Recovery magnet based perpetual engine - 107% functional

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[@Wreck-Gar]

Let's all give a round of applause to that poor starter motor and hope it gets a nice vacation for a couple of weeks to recover 😄👍

[@Leha__777]

😂😂😂👍👍

[@Wizard__J]

…. What is it starting…?

[@utzufideli9769]

still wondering where they hid the battery for the starter though.

[@nicholas_scott]

Reminds me years ago when my clutch died. Because of Covid, took a couple weeks to get the parts so I drove without the clutch, using the starter motor whenever I had to stop. Never failed on me

[@jimmyhackers8980]

A round of applause for thier first electric vehicle, ive been asking them for so long to make a lada electric with starter motors. im actually quite happy they finally did it!!

[@billynomates920]

it's an excellent engine but it only works one day a year - great video, guys. all the best from the UK!

[@fastinradfordable]

There’s only one day at a time A day is all u need

[@HDXFH]

Yeah only on 30th feb 😂😂

[@RPMATTACK]

From uk aswell bruv

[@sashajack3899]

Now you need to make a V-8

[@kamikrazywarboy2008]

​@@sashajack3899By our deeds we honor him. V8

[@matthewbattie1022]

This is amazing. I have never seen a starter motor that can take that much torque, for that long without burning out!

[@olanlevan8470]

It's only spinning the flywheel since it's a standard also due to the cold weather the solenoid is not fast to overheat, it's only when he engages the clutch that the setup starts to build up heat and possibly there are 2 batteries hooked up in parallel to increase amps which gives them about 20-30 minutes of run time enough time to do the whole video which is about 12 minutes long. Also normally a starter has to work against a load created by engine compression but here there is no engine here thus no engine compression to work against. About the only thing spinning is the flywheel and the only load is the clutch gear which the starter with a good battery can easily rotate.

[@PeppertheDorkie]

I have moved a small car with the starter motor quite a few times. Many years ago I had a Toyota with a cable operated clutch. Started it in gear and drove to dealer for new cable. Also ran out of gas in a Renault Le Car and cranked the starter for a few feet to get off the road.

[@user-rl1th6mj2o]

Because wasn’t a starter , don’t be negative

[@rvbv95]

I give him great credit for admitting it was just an entertainment exercise. Not like so many others making useless false claims. 👍😊

[@volvo09]

The biggest problem with perpetual motion machines is where to hide the battery 😆 I like the Garage54 twist on this! Keep up the good work guys.

[@kaspis0019]

Its not a perpetual motion machine he even said it in the video, magnets have can expire and they become weaker over time

[@RoboticParanoia]

😂

[@nicholasagnew2792]

Its a hell of a battery they're using. Idk, its obviously not possible

[@garycarpenter2932]

my grandpa spent many years trying to figure out perpetual motion. he was born in 1908. so it really was a big thing to figure out. he never got it right, but, in the 60's i played around with his best tries. magnets of course. the machine looked like a scroll saw, with a gyroscope where the blade would be. it would spin for about 3 hours.. not too bad really. he was a pretty smart guy. geez, by the time i was 12, he taught me how to cut stiars and rafters. if he had another 100 years, he very well might have got it right.

[@volvo09]

@@kaspis0019 he explained it in the video as a joke, not that it works until the magnets are worn out.... It will not work, not even for one revolution.

[@DaveFromColorado]

That was an awesome April Fool's prank! ... you know what they say, the toughest part of building a perpetual motion machine is trying to hide the batteries.

[@skye1491]

I was going to say this

[@azulfenix7]

where will the batteries of the entire universe be, because that is perpetual motion, in fact there are actually machines demonstrated to the public that work... obviously for national security they do not come to light

[@steveg6199]

Glad he mentioned it's an "almost" perpetual engine. 🙂

[@xaviergirard1860]

Ever tried tu think by yourself? Should try….

[@DaveFromColorado]

@@xaviergirard1860 ever tried to post that comment that wasn't useless? You should try ...

