Homemade Powerful 3000w Photovoltaic Solar Panel with CD / DVD

[@karlm9584]

This works great, i mounted it to the roof of my car and now it can run without petrol.

[@CNCVelMart]

Az ilyen átverő videók, arra ösztönzik a videó megtekintőjét, hogy a videó feltöltőt, tiltólistára tegye, bármilyen lehetséges módon, mert pazarolja, a video-t megtekintő drága idejét!

[@garrymoylan6089]

Found the channel by accident, lost it deliberately .......

[@sakisgr]

🤣🤣🤣

[@duomaxwell2293]

at 23:36 when they are opening the doors outside, you can clearly see, loads of DVD's have slipped from set location.

[@isteinfach]

Hahaha, so viel Sonnenenergie kommt auf dieser Fläche gar nicht auf der Erde an! 🙂 3000Watt - ein Märchen!

[@HansiMüller-y4z]

das sind ja 2,0 m x 0,9 m x 2 = 3,6 m2 das würde sich fast ausgehen bei Eta 100%.

[@shawngarner9990]

I love it I'll be making one with over 840 purple CDs

[@ivanv2403]

@@shawngarner9990 please let us know how it works

[@MikeMcCloudAndro]

*The only thing he generated is click bait and ad review. Well done, you deserve my nickel.*

[@RomansapienMVision]

There is only one way to find out is find one CD/DVD with double silicon layer and see if it can generate 1.5v

[@anatoliyyurov8571]

Проверил-добраться до обратной стороны невозможно,нужно спилить весь пластик ,а слой кремния очень тонкий и он не может держаться-.подключиться невозможно.Напряжение есть только от наводки,если держаться рукой за свободный конец прибора ,а второй присоединить к кремнию.При этом кремний тоже изолирован его нужно зачистить.Напряжение наводки может быть до 0,6 в. А тока нет поскольку нет цепи.

[@mauricioacuna3746]

The part where the voltage is measured with the voltmeter the CD/DVD is blurred out. I suspect that there is some 1.5 V batteries instead of a CD/DVD.

[@onestoptechnologies7305]

EXACTLY!!

[@leviticus9278]

I was wondering why it was pixilated

[@Hunoa44]

He blurrs his face reflection,lmao

[@rusznyaklorand]

Oh my God, what nonsense! I work at a company that produces solar panels, from soldering the cells to laminating the modules and testing them with special devices called SunSimulators, or as we call them, Flashers. So, a solar panel does not function at all like it's shown in this video. The process of making a solar panel is as follows: The glass panel is placed on the conveyor belt. On top of it, an EVA (ethyl-vinyl acetate) sheet is placed. Then, the "Stringer" machine solders the monocrystalline cells in series with a conductive BUS BAR (10 cells soldered in series make up a "String"). Next, these strings are placed on the glass, which already has the first EVA sheet. Then another machine applies the connecting Bus bar between the strings with a +/- orientation. After that, the second EVA sheet is applied, followed by the reinforcement sheet "BackSheet," which is a stronger sheet, something like high-density PA (Polyamide High Density). Now, the module goes into a laminating machine that, through vacuum and heat, melts the glass cells without shifting them and removes any air bubbles or traps. After this process, the module (or now called the LAMINATE) moves to a robot equipped with a knife that trims the excess melted film from the four sides. The next station is an optical inspection by a worker who checks, under strong light, if the bus bars are in position and if they haven’t shifted during the laminating process. The next step is framing, where metal frames are applied around the Laminate. Then the junction boxes are connected by soldering them to the contacts that were left exposed under the film. Finally, the module reaches the SunSimulator (Flasher) testing system, which illuminates the modules and measures each module’s power, after which they are sorted by category. At the next station, the junction boxes are filled with a silicone that prevents moisture from getting in. After that, the modules can be packed. So, that’s roughly the process. What’s shown in this video is utter nonsense.

[@jerryrussell2600]

Did you notice that he was making a homemade solar panel, not a professionally made one in a factory.

[@precisionguesswork5394]

@@jerryrussell2600 Did you notice that in no way, what he’s making is a homemade solar panel.

