Gravity Power, Gravity Light, Gravity Energy, Free Energy

[@jimhood1202]

Nice example of a small scale gravity generator. Hook up a solar array to swing the gantry round and you have a small solar system with mechanical battery storage. Nice work, thank you for posting.

[@jimmym2719]

Wow a good design👍. For me I will add Another power storage system to power the short repeat movement using gearing leverage as long as energy from longer downward movement is on the plus side this system surely works better than lots of fake perpetual system in u tube. 👏 keep up the good work

[@thinkENGINEER]

Yes, thank you. This is just a prototype made by us during our college year, simple demonstration showing how to harness gravity in power generation.

[@thinkENGINEER]

@@jimmym2719 , thanks, perpetual motion to generate power is an impossible thing thanks to science. I hope other people will find this idea useful and improve in in the later days to come.

[@jimmym2719]

I like your idea👍, since the unit needs time to flip back, probably install another unit to continue the downward movement providing power & charging while the storage battery can power the 1st unit back to repeat the process.

[@kennyanderson9224]

@@thinkENGINEER please more informations this project.

[@electro_genius]

I am extremely surprised and delighted! This is a working interesting model! I'm a designer myself and I study gravity, but my model is quite simple. Now I want to repeat this! Respect and LIKE!

[@thinkENGINEER]

I highly appreciated your commendation. This is just a prototype made by us during our college year, simple demonstration showing how to harness gravity in power generation. You will produce much better work than this I believe.

[@miguelangelflechamolas9415]

Puedes usar el sistema de los relojes a cuerda antiguos o los de muelle modernos también. Para que sea más compacto . En este caso no es la gravedad,sino la manivela.

[@просто21млн]

если использовать два груза? для более простого поворота и выроботки энергии в два раза больше? но сделать длиннее

[@dattatrayagokhale5762]

Nice Idea !! The concept used is "overhauling" as applicable to screw jack i.e. stationary threaded rod and moving threaded nut OR vice a versa. Though I have studied this in academics, but seen this practically applied, hence you deserve credit for it. Keep it up !!!

[@SINANOZYOLDAS]

For 15 years, I have been working with angular resonance and I am ready to do the electricity generation project together with investors who agree to make an official protocol. Everything will be done openly after the signatures are signed.

[@sshutupurface8345]

how did that go?

[@SINANOZYOLDAS]

​@@sshutupurface8345Whoever builds such a system, the rule to understand is simple. You cannot produce energy without getting energy from outside with a disc that rotates continuously and whose angle does not change every second. Of course, if you try this, you will understand the subject better. At least 2 different resonance angles are needed to generate energy. This video system has 1 constant vibration resonance. Therefore, it acts as a kinetic capacitor (temporary energy storage). It does not provide any additional energy to the system. Everything is in physics. There is no energy created from nothing. Existing energy is used in the best way. Gravitational energy is present everywhere. In my design (ARES), this is provided by the robotic and mechanical system whose angle changes every second.

[@TheLalhruaizela]

Very good. Lubrication i think should be kept in regular intervals. Steel structures and chained levers were costly for me, so, i might use weight of a stone and ropes employing the same concept. Thank you.

[@baraBober]

This is beautiful. Imagine if everyone had a larger version at home. One spin from the user, and it provides power for an hour or more! Great idea!

[@mmuameal7802]

可以长同高20米50重50杆的...

[@mikelcampbell6072]

Would not work

[@baraBober]

@@mikelcampbell6072 With this type of approach and "optimism", definitely won't work.

[@mikelcampbell6072]

@@baraBober u would lose energy in the rotation of the machine and in the friction of all the gears ... if using solar panels just hook them directly to the grid

[@rig_it_safe]

@@mikelcampbell6072 solar doesn't work during night

[@Jaggerbush]

A lot of work went into free energy just by the first frame of this.

[@yashrana2673]

This is one of the best gravity models i have seen. Have you calculated efficiency?

[@Chris-ji4iu]

I'd be interested in how to scale up a similar model? How efficient (or inefficient) is a larger model? How big to provide household power?

[@meex88hiphop]

household power is about 20kW now it depends on how often would you want to rotate it this one lasted for ~7 minutes efficiency doesnt matter because this thing is falling down any way, whether you use 1 light bulb or 100 light bulbs so for 1kw peak output for 7 minutes youd need 6,613 pounds at 49 ft height @ 100% conversion (gravity to electricity) rate multiply by 20 - weight or height

[@Chris-ji4iu]

@@meex88hiphop Thank you! Now to build them ...

