HEATING WITHOUT COSTS from a regular pipe!

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A very interesting idea of using a heating cable as a heater, in a car, in ventilation, heating a house, heating a greenhouse, a warehouse, a garage and a home workshop.
The thrust is created using the physical effect of natural convection (the movement of rising thermal air masses).
There are a lot of advantages - minimum production price, easy production, application in many areas.
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[@RosaBeha]

Hello Mr Robo! It's probably time to move to your area. "HEATING WITHOUT COSTS" In our area you can only get the pipe, the lines and the electricity for money.

[@Doctor-Robo]

😊👍🤖

[@StArikAriel]

I am not sure how this can be "costless" if it works on electricity. Or did I miss something in the video?

[@nucleo1772]

of course its costless. Oil heater drain 2000W and give you up to 110c this cable well used give you up to 140c and drain max 200W....my big room is warm 23 celcius for funny money

[@StArikAriel]

@@nucleo1772 Good title is ur last words, but not the "costless". Per definition "costless" means "not paid for". I understand the word "less" meaning "none" is contra-intuitive but still...

[@mackopop1371]

@@nucleo1772 I didn't watch it carefully (maybe there is some trick, some other power) but i think that some amount of electricity can produce the same amount of warm.

[@josevivanco7126]

@@mackopop1371 hoy en dia 200w ya es un gasto normal para muchos, por eso quisas la palabra SIN COSTO , aunque sabemos que a la larga lo es.

[@MarianLuca-rz5kk]

@@nucleo1772 What kind of cable that heats up is that in the video ?

[@Terrios]

Love your little dachshund friend! Absolutely gorgeous!

[@AutoNomades]

woW! You invented the electric heater !!

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤣😂🤣😂🤖

[@sergiozeliadmachadocardoso5468]

show. muito proveitoso pra várias aplicações. Parabéns

[@Doctor-Robo]

Fico muito feliz que tenha gostado da minha ideia. Obrigado.🤝🤖

[@kennethhall7248]

Your great love your systems

[@Doctor-Robo]

😊🤝🤖

[@ViiKing_]

Now, all we need is a video of how to make a generator and we can live off the grid completely

[@Doctor-Robo]

Hello! Thank you! Ah-ha-ha-ah! 🤣😂I agree! Will make a generator 🤣🤣

[@simonlinser8286]

They exist already look it up foo

[@johnwyman6126]

Solar generators have come way down in price recently.

[@josevivanco7126]

Ya de forma invertida , hacer este mismo metodo , cuando el horno esta en pleno funcionamiento se cosecha energia. Saludos.

[@gaetanproductions]

Just amazing, thanks for sharing !

[@douglasramsey1303]

incredible!

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝🤖

[@austinmetro6317]

Very impressive

[@Doctor-Robo]

Hello! Thank you, I'm always glad to see you!

[@r.nicolasmoralesdelavega8705]

Genial ¡¡¡

[@Doctor-Robo]

Thank you! Come again, I'll be glad!🤝🤖

[@dberry310]

Great Video.. fun to watch, I would love to see more like this

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very pleased that you like my work. Thank you!🤝🤖

[@crowbaril903]

S o we take and plug into the wall for the power? I not great full now

[@DiyEcoProjects]

Give Beast Monia a hug from me :)

[@danieldurys3900]

How many watts does the tube using converting power to heat?

[@bobbylong4443]

❤ hey its cold now so in morning I will heat my coffee in morning I always have to charge my battery on my truck and phone and I drinking cold coffee right now so I'll give a go .. the wire goes around outside cup . ❤ thanks for sharing

[@Doctor-Robo]

I am very glad that you liked my idea. Thank you.🤝🤖

[@bobbylong4443]

Hey people need to wake up and start learning how to do these things. I love new ideas

[@mingocassiano]

porque todo tan cerrado no hay un sitio para preguntar.saludos

[@Jkauppa]

nice

[@Doctor-Robo]

🤝

[@pauljconroysr4080]

my question on this type of heater is how many watts does it need to run let alone what is the Ah and Amp draw say for a 12v ststem on 100 Ah bat aprx run time as well ?

[@Doctor-Robo]

This is an experimental model, and any part can be replaced with any other.🤖

[@giuseppebonadonna]

​@@Doctor-Roboj se

[@curtwuollet2912]

Buy a $ 20 milk house heater and you might keep your house insurance.

[@chinupeyesforward3383]

What poer did you use

[@davey2k12]

Bloody hell grout must have 10 different names like PVA glue 🤣😂🤣

[@Doctor-Robo]

😂🤣🤖

[@mrdanger4851]

This cable looks to be Spark Plug wire. Is that what it is? If not can you give a link to find, Thank you I enjoy your content

[@Doctor-Robo]

Hello! Thanks a lot! The link to this cable is in the description under the video.

[@lincolnweller9123]

Don't drink the water . Seems your just clever enough to be a danger .

[@lifegamer7262]

How much wats it's take

[@terryqueen3233]

That is awesome. That was only from a car charger? What was the name of the wire? At least please answer the last question.

[@Doctor-Robo]

Unfortunately, my power bank automatically shuts off after 30 seconds, so I had to connect a 14 volt charger. The link to this cable is below the video in the video description.

[@terryqueen3233]

@@Doctor-Robo okay thank you very much and have a great day

[@coburnlowman]

So you simply plug it in to the wall outlet, or did you run an inverter?

