We make a spring-loaded inertia engine for a Lada

[@Gkuljian]

It's not even April.

[@kwslife116]

ya beat to it. lol

[@Colorado_Native]

Same thought here.

[@tslim250]

yeah, i thought exactly the same before i even clicked the video

[@jwalster9412]

It's April in June..

[@AndrewTSq]

I guess april is spring, and this is spring...

[@rommelcorbito808]

It's only a matter of time before garage 54 built a 1st portable nuclear reactor powered Lada 😎

[@ayhansaglam3811]

😅

[@jakez5440]

Bro jus casually built what Nasa has wanted for years😂

[@jlucasound]

The Mr. Fusion Home Energy Reactor.

[@adamnguni5646]

Don't give them ideas, we don't need a lada Chernobyl

[@BeepBeepParkie]

A few manufacturers were actually experimenting with nuclear-powered vehicles in the '40s and '50s.

[@Bushybowl]

Love how you guys can create and have a laugh and make a video but high respect that you're not full of shit and always truthful with your builds at the end. The things you're all capable of making shows your skills and it's amazing

[@baabn]

I hope this is sarcastic...you can't create power with springs 🤣At least not more that was put in. Verdict? There's probably an electric motor somewhere in that rusty contraption. 😜

[@lucaleonte3943]

@@baabn read the comment u responded at better and watch the last minute of the video before judging

[@Joseph-ew6ou]

​@baabn hopefully this is a sarcastic comment. Lol. He even said he likes how they're truthful about the builds. If you watched the complete video you would also of seen. The mechanics talking about the starter being what was moving the car.

[@statusvip8418]

@@baabn wow dude, do we have to explain the physics of it to you for you to get it?

[@pjf222]

​@@baabn tell me you didn't watch the entire video without telling me you didn't watch the entire video.

[@joeblow6478]

Only five minutes into your wonderful guide, and now my Dodge is running fantastic without any fuel. It does require a little push, and a steep hill with a bit of wind behind me, but otherwise, it's faster than ever! Thanks guys; no more gas stations for me!

[@rossbrumby1957]

I think the ballast a Dodge has, it would lend itself well to a couple masts and sails- very hard to capsize!

[@gregedwards1087]

How do you get it back up the hills?

[@JustMe-lp1em]

That sounds better than my brand new Chevy ever ran! The salesman suggested I get Google maps pulled up and take it straight to the junkyard as soon as I leave the sales floor! I didn't think it would make it. That said, to my delight and surprise it did.

[@bororobo3805]

​@@gregedwards1087teleport back to the top

[@jimh598]

Al Bundy would be proud of you

[@atomicgarage5606]

Garage 54 is leading the way in renewable energy 😂

[@wastelander89]

I love this channel. Im glad they have English version so the rest of us can enjoy the fun experiments

[@TSRGarage]

The hardest part of building a perpetual motion machine is..... hiding the battery. Edit, wow, I've never gotten so many reactions to a comment. Yes, I did watch the whole video. Another great video from Garage 54 👍. "Where to hide the battery" is a very old joke about perpetual motion machines. Well, at least as old as batteries and electric motors🤣

[@Mastermindyoung14]

The easiest part is finding this comment

[@ricardo1e93]

The battery is literally hiding in plain sight. It's the flywheel. Duh.

[@Pyroteknikid]

*playing the video backwards

[@Suisam1]

@@Pyroteknikid and the starter motor connected to the gearbox thats turning the extra fly wheel. Thats about the speed a starter would move a car when engaged in gear

[@Suisam1]

lol just saw the end in black and white... called it

[@Markcain268]

Next time put a giant magnet on the front with an iron bar in front of the magnet to pull the car forward.

[@aa-iy6yn]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 just fell of my chair

[@kermit8619]

This is Roadrunner shit right there 🙂

[@reymysteri0sucks]

They already did that 😂

[@thegamerboi7034]

They already have done it

[@houtanmc7075]

[@elvine2149]

They never run of idea after so many years it's impressive,love you guys.

