I build 220v electric Hydropower dam

[@kinghomemade]

*I make new turbine for family's hydroelectric dam* kzbin.info/www/bejne/qaO8pqNmesuYr80si=na7jQUs7cgDE9A7a

[@belyaevyurii]

The water pressure is 0.4 meters, the flow rate is about 8 liters per second. The flow capacity is about 16 W. The efficiency of hydroelectric power plants is at best 30%. The actual power is less than 5 watts.

[@rarerajiv]

.o.ko

[@nowyouhaha7011]

report fake chanel

[@iosifferencz5432]

Your comment is welcome for the uninitiated. Theory and calculations are the foundation of what you want to build. 

[@alexandrevaliquette1941]

Unfortunately, the vast majority of the viewers will think that 'you' are the jealous guy here. Still... it's another scam video.

[@gregorymalchuk272]

The efficiency of hydroelectric power stations is high, between 80% and 93%. They aren't heat engines and aren't subject to the same kind of efficiency limitations.

[@DownhillAllTheWay]

Kudos to the guy for having made this. I'm sure it took some effort. *_HOWEVER ..._* 7,000 watts = 9.38 Horsepower. That's nearly 10HP, so think for a moment about the size and power of a 10HP electric motor. It's a big, heavy motor, and if you bought it new, it would set you back more than $600 - probably quite a lot more. 7,000 W is enough to drive a fork-lift truck or a small electric car. There is *_NO WAY_* that sort of power is coming from the thin vanes in this "turbine". If they were subjected to almost 10 HP, they would get flattened. A 10hp Baldor 1760rpm 215t 3ph motor weighs 231lb (105kg) - so you wouldn't be able to pick it up. The electricity to drive that much power does not - *_NOT_* - come out of the setup shown here. The formula is ... P = m x g x H x n where ... P = power in Watts m = litres per sec of water g = gravitational constant = 9.81m/s^2 H = head of water (about 0.5 M as shown at 0:30 ) n = overall efficiency of the system Considering the gaps between the vanes of his "turbine", and between the magnets and coils, I wouldn't expect efficiency to be more than 0.5. So there's the formula. Do the math, Folks. How much do you reckon he's getting out of his generator? I'd say maybe 20W, but that's a long way short of 7,000W.

[@golfsupersoundmixooo7766]

😄😄👍

[@mhazg6621]

*kuik mafs.*

[@antoniolisboa3897]

Simplesmente um estudante de faculdade

[@marquisdesiorrac7892]

not very optimized all that 20W you're nice

[@alexandrevaliquette1941]

Underrated comment. In fact, this should be the only comment.

[@glumpy1024]

Clickbait. That thing has an much chance of generating 7000w as I do lighting up a fart and rocketing to the moon.

[@liamhill1702]

Fr fr, 1. The way he wire the coils together 2. Even if they were wired correctly the 60 rpm he's getting would only create 2hz instead of 50-60hz 3. The chain didn't show any tension at all 4. The water was pushing the paddles so easily 5. The bottom of the paddles wasn't secured properly so if there was tension it would just scrape the bucket If he actually showed how a working turbine could be made I would be impressed, but otherwise please stop making videos.

[@glumpy1024]

@@liamhill1702 I looked at a number of this clowns Videos. All Click bait with ridiculous power claims. One was a little 2 stroke Motor driving a generator supposedly powering a Pump. Belt between engine and self made genny looks like it came out of a VCR or something. Starts up the little engine, connects the pump and motor does not Drop a single RPM when the load goes on. This guy is nothing but a Con man taking advantage of Peoples Gullibility.

[@liamhill1702]

@@glumpy1024 I just wish he would actually teach how to make working things rather than to just take advantage of people.

[@moonmatthew]

Ye

[@glumpy1024]

@@liamhill1702 Exactly. I came across him looking for real info. Saw the thumb was click bait but had to watch what sort of a con he was pulling off. Seems there are many.

[@Omaryllo]

Now build it 5 times bigger, 10 times more efficient, and near an actual reservoir and you might actually be able to generate enough to power that fan

[@Dicey6969]

@Comrade he’s making a joke about how the video is fake

[@Dicey6969]

@Comrade why did you remove your comment

[@Harishkumar-sh5sk]

He knows that

[@poopdookievii7538]

@@Dicey6969 I think he might of deleted his KZbin channel or changed it

[@Nyinxie]

There's a lot of improvements you can do to this, like maximizing efficiency of the bucket's water processing, making the most out of the current of the water, the outflow of the exit pipe's position to make sure no water is is being slowed down, adding a stabilizer at the lowest point of the shaft so that it doesn't move around, replacing the flat sheets of the turbine with curved ones, or even replacing the sideways turbo styled bucket system and instead use a downwards cyclone styled one. Lots of ways to squeeze the maximum potential out of this.

