I turn a bunch of old CDs into a SOLAR PANEL for your home | Homemade Free Energy

[@arnoldsalenbacher2594]

And don't forget to use a round tube for the stand - it is neccessary for the needed batteries, to achieve the desired tension.

[@aaronheaney2694]

I wondered why he ran the cable through the tube. Makes sense.

[@alyoyla]

😂😂😂👍

[@chewyjuice4656]

Does it really work?

[@spacy7test812]

@@chewyjuice4656 NO

[@nemomarc2921]

@@aaronheaney2694 bravo , j y avait pas pensé , je savait que ca marchait pas , mais bravo pour le tube ;-)

[@timbateman5780]

I am so glad I read the comments as I was all set to rush down the shed tomorrow and build it.

[@ryanlebeck259]

You could always take one CD like he used and wire it how he shows so you can put it on a multimeter. It is aluminum foil and tape, so making a single tester "cell" would show you if it is 0.8 volts ya?

[@arferstone1528]

all CD'S are made from plastic that is non conductive, but that tube that makes the stand is the perfect size to conceal 4 X 16850 batteries.

[@jaumesinglavalls5486]

also, normally you connect the positive to the negative of the next cell, to increase the voltage, as usually the cells don't produce 12 volts by themself, if you connect them in parallel you "should" get lower voltage but a lot of amperes. And don't forget there is nothing that avoid touching the upper case aluminum with the bottom aluminum (that it should be + and negative)

[@مهردادصیادی-خ8ك]

You mentioned the exact point👌👍

[@craigberry1142]

I believe he addresses that at the very beginning when he specifies the cds containing silicon are the only ones that will work. Silicon definitely will pass electricity and does so more efficiently at higher temperatures (like in direct sunlight) unlike metal. Also often coated with silver alloy

[@alexgeorge8058]

Also, at the end of the video, when he connected the led light and then turned the panel away from the sun, the light intensity didn't change... This was a great waste of time...

[@uni-byte]

@@craigberry1142 So you believe this crap? Go ahead then, build one .. let us all know how that works out for you.

[@leehauxwell1149]

Most important is 45 degree stand, not only for correct angle to sun but also to give space to hide the battery used in the demonstration

[@tyreza79]

His lie is just stupid. If only he said. That he got half a volt with high amps. I would swallow it but he said 12v with no couples in series. And he didn't connect the negative to the ground. So no capacitance will will form! If there is no ground negative aura, no positive can be formed... Of course I say that and I made solar electricity from everything I could! Actually its stupid to call it solar energy. While its a!ways ground and sky energy basically. Because the positive has to be high from the ground for best voltage differential! Then sun energy plays a role in charging the differentiated capacity environment... But with views I'm sure he compensated the lack of volt in dollars

[@craigr6186]

@@tyreza79 I feel better knowing there are a lot of people who were watching this going WTH there is no complete circuit

[@tyreza79]

@@craigr6186 there is nothing hère!! There is only KZbin money lol

[@tyreza79]

@@craigr6186 the funny part is ... Making a solar is really easy without having to go high tech no fancy. Its a capacitor. But needs a ground connection to have negative earth magnetic aura for differential potential Creation!!! You can literally use anything to make solar panels! I once used the internal aluminum side/paper side of cigarette packets. The inside paper. And made with it a mini solar. Of course nothing happens until you connect one side to the ground. Second part it you have to make many in series and many I'm parallel... Even high tech ones needs many series/parallel couples to get anywhere. We community population are just lazy... Earth batteries or sal water batteries are better than solar. If many couples are connected. Actually an open salt water battery pack if put out under the sun it actually get augmented electricity be differentiating sun energy too... But as I told you we are lazy and are addicted to system control. Because the system have for us many other attributes that are intertwined

[@anniegaddis5240]

NO LIE. The capacitors in the LED bulb will keep it running for a few seconds to minutes after sunlight is removed.

[@Pidalin]

It very depends on what program you used to burn those CDs, NERO adds another extra 30W, I burned 100x High Voltage album from AC/DC (with nero ofcourse) and it gives voltage even in night.

[@samieparadise9316]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@tomtom3893]

Hhhhhhhhh

[@orgesballa6136]

And if you burn only Highway To Hell, you are guaranteed it will also offer heating for the whole city.

[@Paragon_Reason]

It also attracts strikes of "thunder".

