How to make 220V Generator at low RPM

[@SamMonkulas]

Fantastic. I love this simple design. If you can share the Coil details would be great.

[@__NEMO__]

It is better to use bolts made of non-magnetic material - stainless steel or bronze. Magnets will not cling to them with their field. Magnets are best placed on steel rotor discs as thick as the magnets themselves. On the reverse side, the magnetic fields will close and the force on the coils will increase. Good luck.

[@marciojosebranco9417]

how much the friend liked with these magnets, thanks Marcio from Brazil

[@svkscorpio]

You should have added winding on the outer side of the magnets so as to capture those flux as well.

[@fredhebert8592]

How would he have wounded the wires around the magnets please help me understand that I'm curious

[@BenJandrell]

Make sure your 4 bolts and nuts are non magnetic... use stainless steel if you haven't already. Nice effort!

[@timothyhaug2060]

You used metal nuts and bolts. While negligible, the magnetic attraction to the metal will cause a drag inefficiency. Better to use plastic or nylon nuts and bolts.

[@leightonwestbury92]

Very negligible ! the magnetic field is strongest on its north or south pole, not from the side

[@explorster]

My grandmother used to make these back in the 60's. They are still running.

[@dinukasheheranbowattha5907]

It's very cool project.. and I hope you will show us "A" ( ampere )also... keep it up ...

[@problemchild959]

its very simple to calculate. considering it had no issues with a 35 watt bulb but the 100 watt bulb was very dim I'd guess its putting out about 30 watts. using a simple calculator 30 watts @ 220 volts = 0.13 amps or 136 milliamps. I made something very similar and the amp output with what I tested was very dependent upon the gage of the wire used in the coils. smaller thickness wire causes lower power, while thicker wire generates more.

[@harleyme3163]

giving the gauge of that wire? around 0.001 to 0.01 look it up what guage you'd need to get even 1 amp at 220 volt, not to mention the number on windings. ( 16 gauge = 4 MILLION windings) lol

[@problemchild959]

Harley Me actually it has to be putting out at least 0.1 (30 watts / 130 miliamps) or the 35 watt bulb would not even have lit up.

[@svkscorpio]

Should be around 300-500 mA

[@mohsenaghdam3136]

Jaqueline Loriault hi , if you want to make something around 30 Amp , what size of wire should be use for coil and device how much can bigger than this?

[@noahh8211]

Great little project! I like it! If you have some volt/power/rpm information that would be great!

[@ФёдорОгнёв-ф8ь]

Привет, классный генератор спасибо за видео здоровья тебе удачи и всего хорошего пока 👋👍👍👍

[@crsistobal]

I greet you from my Panama, I hope everyone is in good health God bless you all and take care of you

[@amantupar888]

Please include link on details of spareparts.Nice video.Thank you.

[@JahanZeb1976]

*Wow, this is simply awesome. Great project ever. This awesome alternator would make the free energy dream true. As this small generator produces 220v, think it's bigger version could produce 11kv or even 66kv which could be easily fed to the national grid.*

[@fusiondensity3287]

Energy of the earth is free

[@tonyheaton4941]

Voltage will not kill you, you need amps to kill you. Voltage is just part of the equation. You need amps to make power. If it were as easy as making a big one of these, it would have already been done. Oh, it has. They are littered across the planet. Wind turbines. A single commercial wind turbine cost over $1M USD. Personal wind generators or hydro generators can supplement your household requirements but you won't likely produce enough power to feed to the grid. We will get to efficient alternate power production and we should continue to try but, currently, if you live in the city, fossil fuels are way cheaper. For full disclosure, I run some of my power needs from solar generation and lithium-iron-phosphate batteries for storage.

[@leightonwestbury92]

@@tonyheaton4941 fossil fuels are way cheaper ? are you sure about that ? my ev costs £8.50p to fully charge and gets me about 220 miles, no petrol or diesel car will do that .......solar power is the way to go both direct from the sun and also from the wind (which is still solar) with the minium impact on the planet unlike nuclear

[@tonyheaton4941]

@@leightonwestbury92 , do you charge your ev with solar? If not, you are using fossil fuels. If you figure in the cost of new batteries every 4 to 5 years, fossil fuels are cheaper.

[@TubaParveen-cd2ys]

​@@tonyheaton4941 But fossil fuels are most expensive in INDIA in comparision to round the globe ?????????