[@tengamercz]

@@Android-ng1wn i dont think so

[@jaketherake8262]

@@tengamercz If you watch from 15:25 - 15:35, you can see 2 wires coming out of the bottom of the gray support cylinder that shouldn't be there

[@billythekid9694]

I live in a small town by the sea. The tidal drop is about 2.80 m at better time. I have a reservoir that could fill by the tide. I have a wall about 8/9 feet thick to contain the water. It would be enough to add a good-sized tube to allow water to fill the reservoir. When reaching the highest tide, could close the entrance and open an exit. This would consists of a pipe (or more) that would allow the water to flow back through a generator. A similar system could be also used to move the generator when filling the reservoir. Could it work to get some power ?

[@mbidari5652]

The rotation speed is not high enough to provide the frequency and voltage required to turn on the fan. And when it went under load, it did not affect the rotation speed of the generator. I think power came from elsewhere.

[@FarhanKhan-ko1rp]

I'm an electrical engineer bro This is a fake video

[@FarhanKhan-ko1rp]

@@lorditsprobingtime6668 Yeah bro 👍🏻 He is just fooling people & making money from youtube But people with little knowledge about electrical stuff Try to copy this shit And failed horribly I myself seen some dumb people making project about free energy 🤣🤣 in india Actually I am also from India I try to correct them with valid reason using "The law of Conservation of Energy" But you know You can't argue logically with dumb people

[@fabriziobrutti1205]

Yesss

[@glumpy1024]

@@lorditsprobingtime6668 Well said mate! I did the exact same thing and looked at the other con Vids on his channel. He's laughing all the way to the bank conning people. Amazes me how many people fall for this crap but then again, seem that most people know as much about basic electricity as they do brain surgery. Im not an electrical engineer , just a home hacker that likes to play with generators, solar and other things and you can see this is complete and utter crap. I saw it in the thumbnail and wondered how he was conning people, Now I know. Maybe we should all report this channel for the misinformation? If they get enough complaints they may do something about it.

[@dragonsaxaphone7855]

@@FarhanKhan-ko1rp it is a real dc generator tho if he was to use 4 diods and then a inverter he could make 220 but he would still have to get it to a much higher rpm

[@mruble38]

4:00 usually if you weld bearings, the heat from the welder boils off/burns out the grease in them. the best way to make sure they last is to re-pack them with grease so they dont run dry

[@hamidrohail8582]

i love u

[@trevordeane3940]

True. Just tack the bearings not full weld.

[@hollander133]

Welding even near a bearing could be enough to ruin it by making pits in the running bed ...

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@@hollander133 You only get that when you connect your earth lead in a way that the current has to run through a bearing. Simple solution, don't. Put your earth on the same side as the weld will be going on then be very careful about the heat getting to it, especially if it's a sealed bearing. I've welded things in a lathe and you could connect the earth to any bare metal part of the lathe but, then you would start the damage that would stuff the spindle bearings so there, inconvenient as it is because you have to keep moving it, you connect the earth to THE WORK PIECE.

[@hollander133]

@@lorditsprobingtime6668 You are very right and in theory this definitly holds ground. Tough in my experience working with motors/generators above 30kW I have noticed that it stay's tricky. 95% of the time you are right, tough in the other 5% I can only say, have fun changing the bearings.

[@Barty.Crowell]

"spam or misleading". Definitely qualifies as the latter. As glumpy10 so aptly put it "Clickbait. That thing has as much chance of generating 7000w as I do lighting up a fart and rocketing to the moon"

[@ramtosantosa1400]

Lol yeah maybe what at best? 360w?

[@ЮрийНерубенко]

@@ramtosantosa1400 спртсмен крутит педали на велосипеде и в лучшем случае развивает 400 ватт

[@mark7878]

Copied from the other guy

[@JordanYong238]

@@ЮрийНерубенко n, up

[@mandarin1257]

There is no chance this produces 700 watts, 7 watts seems more realistic but still impressive. Overall, very cool construction!

[@Da-Real-Gigachad]

The outlet is to small, this means that the entire bucket is filled with water. This also means that the blades has to move a lot of water this requires energy, so you loose most of the rotating power you got from the water inlet. The speed the blades have is to high for what energy you get out of this setup. The pipe the transformers are sitting on probably contains a motor that powers the rod he connects here. 3:15

[@jeffumbach]

At 15:25 you can see wires coming out of that pipe before they set it into place. Hidden motor.

[@axmed711]

@@jeffumbach yes I can see it too the whole project is fake lol

[@neelK92]

The power source is inside the pvc pipe. And when load was connected the turbine didn't slowed down 🤔😂

[@lr8198]

The fans are barely moving, how is this fake?

[@FayanG]

@@lr8198 but that 60w bulb?

[@timonix2]

​@@FayanG a 60W bulb that barely lights up. The fan struggles to move. Maybe a watt or two from the generator. Could maybe charge a phone in 4 hours which might be good enough for some.

[@charley6799]

@@lr8198 the fans are moving at normal operating speed and he had 2 of them plus a bulb simultaneously. This generator would barely be able to operate any one of these things alone at 100% efficiency and I doubt this contraption could achieve 30%.

[@Jay-fy4zy]

I gotta give him credit. Even if it's clickbait or it can't power a phone charger, he still did a lot more work for a video than some of these people out there.