[@bluegrassmagee8697]

Haha Good One LOL! 😆

[@Zhak7]

Genius ! 1,2 M views on a piece of art that doesn't output a single volt ! True genius !

[@taleemsabkyliyrandyam300]

People are stupid looking for free energy n watching such trash videos!

[@Lycras]

14:37 When you turn it away from sun it also works verry well. Not even slight dimming from the bulb.

[@tomekf.9512]

It is magic ;)

[@13thbiosphere]

A million views magical

[@NoahNobody]

Maybe the bulb has capacitors.

[@Barnee4321]

Can I make a suggestion, why don’t you improve the efficacy of this system by sticking the support arm where the sun doesn’t shine.

[@blackawana]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@matthewsummers1697]

Beautiful. Lol

[@silverfamily6742]

He already put the panel there........and the light was still working! Now that's efficiency 😂

[@Ezio-Auditore94]

Underrated comment

[@Kayenne54]

Solar cells don't need *direct sunlight* to work, just light. A good percentage of solar generation is taken from the infra-red spectrum, so that solar cells still work on cloudy days.

[@deanevangelista6359]

I used CDs that include the songs “Black Hole Sun, Here Comes the Sun, You are My Sunshine, You Light Up My Life, Tequila Sunrise, “ and to generate electricity at night, “Moon River.” I also made a larger, retro version using vinyl albums.

[@rustyshakelford1279]

I used a disk with “ sunglasses at night” and I can power a small town with it.

[@okCroatia]

😀😅🤣😂😛😝😆

[@okCroatia]

@@rustyshakelford1279 😂

[@silviopereira797]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@IronwingTechHaven]

😂😂😂😂

[@passerico]

a tip for a great upgrade: you can also remove the panel, and just use the stick: will save 15 CD, and solar power will work too !!!! great job.

[@mohamedghafour7104]

What for a stick?

[@laboratoriya]

I am thinking how many batteries can this stick hold )

[@agumonkey]

light free solar panel

[@Jeremievinet]

Question: Why using a 2cm diam. PVC pipe as a stand? Answer: to hide inside about 9 ot 10 LR06 batteries.. And it’s done. We clearly see the pvc part at 15.14. The electric cable obviously can’t coming from the panel (because of the hinge). the cable is coming from the pipe itself.

[@mortenfaurbyegellert9564]

Thats why this channel is called "Hidden Technology"

[@Groaznic]

@@mortenfaurbyegellert9564 Dude I died XD

[@Jason-rt4hk]

also the reason for the black cap on the end of the tube if its just a stand why cap it off? or maybe it stops the bullsh*t from leaking out.

[@palfekete9588]

Finally he has reached what he wanted: more than 1 million views. It produces not electrical power but some money from YT. Congrats 😆

[@analizaperez7332]

🤦🤦🤦🤦

[@dav1dbone]

I used half a dozen shellac 78s out of the Goodwill, you know the old discs with the dog looking in the gramophone horn, I got 23volts. Infact I saw a dog walking out of the vet and he had a gramophone around his head, that worked too, I tied him to my generator and got 40volts.

[@LSwick-ss6nm]

That's hilarious 😂

[@MikeSynonymous]

A good way to demonstrate a working photovoltaic solar panel is to cover it over with a light blocker, and then uncover it, to show the power going up and down. This is hard to demonstrate on a vapourware like this with hidden batteries in the pvc pipe, so obviously just connect and disconnect it instead to demonstrate it "working"!

[@Heggebokk]

Haha😅🙏

[@marvin95]

If one CD give 0.8V and we connect 15 pcs in parallel, then what total voltage we get? Still 0.8V !!! That's right! In order to add the voltage, all CD's would have to be connected in serial instead of parallel. Beside that, CD's surface do not conduct electricity.

[@andyhowlett2231]

Don't confuse the poor man with facts.

[@dananorth895]

These are powered by imagination!

[@Electronics61]

He was showing 12v + Others rightfully stated 0.8v is going to be 0.8v with current being higher

[@mattiatauro167]

Correct

[@mattiatauro167]

@@dananorth895 I’m dyin Lmao

[@vladimir66cz45]

important note: CDs with heavy metal generates up to 14V, DISCO maximum 5.5V and Punk rock reverses the polarity of the voltage! :))

[@joeminpa6705]

It's good to keep these tetnical aspects in mind whilst building!!!!!!!

[@Groaznic]

I used my Megadeth Rust in peace CD, but it rusted.