[@sxmtaekwon-do7685]

Nice project. Not a lot of questions being answered, which makes it suck a bit....

[@youtubeworkshop3174]

Great, simple and light weighted.. unbelievable that 40v with hand crank

[@adnanaltay9702]

Hi, can you give the wire thickness and number of turns. Thank.

[@amablemoya5869]

Hola muy bueno, excelente trabajo, otra simplificación es una sola rueda de imanes con dos ruedas de bobinas en paralelo cada rueda y después en serie , para trabajar en Amperios no en voltaje. Gracias

[@alphaphichufafionse3005]

Wow I wish i can have one of these........ Compact mini generator I can use while im in the mountains off grid

[@comosea5]

uno equivalente son los motores de paso que se extraen de impresoras antiguas, el asunto esta en que debes ponerle la electrónica para rectificar y regular la corriente además de la fuerza mecánica por engranajes

[@PathofVox]

This waa my favorite generator build on yet! The simplicity with compact design, i like it

[@prabhatheranga2739]

Me seen lot of kinds projects same, but this is fantastic bother. No hide anything power generate time. So I love this can you tell project goods details for others

[@salmanusman9869]

Good job keep going American tech. May good protect us from Corona viros

[@inventor1978]

Quá tuyệt vời! Bạn là số 1

[@MuhammadDaudkhanTV100]

Very good work and cool looking

[@fredhebert8592]

Great video I enjoyed that show us how you hooked up the wires and what pattern in series start finish ext.

[@kimseymour8896]

That’s sweet you did a great job

[@philippebertel1779]

...........bonjour............. Paire est un paire.. une des base de la sûr unité énergétique... pour la puissance le faire de façon multiple.... bon courage.....

[@crsistobal]

Hello, good morning, what is the gauge of the cable you are using in this project, how many turns of cable does each coil have, because the coils do not have an iron core, I follow your channel, I have subscribed, I do not speak English but I like to see what you do, you are a very good teacher

[@sedobel]

Excelente proyecto, que potencia tiene

[@រឿងហួសចិត្ត]

Verygood project I do it working 100%

[@garryacuesta9901]

No plastic spacer between 2 magnet plates? So that they will not accidentally scratch the coils?

[@sureshperambuduru4886]

I hope this concept is old,no petent problem, making is very fine,any body can copy it, easy to understand to society, best use to any maker

[@electronic7979]

It was an excellent video. I watched with pleasure.

[@fejzarexhepi2394]

Elektronik Atölyem Gyzel

[@jvlsgames4446]

Hey, I'm from Brazil and I had a simple question, are these plastic molds light?

[@unit411]

can you get 200 watts from that ? some .25 nitro engines are 3.3HP could probably spin it for you also can be converted to diesel.

[@sushillad1051]

Bro , it's great project, this project make brushless motor

[@JokePost]

Nice brother

[@luisalejandrorodriguez7451]

220 vols con 0.1 am

[@xsbiggy6349]

@Jack Rene you're right, nobody gives a shit.

[@ok-kv9zr]

@@xsbiggy6349 HAHA

[@ok-kv9zr]

i suppose no, because it turns on a 100 w bulb

[@SinghAssociates-bi3vx]

Simple and easy to make...

[@miguelsantana9824]

Nice job.....screws and axel in SS....would be better.....

[@murdochmacdonald4310]

only thing to make it better is to have used nylon screws. the metal screws take a little efficency, with the drag.

[@storetor]

Interesting. For windmill?

[@kevinmichaelbergman8276]

Nice job this is my design from many years ago you have some missing laws yet but very close good job though.

[@lionellguitering7155]

Sir can give me full tutorial on how the coil made

[@pornsakrungnapakan874]

@@lionellguitering7155 ...,

[@hohocine]

Yes it's réel expérience good american tech

[@whoopsie-vf8ib]

can you zoom out? i want to see a cable from the top

[@davidguca]

8:25

[@whoopsie-vf8ib]

@@davidguca at the end of the video lol, when the generator start to work

[@noellim6924]

How many amps can it load? What was the size of magnet wire did you use.

[@fredhebert8592]

What magnet pattern did you use north-south north-south so on and also at the end which wire did you use to hook up the light was it the the beginning of the wire coil or was it the end of the wire coil please get back to me thank you

[@saminsiddiquee2059]

Good job

[@javidahmadmir5842]

Excellent progect performance

[@liliklilik4461]

Good job man,

[@noutram1000]

Very nice, it would work even better if the two end-plates where iron. I also like you coil winding video -see my comment there for a small possible improvement in a 12-coil 3 phase design (16 magnets).