[@holycogs2706]

Ok i gootta give credit for robbers. Even if they stole some money or kill someone, they still did a lot more work than some of these people out of there

[@shoeskode136]

@@holycogs2706 ok i gotta credit a dumbass who comparated this guy to a robber

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

you can charge faster your phone with a cheap solar phone charger for like 16$

[@Catmeat106]

@@shoeskode136 ok roberta

[@shoeskode136]

@@Catmeat106 ok applesauce

[@blackturbine]

gotta love how turbine is spinning faster than water is flowing

[@lordrefrigeratorintercoole288]

Its youtube magic

[@kholmar]

and at SUCH a nice constant rate...

[@Unknown-pl5mb]

12:15 So your telling me he has access to grinders, welders, drills, etc. But he doesn't have access to a shovel

[@BonginkhosiZandamela]

😂😂 this guy is full of lies😂

[@BonginkhosiZandamela]

It impossible that he doesn't have access to a shovel

[@BonginkhosiZandamela]

It impossible that he doesn't have access to a shovel

[@tpeter4240]

Despite the other issues… that’s awfully brave of you to use an arc welder on a microwave transformer.

[@KorhalKk]

That shit is dangerous.

[@videoshorts7652]

Yes

[@janesigabaro7593]

Plz explain. I would like to know why and how it it dangerous. (Because I do not know.)

[@janesigabaro7593]

Plz explain. I would like to know why and how it it dangerous. (Because I do not know.)

[@tpeter4240]

@@janesigabaro7593 TLDR: Arc welders can recharge the transformer. I’m not an expert electrician or anything, but this is my understanding: Microwaves are the #1 cause of death in hobby electronics, and it’s almost always in the case of not properly discharging the electronics, particularly the transformer. The high amount of residual charge leaves it very fast if it is shorted by a metal tool or your hand, and the high amps are what stop your heart. By using an arc welder that uses a high amount of electricity to attach them to the plate, even though most of the electricity is going into heat, you’d be reintroducing a small amount of electricity into the system just by proxy, along with some other static charge, natural capacitance, etc. made by the molten metal. Even a small amount of charge left in the transformer can be very deadly if it is unknowingly mishandled. I’m glad that (I’m assuming) no one was hurt. I would recommend using a gas welder, or better, just some bolts and wax next time to avoid the risk.

[@evgeniy_klekta]

В любой непонятной ситуации приваривай подшипник.

[@руся-ю8и]

Зовите доктора)

[@ogorod8288]

@@руся-ю8и я думаю тут и без доктора можно поставить диагноз полуляха)))

[@zbubby1202]

Power came from elsewhere. We are nowhere near 60 hertz so the lightbulb would flash on and off if it was the generator actually powering it.

[@TimJacobsen3D]

not entirely true, those fans and bulb would work an any AC kinda current, having 4 poles doubles the hertz, I doubt that is more than 10-20 Hz though, the low watts are producing very slow speed fans too - one almost doesn't turn. It's not fake as such, but there is not many real world applications except for you to learn something, amazing to even get a result with that but he/she did, you could refine this design considerably from parts you find in your local refuse station and make a better version with more current etc..

[@TimJacobsen3D]

​@@Fhajadusisneb Best do some research before posting 'eh - Hertz is a measurement of frequency - specifically "Cycles per second". If you want to test your brain, figure out and share how you figured it out - approximately how many Hertz the electricity is coming out? (hint - you can figure this out by counting through frames in slow-mo).. - I'll add 500 points to your score if you can (currently you're on 0)

[@Fhajadusisneb]

@@TimJacobsen3D I’m just saying you can run it with a lower frequency I realized my mistake that’s why I put the second comment

[@mareveswa]

just upload yours and show us how to do it better. The guy at least is trying

[@nicks6549]

I evaluate the power produced to around 1W, if any. Quality engineering and trustworthiness.

[@jdlives8992]

Maybe before the mud washed away

[@unbekanntunbekant4587]

1 wat per hour or sek ?

[@ppdan]

@@unbekanntunbekant4587 What's the difference? If you produce 1W second for 3600 seconds you get 1W hour. Power is not energy!!!

[@salerio61]

@@unbekanntunbekant4587 1 W per hour doesn't make any sense at all

[@kelvinenem2956]

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[@รีรัตน์สมศรี]

Trading with an expert is the best strategy for newbies and busy investors who have little or no time to monitor trade

[@jamesbaothanh9534]

Same here, My portfolio has been going down the drain while I try trading,! just don't know what I do wrong

[@รีรัตน์สมศรี]

@Beauty Love at this present economic crisis, now is the best time to invest in assets like that

[@รีรัตน์สมศรี]

But of a truth people are scared of investing because of high rate of scammers and unprofessional broker in the market.

[@kabiruusman1744]

@Beauty Love What a surprise, I'm really shocked you just mentioned Mr Jay Pelle FX, he is a life saver when it comes to crypto currency. For I am a living testimony for his good and great strategies on trading.