[@AnyManProjects]

Man! You guys almost had me there for a while! I kept thinking “this is against physics 101!” But you made it look so real. 😂😂😂

[@cliffcampbell8827]

This channel has some of the best automotive content on KZbin. The experiments are almost always totally insane, serve either no practical purpose or have potentially huge benefits in the industry and is consistently very entertaining. I hope you guys never stop being you.

[@FRESNEL_COOKING_SOLAR_OVENS24]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@gilsonsoares-mz2lc]

o Discovery turbo devia passar este vídeo no canal lá !!..

[@cristyliviu]

At first I was blown away, but but then, as you say, you can't cheat the law of physics. Good one!

[@user-ke4oz9rz8x]

Lada doesn't follow any rules, not even the laws of physics

[@sorejack]

funny as this prank is, the design of the system and the use of magnets would be a brilliant way to make a sterling engine self starting.

[@luckyalbanotti1741]

Magnets do.

[@thefreedomguyuk]

The laws of physics are widely misunderstood and misquoted. Didn't your school teachers try to convince you that centrifugal force actually exist ?

[@vikinglife6316]

@@sorejackThe issue is not creating perpetual motion using magnets which can be done until they become demagnetized, they cant stay in motion due to the environment. In order to create a very long continuous motion you would need an atmosphere that had no resistance like outer space however magnets are not as strong in that atmosphere so although in theory you could convert the motion into energy it would be utterly useless

[@Wagonman5900]

"How long is it going to last?" "Until the battery in the rattle gun dies." I love it.

[@EYEONEVENTS]

There's no battery .. keep drinking

[@waysidemantis7143]

If this was done in the US the creator would "disappear" and never be seen again.

[@Bene1gaming]

Why?

[@isaacwhitefeather4146]

Exactly what i thought when i started watching it and it worked and i was like don’t get any bright ideas

[@lennymalley745]

As an American I absolutely love this guy always thinking ahead always doing some bad ass shit❤

[@jimmyhackers8980]

a round of applause for thier first electric vehicle, ive been asking them for so long to make a lada electric with starter motors. im actually quite happy they finally did it!! THEY NEED TO ADD SOME MORE MOTORS!!!

[@CAESARbonds]

They could use a good old Soviet made forklift motor. They are excellent for overvolting. Would be fun to watch.

[@jamesrey4275]

April fools! Greetings from South Africa.

[@emilschw8924]

Greetings from Pretoria! 👍

[@baby-sharkgto4902]

Hello from Vermont!

[@HiltonHeslop]

Capetown 💪🏽💪🏽

[@gerhardvanwykzs4rum685]

From deneysville freestate next to the vaaldam greatings

[@johanswiegers1287]

😂 kzn !

[@silvertongue3003]

Instead of using tubes where friction would occur you could use coils that turn into electric magnet when it receives power pulses the electro magnet will not only have a much much stronger effect on the permanent magnet “piston” and also will create a floating system where the permanent and electric magnet never touch each other making it virtually frictionless.

[@RobertNES816]

It's amazing that starter motor lasted that long!

[@JT_771]

There are folk out there that totally fall for such stuff. Enjoyable to watch G54 not just play around with it, but come clean on it in the end ... hopefully keeping people realizing that this stuff cannot in fact be done. Good times.

[@Iaintwoke]

Trust me, there are still people out there that believe these things are possible. 🙄

[@eddiewillers1]

Lol - good to see Vlad and the crew engaging in a little April Foolery!

[@Dr.JustIsWrong]

"Coming clean" is the reason I find 54 credible in the first place..

[@blakerodriguez5999]

They fooled me 😂

[@dh2032]

help a lot when you get the video, a week later and it published a day after April the 1st, it need translating (not complaining the production are pro. rate sensible look at problems, and off the wall solutions, something will stick one day, and we all can say it was seen here first?

[@Jynxx_13]

All these video's that came out TODAY are great. The internet really got in on this.

[@vagnsorensen8345]

Thank you! Very dramatic, who would have guessed that two opposing magnets attached to an engine crank shaft (?) would mysteriously keep moving up and down without any help. An excellent example of "FREE ENERGY." Now that you have demonstrated how it COULD work, I would like to see it operational without putting gas in the tank! 😎

[@briancisneros7515]

i didnt see any smoke

[@factormars4339]

Didn’t need gaz, he doing this on the starter, so on the batterie.