[@JohnnySilverwrench]

@@rusznyaklorand I mean it does work very little and practicality is all out the window when youll have the entire Willis Tower in Chicago covered with CDs to power just a school bus ....it doesn't absorbed as much as you think which makes the person above absolutely right....this isn't a solar panel more of well a pain in the ass for very little to no profit...

[@dcmp3po]

However, you can lap CDs one over the other and fill the hole in the middle with hot glue and use them to shingle the roof! Just sayin’

[@precisionguesswork5394]

@@dcmp3po However, when shingling the roof, make sure to use non-burnable CD’s.

[@chippywarren9706]

This actually works for all the nay sayers. Dr. Pavel on another channel did the same thing but on a smaller scale. Again, this does work. Thank you.

[@dcmp3po]

🤔 somebody please tell me I’m wrong! let me think. I’m not going to go back and check the number of CDs, but if I remember right. They claimed they connected them all in series and got over 300 V at the end of the series. My question is why the hell are they using heavy wire to connect to their series of discs when the last connection is made out of flimsy little piece of aluminum foil that would blow apart with anyamperage put to it whatsoever. Tell me I’m wrong. Please tell me I’m wrong!

[@patrickbrady447]

Maybe he used the wire size he had, if it is bigger than necessary that is never a problem.

[@DrBuck1]

is it posable to make a solar panel with CDs? Yes, it is possible to make a simple solar panel using CDs (compact discs). This can be done as a DIY project, often used for educational or demonstration purposes. The basic idea is to use the reflective metallic coating on the back of a CD as a makeshift solar cell. When exposed to light, this coating can generate a small amount of electrical current that can be used to power simple electronic devices or charge small batteries. Here's a general overview of how to make a solar panel using CDs: Gather the materials: You'll need several CDs, a small electric motor or LED light, some wires, and basic tools like scissors or a knife. Prepare the CDs: Remove the outer plastic ring from the CDs to expose the reflective metallic coating on the back. Connect the CDs: Arrange the CDs in a grid or panel configuration and connect them in series using the wires. This will allow the generated current to add up. Attach the load: Connect the small electric motor or LED light to the positive and negative terminals of the CD solar panel. Test and optimize: Expose the CD solar panel to a light source, such as a lamp or sunlight, and observe the operation of the connected load. You may need to adjust the number of CDs or the wiring to optimize the power output. Keep in mind that the power output of a CD-based solar panel is relatively low, typically in the range of milliwatts. It's suitable for powering small, low-power devices, but not for high-power applications. The efficiency of this type of solar panel is also quite low compared to commercially available solar cells. Nevertheless, making a solar panel with CDs can be a fun and educational project, especially for students or hobbyists interested in renewable energy and DIY electronics. -Claude 3- 🤷

[@NikolayAtanasov-c1v]

Please suggest what music should I burn on the CDs to generate more electricity afterwards?

[@EddieLopez711]

AC/DC 😅

[@richardsypert5993]

@@NikolayAtanasov-c1v ELO

[@minakhan3105]

A click bait, but the effort involved in making is impressive... ;D

[@MechEngrSC]

Why the pixeled faces? 🤔 Using tape to secure the foil to the silicone surface? Panels get extremely hot in the sun? Hot glue? First time out they would all melt off and separate. 3000W/330V=9A per CD "cell"? At 93 W/FT° of sunlight power, you're generating over 100% of the available power at 100% efficiency. CD Dia 4.75" = 0.123 FT° x 220 disks = 27 FT° 93 W/FT° x 27 FT° = 2517 W and that's at 100% efficiency!

[@everpresent2443]

@@MechEngrSC Store bought solar panels are regulated to only 15% efficiency.

[@KauzIV]

Haha, wrote nearly the same comment. Now I saw yours. But for the guys that use SI units it is still good xD.

[@samuelfellows6923]

Fraudster 😠

[@mariumaish]

Won't the hot gluw melt in the sun?

[@richards7073]

Glad to see im not the only one that welds in flip flops

[@DamSkipy62]

It worked. Worked well it got all of us to click and watch it😊 but no electricity Flo from this wast of materials.

[@HansiMüller-y4z]

220 CD's provide 330V with a current of 9 Amperes (330 V x 9 A= 3000 W) ? I think this is UFO-Technology.

[@KaelKnight]

Why if you are measuring real voltage on the cd is the part where the red lead put blurred? What are you hiding if this is legit?