[@kevfit4333]

Russian Top Gear that is better than Top Gear.

[@JamesThomas-kx5sj]

​@@kevfit4333Better than current Top Gear absolutely. But not better than the original show. The Africa special where they went to the source of the Nile is one of the best pieces of TV media ever

[@kevfit4333]

@@JamesThomas-kx5sj The original show with Clarkson Hammond and May was 24k TV gold for sure.

[@gavincurtis]

Pro Tip: Use robust rubber straps instead of springs for a wider power band.

[@rossbrumby1957]

The wider the strap the wider the power band huh?

[@timfisher77]

LOL

[@BSS22193]

Springs are better than rubber bands

[@gavincurtis]

@@rossbrumby1957 Correct. Wider the strap, wider the resulting power band.

[@hakan8997]

They should make a 4 stroke engine instead of a low torque 2 stroke. I mean they have 4 springs just pulling the up and down side of the axle instead of all four sides. Some tape on the flywheel would reduce alot of drag. Waxing the car would give another top speed!

[@commentdeleted173]

My favorite part is the neighbors reactions!😂😂

[@scorchedearth1451]

They are used to these kind of things. They are waiting all day for the next invention comes driving past.

[@AutoPassie]

I know how to apply a throttle. If you can have better springs, you can make a mechanism that makes them tighter and looser. It should be able to decelerate, so it should spin faster when the tension gets higher.

[@ChaotiX1]

Leave it to the russians to break physics and create the worlds first perpetual motion machine

[@knutarneaakra6013]

😂😅😊

[@christophermharlow]

Powered by a starter lol

[@frankdesbaux]

There were the first in space after all.

[@AnalogDude_]

​@@frankdesbaux No, Germany was first in space in 1944. check V2 test launches, they did 178 km apogee. everyone else used this technology of the V2 as they took it home with them.

[@SimpleThingsOnly]

@@AnalogDude_ Soviets abandoned V2 technology and used Korolyov´s expertise.

[@robsyoutube]

Man those Ladas have a quiet starter motor. I know a guy I could troll so hard with this. Was always telling me his crazy ideas for a perpetual motion machine.

[@Kathod]

Thermodynamics left the chat XD

[@stoneheart9679]

You mean conservation of energy?

[@Kathod]

I mean physics in general, but it's a joke , it's fine.

[@chadrobbins4021]

​@@Kathodterrible

[@nerminjahic4125]

Yep but the problem now is that looks legit....now its hard to believe that....well I will try myself

[@kingcosworth2643]

@@stoneheart9679 It's thermodynamics, conservation of energy falls into thermodynamics. Perpetual motion machines don't work because they produce heat.

[@Hick_Dead]

The hardest part of building a battery is where to hide the perpetual motion machine.

[@akintangun]

What an original comment

[@Hick_Dead]

@akintangun what an even more original comment. It's a meme, dumbass 🤣

[@MrRadicalMoves]

I know this is a joke but on a more serious note I would love to see you try to make a 5 stroke engine out of a Lada motor. Compared to some of the crazy stuff you have done, it would be rather easy. The whole bottom end of the engine would stay unmodified. The head would stay unmodified. The distributor would stay unmodified. Only 3 modifications would need to be made. Step 1. Block off the exhaust manifold so all 4 cylinders now empty their exhaust into the manifold. Now it acts as nothing more than a gas transfer between cylinders. Step 2. Modify the camshaft so that on the exhaust stroke of cylinder 1, the exhaust valves of cylinders 2 and 3 would also be open. Then on the exhaust stroke of cylinder 4, the exhaust valves of cylinders 2 and 3 would open again. That way the exhaust from cylinders 1 and 4 would help push cylinders 2 and 3. While this is happening the intake valves for cylinders 2 and 3 should always open on the upstroke of the cylinders which would be the actual exhaust. Step 3. Modify the intake so that only cylinders 1 and 4 are fed fuel. Cylinders 2 and 3’s intake ports are now the exhaust ports and this is where you would hook the exhaust to. Would it work? I dunno, but you already made a 2 cylinder lada motor so I would be curious if this would be an improvement on that or if there would be to much friction from the extra 2 cylinders and just a 2 cylinder motor would be better?