[@rico8911]

As much as i like this channel and as bad as i want to believe it there is no such thing as free energy

[@iangreenx]

Excellent. Much needed fun that all the world can share. Best wishes from the UK.

[@w8biatvrepeater638]

Why am I watching this on April Fools Day?!?!?

[@michaelszczys8316]

By the science of everything I could see and witness on this video that supposed ' motor ' was nothing at all. Like putting a couple springs in PVC tubing connecting them to a crank ( a very tiny crankshaft at that ) and putting a flywheel that we never saw on the crank. Spinning it and it keeps on spinning. OH ! Then hooking it up to power a small car, bigger than a go-cart. Hey, it's on youtube, it must be true.

[@beachcitymobile]

Perfect video for April Fools. 😂 Great job guys! 👍😎

[@J.McSmithy]

Good people having fun, cheers!

[@chathurangakularathna5544]

This man takes pranks to very serious level.

[@idj20]

Aaaaaaah, my mind was actually blown away by this and wondered why this has never been refined . . . and then the penny dropped. Well done guys, you got me.

[@yonkromis7883]

I believe Elon Musk has a factory that the starting to make those for real

[@jenaiallen5337]

​@Yon Kromis yeah, he's been developing it for about 7 years now

[@carpballet]

You were blown away by the impossible happening? Lol

[@me3333]

This is exactly what I pictured a Russian EV to look like 😁🙃😁 I have to admit you guys had me saying "there's no way that will work" at the beginning and starting to second guess myself part way through

[@johnrobert2148]

One thing is true though. This idea has been conceptualized about a century ago. And if it worked, we would have been using it today.

[@nickl.3134]

Could you make an attempt at making a linear actuator run a car like a steam locomotive. Love this channel.

[@TheChris1299100]

That would be quite a sight!

[@dogwalker666]

Would be easy.

[@TimpBizkit]

An inefficient electric car😅

[@zafarazmi2116]

They should make a V4 or V6 from it... It should make a few horse power so the car can put into 3rd or 4th gear..

[@joels7605]

Thanks for explaining that it's a prank at the end of the video. The problem with April Fools is every other day of the year people watch the video and think it's real.

[@nicholasholloway8743]

Lmfao, yea ..

[@tomashogg8868]

i cant believe i falled for it. Nice work. You done it again! Greetings from argentina!

[@Luis_Antunes]

What really matters is the initiative and courage to make new innovations that help people move around at low cost.

[@psychosis7325]

10 seconds in and I'm laughing so hard it hurts because I know exactly whats coming 😂 I wish I could speak Russian because it seems like Vlad is one heck of a smart bloke and a lot gets lost in translation.

[@danbergthold3481]

An excellent April Fools joke - good one Garage 54! I must also compliment you on the gorgeous test Lada you used in this video. That's a dream car! Absolutely lovely!

[@dh2032]

there holding up well not many Weston car will be even run by the time there the aged as that car is? so who will be laughing then? and that lada will still be going get parts patched/remade in simple back street shops as needed? can you see the high tech Weston car with all micro chip, and stuff, that need very expensive kit year training, large production cycles, consents quality testing, to remake busted control chip? it ant going to happen, the retro computer community are in that state at the moment, chip fail, and replacement that were cheap are now become pricy, and then unavailable? unavailable is word Lada owner do not under stand?

[@MiamiWebDesign]

LOL you can see the guy with the hat turning on the electric motor when they first start it up

[@patriot1685]

well that's fkn amazing!! good prank! You had me for a second until my brain kicked in

[@SonicBoone56]

I love how well your April Fools content blends in with your normal content lol.

[@johannescoetzee2652]

Can we visit and see Hans

[@Hamokk]

I love how Garage 54 always finds even weirder things to test and build. This magnet engine would be at home in the postapocalyptic wasteland.

[@dannyboy6754]

This is GREAT! Please make a 6 or even an 8 cylinder version. Have fun.😂 You guys are pretty damn cool. Keep inventing and be safe.