[@Dennis-mq6or]

I hope there were not too many people fooled into building one of these.

[@froggy9695]

He forgot to indicate that using CD rock'roll give better result that CD of jazz or even worst baroque music - in this case the electrons going out are old and lazy At least the artistic vue of the door is so good ; I'm amazed of all this work and energy to make his dreamfull bulls***t He has so much time to loose

[@3Dgifts]

For those that say it won’t work, have you tried it? Or just said “no”? I don’t know either way, just curious. It reminds me of the guy who ran the patent office in the early 1900’s. Once he saw it went to a million patents he said it was time to close the office because everything that was or could be invented is now recorded 😅 Try it with one cd, the so stated, correct cd . What does the meter say?

[@frequencyguy1]

@@3Dgifts I got nothing.

[@3Dgifts]

@@frequencyguy1 cool, you tried and nada. Use the same type of cd/dvd? I am going to try and find one, sand the one side and give it a go with a meter to see if there is anything lol. If there is, i will post back, if not, Have a great weekend 😀

[@frequencyguy1]

@@3Dgifts I'm curious if you get different results. I don't know how you will as there is an insulating layer on the top of the DVD as well. I tried removing it as well. No luck.

[@3Dgifts]

@@frequencyguy1 cool, I’ll let you know. At this point it’s about the fun in either proving or debunking. Either way a learning experience 😉

[@thomasgraham5842]

@3Dgifts a cd is plastic covering a micro film of foil the foil might carry a small volt but never enough. And plastic makes nothing .now wise up.

[@2taktfriseur]

Thanks for the Great Idea mine also works at Night so i have free energy generator 24/7

[@daverobinson286]

I got no reading for my cd

[@jediknight2350]

did this today unfortunately the plastic on the cd shows no continuity and if you drill to the silicone yes has continuity but putting a sliver foil on one side will not make a circuit i wanted to debunk it so i made one its impossible to work FACT.

[@stevemuller1410]

wer soll das glauben? looooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooool

[@ellisricketts9918]

And for my next trick, I will turn casette tape into a Fidget Spinner...

[@David-p9y9c]

Many are doubtful, ok, just test 1 CD of the type he’s using. If it generates DC power then in theory this MAY work.

[@David-p9y9c]

All you need is sand paper, tape, aluminum foil, a cheap multi tester, and a proper junk CD, cheap really.

[@Abshi_Ben]

Don't have to try this. There's a reason why the area surrounding the probe of the mulimeter during voltage measurement was blured out.

[@samuelfellows6923]

Fraudulent 😠

[@radmirov8541]

​@Abshi_Ben -- tested one silicone (i.e. purple) CD in my garage today; and yes, definitively produced/measured 1.561 V of DC electrical current. Very easy and cheap test to replicate. This is a totally workable design.

[@David-p9y9c]

@@radmirov8541 at one person is willing to experiment with this. Maybe I’ll try as well, seems like a lot of work but it at least does.

[@SHUBHAMKUMAR-rj7sj]

how plastic can transfer electron ....... he is making all of us .........haha

[@OneMeanArtist]

Dude blurs his face like the solar system mafia is gonna come after him. 😆

[@burningbright5039]

@@OneMeanArtist he blurs his face because there are other things they make that someone could come after them about maybe

[@leffeleifi8919]

Why take any what so chances, you obviously don't know the history/"endings" of other investors. So unknowing, so naive.

[@OneMeanArtist]

@@leffeleifi8919 Say that again in English. I don't speak gibberish.

[@samuelfellows6923]

A fraudster 😠

[@danielohara2974]

No way 3000 watts could flow through those little pieces of aluminum at the end connection on the panel. they would melt instantly. I call Bull Shit on this.

[@snooker216]

@@danielohara2974 The foil ist strong enough to Transport all the current coming from this setup. No voltage means no current. So everything is fine.

[@danielohara2974]

@@snooker216 my bad...You nailed it! lol

[@WylieWiggins]

Why would someone ever think this might work! Don't waste your time or materials on this, it will not work.

[@murraychadwick9362]

Why won't it work?. Please explain

[@WylieWiggins]

@@murraychadwick9362 Just one of many reasons, and the simplest, is that the reflective surface in the discs is electrically insulated with plastic. Even if an electrical charge was created, it wouldn't "flow' through the plastic that protects the reflective surface.