[@Mark-vn7et]

I’m too stoned to really figure out what you’re trying to say, but just yesterday I saw a video about a 5 stroke engine but it was completely different from what you are saying. With 2 small outer pistons and 1 big one in the middle.

[@paulalcock6735]

​@Mark-vn7et he's saying that cylinders 2 and 3 are acting as the larger piston

[@Mark-vn7et]

@@paulalcock6735 ah off course thanks!

[@fryloc359]

They used to do something similar with steam engines, it was called double expansion or triple expansion. The trick was to make the high pressure cylinder smaller than the second, in order to efficiently use all the pressure. The Titanic had a pair of triple expansion engines, and was so efficient that the steam pressure exiting the third cylinder was below ambient.

[@paulalcock6735]

@@Mark-vn7et No problemo

[@justanotheryoutuber1445]

Now attach an alternator and use it to power small things and charge batteries.

[@Alobster1]

Yeah like charge the battery that it running from...

[@magnusatheos7301]

This channel never ceases to amaze and entertain!

[@thezimra9429]

nice picture

[@majoroverkill1376]

Absolutely brilliant!!! With the right clutch like a snowmobile uses and much larger and more springs this could be usable. Maybe a magnetic starter? Fantastic build!!!

[@niemma2]

reminds me from old fly wheel bus / gyrobus, bus store energy to fly wheel, bus stop had electricity lines where it speedup fly wheel and move to next bus stop.

[@TabooRevolution13]

You use it to charge a battery!!! ^^ This is to charge the car battery! I love this channel! You guys ran a car with the Spring piston AND the magnet piston!

[@andygoldensixties4201]

fine, after the springy engine show us the summery engine, fall engine that runs on fallen leaves, and wintery engine that runs on snow

[@RobertEMason]

I really appreciate this channel. Greetings from USA

[@rsharma3602]

Put small DC motor to rotate large Heavy Wheel. Then you will see only 1 KW motor with 100 kg 4 feet Fly wheels can drive attached to your Clutch and gear box. This technology used by GE in producing Electric car in 1936 approx. Even some e-buses use this flywheel system before. That save energy

[@simongbedii6482]

You can can also try springs on the inner axles of each tyre in addition to your peppertual engine spring.

[@CameronM47]

Garage 54 releases a new video, checks diary to make sure its not April 1st.

[@spudsmckenzie4123]

The hardest part of making this video; getting everyone to hide their smiles and laughs. Look at everyone outside the garage struggling. Hahaha thanks for a good laugh. 😂

[@IrfanIsrael]

BIG FAN!!! I’ve been following you for years...

[@mrsheabutter]

I love this channel. They prove their work and when it works they show you the result, just like when they fail

[@jwalster9412]

I see no issues here, this will definitely work...

[@TildaAzrisk]

While it doesn't do any mechanical work, it does in fact spin while being attached to a car that moving. For the purpose of being a fidget spinner, it works great.

[@TheTruthPlease100]

It's a first prototype! And it works! Now to get it to work better! Add some gearing! So cool!

[@angusnz7910]

Brilliant…going to try this on farm water pump

[@Alobster1]

I hope your joking.