[@melr0421]

Upon reading your comment I've Totally LOST IT! I'm dying my tummy was soooo hard!

[@israc2001]

Might you recognize the song being played in the background from 7:25 😂

[@guyt6329]

Absolutely - and of course, if you have the CD's arranged alternatively upside down or not, it generates AC instead of DC - at whatever frequency is the right one for your area (it automatically tunes itself to the ambient electrostatic fields). You might need two panels though if you want to run a whole village of it - otherwise it can cause a local gravity imbalance and make things fly up into the sky.

[@bretteee]

Would it work if you use old cassette tapes or would I still need the battery in the pipe

[@malcolmfairhurst7293]

I PRESUME THEY WOULD NEED THE MAGNETIC FACE DOWN, YES???

[@Highway_Chronicles]

I think 8 tracts would work better since they don't need to be rewound

[@jdc9528]

I used 4 albums from the 70's...............it ROCKED!

[@Adrian.Rengle]

I also have some scrap things I could use, like a rubber duck and some duct tape...

[@plaije]

This is the comment I was looking for. Thanks

[@JustMe-ln5je]

I spray painted mine with white paint and now they work in the dark as well.

[@jonathankover3701]

🤣

[@nicktimmons2468]

I am now using this to charge my tesla. Works amazing

[@Guest-rh9pl]

Pro-tip: Gamecube disc's have a higher concentration of silicon due to their unusual small size. This allows them to absorb just as much energy as a full-sized disc while only taking up about 1/3 if the room

[@chriskwakernaat2328]

that's one way to make YOUR collection more valuable , lol.

[@rastaralph7154]

Have you not figured it out that the discs are made of plastic?

[@Guest-rh9pl]

@@rastaralph7154 Yes, silicon is plastic. Ty captain obvious.

[@rastaralph7154]

@@Guest-rh9pl silicon isn't plastic it's silicon totally different!

[@Guest-rh9pl]

@@rastaralph7154 That’s like saying polypropylene isn’t plastic, it’s polypropylene. Trust me, I know what I’m talking about. I supply power for a small village using silicon plastic discs and homemade lemon batteries.

[@vuaeco]

I did the same thing with my 15 CDs and when I first turn it on, the entire power grid got shut off because it overloaded the grid.

[@jdc9528]

I was wondering why that shit was happening?

[@_MKE]

This can't possibly be real - the CDs have a plastic layer between the aluminum strips and the "silicon layer" -the + aluminum strips are touching the - aluminum foil backing -all of the CDs are connected together in parallel. That would mean that a 1 CD cell would be a 12v output by itself (ridiculous) and adding more just increases the amps I'm sure there are many more reasons why this is absolute nonsense but I'm done. Nice waste of time

[@funwithelectronics6875]

It is pleasing to someone like me in comment section well said same thought.

[@mwm2929]

This guy and his CDs..smh. Why not just get your 6-way power strip and plug it into itself to create free energy? 🤣

[@Wanzewurld46]

That whole series/parallel thing had my puzzler working overtime! That along with the cd's being encapsulated in plastic. I figured drilling the hole in one might make a difference but this guy simply has too much time on his hands and a twisted sense of humor!

[@_MKE]

@Larre Janack It's pretty good. Silver is best but it tarnishes easy and it's pricey. Gold is next and it doesn't tarnish easy so they often plate other metals with it. Then comes copper, and then aluminum.

[@Yorking323]

I tried it and it worked so I guess is not nonsense.

[@billcarson9565]

I used dual layer blurays with 4k content versions of the matrix, all 4 movies, so i get 4000V 4000KW day and night as the power comes from all the humans that are in the battery cells powering the matrix, I also currently have the 4k dual layer bluray versions of back to the future, so by my calculations it will generate 1.21gigawatts of power... for free!

[@grzegorzlewandowski1401]

I have similiar results - no more grid in future

[@helderguerra9182]

Maravilhoso 👏👏👏

[@giz644.]

LOLOL

[@johnholmes8416]

1.21 gigawatts? How could I be so careless?