[@SunJaycy]

grateful they dub the videos, amazing channel. fell for 2 of their april fools videos now lol!

[@frankmayer139]

Hey guys. Greetings from Arizona, U.S. That was a good one. I knew it couldn't work, but since it's April fools day, I had to watch it, and it's nice you came clean at the end because I'll bet there'd be at least a few dozen people out there who will waste their time and money building one. I'll bet someone would build a V16 and try to drive around town in it.

[@loucipherreed3211]

Nah, people like that aren't smart enough to even try and build that fantasy. They'll be the ones to try and sell you shares in a great company that's going to make it.

[@yunesaljubouri9718]

😂

[@vivache2762]

this chanel support Russian-terrorists........and you?

[@blueballs8]

Had me in the first half, not gonna lie!

[@triballynx3751]

hahaha that reveal at the end was perfect

[@michellecullen8911]

I really need to see behind this thing 😒.... Edit.... Bahahahaha you got me to start with I was in complete disbelief because I thought it would be impossible 😂... I was getting frustrated because you wouldn't show the back of it. 😅 But see you guys have always been so serious and I really love your professionalism when it comes to mechanical engineering and that sort of thing so I had no reason to not believe you. I was getting ready to try making my own I 2as thinking of doing a V8 version of it if yours had that much power lol 😂 😂🤣🤣🤣 anyway guys thx so much I truly appreciate your videos.. 🙏💜🕊️ 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂 g'day from Australia ❣️

[@jerichojoe307]

A wise man once said "the greatest obstacle to a perpetual energy device; is where to hide the battery"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 love it guys. Keep up the good work that was awesome. Society is so easy to fool.

[@gmspeedgarage3697]

Nikola Tesla hast du eine bohrmaschine andere keine du bist ein Huren Bock wie Bosch Mercedes Porsche 😅😂 also Ruhe ihr Satanisten 🥊👊🤫

[@emilschw8924]

I love these guys and this excellent april fools prank! 😂

[@user-kh2yl6nn3l]

I don't know how I missed this . If you can design this as a more permanent design and four cylinders, this could actually work decently . Imagine free transportation . This is why no one's done this before . lol :)

[@andreaspelke1808]

Are you now what you doing,you are the first men on earth how make a perpetomobile.bravo

[@WhitfieldProductionsTV]

in tough days, happy these guys can make us have a laugh.

[@nekoroms]

Best april fools thing so far today :) big thumbs up

[@imaginewonderwhy]

Love you friend. If we were neighbors, we'd be best friends. I put a Corvette engine in my Ford f-150 truck. I built a 9' boat with a 75hp evenrude. Why are we supposed to be "enemies"? My leader doesn't like your leader?

[@FrustratedBaboon]

I remember when I ran out of gas I used the starter motor to drive to a gas station about a block or so and it worked like a charm.

[@mclr.cfabricationandperfor5255]

Add more cylinders please 🙏. Would love to see that! Then I was fooled

[@crazygeorgelincoln]

I was lured down the rabbit hole also.

[@zsombor_99]

If you somehow combine this with a powerful starter motor, then you might not even need to push-start this thing anymore! Also, try other higher gears, too, not just 1!😉

[@dhag72]

it does have a powerful starter motor lol watch the whole video

[@Koemi405]

This idea is brilliant 👍

[@AndreiWolf-dt3ol]

don't forget when this "engine" was on stand i saw Serghei put his hand on the hidden starter motor, btw this was a cool prank

[@bizziebear]

My uncle Mark Manchester created a Magnetic impulse engine 20+ years ago. I was with him every step of the way. We spoke to a engineer someone who buys and makes the inventions. He told my uncle this will change the world very dangerous to have this kind of invention. A year went by or so back and forth conversations about how important this is to mankind lol I swear to GOD then they come out with it in NASA they stole my uncle's invention I was right with him that man and many who came in all those times said there is nothing like this out there. Then boom there is??!!!!

[@zacharylittle7244]

I really want to see one with 4, 6, or 8 magnets now that’s a cool concept

[@Capturing-Memories]

I feel sorry for the folks who didn't watch the video to the end and left with the impression that this indeed worked at 107%.