[@yanpelletier2679]

L'idéal c'est d'avoir un concept moteur a plusieurs cylindres (4,6,8,10,12 cyl ) Avec qu'une seul prise sur un vilbrequin ca oblige a utilisé 4 ressort sur le même point .... et un ressort ou élastiques a une durée de vie limitée ( même dans une utilisation a température ambiante optimal ) Le problèmes si vous n'avez qu'un seul point d'attache ... si un ressort ou un élastique casse... ca va créé un debalancement au force appliquée sur le vilbrequin.. et au final créé l'arrêt du moteur ... Si la force est reparti sur plusieurs point ... meme si ya bris sur un cela n'affectera les autres ressorts ou élastiques... Mais utiliser le concept du moteur a aimant serait plus logique... car il n'y a pratiquement pas de risque de bris mécanique

[@3rdpig]

"Oh, hello boss. Oh you need me to come to work as fast as possible? Ok, I'll be there in about two and a half days".

[@truetech4158]

Mix that with flux gate magnetic attenuation to help overcome the resistance point during rotation, and you can send the power of rotation past coils to harvest the potential energy, while noticing a boost in horsepower dependent of the size and array design of the flux gate. You can also consider working with MU metal or aluminum magnetic insulators if to help shape the fields for better results.

[@beNi.ah1991]

thank you guys ✌️

[@TheTruthPlease100]

Hey! Can you recumulate the spring tention as it unwinds on another spring so it will last a whole lot longer? You could use a magnet generator (not resistive but works with the direction of motion so you don't loose as much energy) to store some energy to even complete the winding on the other side? And then back and fourth from one spring to the other!

[@icommandoi145]

Flywheel energy motors were used for 100's of years on old tractors and even today you'll find flywheel kinetic energy storage used in the electricity industry to provide power between power cuts and switching as it's continuously running while the power is on and the inertia and flywheel energy is then used when the power is cut although this is for short durations obviously :)

[@wally7856]

I think there was a tram in Europe that used flywheels for propulsion. They had to be re spun up at each station/stop located a few hundred yards apart but they were in service for a bit.

[@hell_pike9150]

I always thought it would be good idea to have a large kinetic flywheel braking system for semi trucks where if on a steep downgrade, you could engage the kinetic break, and then reuse that energy when the truck levels out. First whirling up the flywheel on downgrade to reduce speed and store the energy in the flywheel, then engage the flywheel to propel the vehicle shortly after

[@edifyguy]

That's hilarious. I smelled prank as soon as I saw the "perpetual motion machine" engine. I have known the physics you explained at the end since I was a small child, and also respect you all as honest. Starter motor.....yep, that would do it. Thanks for the laugh, guys.

[@Atomized997]

When russian’s enemy is thermodynamics XD

[@simongbedii6482]

Try two wheels on the same rod to increase speed. If successful then you increase to four and six on the same rod or different rods just as engines are of different cylinder blocks. Waiting for the update. Congrats.

[@nop3noperson]

Always the hidden gem. Good job fellas The starter motor gem that is.

[@michaeljturk]

Hey guys great content !! Love the experiments very refreshing !!! Btw I have a idea for or of your experiments, What if so you could use electric motors on the front wheels and remove the alternator, then use the wheels as generators to make electricity to charge the 12 volt battery , no more need for brakes!!! Front and rear , can make an electric switch to lock wheels for the handbrake function !! Cheers Mike

[@DaHa-rv6hn]

Finally a video that demonstrates KZbin needs a 100x playback speed setting

[@owusuafriyiedennis4386]

Mission accomplished. Good Job. With research, it can improve

[@lloydhenry2868]

I guess science works differently where you are

[@chazlabreck]

It's upside down

[@happinesscompilation5252]

Slave mentality much? They never said this was perpetual

[@jlb5672]

Brilliant but you should use inertia motor to generate energy with an alternator, then the alternator could feed an electric motor connected to gearbox??? Just a suggestion Great job 👏👍🫶✌️

[@Mark-vn7et]

I need to stop smoking, it took me 8 minutes before I figured out something was up! And I’m a frikking car mechanic!😂

[@stevenc5227]

And not a very good one by the sound of it🤣

[@dimitar4y]

don't worry, some cons are actually so good it's an art. It's okay to be taken away by an impressive art. That 360 shot had me going since I had no idea how they managed to get such a nice shot.