[@zltg.mn0ng99]

I used CDs containing Chuck Noriss' movies just to make my DIY solar power project legendary. 😂

[@erikvermeulen9295]

I made 20 of these panels and put them on top of the roof. The government overhere promotes the use of solarpanels, so now i receive a cheque of 500 euros every year because i use 'green, technology. Amazing

[@filipakerman9776]

For everyone wondering if this is legit here I will try to clear this out. Firstly solar cells works by infusin semiconductors with matter that has lower and higher valenselectrons. Typically one part (P) is infused with something like phosphor and the other part is infused (N) with Boron. Between these layers a barrier is created by basically ionization. Because phospor layer electrons wants to "mate with Boron". Aluminium has the same amount of valens electrons as Borat and could work as the N type conductor. Secondly it is possible that these cd's are made of silicon and phospor mix. But not very likley because it would not be particulary useful in a cd - reader. But if we hypothezise that they are silicon + phospour this could defiently work. It is even possible to make a solar cell from a piece of copper. However I HIGHLY doubt that it would generate this kind of power. I cannot say for sure but the principles behind this are working but I still believe that its something fishy.

[@marvin95]

If one CD give 0.8V and we connect 15 pcs in parallel, then what total voltage we get? Still 0.8V !!! That's right! In order to add the voltage, all CD's would have to be connected in serial instead of parallel. Beside that, CD's surface do not conduct electricity.

[@filipakerman9776]

@@marvin95 Well like I said; assuning the CDs are semiconductors. If they are not then obviously yes doesnt work

[@kenw.1112]

Of course it is bull shit! No way this will work . I have extensive knowledge in electronics with engineering EXPERIENCE . This is nonsense!!

[@filipakerman9776]

@@kenw.1112 Sure. But what part of the theory would not work then? One could say something doesnt work but that means little in regard to presenting emperical or theoretical evidence to why it wouldnt work.

[@yodab.at1746]

It doesn't produce power, it produces revenue. Because idiots like me get duped into watching.

[@deanpetersen6678]

I don't know All of You Are making fun of this very informative video I thought it was amazing, I learned that I can tape up boxes, protect my food and even play frisbee golf with the shiny round things.

[@danielcarson5037]

He wired the cells in parallel, not in series. So it should produce .8 Volt. This would be cool if it was real.

[@NNMSHNNMSH-ux1oj]

This man says true words. I believed him and tried it to participate with it in a competition, but it never worked and gave a reading that does not occupy anything.

[@tallersimon]

I built the older version, using videotape. It worked really well.

[@achomolucky3763]

Could you teach me also for my project

[@shuxzll]

Does this actually work? I know he hid batteries in the pipe but how do I actually get it to work?

[@mattburrows2615]

I built old style using my old record collection and it runs my air conditioner. (has AC/DC)

[@orgesballa6136]

But, when you have to rewind the tape, that means you are sending back the energy, right? Hook it up to sell it to the city, for some cash.

[@analizaperez7332]

​@@mattburrows2615really??????

[@hungrychef2657]

I tried this and covered my roof with CDs. Now my neighbors are avoiding me.

[@anniegaddis5240]

BWahahahaha!

[@Кира-м2у3п]

I tried this and my neighbours were afraid of my roof

[@Jessica-zi1zq]

😂😂😂😂

[@cosmaskiithi675]

Did it work?

[@anarcafarov2267]

🤣

[@thatguy5801]

The fact people believe this and the fact KZbin allows this to take up space on their servers deeply troubles me for humanity.

[@joeminpa6705]

"I saw it, it must be real" mentality.

[@nathanaelfisher8605]

there needs to be a [X] Satire

[@thatguy5801]

@@nathanaelfisher8605 They really need a "NON SCIENTIFIC" channel, I wouldn't be surprised if someone somewhere has died taking stuff apart trying to make it work because of these videos. A microwave can hold a charge in its capacitors for well over an hour after being unplugged

[@charlietame1892]

@@thatguy5801 One way of reducing the population I suppose.

[@nathanaelfisher8605]

​@@thatguy5801 Any modern appliance (think made in the last 20 years) is required to have a "bleeder resistor" on any high voltage bank that will discharge it to safe levels within a few minutes of powering off, to get UL/CE certification. (the most common hazard being CRT televisions, which aren't very popular anymore) Microwaves use HV but don't have a CRT to serve as a monster capacitor. (with the ability to regenerate some charge after discharge as a bonus!) Of course the safety recommendation "Never bet your life on a safety device being functional" still applies. I work with ham radio though and tubes are still common in amplifiers (and even occasionally still radios) and those have big caps in them, but bleeder resistors and physical lockouts have been standard practice in them almost since inception decades ago. That being said, I've seen the occasional idiot bypass a lockout. Darwin at work?