[@simonefilidei3440]

Ottima costruzione. Comunque la corrente in uscita è 220/10

[@ВалерийПятаков-д4ш]

Аксиальный генератор без залипания магнитов. Классный генератор,правда без неодимовых магнитов это игрушка

[@vps6538]

Good design

[@retopoltera-meng4742]

Nice Device . Question which Wire -Gauge and how many Turns you used?? Thanks for a answer.

[@michaelnelson9140]

Again, as I asked in your previous video. Can you explain the wiring schematic?

[@OKFrax-ys2op]

No speaking English

[@flyingsaucers5094]

What if u insert small iron core for those coil...?

[@mohammadsabzar7176]

Great 👍

[@sidamarali3030]

Dual axial flux permanent magnet generator...nice indeed

[@WilliamBeckerreikiman]

i am guessing you made the parts using 3D printer? if not where can i buy them as i do not have a 3D printer yet

[@Chris-hk3tq]

Really good. Thanks for sharing. 😀

[@khkbnringnring4315]

Kindly let me know the wire joining part,,, with digram. thank you 👍❤️

[@nathanwebb2301]

Has anyone responded to your request. I would like the same. I love this design. [e-mail] If so can you forward them to me? I'm looking for a project for me & my boys to make.

[@MrNelsonhsieh]

The more magnetic poles, the less the number of revolutions，thanks,

[@ajithku6887]

Bro, Can i make 50-0-50v 20 AMP Transformer with No.4 core, 5 inch bobbin?

[@FARADISProduction]

Amazing AMERICAN's Tech

[@JCBIKE87]

how many amps can it handle ? how to aumtomatic regulate the output voltage ?

[@litoboy5]

Cool but if I put another coil disc?

[@raminventedtech3556]

Super nice I liked your every video

[@gameoverwehaveeverypixelco1258]

You left out so much details, make a part 2.

[@shawnsampson4065]

220v but how much in amps? also given that it is plastic mostly, heat generated could cause issues with melting... how is that handled?

[@mdmvukengineer4873]

Boy the important thing is how much ampere current is, not voltage, voltage.👍🇺🇸

[@tophatv2902]

What do you mean

[@mdmvukengineer4873]

@@tophatv2902 I repair electronics🇬🇧👍

[@hrithikkesharwani2925]

Does polarity of magnets matters, I mean there are two disk in which magnets are placed so is there anything like place them one disk in all north and other one with all south kind or randomly put anywhere?

[@siemiradstarza4701]

The neighbours of a magnet need to have diffrent polarity. Let's say you put your first magnet with the N side pointing upwards. Then the magnet to the left and to the right need to be pointed with the S side upwards. And so on. It cannot be random. You can clearly see how he checks the polarity of the magnets before putting them in the holes.

[@adereza5177]

Amaizing

[@bomche115]

*great video, thanks you*

[@mustafasaid5857]

Nice magnet.

[@mustafakemal3954]

very good

[@kmuralikrishna1582]

Really appreciate... Expert please reply.. Seems like getting enough voltage.. But what about current in amps....? Let's say I want to use this generator for recharge a battery pack which is required with 48v 8 to 10ah Please reply..

[@ChandrasekarSekar-vp1ib]

Nice project 👍🏻

[@bruceeggleston2871]

How do you keep the wires from shorting out when you first put together they were touching

[@MultiLeo78]

Hello my name is Leo, congratulations for the realization, I would like to receive, if possible, information regarding the sizing of the copper coils (number of coils, section of copper insulated cable, dimensions, shape, quantity or number, etc. etc.) as it is not possible for me to try to create the generator in the absence of the criteria that serve to size it, also the quantity, size and shape of the magnets, in short, everything that is necessary in order to assemble a generator that possesses the parameters or rather that has the parameters of the system that will have to make it move, waiting for your kind feedback I wish you a good evening.Leo

[@futurizonfr3368]

Indicating the voltage is useless if there is no intensity or power.

[@harleyme3163]

its almost zero amps... the guage of wire is to thin and there's not nearnly enough wraps of it. those coils should be 5 to 6 inches thick...