[@meex88hiphop]

@@Chris-ji4iu im excited to see how it turns out :P

[@meex88hiphop]

​@@Chris-ji4iu if you would put 36 of those machines in a row you would need to turn the crank by 1/4 turn or about 5 deg for the 2nd machine to be on top each consecutive machine would have to be at a 5deg offset creating a spiral im wondering if the force needed to turn 36 machines by 5deg is greater than all power generated by 1 machine

[@Chris-ji4iu]

@@meex88hiphop Right now just 1 is a bit out of reach for me, but I see where you're going with this. Fewer units tied to a battery might be better (?). And of course continuous operation has challenges as well - so maybe more units (no idea how many) and rotate them out on a maintenance schedule?

[@saulomorales5841]

Nice Job RAFAEL, GOOD and PROFESSIONAL DESIGN, CONGRATULATIONS and thank you for sharing, Best Regards from Veracruz.

[@thinkENGINEER]

Thank you so much Veracruz, I hope someone will be able to utilize and improve the design in the near future.

[@mchintosh]

@@thinkENGINEER hi,where can i see this project?

[@luizgomesmartins]

Enfim um projeto bacana e com real sentido construtivo e melhor, escalonavel, tanto como fazer ainda mais alto quanto ter várias peças assim, e tendo um motor ( de preferência tubular ) aonde um movimentaria 2 ou mais peças , ou seja, enquanto esse chega ao fundo, o próximo já estaria descendo, não limitando o tempo de geração, e claro , usando painéis solares e bateria para que a movimentação não pare Nesse momento vislumbrei um segundo gerador, na parte de cima do projeto, ou seja, no meio mento da descida fornece energia para as lâmpadas, o outro aproveitando o movimento gera energia para carregar a bateria, e assim que o peso descer, o motor de cima utiliza a energia gerada para fazer o.prso subir, e não teríamos perca energética, ou seja, um giro, duas energias . São projetos assim que dá gosto de assistir, algo inteligente e bem pensado .

[@TheUCROS]

Many things happen to humanity on a daily basis, from technological and scientific advances to political and social crises in different parts of the world. As for the invention of the seesaw to extract oil, it is an example of how innovation can lead to the creation of new technologies and solutions that can have a positive impact on the world. The transformation of Carlos Ucrós Piedrahita's oil extraction seesaw into a machine for the production of clean energy is an example of how creativity and innovative thinking can lead to innovative and effective solutions. The creation of the Ucrós Electric Cycle system is a new source of energy that can be more economical and efficient than other current options. Importantly, innovative technology and solutions can have a significant impact on the world, and it is critical that new sustainable and environmentally friendly solutions continue to be researched and developed. What things happen in humanity? They invent a seesaw to extract oil and a Colombian Carlos Ucrós Piedrahita comes and modifies it and extracts energy UCRÓS Electric Cycle with his new way of transforming ENERGY www.ucrosenergysystem.com Whatsapp [phone] with my system Ucrós Electric Cycle, where I transform a SEE EXTRACTION OF PETROLEUM in ONE machine for the production of clean energy on a scale of 60Kw up to 5,000 kW It currently costs USD $1,000 for each KW assembled and occupies a space of 6 meters by 3 meters in length and width. It is a new source of energy that is cheaper than solar and wind power and more efficient. It does not use fossil fuel, sun, wind, Batteries, Completely electric cycle, Ucrós helped me with the gravity of the earth and other components and the seesaw.

[@domingoscavallini7065]

Ok. How much energy do you need to elevat the mass? Is this more tham you get in the generator?

[@ImanAmericanamerican]

Would a large gear wheel on the bottom attached to a small gear wheel on its outside create faster spin with the smaller connected gear and more energy?. Not an engineer. Just wondering. I love this

[@thinkENGINEER]

Yes, we also use this idea, we use servomotor with built in Gear as generator. The high torque produced by the system was translated to high RPM by the gear mechanism coupled to generator.

[@Volkyno]

Hello! How long is the distance that the weight needs to travel from start to finish and in how much time?

[@vish5798]

What is inside the black box and why is the grove screw spinning. Please explain the workings.