[@shannyb9461]

"Imagination is more important than knowledge" Albert Einstein.( except when you want your stuff to actually work)

[@tiredoftheliesalready]

12V/30W of power?!? Man...to think we've had the ability to easily generate enough power for basic needs for decades, but had to wait for your channel to come along to show us (the the industry) the way.

[@anthonyheyman3274]

Have you tried this? Does it work?

[@supercrazy50000]

@@anthonyheyman3274 no Anthony, obviously it doesn't work.

[@anthonyheyman3274]

Ty DAZHE

[@blah-ko4rq]

I wonder if I could get more current out of it if I used a fatter pipe. Maybe a pipe with an inner diameter big enough for to fit a D battery would work well.

[@TheWickkit]

D cells, C cells, AA, AAA and most watch batteries are all 1.5v so it would actually reduce your chances of increasing voltage because in a section where you could fit say 4 D cell batteries (6 volts), you could fit 8 nine volt batteries (72 volts). So next time you decide to be condescending in your video comments, you may want to make sure you know what you're talking about first.

[@toastyhb]

Use BluRay Discs to improve the power output, because of the higher capacity.

[@derealized797]

What about laserdisc? My laserdisc player broke and i have a stack of movies here that i can't do anything with.

[@zltg.mn0ng99]

How about if I use flash drives instead? Will those generate more power? 😂

[@johnmknox]

I guess I'm out of luck with Vinyl records, MiniDisc, and Betamax tapes. Why do I always pick the wrong formats?

[@troubleshooter1975]

How much power can I get if I glue 20 old cassettes on a board? Dang, @Brette Gould beat me to it! Below...

[@marioalbers6236]

@@johnmknox vinyl works fine, the black color compensates the lack of silicone. But don't use black CDs, they could potentially burn the wooden frame with their 14,6volt each. if you connected all of them, you would have a 220v connection, that is very dangerous

[@JustinTimeTo]

Dude just found this channel haven’t even watched a video just started and I can tell I found a new sub!

[@bojuwoyebabatunde5265]

I wonder how you arive at 12.5v if according to you each CD will generate 0.8v and all you have done is connect all CD's in parallel.

[@jeffburtard2386]

Watch again, One wire is connected to the Aluminum Foil under the DVD's and one is connected to the aluminum foil strips attached to the tops of the DVD's. The Silicone separates the Foils to make the potential Voltage.

[@noway8233]

Yuo need to add the hidden battery of course

[@richardohare7708]

Take a sprinkle of cornflakes onto the back of an old hard drive platter and it does a more efficient job of combobulating the photons to convert into a silicon nitrate bubble machine arc generator to come out with 0.0 volts on the Twit scale meter

[@derbemobile]

I think we know why the name of the channel is hidden technology 😏

[@sandeepaderaniyagala8935]

Underrated comment😂😂

[@GretchArmstrong]

🧐

[@918amanda]

I heard from my neighbor’s son who heard it from the mailman’s daughter’s babysitter who said she heard from the guy who mows their lawns cousin that he built 1 with a rectangular tube (for the 9 volt batteries of course). He said doing it that way allows you to use whatever angle is best for the time of day. 90* for 12 noon, 45* for 2pm, and so on. I hope this info helps!

[@Tikolico]

I used just one CD with the song "I got the power" by Snap recorded multiple times on it, and as soon as I hooked up my DIY solar panel to my system, it burned my charge controller, melted my inverter and blew up my battery bank... Too much power.

[@michs1708]

or are there hidden batteries in the support pvc pipe?

[@JoKeR-qu3ut]

Ok, lets do some math. Our presenter said that each CD produces .8 volts. In series, those 15 discs would produce 12 volts. But this guy connected them all in parallel, which would produce the same .8volts as just one disc, opps! I'm with everyone else, there's batteries in the tube. There's no good reason to run the cable thru the tube, except for nefarious reasons.

[@gajp0192]

the three rows are in parallel but the rows of 5 are 5 discs in series. But your main point is correct in that this is nefarious, good word.

[@teresamujica1]

Extraordinario!!!!!! Gracias Gracias Gracias. Saludos desde Venezuela

[@vadimbellous8313]

I used Blu-ray discs to make one and had an unexpected result. It turned my house into a time machine. I think my version is more believable.

[@CrashNBurn5150]

That's awesome!!! Where did you get your flux capacitor?? I keep checking Amazon but haven't found a reliable link yet!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@fredericgagey9775]

With only one I have been able to provide energy to 1000000 people. It's fantastic. With two I think one can close nuclear plants. You are genius at hidden tech. Really.