[@Crypto_Zeus7610]

@@WylieWigginsisnt that why they connected the cd’s on the other side with the alu. Foil?

[@WylieWiggins]

@@Crypto_Zeus7610 plastic coated as well.

[@Dale-wb9lz]

​@@WylieWiggins Yeah, you forgot that it was grinded off with a small rotary tool ...to allow electrical conduction, then the foil connectors were taped on it. You clearly didn't watch the video! You just eyeballed it and skimmed through the video at best. Then you jumped to conclusions that it wouldn't work!

[@peterputnam3804]

The problem with thus is over time the plastic panel over these will degrade under sunlight and reduce your efficiency. Don't waste your time with this just buy panels you would be much better off.

[@simsimsim6856]

Guess these people get paid for every watched second. Very clever.

[@ammaraswad4677]

عمل رائع جدا سوف اقوم بنفس التجربة

[@mostafagaberahmed6657]

@@ammaraswad4677 هذا الفيديوا لجلب المشاهدات ولا يوجد فى القناه كلها فيديو حقيقى . لا تنخدع فى مثل هذا العلم الزائف.

[@samuelsamuelian6365]

VERY INSPIRING.. i don't know what to say.. WOW..thanks

[@RussGalt]

How do you shop for CDs or DVDs made of silicon? It doesn’t seem to be specified in product descriptions. Also, is 210 of them going to cost thousands of dollars?

[@jerryrussell2600]

Watch the video to see the DVD's he used, the label of the DVD can be seen. Do your own due diligence.

[@Coolwoo]

Very likely he has shares on the brand of DVD-R

[@DerekChristopherRenquist]

At 9:30 he tests one cd. Has anyone done this to see? Please tell me your outcome.

[@aubreytacopirate7625]

I read through all the comments, but didn't see anybody duplicating or trying this for themselves, but everyone is saying that it won't work, but didn't try it for themselves. I don't know.

[@sam6410]

Electricity and music at same time

[@MattKing2023]

Other than being a load of crap, how are the annode and cathode determined? Id suggest trying it for yourself but with say 4 dvd's.. see if you can generate 6 volts and see if you can successfully charge a mobile phone.. or run a string of led's. I doubt it will work..

[@zorbacky286]

Only work wirh acdc music CD 😂😂😂

[@WylieWiggins]

Thunderstruck?

[@onestoptechnologies7305]

Flick of the Switch? High Voltage? Live Wire? LMA0... 🤣🤣🤣

[@RD-650]

Or e l o

[@JamesAitken-h8c]

So you can run a 12volt fridge all day with out a battery or would you need battery to keep it full and use it for the fridge

[@lozinforlozinfor2288]

@@JamesAitken-h8c this panel is so amazing, it working by night.

[@raulvazquez3514]

@@lozinforlozinfor2288 😂

[@TheHeraldOfChange]

...'And if you are gonna try this at home? Make sure your do it... "Verbatim." 😜

[@GridPowerLLC]

Which cost is cheaper? CD panel or solar panel?

[@prajaktangkaotong1386]

Before follow the whole process, let’s measure with 1 cd!!!

[@NBC_NCO]

Slotted screws need to be banned across the entire world.

[@hiddentruth1982]

omg this just keeps getting worse the longer I watch. cd's don't generate electricity and those thin rubber gloves would melt before stopping any charge. Notice they didn't remove the plastic from the front side to complete the connection. Not to mention the aluminum foil would most likely melt. That's why the quit using aluminum wire in houses.

[@101doreen]

He did remove plastic on opposite side.

[@PaulBravery]

Finally, get to the charity shops, get all those Robbie Williams CDs.😂

[@herculestubalado906]

Thanks!

[@EGspider]

Why in the world would anyone waste their time on this B.S. Its total nonsense

[@ashishtayal333]

And the vedio ended while I was enjoying the comments

[@moussalamoussa8177]

This video only serves as a view harvester...CDor DVD discs usually have not enough silicone (if they have any at all) to convert light into current. People wasting time watching this...

[@Larry-y5f]

Can this be hooked up to a battery system on a permanent basis?