[@sapapele68]

Muy bueno por favor más información gracias desde Colombia

[@MrDavidstone9999]

Much respect to what you have created here, by any chance do you have the blue prints available,or,if? Is it available on open soure, as I am trying to make a Gravity Generator myself, kind regards David Stone

[@azra3234]

If I want to build a gravity generator. Buy a 500 gallon water storage bag on Amazon. Put 1000 pounds on top and let the water coming out of it trun a Pelton wheel. See if it can generator electricity. Don't have the time to do it myself

[@lortzo573]

@@azra3234 well it would be water driven not gravity then xD

[@lortzo573]

im currently building one and this mechanism seems not as efficient as what i have, just have the weight hanging on steel wire wich is coiled up to a gear which turns very hard but slow into very fast speeds to drive generator. if u have the weight directly sitting on the turning rod i think it loses to much energy to friction

[@xdavex797]

Good work engineer 👊🏼👍🏼

[@miketully9592]

Now I would think about running the power output to a battery and making the system liquid for weight and use a pump to pump the water back up to a holding tank and then the empty bucket lifts up a valve open and starts filling the bucket again Charge two or three batteries and if it only needs one of three to reset itself well

[@meex88hiphop]

makes no sense

[@david.vieiraocurioso4917]

Excellent!

[@ultramarinus2478]

Gravitylight seem to me kinda more practical. Sugesting 1) Use cheaper and more abundant materials (wood, composite and stones where possible). Think how and where to use that. I do sugest in mines, as a backup in bigger caverns, used by miners as a resting places, or crossroads.

[@josephdavis2427]

Old clocks and hydro-electric dams are classic examples of the same energy storage and release concept.

[@juanmariohinojosa9213]

Me parece excelente su video. Muchas Felicidades para ustedes. ❤👏👋

[@thinkENGINEER]

Gracias por apreciar nuestro trabajo, lamento no detallar como funciona el sistema, tal vez si mas personas lo demandan, haré un video aparte explicando todo.

[@PlayNowWorkLater]

So, when the weight gets to the bottom is flipped 180 degrees so it again starts at the top? How long doses that process take for the weight to move from one end to the other? Also, I’m wondering if there could be a way to automate the reset when it reaches the bottom. Right now it’s similar to a grandfather clock, that needs resetting from time to time. Also, I’m thinking a long chain attached to gears would transfer more energy. Lot of energy lost in the friction of the weight dropping on grooves. Otherwise, love the ingenuity and determination to follow through on making the prototype

[@woodworks2123]

I realise this won't produce a ton of energy but you could have a row of these and combined could produce a lot more power. What is the output of this machine anyway?

[@kkselvakumar3110]

We have designed similar prototype with rotating weight. Congratulations.

[@Ansis99]

Well done! Ideal solution for emergency situations! +++++! :)

[@paisunjadpimai4284]

how many kg for the falling steel block? and what is the actual out put in watt?

[@juandarenas]

Excelente video. Podrías compartirme el plano y que motor usas para generar energía. Gracias lo necesito para un proyecto en mi colegio

[@craigduncan4826]

Someone else already patented this idea years ago. It generates electrical power for led lighting by using gravity pulling down on a chord with a cradle full of stones or water or any heavy thing you can find attached at one end. They ship them to Africa and very poor countries for night time lighting etc. I think the design was also extremely cheap as well and didn’t require any installation like this and was easily portable. But otherwise good example of converting mechanical potential energy in to electricity. Surprised how long it lasts and I’m sure with some optimisation to reduce energy losses it could be even longer lasting.

[@takusimracerchevetteiro8424]

wow, this is a very cleaver concept, how many watts produce?

[@likithravva2246]

how does the rod turn itself?? could you explain that part??could you name that mechanism??

[@KobraVR]

The rod is a screw, the weight coming down turns it, if you could hold a nut on a screw really tightly and pushed it down into the dirt you would see the screw trying to turn into the dirt.

[@purelyprimitives]

Think of an Archimedes Screw...

[@Saemsen78]

Well Done Nice work !

[@cagirahmathidayat2347]

Wow, Thanks. I found a useful video today

[@sigitapr6278]

Is there a recirculating ball bearing inside the weight?

[@gentroyega3289]

how about using a coil spring,

por que não mostra a parte de cima, onde deve ficar o tal gerador!

[@giannineve]

Quanta energia ha prodotto in 4 minuti?

[@arnisls1462]

clever idea

[@carlosaguirre6341]

Better than Solar and wind, it will work anywhere and old the time. No pollution and a lot less heat.

[@Klm1z]

should have to explain the working of this machine... Interesting, but ...couldn't understand the structure of the machine... How rotating the threaded road itself???