[@Mark-vn7et]

@@dimitar4y it’s not the con it’s the con artist, or better yet the team from garage 54. Every other video on the internet and I would see it straight away or at least have serious doubts. But the guys over there are so crazy with their designs and such, they always tell the actual outcome of a test, so I had no reason to doubt them. Up until the point it became really ridiculous. But what I find curious is how you trust somebody or something you don’t know, never will meet and only see occasionally on KZbin. And you just trust them. I know the mechanics, I know a perpetual motion machine can’t excist. But for some reason I believed those guys

[@ZAHIN9]

​@@Mark-vn7etmetoo dear 😅😢

[@valdircanuto-nh6mh]

Boa tarde amigos Questionando a máquina de movimento perpétuo ela existe já a vi por incrível que pareça ela ainda é mecânica

[@walterbrown8694]

I've been using flammol-65 as a very effective fuel for most of my internal combustion engines for over 3 years no. It is readily available and free. This fuel is a by-product of the free energy machines which appear to ubiquitous these days. I just placed an order for 500 gallons from Garage 54. All I had to pay was for the shipping cost. This deal was arranged for me by a Nigerian prince who phoned me to tell me he had established a solid working relationship with the good folks at Garage 54. Naturally, I had to pay the shipping cost of $120043.00 up front, but they seem to be such great people to work with. I was also informed that the flammol-65 is 100 % emissions free, and should be readily approved by Greta Thunberg. Can't wait to get my shipment of flammol-65.

[@billwit7878]

Those engine run great. You only need to run the video backwards

[@howtobuildmodernhouseforin4924]

Why not do the exact reverse video running so that we can learn from it.

[@lol_surprisefoo]

One of your coolest projects, even as simple as it was.

[@IrenESorius]

Thermodynamics second law out the window,, 👍‍‍😅👍‍‍

[@kemottomtr]

Thermodynamics in russia are forbitten as part of rotten west civilisation. They have their own rules. Like eg. all is possible with vodka. If something doesn't work, use more vodka and it'll do.

[@christmassnow3465]

it's amazing that you have put so much time and effort to make a video on something you know will not work. I advise you to try and build a "flywheel battery". These batteries actually exist and they store energy using a flywheel. They can be charged by spinning the wheel faster, and when you drive the car the flywheel releases this energy as an electric current. This was intended to store much more energy than a battery and is said to charge more quickly. However, it never materialized into a commercially available product.

[@Ole_CornPop]

For half the people watching make sure you watch the whole video. 🤣

[@danielmielcarek4679]

My question: How many ladas had die from his hands 😢

[@adautoeduardocontisolano4187]

Not enough 😂😂

[@WickedGod-l7x]

All the springs need to be pulling the wheel around at the same momment of enertia. It needs to apply the tourque like a single phase ac motor does with electro magnets.

[@Murray-e4f]

Why would you not mount a small generator on it and charge 12/24 v batteries But no you people have to mount it in a car try to drive it on a road !

[@Azure_Zahab_Truth_Zealot]

I have an idea that could give some acceleration... Make the bars that the springs mount to move lower with a lever, which will tighten the springs and cause acceleration. At least in my head it seems like it'll work. That is of course if y'all didnt fake this with a starter motor.

[@gulfy09]

Kinda like a camshaft or solenoid

[@RedzuanCiLz91]

​​​​​​​@@gulfy09Put some adjustable at end of springs to reduce the tensional force and maintain the speed at same time to prevent it from runaway/overspeed just like runaway diesel senario, this might working but not for cars due to weight/fractional to inertia, maybe with some small generator might works as temporary genset. Cant believed it works even it just temporary, i wonder how long the flywheel maintain the same speed or how long it would spin😂.