[@xLenny22x]

Harley Me he could just use a transformer at that point to lower that 220V and get better current

[@Erthai88]

PLEASE, TELL ABOUT FREQUENCY, CURRENT AND RPM USED TO GET 220V. IT'S AC OU DC ? THANKS.

[@minihacker6683]

How much ampre he wiil produce

[@kajn3206]

it would like a winding diagram one could do something similar best on 12v

[@acelectronic2831]

good but how many ampe ??

[@أهلالقرآن-ه7ي]

مرحبا شغل ممتاز جيد أنت في الطريق الصحيح

[@fulviofain6166]

it is possible to make another plate as an electric motor that generates the force to make the rotor turn, and the system how many Ampere develops beyond the voltage

[@New_world2022]

Wow that is amazing how is it

[@jeancortes8138]

Bonjour à tous : es qu'il y à un sens avec ses aimants...? Et pouvez-vous nous donner les spécificités références pour les commander... merci de votre réponse...

[@mahmoudcherif2731]

what is the number of Amps

[@zeeshanshahid2020]

Ppl want to show max pwr yield of thr projcts .u see he is using a 20 watts bulb... Which i think is max power outpt

[@miltongomes9063]

Why you didn't put a bearing in the center for more stability?

[@bendabolehbuatlain9988]

Maybe he didn't have enough bearing for this project.

[@princejehugaringa4079]

It does not need more bearing. 2 is enough with both side. With regard of its stability, the shaft is thick and rigid.

[@degu44]

connect the drill to the energy output and see if it is self sustaining ( clue , it wont be ) The drill is putting more energy in than the energy output of the device. So if you have energy to run the drill you don't need the device. However it could be useful in a wind turbine or water wheel where energy is provided by the environment.

[@leightonwestbury92]

connect the drill to the energy output and see if it is self sustaining ( clue , it wont be )........obviously ! there is no such thing as over unity and any such device would break the conservation of the laws of physics

[@Kapalek84]

Great project! I am sure this device is very efficient. It can be improved in few ways. Thank you for sharing (would be nice to see how much power is used at the input but great video anyway)

[@bendabolehbuatlain9988]

By the look of the motor, i would say about 12-24v or maybe less.

[@problemchild959]

Kapalek84 looks like a 775 motor (the ones used in cordless drills)

[@albertwesker4266]

Even if this wouldnt be fake something must power up drill on the right xD hahahahah

[@Buciasda33]

Bring out the oscilloscope mate. Also, efficiency... How many Watts are you putting into that Drill?

[@VISHALKUMAR-io9eh]

Hey bro, i think you made axial fulx flow motor, accidentally.🤣🤣🤣

[@antoniostraface7733]

Hola te felicito por tu proyecto Pero cuantas vueltas tiene que dar para tener ese voltaje y que motor tendrías que usar para que gire cuanto te gastaría Para que prenda 1lamparita cuanta energía usas para que produzca eso

[@technicaladviser8356]

Hi Bro, if you really like to do it, then make it with high Amps And give full informations to viewers, then you can get many more likes and also people will subscribe too. Make it in minimum 6 to 10 Amps 220 VAC and you will see the response. If people don't get full information and details then I think they don't like, so please do it with a open heart and mind to teach real learners and seekers. I hope you can get much more likes and subscribers.

[@leightonwestbury92]

Or you could just stop persuading him with the possibility of more likes so you gain his information ........I've got a radical thought, why don't you just do your own research ............an answer isn't required, the question was rhetorical

[@Dazdigo]

It would have been better have the magnets sandwiched between to sets of coils than coils sandwiched between two sets of magnets since the magnets would be energizing the both sets of coils instead of a single one, cheaper too since magnets are magnitudes more expensive then those coils.

[@DarrenTarmey]

what differance would it make on output v and a

[@TheresTyrannyAfoot]

Wrong....by aligning another magnet on the other side of the coil he's causing the Flux fields to reach through the coil to each other....the way you stated is inefficient because a majority of the magnet Flux field would be trying to reach back to its own opposite pole passing minimally through either set of coil...your method would be better for a motor like configuration tho because you could interact with the magnets with twice the power....

[@windgamerzdc9898]

We can't use the output energy in a drill machine?

[@comosea5]

creo que necesitarías hacerlo mas grande,

[@thiha2681]

Thanks million Sir. I really like your video.

[@pandeyart6101]

How much amperes does it generate?