[@thinkENGINEER]

The weight coupled to the screw makes it spin. Sorry for not explaining the concept behind this system, I just upload it before for fun but now, I see lots of people got interested, maybe I will do the video and explain how this system works.

[@CRLocations]

How many hours per cicle does this generate?

[@weldonhudson5535]

Any way you could send me a copy of the plans?

[@tomrichards4956]

Couldn't you place it in water to use buoyancy to turn to the arm?

[@jasonbrown7258]

I feel like this could be well fiesable for home use. If all I gotta do is crank or pedal my generator every morning before work and have free power it's well worth it. Plus I'll be in better shape

[@thinkENGINEER]

Your right Jason, you can also use battery to store those power you will produce.

[@robertocarlosfariaswaltric3902]

Muito interessante imagina se isso fosse do tamanho de um prédio jerava energia pra o dia todo e este parafuso gigante pode ser devolvido ao alto pelo elevador fica shou

[@thinkENGINEER]

Este é apenas um protótipo feito por nós durante nosso ano de faculdade, uma demonstração simples de como prejudicar a gravidade na geração de energia.

[@newventure4747]

Why can't I see the wires from the generator to the lights?

[@josephdavis2427]

With a 2000 lb weight you'd require less travel with longer run time...and use a manual hoist or hydraulic jack. It takes under a minute to lift one end of an automobile with a floor jack.

[@chandusnayak725]

Wonderful idea, ..😍 and one thing please send me in this auto cad 3d drowning..

[@semsarinsemsarin8517]

1000 kg and 6m heigh can be generate electeicity how many watts?

[@kevinmitnick8564]

16 Wh or about 58800 J

[@Perun_72]

It's a pity that the same amount of water that the falling weight gives back is the same amount that you have to put back in by turning the crank to repeat the cycle.

[@al1terieur444]

En fait c'est un sablier mécanique qui produit de la lumière. Étonnant concept.

[@newventure4747]

Where do you get a screw that long?

[@deathonawhitehorse]

A small town called Viagra ;)

[@chrsrumbaugh]

Genius.

[@MehmetBoysal]

It looks like it takes 7 minutes for the weight to go down.

[@thinkENGINEER]

Yes it is, thanks to the Gear mechanism, it can generate power that suffice to light up 6 LED bulb in 7 min.

eu já tinha pençado em usar um fuso, por ser muito caro, fica dificio fazer um teste!

[@thinkENGINEER]

Sim, você pode usar a alavanca ou a polia para utilizar a gravidade para ligar seu gererator.

[@Testosteron-ls9pn]

Можно увидеть чертежи конструкции?

[@arcadykuligin6122]

Детский волчок с минимальным шагом преобразовывает силу веса груза во вращение вала. Далее редуктор с генератором. Военный инженер-электрик Аркадий Кулигин.

[@likithravva2246]

@@arcadykuligin6122 не могли бы вы объяснить механизм, который заставляет стержень вращаться?

[@1halliwell]

Nice example now hook up a Foucault pendulum to turn the crank one time

[@pugsylanoo923]

nice concept,very basic,just add ,more weight,and place in vacuim ,use presure to reg ,i get 12 kw over 24 hours of energy storage this way from sun hooked up presure pump.greets

[@valveman12]

This could make a nice Phone charging station.

[@MehmetBoysal]

Very clever design how the weight goes up again.

[@gravelydon7072]

Rotate the device again and it will be on the top again.

[@mostafamoridi]

How is work

[@abrenos3744]

lol, that's why this isn't from MIT, you should see the candle power generator they have cooking at the TUP

[@willdon.3046]

Could you please explain how this works?

[@bjl1000]

The black cube is a weight. it pushes on the screw and causes it to turn. The turning screw turns the generator through a transmission to boost the rpm. The generator makes electricity.

[@pangnoi224]

Perfect 100%

[@ОлегТимченко-п8б]

Power?

[@Arman-gu6om]

Funny idea🤣😂

[@sofianhakim3546]

Bravo

[@cristianperez447]

Hola quisiera hacer algo parecido para mi casa, sufrimos muchas fallas en eléctricas y me ayudaría mucho, te puedes contactar conmigo para asesorarme? Si me contestas pondré un correo.

[@kamatchichandran5138]

No explanation given for non-engineering guys, how gravity is used! It is like watching laurel hardy movie.

[@zalxder]

let's see some of the inside and some of the statistics!