[@UCCLdIk6R5ECGtaGm7oqO-TQ]

9:02 "We did hear some whirring noises..." - yeah, that'll be the starter motor. :P

[@da_SpiffR]

I like the new editing style showing a bit more of the build with the boys. Bravo!

[@MrPir84free]

8 seconds in, and any person of reasonable intellect is checking the date of the video to see if it was released on the 1st of April ..

[@johnlindsey-ep6nr]

So you have to get the engine is on suspension system to compensate for the pot holes. Venues like a centrifugal clutch to make it go faster or slower or the transmission you engage in transmission when you want speed and then unengaged the transmission when you don't want speed

[@egoaut]

How many scam-shafts does it have?😂

[@LectronCircuits]

Absolutely hilarious, and it's not even springtime. Cheers!

[@Concreteblockmachineug]

Great video layout and the physics explanation at the end..

[@miketee2444]

Pretty slick. I'd love to see yall explore crank stroke, spring tension or high quality bearings to maximize RPM.

[@WilliamHoward-s7u]

Two cranks with timed slack and tension double fly force spring relief do to rotation like a cam. For your next adventure. You will be amazed

[@mungmungie]

If you had a more constant resistance, maybe this would work better. I'm thinking it could have a marine application--perhaps in conjunction with a Flettner rotor to help keep the mechanizm turning. Due to the low revs, it might work best with a paddle wheel as opposed to a propeller. Yes, that takes it out of the automotive arena a bit, but maybe there's a way to make a Lada float!

[@PamelaRiley-gg9dy]

Love how much effort these guys put in to entertain us and then half the commenters don't even get that it's a prank. Hilarious !!

[@markchapman2585]

This channel is amazing. You guys did everything you can do to a engine or car that I can think of. Cheers, guys 🍻.

[@fix-and-drive-diy-repairs]

The springs increase the energy that flywheel is keeping. Awesome idea

[@zuquelyt3273]

This could be my favorite channel, because I have tried it, its work.👍

[@johnlanddigging1987]

Think about the fly wheel retracting like a auto gear change but the reverse action of the fly wheel shrinking in to form a tighter spin, it here the magic will happen as it will spin even faster as it shrinks in on its self as long as the weight stays the same!

[@hjaltesrensen8214]

I was just debunking this as i went, laughing at the ridiculous concept, and then i got to the end and they definitely got me here😂

[@jasonwakeman3821]

Use an engine block and crank of you're choice up the spring count to match the the cylinders, maybe try some variable rate springs ( like beehive springs) , utilize the oiling system for the crank. And don't attach the springs to the connecting rods so they don't get resistance on the upstrokes. I don't know I'm Drunk.

[@chicklet202]

If you use a mechanism similar to a drill bit in front of the flywheel , it will make it more aerodynamic so that it's running in line with the direction the fly wheel is spinning to reduce drag and increase inertia of the spin ....if you also use a better angle and length on the cam rod with stronger Springs .....it will work more efficiently and make it much faster

[@chrisjohnston4400]

You just know the oil companies are going to make these guys disappear.

[@danielscheuer939]

Ɓy adding two small versions of that to the sides with two different belts going to it should help the speed and movement so it shouldn't shake as much plus shortening the big one will help

[@gordonstull1962]

The under-square springs go through coil and uncoil making the flywheel turn in only one direction. Would it be possible to use over-square springs to reciprocate the flywheel back and forth? Recoil devices are limited to certain degrees of freedom of motion with in a solid.

[@BrianHurry]

So proud of you guys for keeping the black and white portion in the video

[@EricOnline92]

Could setup a way to essentially revving the motor to maintain or even increase momentum by adding an Electric Drill or something like that to apply more speed and even applying a way to get over minor obstacles such as hills and potholes. Have it spin up the Fly Wheel to apply more torque. Awesome idea though. Love the fact something so simple and so easy to put together can pull a car along. Pretty nice. Would like to see this evolve over time some how. Hopefully you come back to this idea. Even making something to change gears would help with speed. If you want it entirely manually motioned. Different size Gears to shift to so you can adjust the speed. That way the speed of the engine can remain essentially the same but setting up different Gear Ratios ⚙️ could help with speed like, as I said, without changing engine speed.

