found no manufacture name on it. having this idea maybe someone already creates a self-power fan since the fan only used around 60w but the fan blade rotation can produce around 220w of electricity, has someone already see this model? let me know and tell me the manufacturing brand name here. Thanks

[@JuanLaum]

sir, does it have the possibility to produce more than 220 volts caused by strong wind and produce more than the bulb needed?

[@JmJones2611]

I'm here in Phil and I love to eat balot for the first time.

[@wensis2006]

Amen Brother! God loves you! God made you a genius haha. Maybe you can keep the roter moving by using magnets. I mean placing small magnets on the rotor (without blades) and then use a bigger magnet close by to push the magnets. God bless you brother! In Jesus powerfull and loving name!

[@christiancaragay8811]

sounds interesting. make a video demo bro

[@wensis2006]

chris chan I will try it, only i need some money to find the right magnets. When i got the video i will post here aswel.:)

[@christiancaragay8811]

nice. looking forward to that.

[@TheAlbinobatman]

Wensis Rompas Use speaker magnet.

[@AlienRelics]

That's a perpetual motion machine that you are describing, it will not work.

[@geraldineluzong6920]

how about we put the free energy we can get by utilizing magnets inside the motor just by adding extra magnets to rotate the motor to get free energy?