[@simonvideoelectricunicycle5296]

So much win for this idea....hmmm

[@user-dd7fw8ox3c]

Not free energy at all, you have to turn it over, great design though we'll done. Look at a gravity magnifier, small input larger output, was done in 1939, 1.5 horse power motor drives an off center weight balance, gives enough power to run a workshop.

[@gamingzone-ed3ye]

plz shear me a details

[@eduardogarciasalinas9898]

Me puede pasar fotos de todo y el generador algo de gráficas

[@ivanivonovich9863]

This is not "free" energy. You have to provide the energy to wind it up!

[@tiredofbsm6457]

For the idiots- free means you do not have to pay any fees to some company to get that energy. In terms of taking energy to wind it up costs food for energy and blablabla... that is a differently used energy, that you would otherways waste watching tv and burning off those galories from chips.

[@uno2326]

@@tiredofbsm6457 for the idiots- IT'S NOT FREE ENERGY!!!

[@vishnuprasadreddyeng]

Mechanical energy converted into electrical energy

[@bunescudesign3923]

human energy!

[@amgadwagdy2429]

there are billions of people who would prefer to work hard instead of paying the electricity bill, if they managed to get a line first place

[@StriderAngel496]

You know, i clicked on this expecting some more FREE ENERGY, HERE'S HOW TO TIE A MOTOR TO ANOTHER MOTOR GET 5678 W FREEEEE bs, but i was pleasantly surprised... Thinking about it, this could probably be done easier (no ball screw) with weights, pulleys, and a very big gear ratio... What i mean by that is you could conceivably get minutes of generation out of just one "rewind". This obviously wouldn't be useful to power a house but you might be able to charge a cell phone? (instead of using a hand crank, or a bicycle generator or other forms of human powered generators xD)

[@100kgada8]

Só faltou um detalhe para ser 100% free energy. Eu sei como aprimorar esse projeto para ser 100% free.

[@aymangazia6818]

فكره جميله جدا

[@AB-re6xz]

More videos

[@edbam1976]

not a good idea.. lots of energy loss.. so much power used to swing the device but it only used to light bulbs in 5 minutes..

[@CsmAksGaming]

😱😱😱😱😱 thật không thể tin được

[@sshutupurface8345]

power for cost is really bad

[@zafod101]

Be great if you could move the mass to the top via a treadmill so you get a workout as well

[@mikelcampbell6072]

That's just 6 led lights probably at just 2 watts

[@AZAZA0009990]

no nie do końca fri trzeba było zużyć energię na obrut

[@rowinfun]

It's not free, all the energy it took to build, then you need energy to obtain the stored energy.

[@tiredofbsm6457]

Power company troll? How much energy they wasted to enslave the world and pay off those ridiculous power fees???? FREEEDDDOOOOOOOOOOMMM

[@manoelvitorino103]

Eu não sabia que a porca podia girar o parafuso

[@rodrigobrasiliense5406]

A porca não gira o fuso, com certeza tem um outro conjunto de engrenagens que faz isso dentro da caixa.

[@Patarantaks]

Так механизм не работает, обман🧙🪄💡😀

[@Баир-ю7ф]

Эта вще, че эта такое?))

[@woobykal68]

How much energy to turn the handle (looks like alot). No multimeters to tell us power output. And this is from a university. Another stupid free energy idea, just add it to the pile of all the free energy ideas on YT.

[@Maria-ig6yd]

Due o tre di questi e rendi autosufficiente un palazzo basta che a turni i condomini girano la leva

[@Jaggerbush]

Entropy

[@dznm10]

Why you don't have explanation on how it works and not clearly shown how the machine performs, poor presentation!

[@dogbnutz]

i think its pretty obvious how it works. If you cant see it, to explain it, you probably wouldn't get it then either. very clever idea. good job

[@n.g.s1mple29]

@@dogbnutz thats a dumb excuse

[@markanthonynilo9198]

Dear Sir, if you happen to play to a prop toy with a screw shaft as a child you'll understand the concept behind this. This concept is also seen in modern twist mop where you apply downward force to spin the mop although on the mop design the lead screw is not visible to facilitate for easier clean up.

[@zdenekzalis5916]

🤡

[@АндрейСаратов-е4э]

это очень глупо я могу сделать лучше!

[@johnstrawb3521]

As a display this is simply ludicrous. What's occurring, where is the action and the generator? Why are you concealing details? Ridiculous video, and a complete waste of time.

[@degundewid5780]

You're jealous because your brain isn't up to par

[@JoeBlack-j7e]

You also use rack and pinion