[@trollface4062]

intresting in gonna try it out alswell

[@norbertk.1473]

Und dann braucht man sich nicht wundern wenn es nicht funktioniert.

[@Woof_lynx]

Це не буде працювати, з того самого місця, де ти вимірював напругу на диску ) сам же показав де верхній шар ізоляційний пластик, відповідно звідки з*явились би значення різниці потенціалів на фользі і пластику як ізолятора

[@danielwalther5841]

I rebuilt one and now want to use it to set up a radio studio. You've got all sorts of machines running, but when I want to run my radio station, it not only supplies power, but plays the concentrated CD load of music on the panel all at the same time. What solution do you suggest me??? Help???

[@Christophers-Assorted-Stuff]

You can only stop the noise by feeding the output from the cells into a battery bank. All the sounds get absorbed by the electrolyte and then you get nice quiet DC to convert into AC.

[@Coolwoo]

@@danielwalther5841 I can only laugh my guts out on your sarcastic questions 😂

[@dogghedman]

I accidentally burned down my doghouse building one of these! Why are you hiding your face TIMOTHY???

[@АлексейИванов-д3ю4н]

9:36 min look at the disk, there is a video montage - something is hidden in rectangles. На 9:36 минуте смотрите на диск там видео монтаж в виде прямоугольников, что-то скрыто

[@onkelmorfars]

There are not silicon in dvd's 🙂

[@OneMeanArtist]

Yes, there are. The ones that are double-layered have silicon.

[@MrSudoma]

I tried it a cpuple of years ago. Its just not working. Not 1 volt comes out. Dont waste your time

[@mindofmadness5593]

Seems good as a proof of concept but I am not sure why you used tape instead of the silicone on the forst connectors as the tape will disentigrate in the heat. Same with those plastic panels-glass does not grey and craxk in the sun. Also wonder about the longetivity of the CD's before they also delaminate and fail.

[@rickybrazzell7348]

I believe that's mylar in the dvd, it's non-conductive.

[@KGwideangle]

will old AOL cds works?

[@Hasskasper]

Nur wenn du Zollschrauben für die Türscharniere benutzt 🤌

[@jerryrussell2600]

Why did you not notice the brand name he used in the video? watch the video, and look at the DVD's, which were R +, he said to use the purple color silicon DVD , he used 210 of the Verbatim brand DVD + R that were 16x and from what I saw on the back of the DVD's they were used DVD's that already had been used and had data burnt onto them..Easily seen on a DVD where data was added by a DVD burner. You could buy new ones if you have the funds. Watch the video before you ask questions about info that was already covered in the video.

[@dcmp3po]

I think you missed the sarcasm in his comment. Just sayin’.

[@KGwideangle]

@@dcmp3po lol

[@oliveiralourencofilho7004]

Vou fazer o meu!😂😂😂

[@benderbendingrodriguez2658]

30 degrees facing the wrong way?

[@5280Beekeeping]

Why would you hide your face if it worked?

[@INDRAGUPTA]

Why misleading people. Your are cheating people to get viewers. Very bad

[@LucVal-p8e]

Am a believer, that's why it is named Hidden Technology. 8:12 pm.

[@gyorgystefanka2281]

With CD=1500W, With DVD=3000W, with BD=6000W! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@zadvindersingh6921]

@@gyorgystefanka2281 YOU mean A TO Z == power grid??

[@gyorgystefanka2281]

@@zadvindersingh6921 Of course! disk intead of pendrive more power! 😂😂

[@gyorgystefanka2281]

@@zadvindersingh6921 The whole video is a joke! The surface of the discs is insulating plastic!

[@John-zc4rz]

What is BD ?

[@gyorgystefanka2281]

@@John-zc4rz Blueray Disc

[@brandonansley8160]

Even if it does work, how does the zinc paint not short it out the way he put the positive and negative directly onto it.

[@whetuification]

Are you related to the guy who restores antique jewellry like rusty rolexes which just magically appear on the ground??😂😂😂😂 Why hide your face if it works? You Cheat For Views??

[@Steadfastly7]

Why did you hid your face?

[@mfa96]

Amazing videos, i enjoy dramatic music I feel watching like a national electronic channel 😂❤

[@petervaughan6484]

Brilliant thanks for your fantastic solar panel construction video guys

[@SusanneGuzman-oi3yc]

Excellent👍🏻great attention to detail!