[@shagginwagons5992]

1 million people ? You sure?

[@thewitt76]

Are the "people" Legos?🤣

[@jamingaming9251]

That's great because many European governments have already shut down nuclear power stations. So when there's not enough Sun or wind they buy nuclear power from France or use Russian gas and diesel. You deserve a medal for saving us from being reliant upon foreign countries for energy.

[@JamesRoneyMusic]

👉 This can be done using standard CD’s and wrapping 46 turns of magnet wire through the 46 holes drilled around the outer perimeter of each CD. It’s not solar, rather it taps into the earth’s natural electrical field.

[@francescosisto7131]

It just amaze me how much easy power we can get from the sun, clean, cheap energy

[@muhammadlutfi4315]

It also amaze me how many people can be fooled by this video

[@kobie1585]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jamingaming9251]

@Muhammad Lutfi come on mate they're special, they believe solar and wind power is a reliable source of power.

[@anjolaaboderin3357]

Fantastic. I used your "Brain" and built mine too. It works so well and even works better AT NIGHT, yes when the sun is down. Afterall, tge batteries in the pipe are fully charged. I think it may even be better without the cds! Lol

[@analizaperez7332]

so you really did that thing too? how many hours you can use the electricity from the diy solar panel?

[@proteslapower6754]

I was working in Richmond Hill this week. On my way out I decided I take a drive to Tesla Canada to see if I could meet someone for a tour of the Canadian facilities. I come up with innovative business ideas on a daily basis so I feel like I can help with the transition to sustainable transportation and energy. We all know there is corruption in finance markets and politically with the use of oil and gas. I would like to continue to contribute what I can do to help this world be a better place and allow humanity to spread its wings. The time is now to stop corruption and all of our actions should be built with love consciousness in mind. All matter is built from love consciousness energy and all that matters is love consciousness energy. Let's shoot for the Moon and Mars, then we will end up amongst the Stars!

[@Muckin-Fuppet]

Check out Billions in change maybe you could go and work there or for them.

[@Thomas-xw1qm]

Ach ja - heute ist ja der erste April! Also: April! April! Das ist der verrückteste, hinterhältigste und lustigste Aprilscherz, den ich jemals gehört hab! Vielen Dank für diesen Spaß! Hab selten so fröhlich gelacht!

[@jameseze9469]

Instead of CD's use a higher capacity 4 Terabyte NVme SSD. With that you'll be able to power a full house!, if you want more, just use a RAID configuration, or use Amazon cloud storage.

[@filipondrek868]

Hello James, is this video working in reality ? I want to try this

[@2DGraphicDesign]

@@filipondrek868 try it, nothing ventured, nothing gained & then your results • Is this video fact or fiction?

[@chrisellingson123]

lol. Hidden Technology in this case would be the cells in the PVC conduit. Blueray disc may be useful as light traps; but do not contain the materials nor connections for the photovoltaic effect.

[@cameik]

I am impressed with the amount of electricity he managed to hide in that flat panel only 1/4 inch thick. 12v, parallel connected, yeah. you got my click, you baiter!

[@DanielDroegeShow]

Came here to learn how solar panels were made. I am so glad I found this video so I could find out...from the comments.

[@josephmarasco323]

Why did this work when it appears that you shorted out the aluminum foil strips with the aluminum foil backing?

[@HHOGAS]

I absolutely agree I saw the same thing on each end touching the backing aluminum with the strips would create an electrical short.

[@juggernautz]

Good point, I missed that but it makes sense.

[@axelferman8127]

I think he cut it so that they wouldn't touch

[@uni-byte]

The batteries he forgot to tell you about in the plastic tube helped a great deal.

[@joeminpa6705]

Its OK because the plastic on the CDs insulate them from the aluminum anyway. We don't want any shorts. :/

[@EMarSounds]

I need to do myself a favor and start building small panels like this to cut down on electricity costs.

[@ruimoreira8513]

Man This is Amazing_____i installed in my House and it works Perfect____I dont have to pay more Electricity to the Company:::My roof is full of CDs from 80s and 90s

[@aggrokavi5877]

Are u lying ??

[@ziggymarleytheone]

Hi.did it work?

[@gingerappleby1278]

Why would you waste music from the 80s and 90s. That was the best music, it's just noise now

[@vadimbellous8313]

Bro, I used Blu-ray discs and turned my house into a time machine. I'm cruising back to the future tonight.