[@frankpokorny]

Small modification you can take the springs and make them adjustable so that you can stretch them harder to give it more push

[@frankpokorny]

Make? The bottom adjustable to pull the springs harder

[@DjToxicCandy]

This would be excellent for a power generator! How about making the lower spring anchor a crankshaft to reduce and add tension at the right time on each side with a timing chain set up? 🤔

[@jamestilley8072]

Wonder if more springs or stronger springs would make it have more power? What would happen if the flywheel was where a normal engines flywheel was? I’d like to see more on this

[@paulgewiss9238]

What if that flywheel were to power an alternator instead which would provide juice to a battery bank which could conceivably power an electric car motor. That might be fun to explore

[@SamMonkulas]

That’s the best idea you got - brave thinking. That way the control of car will still be as normal

[@valdircanuto-nh6mh]

Esse pessoal da garagem 54 são bons ainda mais quando ele roda o mecanismo depois de pronto com as mãos a partir dos 3 minutos do vídeo fazendo ele girar bem suave e com uma rotação constante estao de parabéns meus amigos

[@Mysteriousalien23]

What if you combined magnets like with the magnetic motor you guys built along with spring inertia engine😮

[@stevenfaber3896]

make this a series please, and please on the next one use a starter motor to jump the flywheel, and make that the inertia impulse. You should be able to go much faster/farther on that. Other options include mechanical crank, bungee cord, and some other things. I would also like to see this used for a tracked vehicle as a propulsion method, really feel like novosibersk could use these options for winter fuelless travel., and the battery for the starter motor is the key. You could also use a hall sensor to indicate when the rpms have gone down too far, to flash a light on the dash to clutch the flywheel, so that the springs and cam can keep moving but you can re-impulse the flywheel itself. SO MANY IDEAS!!!

[@rickfordmorningstar130]

did you not finish the vid?

[@angelica1981]

please revisit this but scale up the springs and maybe flywheel a lot of antique tractors used big flywheels

[@qoph1988]

That's the most kludgey method I've seen to make a crankshaft. I love it

[@ds19dsfn]

Like it, specially when you applied load to the engine.

[@Palestiano]

For a moment, i thought they believed that its free-energy, but what do you guess its Garage 54 they know it all🤣🤣🤣

[@muwongeemmanuel5894]

Can we use the same mechanism be used to generate power by running a dynamo

[@elidozier6567]

Add small one cylinder engine to it. Having a torque convert on the small engine would all you to rev up the flywheel. Pair it with some stronger springs and I’d bet it’d be pretty efficient.

[@μπάμπηςαστρινακης]

Next video idea. Make a small tank fill it with air put a solenoid valve and with a press of a button and while going above 4000rpm spray the air in the intake but with also some small amount of gasoline to see if you can make diy nitrous more like diy airous

[@willierule3744]

Do you know the best part about your guises experiment is that you don’t bullshit Ass you guys are on us and tell us win something just is not gonna work and you give us good entertainment why are you fake us up first which is freaking awesome I love how you do everything. Thank you for being so honest and so good at what you do. You guys are awesome again thank you so much for the entertainment.

[@Iamgroot685]

might goes better if you try maybe cutting off about 3 inch of all springs or replace with some heavy duty ones. the flywheel at the front must be a little bit heavier than its load. (whole vehicle, driver and all passengers).

[@davisrs1]

😂 In the end he said it was the starter motor that was propelling it, the laws of physics are preserved!😂

[@Aplushandymanservice]

its possible but idk the weight of the flywheel is heavier than the restriction on the springs but without weight or less than the restriction it will cancel each other out

[@manadoria]

Thank you for adding the section starting at 9:29; some individuals may have otherwise accepted the existence of perpetual motion.