[@ralphoutland5226]

The whole time I was like what no way... Loved it.

[@MichaelThomas-wb2xu]

Great prank, well built, but it was obvious there was too much friction in the system for it to be really working. It was another great show, I keep watching for what comes next!

[@thebaddestogre-3698]

That's always the excuse it seems. 😄

[@andypdq]

Even with zero friction, it wouldn't work.

[@ddegn]

@@andypdq Yes, it's not the friction, it's the laws of physics which prevent these magnetic contraptions from working.

[@pdubz1392]

you dont think things like this would be perfected...there is tech out there you couldnt even comprehend.

[@ddegn]

@@pdubz1392 "things like this would be perfected" What things? Power from magnets? Magnets are great for turning electricity into motion (electric motors) and for converting motion into electricity (generators) but they're not magic. Magnets are useful to convert one form of energy into another form of energy but they don't create energy.

[@dexewing1]

LOL! April Fool's Garage 54 style. Love these guys....keep up the great content!

[@Gamerock82]

Glad I watched before reading comments. You got me bro. I was legit on board to try build this. LOL That said, I think the design has merit, tbh. Imagine ramping up the build quality and reducing friction. Add four more cylinders with Automobile grade magnets, a tuned cam and a flywheel. CVT gearbox out of a '96 Jazz - smooth as silk at

[@OlRuss-ki8go]

A man from 4 miles away Did build a perp. clock. That honestly works

[@Gamerock82]

@@OlRuss-ki8go I can't see why it can't be scaled up. We have precision machining and balancing techniques and by eliminating "rest" point and cogging, it should be possible to drive a flywheel. After that a simple gearing system should provide uninterrupted torque.

[@OlRuss-ki8go]

@@Gamerock82 ive thot for years on a 12+ charging system to electric motor with variable trans that once started should continue once started. Theres alot more to it in my mind than can be easily written .... But variable pulley positions will make it work. Maybe im hard headed but im gonna have to prove myself right someday w/o be wrong. It will work ✌️

[@GTech_builds]

when you here vlad start to gigle you this shits getting good

[@nathansharma87]

I fell for it. I was like, oh my god. This is the type of thing i think about all day. Free limitless energy! You got me.

[@dh2032]

and all you harf a drainpipe ? 🙂

[@Bodgemiester]

Would work better with piston return springs

[@Brikzilla]

Still looks smoother than a ford escort😂😂

[@repentfulsinner]

Darn it I thought my 105% was going to hold the record.

[@edwatts9890]

Nicely done, gentlemen!

[@bobdavids1691]

Hope to see you guys make a crankshaft for the V8 version 🤣

[@mrreed-gf4go]

These guy break my heart.. there's tear in my eyes.. oh boy..

[@davidsanders6957]

Watch out big oil companies !!! LOL, LOVE IT !!!!

[@562frankrivers2]

It’s amazing all the ideas you guys have but even more incredible that you guys actually put them in to play…never stop keep coming up with new things 👍👍

[@spyder7758]

is someone gonna tell him?

[@willierule3744]

I gotta say man, you never cease to amaze me you everything you guys do is so freaking brilliant. It is so awesome good show ❤

[@lawriemcleod4911]

Watch your back, well done. Now you know how the Wright brothers felt.

[@gadgetdeez7069]

The most pissed off starter on the internet. Lol

[@elangelito]

Jajaja, buenisima la adaptacion a la vida real. Un abrazo !!!

[@randtom]

Grande Angelito que te colaste en el canal de estos rusos, no me lo esperaba jajaja!

[@gustavomonsalves7789]

Jaja donde te pillé angelito jaja

[@JoshWayneTheFirst]

Eres un grande Angelito. Gracias por los videos que haces para desenmascarar a los caraduras.

[@sataTemplar]

¡ Mirá en donde apareciste, Angelito !

[@cocusar]

Increíble que vos también veas esto Angelito!! mira hasta donde llegas wacho, qué copado

[@arthurmann578]

The most amazing thing here is actually just how long that starter motor lasted without overheating and burning up! 🤔👍👍

[@dh2032]

all the gear teeth melting there only rated 3 for 4 second run time?