[@АндрейКалагин-п7ч]

эхх... доктор дью по тебе плачет)

[@swisstony9344]

Total con. There's so many reasons why this hasn't got a single chance of working in reality, but he's got 1.6million views out of it already so its a big win for him!

[@WorldWideWillem-360]

By now 4.7M so that is $15k from KZbin. Not bad for a good day of work and zero material costs.

[@TanvirKabir0461]

Nice project. you should add a gear, so that it can spin more faster to create more electricity... Thanks bro.

[@kinghomemade]

ok, i will try edit for this system

[@karolborowiecki6983]

@@kinghomemade i cross the fingers

[@bidyutmandal8762]

Use the cycle gears

[@someoneonly]

If Im ever stranded on a junk island, this is the guy im bringing

[@glumpy1024]

won't do you much good, all his Vids are fake and con jobs and none of what he shows would work.

[@Takedown87]

I wouldn't do that

[@nextwayeducrafts5567]

@@glumpy1024 is that really will not work?

[@glumpy1024]

@@nextwayeducrafts5567 As Shown it MIGHT make a few watts, I'd guess 5, maybe 10, but anything over that, no way! Claiming 7000w is like saying you have a truck that will haul 10 ton up a mountain and get 150 Mpg.

[@kotobike-]

Всё на сварку готов прихерачить, и подшипники и трансформаторы, нормально чё :)

[@dansmith2863]

Nice, you will get more energy if you lower the outlet pipe on the bucket, the greater the fall the more energy.

[@mmoradiointeractive]

Curve the blades into the inlet current and add a lower support arm, also place a cover on the bucket top. You will see a major improvement

[@ausieking]

Let’s say it all together 👏stop👏welding👏bearings👏

[@dorsk84]

Clean👏the👏metal👏before👏wielding👏 It just makes for stronger wields and a cleaner look.

[@ryanb1874]

They are just building their POS build, for the viewmoney Well F. Em, cause I m not even watching, just seeing g how many non bot comments there might be 🤔

[@billsmith7673]

Hey, legitimate question from somebody wanting to learn: why not weld bearings? Because the heat will warp/distort them?

[@ausieking]

@@billsmith7673 bearings are heat treated to be very hard, by heating them up by welding you ruin that heat treat and make the bearings soft so they wear much faster and then when you need to replace them you have to cut them off instead of just removing them like normal bearings

[@ausieking]

@@billsmith7673 also welding cooks out all the grease

[@JoeBlowUK]

Bricklaying: 1 out of 10. Welding: 1 out of 10. Health & Safety: 1 out of 10. Clickbait: 10 out of 10.

[@nickgrimmer7274]

It’s amazing what you can build from scrap items, even if it doesn’t give you the full amount of energy, it’s still worth building it to help things out. 🎉🎉🎉 well done.

[@coominyeet]

So convenient for him to build it, and then the dam magically has water afterwards. Hes such a legend.

[@gooseknack]

The "dam" appears to be an irrigation channel..

[@alilatifovic1628]

Overall it got me watching it a few minutes same as it has 1.7M others. Of course its a bulls..t but it has the clicks which was the intention at the first place

[@alaoui90]

You can measure the power it generates instead of using fans...

[@diyprojects8828]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gKbMmoV8YsqYp6s

[@glumpy1024]

It generates next to nothing if anything at all. All this Guys vids are cons and Clickbait.

[@МаксимРоманов-ы5ю]

Задрали клепать видосы ради просмотров, никакого отношения к генератору эта дичь не имеет от слова совсем

[@rickrockwell2804]

This can't possibly generate 31 amps in order to achieve 7000w at 220v🤣

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@spidy9237 No, scam clickbait.

[@czechgop7631]

And what about his "turbine"? That thing can generate 100watts maximum and even that is overestimate

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@@czechgop7631 Yeah, I think we're all in agreement about that. The guy is a scammer. Any doubts, just go look at the BS videos on his channel.There's heaps, and they all make the same sort of impossible power claims.

[@riven_personal]

Yeah ! True divide 7000/220v we will get 31.81 amperes of current that is impossible from this turbine.

[@lorditsprobingtime6668]

@@riven_personal If they were honest and "IF" that generator actually was any good, which is very doubtful too, with the tiny amount of head pressure from about a lousy one foot of height difference and that crappy paddle wheel arrangement I think you'd be really pushing it to get a lousy 100 Watts from that setup. This guy is just another of the very many scammers on KZbin.

[@beriowputih5805]

This is only basic but we can improvise many point. The most important thing is the idea. To me the problem is where to get the damp because my house is in town. Thanks for the video.😀

[@amandao.8043]

This is probably Vietnam where a lot of the countryside is rice paddies and channels moving water around.

[@niravsart6439]

Thumbnail is looking like Minecraft texture pack

[@mousytom1332]

HOW DO SO MANY OF THE COMMENTORS ACTUALLY BELEIVE THIS IS REEAALLL ?!!!????!?

[@paulkurilecz4209]

The 7,000 watt claim may be a bit of a stretch. But I do applaud his ingenuity and creativity.