[@ChrisPavlides]

After making this Solar panel, all you got is less CD's, less aluminum foil and an old Canvas. Cogratz!

[@anthonyfleck8206]

Next time use a clear tube to show us the hidden batteries.

[@TheNorthwestForager]

Ironically the conductive side of the cd's were placed against the aluminum foil automatically creating a short. I got to hand it to you though, it looks like a solar panel.

[@lexxsimf2]

Only one CD with a hole (this is a joke, i lol-ed hard) *may be* connected to circuit, all other just laying near.

[@davidbeem184]

I had a good laugh on this one. Oh by the way I'm an electronic tech. First if it would work the cells are in parallel not series so he said a cell was .8 vdc it would always be .8vcd. Not to mention the direct shorts on cross connections. If you fall for this I've got alot of shit , I mean really cool stuff you need to buy!

[@firstlast9813]

Everyone is talking about the bulb not turning off but forget that we don't know if there is a capacitor in the housing. It's an LED bulb and by nature consumes less energy. Lastly, there is a lot of ambient light reflecting off the grass and surrounding area. If the volt meter stayed at 12.5 THEN there would be cause for concern.

[@TheSawman3290]

Do I need a tinfoil hat to operate, or will aluminum foil do?

[@vornamenachname762]

Mediating on the 🎶 gives ma 12 min of smile😊😇

[@skeetersaurus6249]

I was really curious how you were going to make that 'functional circuit' to tie the CDs together in a circuit...but the comments say it all. First hint: CD's are plastic on both sides, so unless you drill, cut or break the plastic to get to the film layer sandwiched between them, you don't have a circuit.

[@perrywhitall1530]

He said use the purple reflective silicone cds for this purpose.

[@lol-mc3be]

@@perrywhitall1530 wait so technically, i could drill two holes in the other cds that he said not to use and continue with the circuit and it would work?

[@NexGen-3D]

"Hidden Technology" lol, like the batteries in the stand :)

[@ashlayconner9418]

Finally a use for all of the A.O.L. cds from the 90's!

[@manashiranidas3566]

Whenever YT recommend me video related to free energy , then hear a voice from back of my head , screaming : no-no not again!

[@anubhavtyagi2]

Three claps for those who thought it is real. 👏👏👏

[@waltercapili3340]

I tried this using my VHS tapes. It works well.

[@LogoLowgee]

I missed where you remove the protective layer that side of the cd's, otherwise why do you need the cd's?

[@gumica_von_brunnen]

have you get the anshwer?

[@guyt6329]

We also missed the bit when he wired the other end of the wire to a hidden battery. The guy is a con artist who gets a kick out of wasting time

[@douglashilton4048]

HAHAHHAHA... wow. even turned away from the sun. bulb was brightly lit. wish my real solar panels could do that!

[@SurrealNotion]

I thought you'd at least say you had to sand the plastic layer of the CD to get good conduct to the inner layer of silicone etc... Great all around video! I give it a 9 out of 10..

[@monkeyking9579]

Thanks man. I realized the hidden technology when i fixed this solar panel. I got the solution for a long term problem Usually crows defecating on my bike and dress After fixing this crows expel panel crows are now away from my house. Great hidden technology. Guys why don’t you try this ???

[@carlschmiedeke151]

Why not use silicone caulking to attach the folded aluminum strips to the CDs

[@jackthomas2051]

Are you CRAZY?!? That would increase the voltage to VERY dangerous levels!

[@Nekuf_Gruven]

@@jackthomas2051 isn't that how everything is first discovered?

[@nasirali-xc9yt]

wow mine worked, it's amazing be smart :) thank you Tech guru

[@sergiobasilioli384]

What! Thats cool!. With all my cd's I can live off the grid.

[@derealized797]

Use laserdisc, that way you'll actually be able to backfeed power into the grid.

[@Molod_SuN]

you shift it and light no reaction)) .. nice trick, don't forget to change batteries 👏🏼

[@1982rebell]

I used 46 laserdisc! 1 laserdisc = 5V!!! so I generate 230V!!! awesome!

[@johnsetlock9663]

The silicon is covered with plastic on a CD, how do you remove this? Or is there another way to access such as drilling hole and using small nuts and bolts? Why isn’t this show. On the video? TIA

[@Dangerzombiez]

I tried this and now may youtube chanel will grow millions of subscribers

[@johnfiott]

30 Watts at 12 Volts implies a current of almost 3 Amps. Pull the other one "Sunny" Jim. 🙂

[@Hohenlychen]

I didn't watch the whole video yet but are you saying this panel puts out 30 watts at 3 amps?