[@gurbeyseleci2658]

birleştirme ve test işlemlerinin hepsini kapalı alanda güneş görmeden yapmışsınız. Güneş olmafan solar sistem nasıl çalışır 😮

[@jimnunya1253]

I was able to run a home refrigerator at night on mine. These may be better than harbor freight panels!! 😂 😂 😂 I've got it powering the fridge but going through 4 Bagdad batteries made with local soils It's sooo amazing 🤩😂😂😂😂 If you want I've got some rocks that I handpicked from a stream because these all have diamonds in the center of them but you can have them for $2 each. I can't guarantee that they all have diamonds in them but I know there's diamonds in there!! 😮😂

[@linogarcia1937]

Whay they dont show their faces ??!!!😅😅😅😅😅

[@DeniseGrogan]

@@linogarcia1937 so that the government don't put out a hit on them

[@samuelfellows6923]

Because he is a fraudster 😡

[@GrimArchon]

So some how each CD in series is generating almost 10A. 😂😂😂😂😂 The numbers are a joke.

[@B16Eg0WARRIOR]

awesome work fellas

[@norbertk.1473]

_zu __19:23__ Das kann man an die Wand hin hängen als Zierde, weiter nichts. Denn es erfüllt weiter keine Aufgabe._ to minutes 19:23 You can hang it on the wall as an ornament, nothing more. Because it has no other purpose.

[@learnflask5652]

What is the incentive of people doing all these bogus videos?

[@duomaxwell2293]

KZbin views equals money

[@niemals_nicht]

einfach nur geil... ...wie blöd manche sein können.

[@frankjacksonjr8742]

I'm impressed

[@diegogp7063]

Gracias a la alta tecnología mostrada en estos videos Trump a pedido que se le reconstruya su oreja. Esta convencido de que nada puede ir mal.

[@itrstt66]

how can one know if it's a silicon cd? is there a test to know it or is it writen in the box or label?

[@rechervincent7348]

HA HA HA HA HA HA HA !! MDR ! j'ai un pote qui c'est plugger un plug dans le fion et il obtient 200 Giga watts seconde en tournant autour de ça maison et cela fonctionne parfaitement bien !

[@zalangyorgy9909]

A kimenetre kapcsolj lámpákat, világítsd meg velük, akkor éjszaka is működik!

[@dariodavos4844]

Eres el guardiola de la energia solar, eres el put.. amo 🙌🙌🙌

[@ToddPelly]

Good looking assembly

[@MrTalhakamran2006]

3000 watts out of this Yes chinese are that dumb not to find this. Only this genious found this. Yes he has earned good view thru this...maybe its payback time. Going to report him. He understands that guys get impressed by seeing a lot of nonsense efforts, tools etc. 😂

[@warmetechnik8299]

Dieses Video lebt von unseren kligs, und nicht vom gelingen !!!

[@juliaannmcknightjuliaannmc5527]

I mean I know it works I see it working and I understand the concept but it's not like other solar panels I've seen because they have to have batteries and inverters and backup batteries and things like that so this is just a one-time use type of thing

[@skytrooper3537]

wasn't this video already posted??

[@Nick-jf7ku]

Yes i just asked the same thing. ive seen it come up 3 or 4 times all with new upload dates

[@AnelOlivardiaS]

I don't think it would be so hard to build, to the contrary, It's basic and easy to build. We use 60Hz in America, does the solar frequency converter is adjustable to convert the current to 60Hz? And I think the device you build is for 220V, that's no problem at all to get 110 from 220. With a breaker for security for the 110V line, I don't think it would be problem at all.

[@skeenan73]

How? Why wouldn’t big corporations or the government just use cd’s?

[@k1w112]

Because they are corrupt!!! 100% AND WILL TRY CBDC,S

[@JohnnySilverwrench]

Cause it doesn't get as much energy as you think.....you'd have to cover a building to power your toothbrush....

[@nikolabrankovic8619]

Nice job guys!

[@RighteousEsoteric]

Loved the video. Please specify which CDs you used. It's hard to tell which have silicon. My cousin and I want to try to make 1 too. Thank you. ✌️

[@manmatharajangunaratnam6869]

Why are you deceiving people ?