[@billybobjoe2818]

So another title for this video states 7000 watt generator, that is a lot. almost 32 amps, if you did produce that much you'd melt the cable. A theoretical value or measured ?

[@_M_a_r_t_i_n_M]

Likely theoretical. I can see it doing that given larger cables, and maybe stronger magnets. But tbh I have no clue about the exact magnets used. This guy does have a solid understanding of what he's doing though. My question is, is this a permanent thing for his home or a demonstration? I can see some serious property damage in the future if he does not solidify the spillway or make emergency runoffs... But this looks more like a ditch for rainwater so this is nothing potentially catastrophic. Awesome demonstration nevertheless and gives me ideas about how to better utilize the downspouts from the roof of my house lol.

[@petezel]

Probably 100W or so. No chance in hell given the weak magnets, alignment, air gap, the coils aren't even really arranged properly

[@zezeA380]

@@petezel Yup, about 120W roughly. A household fan typically draws 50W, 2 fans is 100W. The light bulb is probably 20W.

[@glumpy1024]

Complete and utter Bullshit Clickbait value!

[@ViniciusNegrao_]

Same thing as I thought, I guess it could in theory have a capacity to generate 7000w due to fact it's probably 4x 1750w transformers. With that setup there's no way he'd get that ammount.

[@AswinVyasTipsTricks]

ഇത് ഇനി മലയാളത്തിൽ ഒര് ചാനൽ ഉണ്ടാകുന്നത് കാണാം 💥💥❤️❤️

[@Siva-on1tc]

athaara

[@davey2k12]

You need a spade that tool lol Try letting water out the bottom of the bucket or slow the flow use a smaller nozzle so bucket don't fill up otherwise seal the top and monitor the pressure

[@Irespecktyouall]

Wanna rewrite that was some punctuation marks so it makes sense?

[@davey2k12]

@@Irespecktyouall triggered !!!!! Like I care what you think 😃

[@thanhbienpham1984]

Mũ cối, quạt điện, cái bay, thùng sơn ... đúng chất Việt Nam. Rất tuyệt vời

[@paulo6456]

I think you should build a wind turbine instead since water will be scarce in a few years. And using a welding machine with ur bare foot and a grinder with no protecction, thats a recipie for disaster!!

[@shawnb.9989]

I want to see you stop the flow of water and the fans and light bulb turn off.

[@billybobjoe2818]

yes, it really looks like a fraud, a lot of work tho, but this can't be his first attempt at this. Make one wonder and question

[@highkicker11]

there is no way that a crappy setup lik this can power those fans and a lightbulb. also like another comentor said the moment he put a real load on the generator it would have slowed the wheel down. that did not happen. aka fake

[@zsoltsebo3158]

@@highkicker11 another commenter: at 15:28 and 15:30 you can see battery at the bottom of the pipe. :-)

[@skywalkk0079]

Simply take off the chain

[@zsoltsebo3158]

@@skywalkk0079 or block the pipe

[@TheAnimeist]

Yeah, yeah plenty of opportunity for optimization, but your method of KISS is great.

[@IGrizzllyGuy]

Still, now that dislikes are gone I can only see that it has got 43k likes...

[@bitcoin-wh5vb]

youtube recommend this video, is wasting my time. thanks KZbin for removing dislike counter, your teams are really helping the community here

[@jeffcarter1641]

Power generated debate aside... this is a pretty cool homemade miniature hydropower dam.

[@onlinestudy8425]

If the bucket lid is closed then pressure will be little bit more

[@Mateogon1]

and you can probably fit two buckets

[@Octavio-mk5mv]

If you used gravity as well as the presure from the dam(horizontal orientation) and using half of the bucket instead of fully enclosing the impeler(so the water drag is minimum) i think it would give of a little more power and I think using a proper alternator instead of recicling old colis would also greatly boost the power output

[@Deivid_C]

there is no way that thing is producing 7kW of power, haha.

[@michaeldougherty6036]

Beyond the changes of the damn, you could probably get a bit more power just by increasing the size of the gear wheel on the turbine. That would quickly get diminishing returns, though, if you went very much bigger.

[@ВадимЖихарский]

Конструкцию можно улучшить и получить больше КПД

[@RickyTicky549]

Who needs fasteners when you can weld everything.

[@mauspro5452]

ТАКОГО ПОЛЕЗНОГО КАНАЛА Я ЕЩЕ НЕ ВИДАЛ!!!

[@ahakcapx]

Ahaha... That thing is not producing 50Hz, but asynchronous motors are spinning fine :D Nice trick...

[@kennethnevel3263]

You make a good point . No where even near 50 hz . That alt would have to be spinning much faster .

[@glumpy1024]

Complete and utter clickbait con job!

[@fabianbruera2343]

No está generando los 220v, es con poca densidad la energía que genera, la solución seria ponerle una corona más grande así el piñón aumenta RPM para generar más energia

[@TechsScience]

I can imagine the efforts you have put to make this video

[@kinghomemade]

thank you very much

[@pragavirtual]

My guess he got the 7000w number from the nominal power each microwave has (usually 1750w). Saying that he can extract from this contraption is a long shot but thats what every company do to promote theyr stuff lol. Anyway, its a nice project.