[@Fraususemil]

It is for 12V like car batteries or those used for cordless power tools (caution, 18V might be too much). The wall outlets at home provide 110V in the US and 220-240 V in Europe.

[@MarianLuca-rz5kk]

@@Fraususemil What kind of cable that heats up is that in the video ?

[@ApostleRon]

I've had many plug-in heaters. So why is this different?

[@12.xxviii]

The narration explains why. It costs less and you don't run the risk burning yourself on the coils. There's no fan. air gets sucked in from the bottom where the slits made in the beginning of the video (he forgot to explain them) its heated by the coils and exits the top of the pipe

[@333movie]

와~~~~~~~

[@Doctor-Robo]

😊🤝🤖

[@andrei_porumbei_hey_hey]

200W per hour ?

[@user-lr7hn8qs5g]

good comment s'appel ton fil ???? svp merci cdt🤔🤔🤔

[@avamaria8447]

I'm not understanding where it's plugged in for use.

[@Doctor-Robo]

For the experiment, I connected water and a wiper blade to 12 volts DC. The large heater was connected to 220 volts AC. This cable will work with any voltage and current, but you will need to make a calculation according to the formula for proper performance.

[@Rizik1986]

I wonder if any chemicals are leached into the boiled water.

[@Doctor-Robo]

The outer sheath of the wire is made of silicone.🤖

[@emil.honganmaki5461]

1000w electric heater thermostatically controlled does not consume more because it is not on all the time..and is much easier.

[@AlbiesProductsOnline]

Why is there so much heat coming from the bottom of your wall in your house?

[@Doctor-Robo]

There is a hot pipe for heating inside the floor.🤖

[@lorenbush8876]

How long is the pipe you used? Thanks

[@Doctor-Robo]

Approximately 1 meter. You can use any length that is required. The operating principle of the device is important.

[@MarianLuca-rz5kk]

What kind of cable that heats up is that in the video ?

[@Wishi13]

The type used for under floor heating - Fibre Underfloor Heating Cable. Can be bought mounted on mats, or loose on a roll

[@awesomedee5421]

Without cost? There is cost for running the car charger. or if you use a car battery, there is power from the battery. That is not free.

[@Doctor-Robo]

What about solar power? Or some other renewable energy?

[@awesomedee5421]

@@Doctor-Robo Under that logic, everything is "free power" without cost. No. It still requires power. What would be more useful is talking about how efficient the solution is compared to other solutions.

[@chinupeyesforward3383]

Thats a fiee hazzard waiting to hapoen. I realize your usung it as a heating coil ac/dc converter would make it safer

[@Doctor-Robo]

👌🤝🤖

[@user-tf6co8ct1s]

コスト0とはどういう事?ヒーター使ってたよね?

[@joseramontrivinoamigo1534]

2:00 How many meters, How much energy, How much time do you need to boil 100 litres of water? Thank you very very much

[@chinupeyesforward3383]

This is called a xontrolled short. Its not a new pr interesting way at all. Electrix stoves work on the same concept you try putting 120 or 240 through that and it would melt

[@jonnyibullarenandersson9134]

Wow, so the way to save money on heating is to use electric power to heat up air... 😅

[@arkangel8709]

I would like to make, two or more of those heaters, & try running them with Solar power.... Charging a battery Bank " then have the battery Bank powering a good Inverter.!! Maybe some type of ( pure-sinewave) High watts system, that is a very good name brand.!! I would be willing to pay a little more for a system That makes " pure sine wave" electricity, As it's taken More smoothly than the modified - Chopped - up, power.!! "Believe it or not" a ( High watt) " pure sine wave electricity producing inverter* makes Better Electricity 🔌 than you get from the power lines, coming in from the Grid.!!! "As some people call it LOLOL So, in conclusion - all anyone needs is ( a good battery Bank and a high Quality ( pure ) sine wave" inverter to run you're " WHOLE " HOUSE.!! Maybe two sets for a Large home with two - Three levels... Especially if you want or have an Large garage with an extra fridge and or Freezer.!! So, for each battery Bank " you have ( running an inverter) that's powering A Large part of you're home* you'll need a Set of solar panels, that can charge that Battery Bank... I'm not talking about thousands of dollars worth" I'm just saying, the panels that are charging several batteries that supply 12 to 36 volts of DC power to the batteries that are Running the inverter...... That's what No-one wants to tell you.!!! The whole System that will run you're WHOLE HOUSE Won't cost ya, More than ( a few hundred dollars) - at most, $1200 to $1500.!!! Now, set up a small system of ( batteries, pure sine wave inverter, and a few one hundred Watt Solar panels to charge you're batteries).!!! Just enough to tryout, what I'm saying: and see if I am right OR wrong.!?!?!

[@giovannicesaramorim9adigan961]

The water bubbling was the formation of hydrogen and oxygen, with hydrogen being a burnable and highly explosive gas

[@djyul]

Dont know about the plastic leaching into the water,cant be healthy🤔 Maybe why heating elements are made of metal.And we still have fire.

[@Doctor-Robo]

This is just an experiment - what this cable is good for. This idea for a heater turned out to be very workable.

[@ronniehughes782]

Promo_SM 💦

[@wittbit4768]

you know you could fill with sand, think about it, U🗝🧲🤫

[@gonzogonzo6595]

Yes, but it will slowly heat up.