[@MikeFougnie]

Yes, but it's probably -40c there. Good for cooling

[@arthurmann578]

@@MikeFougnie Good point! 😄👍👍

[@dhag72]

3 or 4 seconds? more like 30 seconds to a minute at a time? @@dh2032

[@MrRazorblood]

I have an idea. How about adding a pneumatic motor powered by an on board air compressor. That should be fun to see if it works.

[@OverdriveGaming-plays]

When the magnets are compressed, it affects the level and amount of electrons that are actually in the atoms of the magnet. When the engine strokes that the magnet pulls away that lets the magnet recharge and the electrons go back to normal. The magnets get a little hot. it’s like a solar panel because you’re waiting for the energy to be collected from the ambient to get the electron state of the magnet back to normal, and then you’re trying to cool the magnet down. it’s not breaking the laws of physics because you’re collecting energy from the ambient environment to reset the electrons and the state of the atoms in the magnet. it’s more like a solar panel, but it is basically free energy, almost. Definitely very cool and amazing and we should use this.

[@fredwupkensoppel8949]

Well, first and foremost, it's not breaking the laws of physics because it doesn't work at all. Also, magnets aren't electron-batteries.

[@quinn860]

Wonder would it work if you had radial engine setup so you have constant push pull, nice and even.

[@thecrazyfarmboy]

No, it wouldn't.

[@osier769]

Great video guys, expected nothing less. 😂

[@marekurbanek2082]

i had a similar thought. just with speed control using an electromagnet instead of permanent magnets.

[@hillbillybeerdranker6678]

You need to use the perpetual machine to turn a generator to make electricity to charge a battery for an electric motor that will propel the car.

[@jeanackle]

Great job, as always! 😀👍

[@Shinnosuke02]

The hardest part about perpetual motion is to hide the motor and battery

[@henrygallegos3399]

That's absolutely brilliant !!!!!, great work fellas, now just get it perfected....

[@kennedy67951]

Man it’s time to set up and think big comrade. Think Generators, Home Power Systems and of course Cars, Trucks and Bikes. (LOL) Awesome 😎

[@rad3sh]

Я хотел бы видеть больше модификаций двигателя, таких как рядная шестерка с правильным балансом.

[@user-eq8tk4bm4n]

Не увидешь.

[@bonniscootor]

You guys do the craziest experiments! Would've been great to see it try to shift higher than first 😆

[@tomcadero9875]

This guy watched until the end for sure.

[@bonniscootor]

@Tom Cadero You are very correct. They had me completely convinced at the beginning, but about halfway through, I realized what day it is 🤣 I just had to see how they were actually doing it lol

[@Akotski-ys9rr]

I was saying the whole time “let me see the back of it while it’s running!”

[@DonCarlione973]

An "almost perpetual motor" Haha, this is an amazing idea. Great work man! 👏🏻

[@cenreaper9127]

You need to make upper magnets rotate so they can attract and push each other. I don't think they have enough power to bring back piston to a top dead center.

[@bsadewitz]

It's not possible. There's always a loss.

[@calming6481]

That's incredible you should try and male one with 8 cylinders

[@stevelindsay3643]

BRILLIANT. PLEASE MAKE A V-4, V-6, V-8 TO SEE JUST HOW INCREDIBLE THIS TECHNOLOGY CAN BE. I THINK THIS IS THE ANSWER TO POLLUTION-FREE VEHICLES. IT'S A GAME CHANGER.

[@chronobot2001]

I hear the hardest part about making a perpetual motion machine is figuring out how to hide the battery or the wire that is powering it.

[@vitor900000]

Ah yes... April 1... The most boring day of the year.

[@-one-object_4579]

Great Video on the Myth of perpetual motion engines Guys, I Believe there is a way of making one that uses the Earths Magnetic Field as its Power Source.

[@tonycavez]

Elon Musk can't turn a screw lmao

[@woodscreatures4909]

that is very good to aply on a whater pomp or generate electicity or estactic machinary .

[@edgarhinojosa4664]

Loved that prank 😵‍💫 you all even had me going 🤣 👍