[@petedavis7970]

Electronics, welding, brick-laying... When society collapses, you're going to be living well.

[@erwinconxepts]

you cant use this with appliances with microchips, it will surely break the circuitry. this generator hardly able to meet the 60hz frequency standards

[@engr.diosdadoabello9254]

You're right not 60 hz.running to slow.

[@AbsoluteTrash_]

modern switch mode supplies that are used for most electronic devices arent really effected by differing input frequencies or even voltage as long as its high enough to support the required power and within the supplies operating specs. The problem with this generator is it wont produce anywhere near the power advertised, and wouldnt be useful for all that much

[@carlosroldan8864]

At first I was worried about him being barefoot. Thank god he became aware and put on his safety flip flops

[@MutheiM_Marz]

not a safety flip flops. it's a battle flip flops, it's used since french-vietnam war.

[@carlosroldan8864]

@@MutheiM_Marz i apologize for my ignorance sir

[@Joshi_Bhai]

This is why Engineering is so important :-D That much hardwork for nothing ...

[@travisburt-hq1by]

I love how your working bare foot 👍🏻

[@jackas5658]

Idk why i'm watching this, but i'll keep watching

[@Twich-komlssarov]

Орнул с того,как он кернил😂

[@Serhiy34]

Of course like! What does the tester show? How many volts and what is the frequency?

[@letsfixit8812]

dont care as long as fans spins its too hot out there

[@Serhiy34]

@@letsfixit8812 )))

[@samuelfellows6923]

Seeing how slow those fans were - high voltage, low amps - not useable = needs to increase the speed of the generator to increase the amperage to make it useable. (Was the video infested with advertising = this financially poor oriental is turning views into cash cows with the adverts, to fund himself 😠)

[@sudhakarswain8241]

@@samuelfellows6923 😂are you some trumpian anti China guy?

[@wompstopm123]

its always gonna be 220 volt AC with those coils and the alternating magnets and the frequency is based on the rpm of the turbine

[@maximomendoza2575]

Very good! Thanks. If you build the blades rigid forward, but flexible backward, the forward would have less resistance, therefore the shaft would have higher speed, thus increasing the voltage; but I don't know what would happen with the current, because I see that you don't use any regulator. Máximo Mendoza, Dominican Republic.

[@chucksmitleyv145]

Someone isn’t an electrician and it shows

[@skyevanderheijden5382]

it would change the frequency, not the voltage

[@flippopotamuss]

The voltage for this project is regulated by the step down transformers outside of his house ;)

[@spicytuna08]

i now know the basic components of a dam. damn, this was very entertaining and inspiring. thanks

[@calmchess0434]

Awesome job McGuyver....that's an old TV show. I say this with love in my heart.

[@Sudesh_Wickramasooriya]

If he can avoid that Water overflowing problem he may can get better speed for that turbine.

[@mr.cakhia8288]

Có thằng nào Việt Nam xem ko. Mấy thằng Tây nói gì tao ko hiểu … mé tụi Tây

[@dientu97]

@@mr.cakhia8288 nếu cậu ấy có thế tránh đc vấn đề nươdc tràn ra, thì c ấy có thể nhận được tốc độ tốt hơn cho tua_bin đó

[@lamiglangulo7191]

I don't think it is generating 50 to 60 hz required by the fan

[@jesperwall839]

More like 5hz…

[@glumpy1024]

@@jesperwall839 I KNOW it's not generating 240 or 7000W or anything near that.

[@micromymario23]

3 round per sec, X pole.....6/8 hz but maybe 300V or plus for spike....it's possible but a 10% for a light bulb...mah, remains lit slightly due to thermal inertia

[@ronaldvincentfernandez5317]

Need to add gears to high speed rotation to faster generates power.

[@francischipangapole7671]

good

[@Dicey6969]

The way you handled those transformers is pretty ballsy😂, I wouldn’t touch those with a 10 foot pole personally😂

[@АгафийЛыков-п6щ]

Нагрузки MAX 0.3 kwt! .....7000 ))

[@resulmehmetoglu7519]

Молчага всегда старается что-то сделать.👍 Но нужно показать какое напряжение какой ток, сколько ватт, какая частота?! Мне кажется там не 220v но тем не менее дал идею и на этом спасибо.👏

[@ДеревенскийЛЕНТЯЙ]

С таким потоком максимум 24 в.можно разогнать с помощью велосипедный звёзд и цепи. Идея шикарная для домика на берегу речушки. Холявный почти свет

[@Gosha19721]

Вранье. Он когда подключал нагрузку у него даже торможения на генераторе не было.

[@marcosasunson468]

Там по лампочке видно что там нет 220w

[@marcosasunson468]

@@Gosha19721 Я тоже заметил это 👍🏻

[@trevordeane3940]

Once it is refined it could be used to run a light or two. Not enough power in what he was using to power a fan or two. You would need a much better set up than that to power a fan.