[@MorgothCreator]

I use my wife silicons, I get 14.4 volts and start my car, works as a charm.

[@veritaslex4026]

Lo probé con 8 discos de vinilo y he alimentado a todo mi ciudad… eran de rafaella Carra, creo que si lo hago con unos de Iron Maiden conseguiré alimentar de electricidad a todo el planeta…

[@troubleshooter1975]

Let's send this guy all our unwanted CDs!!! XD

[@patty-ow9ul]

I have some old records ,would they harness more energy because they are larger and black a tracks heat.

[@lexzya101]

I trained a colony of mice to pedal in the cellar to provide me with electricity

[@oliviermoa8686]

works great with windows 11 CDs. but it’s much slower with windows 95 CDs.

[@rickshorrock6046]

Those are actually dvd's that he's using. The layer is different for video because of the laser used to burn the discs. DVD blanks are much more expensive than cd's.

[@iulian-holidayanalyzer7294]

How can it work when the positive on the top is touching the negative, with those small AL foils??? Next time, remember to isolate those 2. It might work.

[@johanwise9713]

If you isolate, no current can flow!

[@iulian-holidayanalyzer7294]

@@johanwise9713 If I'm connecting + & - on one side, only 10 cm away, you will get a shortcut, not a circuit.

[@johanwise9713]

@@iulian-holidayanalyzer7294 Yes, exactly. But I put always a second layer underneath, so the power increases more than 30%. Instead of the foils it is recommended to use silver or titan wires because of less reflecting -> another 5 to 7%!

[@johanwise9713]

@Miau.Miau.Miau. It depends on the paint, the best is to mix the paint with graphite 1:1 😂

[@uni-byte]

No. It will never work.

[@jacoboprocedo]

And I used this method to fabricate an eco-friendly solar powered chair made from 100% recycled materials for the California department of corrections. Simple enough for any CO to operate. I call it the EZChair

[@rolandoquintans1287]

I will surely do this someday. Thank you for sharing this video 🙂

[@cidadao400]

please do and tell us the result

[@morbidmanmusic]

It won't work. Don't be fooled or stupid. This guy is getting ad revinue from lying to dolts,

[@maxs.3238]

Don't forget the batteries in the pvc pipe stand😂

[@flash001USA]

OK...This is just too damned funny!

[@Chris23lover]

Excellent! very usable for those who cant afford everything, blessings!

[@joesmoe2245]

It doesn't work

[@justrandom1259]

Did you actually try it?

[@Chris23lover]

@@justrandom1259 Not me, if i needed something like that i would go for a more powerfull source of energy like Car Engine Alternator to produce 220w for a home and its retrochargeable so. Altough the process is harder it would give 220w for entire home. Another nice source are Solar Panels with a powerfull battery for non-sunny days. But this is just an invent to get a small source (12v) probably for a calculator and that small stuff. Doesnt work with hi voltages.

[@soeahmad7603]

Like dinosaurus film

[@diyhard666]

@@justrandom1259 you don't need to try it. An electronic circuit doesn't work if there is no ground. As long as you just connect your cables to the positive side, the circuit behaves as if you put the switch off.

[@BlackieNuff]

Now I am glad I did not throw away all those old CD/DVD R/RWs... I may be able to make good use of them after all...

[@silviopereira797]

Notice: I saw the first 2 minutes and jumped to final... but at least I´ve readen the coments... most of them are very funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mihindu-qc6bl]

What if you cut the edges of the CDs and make a sqare so that all the CDs would fit inside the frame without empty spaces? Also what if we cut the CDs into four equal sqares without the centre of the CDs and fit the sqares inside the frame? Can you do this with brand new CDs? What if put sellotape with pencil dust on it ( like how graphene is made ), then would there be a need for aluminium foil electrodes?

[@lemokolyon]

It will not work anyway. Thé only way is to do like him, hide 9 1,5v batteries in the plastic tube.

[@taha-peaceful]

you can't cut the cds

[@Ridomay]

The PVC is housing batteries.

[@moogoonoung]

DO NOT walk with cd's in direct sunlight or you might get zapped guys. Cd's are dangerous.

[@josephpowers7155]

I'm impressed