[@Magneticitist]

Yeah I'm pretty sure the water would just overflow out the top of the bucket without rotating the turbine lol

[@samrabena2720]

With the hole on the other end keeps the bucket from over flowing.. lol

[@Magneticitist]

@@samrabena2720 Harry Potter engineering

[@arjumandvillagelife]

ماشااللہ☺ بہت خوبصورت❤

[@SyberSqueegy]

When I saw it I literally said out loud ""Welding directly to the bearings?!? ARE YOU INSANE?!?" Bearings are wear-parts and will need to be replaced after 2-6 years.

[@natsudragneel6162]

This is a good idea if you're living far from papulated city. With no electric power

[@Takedown87]

You know that video is fake right?

[@Çóლ]

But you Need electric power to build these again 🥴

[@Parihar07]

I wonder how 220v power can be generated by such low rpm. But efforts were great

[@randomoffgridtv4685]

Its the batt inside that pipe that turn the turbine

[@alysongr]

The problem is not the tension, problem is the AMPS. Too low amps.

[@zulgenius609]

well, "who cares if its a clickbait! or not", atleast this guy "earned" income from youtube. considered as free energy! (technically youtube paid his electrical bills) great thinking!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@borninussr576]

02:24 We take a six-millimeter foil.

[@Emphasis213]

I came here for the video but stayed for the comments. Yes the 7000 watt is a an exaggeration of epic proportions,but at least he succeeded in trying. He did so with flipflops and racked many views. People watch because what he builds is pretty dam amazing. In contrast we have some of these supposed engineers who watch and comment and criticize in the most negative way. Yet they are usually the ones who would never in their wildest dreams imagine doing something like that much less build their own dam. They are likely the ones who design/outsource and then have someone else build it.

[@qurrotatechnology2073]

hat off bro ..yur Best.🏳🏳

[@electronresonator8882]

thank you, I was wondering how to make a vertical bearing, I guess I can use a shaft for fans

[@roshanpereira7650]

50 percent more electricity he would have got if closed the lid of the bucket as 50%water is flowing from top of bucket

[@steakplays2775]

Yeah I was about to comment that he is losing slot of power bc of the water just splashing out and the lid will help make s better flow

[@kalebjohns7715]

Not only that but the shape of the blades on the turbine is terrible for power optimization. He probably isn't losing 50% over the top of the bucket, cause the speed of the water leaving the bottom is way more. So I think if he optimized the blade design then he would get more power than any other optimization. He should do all of the optimizations though.

[@roshanpereira7650]

@@kalebjohns7715 what he should had done is the main dam in which water was stored should be covered be plastic sheets as water goes underground, second he should had connected a pipe through the exit nozzle of the bucket and put that baick into the main dam, third thing you and first only told in the comments that is blade shape and bucket lid

[@kalebjohns7715]

@@roshanpereira7650 you couldn't send the water back into the dam. Well you could but it wouldn't make more energy or power. That would be a perpetual motion machine and those aren't possible at all. You also don't need the plastic sheet coverage as you don't see that on any actual real world damn. He could make the dam a little taller to hold more water though.

[@roshanpereira7650]

@@kalebjohns7715 who sees for real world, he is making a custom dam he doesn't gets water from any source like rivers rain water etc he might be putting his tap water in dam so putting a plastic sheets on floor of dam might save his lots of water and second you are talking about prepetual machine I know prepetual machine don't exist but see he is making enough energy to power 3 High Power devices including the pump so connecting the exit nozzle of the bucket to a water motor and putting the pipe back to the dam is totally good and why only one bucket he should had connected at least 3 buckets together to make very high electricity and talking of the water pump in real world also if the dam makes electricity the electricity is used back to do its maintenance in nuclear plants all electricity is power by itself not directly but indirectly

[@DonHavjuan]

This thing could not even run a cat stereo. It's not even 7000 milliwatts.

[@aston0708]

A good effort,,,,very industrious guy,,,, well done.

[@goodnessgracious8819]

He heard that the globe was warming up and was diligent in helping curb the heat.

[@bobjoatmon1993]

EVERY time you grounded through the bearings you caused microarcs that damaged the surface of the balls and races and this makes their life extremally short when they start rotating. You can weld bearings but do it by avoiding grounding through them. Of course the heat of the welding ruins the hardness of the steel anyway. As a prototype proof of concept that will only run a short time before you build one right I guess it's ok but I still cringe at the waste. It would have been better to fabricate a bearing housing in my opinion as cheaper than building it twice.

[@karlranseier4542]

Exactly!

[@alanritchie7918]

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[@abdulsamikids4624]

It's better to install fan on moving chain, fan will move faster

[@williamgarcia4811]

Que llore llore

[@Vesalempinen]

Google "rolling shutter"

[@raziarahmat4299]

I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments

[@raziarahmat4299]

@@williamgarcia4811 I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments

[@raziarahmat4299]

@@Vesalempinen I live in Karachi Pakistan I like your comments

[@dinoroawr7378]

Other comments: Engineering stuff with complicated math Me: Haha hydro thingy spins so that electric fan spins

[@pk6nik]

нужно создать полную тех. цепочку. с нуля и до ГЭС :) научиться искать нужные материалы, породу для выплавки металлов, то есть геология, научиться плавить - кузнечное дело, научиться делать из найденного генераторы, и потом уже создавать гэс.

[@birbahadurkunwar4243]

Bro in let up or out let is down good jobs for sprit moments.

[@octavioedelbertoguijarroru5822]

A great fraud. 1.- At minute 19:22 it becomes clear that there is no correct connection between the windings and the loads. (the cable is not connected)

[@korishan]

I'm assuming you are referring to the brown wire. If you look "really" closely, and slow the speed down 0.25x speed, you can see the brown wire clearly is connected. If you pay attention to the visible length of the brown wire as he moves it, it appears to get longer and then shorter. This is because it is brown, and it's in a shadow. If it were not attached, it would of been almost impossible to move it so cleanly between the rotor and stator without it being hit or caught on the magnets. And, if you also pay close attention to the wires on the ground, they are indeed connected to the generator through the power strip. There are no other connections. So where is the power source and how is it connected if the brown wire isn't connected? They have to be connected somewhere/how as the fans are clearly on.

[@samuelfellows6923]

As the generator is too slow the amperage is lacking and the fans are not working at full speed and the light bulb was dim, but he didn’t care about that = I wouldn’t be surprised that this video is fake/fraudulent, these financially poor orientals in the lower orient, below China, specialise in committing fraud, by allowing Google to infest the video with advertising - using them as cash cows per view, 😠 the most common form of fraud by these orientals are the fake restoration videos = I report these as spam and misleading, I will now do the same with this video!

[@DarkByte]

there are lots of things to improve here: 1. clean your surfaces before welding. with all that rust your welds won't hold that well and it is bad for your health if you breathe 2. be careful when welding bearings. they can easily warp which creates lots of friction or can even cause them to get stuck 3. the orientation of those magnets at 9:08 is wrong. you put them on in an alternating pattern, otherwise they would repel each other. therefore you don't have 4 poles like shown in the video but 16! also, you had so many magnets. why didn't you put on more? the more often the magnetic field in the transformers gets reversed, the more current you will induce, increasing power output! having 16 instead of 4 poles actually helped you in that case. look at the design of brushless motors for reference. 4. taking off the base of those transformers was unnecessary. this kind of magnet and coil arrangement actually requires the use of ferrite cores that carry the magnetic flux through the coils. the permanent magnets will magnetize the iron as they pass by. 5. your wiring diagram at 11:29 shows the coils connected in series with a total output of 220V. that can't be right. without measuring the output nothing can be said about the voltage in a generator. the voltage is dependent on the speed of your rotor. also, if those were 220V transformers, that only means that they should be driven with 220V on the primary coil, not what they will produce! in fact, most microwave oven transformers have a ratio of about 10 : 1, meaning even if you put 10V AC on the primary you'll get 100V AC on the secondary. unlike what you've shown at 2:14 the secondary coil will usually produce around 2,400V or 2.4kV - NOT 100kV! that kind of voltage would be way too dangerous for a microwave and the electrical components would have to be huge to prevent arcing. you may be able to get 100kV out of the secondary by inputting close to 10kV in the primary but that will probably melt your coils. 7. lastly, the design of your dam is very inefficient. hydropower relies on extracting potential energy from water. potential energy is higher if the water is more elevated, so instead of feeding the water into your water wheel from the base of the dam you should feed it from closer to the top to extract more of it's kinetic energy as it flows down. putting the drain pipe of your water wheel housing on the bottom center will help with that as well, since the water will have to slow down to get to the center of the housing while it keeps pushing the wheel. with that in mind you could simply increase the height of the casing, which will also prevent more water from spilling out as can be seen in your current design. the reason it keeps flowing out of the top is because the water level behind your dam is higher that in the bucket, so keep that in mind. i hope this helps. you've got much to learn, but don't let that discourage you! keep making stuff!

[@skyevanderheijden5382]

the speed of the rotor does not change the voltage, but the frequency.

[@DarkByte]

​@@skyevanderheijden5382 that's the same thing... faster rotor = more rpm; more rpm = higher frequency same thing, different measurements

[@skyevanderheijden5382]

@@DarkByte what? Voltage does not equal Frequency.

[@Streamliner]

В любой непонятной ситуации - приваривай подшипник! :)

[@laymansjourney6207]

so to everyone out there saying this kind of thing would never work, it does but there is a hundred ways to improve this. But this is a great simplified set up that demonstrates the idea of how to generate on demand hydro electric generation in a remote site with just scrap but you could set up a more efficient setup like a old 2000 watt dc motor remember they work in both ways but you lose around 40-50 percent. Or simply send the 3v into a battery bank over time and use a inverter so you can have ac power.

[@joaodala3729]

Bom trabalho Homem