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[@kinghomemade]

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[@sledzilla]

The only way to move water through a pipe is to either push water into it with a pump, use an Archimedes' screw, bubble air into the vertical pipe or make a siphon. The siphon is the only true no power way to move water. The only way a siphon can work is if the outlet is lower than the inlet. Gravity pulls the water to it's lowest point, creating a suction at the inlet. This is 100% fake. Replacing the rubber seal with a Schrader valve is the easiest way to fake this. If an air line is connected to the Schrader valve, the rising air will lift the water up the pipe and out the exit. I think there are either some clever video cuts where the air hose is hooked up and placed in the water or the check valve has been further modified to allow a hidden hookup under water with a push on fitting. There will be thousands of people who will pass the video around showing the "magic" water pump. The author will get his views and possibly $ for advertising. People don't know anymore that the seemingly impossible videos are almost always faked. Like the guys that build seemingly impossible homes in the jungle dirt - pictures surfaced of heavy construction equipment tracks when it was supposed to be done by hand. If you see it on social media - there is probably a 30% chance it's fake.

[@lordesfairgenug]

Please don't call it fake. The uploader was so close to just attach a water turbine at the outlet and generate electricity for free, copy the system a million time, energy problem solved, free energy, yes, perpetuum mobile to the MOOOOON

[@mariana1964]

30% fake is like 30% pregnant (and most opinions) -- meaningless. These same guys have videos of much more powerful siphons that DO work (we use them on our farm) and I have seen no end of de-bunkers trying to discredit them. The de-bunkers are the fakes! I happen to KNOW we have been lied to by science many times over, especially about fluid dynamics. A siphon is actually a powerful vortex and it works on the SAME principle used by jet planes to fly without 80 tankers of fuel in their wings. Get out from behind that keyboard and actually do some work!!! One less keyboard warrior is not a bad thing.

[@lordesfairgenug]

@@mariana1964 lol cool, then go ahead and install many perpetuum mobiles and solve all problems of the world :D

[@mariana1964]

@@lordesfairgenug While you are busy being not funny some of us ARE working on it.

[@lordesfairgenug]

@@mariana1964 yeah, heavy working on it :D Just plug some PVC pipes together and learn that it doesn't work. Did you know that a siphon is at the pipe from your toilet, why doesn't water constantly come out of your toilet if that in the video works?

[@PappyMcPoyle-vj4vt]

If physics worked like this... all the P-Traps in my house would be spewing water out of my sinks and toilets.

[@travisc3571]

Well it’s why S traps are no longer code. 🤷‍♂️

[@hafizmohammadiqbal6104]

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[@nickspencer3132]

im making sure i’m not dumb too bc im 100% sure this doesn’t work and i’m pissed bc i was looking for a good pump for shine makin 🤫

[@jeffmosier3145]

@@nickspencer3132 This works. The Amish use. Hydraulic Ram Pump to supply their homes with H2O. A HRP will even push water uphill ! The 1 to 7 ratio. For every one foot drop the pump will push H2O 7 feet higher. You could even use a reducer near the output end and create more pressure.

[@frankwalter9705]

What a shister

[@nerdwhispererscottyj.3912]

You don't need the bicycle inner tube schrader valve inside the check valve. In fact, you don't need the check valve at all. Or any particular configuration of pipe. Just properly align the end of the pipe with the outlet of the hidden underwater fountain pump and presto!

[@TheChromesnake]

The check valve allows you to prime it in those first few pumps. But I honestly don't know what the valve stem was for....the check valve was fine how it was.

[@precisionguesswork5394]

@@TheChromesnake The valve stem is for the air connection that bubbles the water out the top,

[@barbarianatgate2000]

"Next, I shall power my home by plugging the extension cord into itself!"

[@mistersniffer6838]

Endless supply of energy in a continuous cycle. f'kn BILLIANT!!

[@dcarter1279]

I ALSO SHALL GET WATER IM MY HOUSE BY CONNECTING A GARDEN HOSE INTO ITSELF

[@joeytofoic]

In the first 20 seconds he shows you his 'siphon' begins working without priming. There is a battery operated pump. The alteration to the check-valve is totally useless also.

[@idearaman]

Notice how he listens to the sound at the beginning before putting the pipe in water, what was he listening to? Gods 😁

[@youtubeguruji912]

Thanks

[@MyVisualRomance]

His name is Foo Ling Yu

[@billvojtech5686]

I’m no expert in hydrodynamics, but I do know that for a siphon to work the output end has to be lower than the surface of the water you’re trying to move, unless you’re using a pump.

[@4sl648]

dont let the electric car people see this or we will all be " pumping " water with these.

[@fido139]

If this was even possible it would be done world wide.

[@arainpashassu5738]

bro i m also search for real project like this if this work ! if u a exprnt on this method so plz share its real or fake and also share real and sold method its bnfical for farmers !hmm i m waiting for positive ans

[@nateg08]

@@arainpashassu5738 take a physics course. This is nonsense.

[@Mike_Hughes]

@@arainpashassu5738 CLEARLY, - FAKE, FAKE, FAKE !!!

[@Mike_Hughes]

@@nateg08 COMPLETE and utter BOLLOCKSY BOLLOCKS FAKE.

[@rjflippo]

@@arainpashassu5738 look up hydraulic ram pump, continuous flow with a small current.

[@user-ns6le3sm6j]

Next he'll build a Space station with bamboo 😂

[@516jimbo]

I can hear the pump running around the 7:00 mark when he takes it out and reinserts it into the water

[@curtdunlap6818]

That battery operated submersible pump in the foot valve makes the shaking motion work better.

[@johnslugger]

*SCAM! SCAM, SCAM!*

[@DocScience2]

@@johnslugger = later. after he puts the pipes together at 6:15, suddenly the lower pipe with the pump in it is more than a foot longer.

[@mehdim.rahimpour197]

Sir, can you also make a video of how to build a Nuclear Reactor with PVC pipe? You'll get more views from that.

[@vijayhansda2167]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bowoagus]

🤣🤣🤣

[@sutraman.]

🤣🤣🤣

[@santoshgouda6393]

😂

[@seeharvester]

Newsome has signed a new tax bill to buy a bunch of these for California to pump out Tulare Lake.

[@DamaniDanDadar]

Finally, a video to 'disprove' Bernoulli's and energy equation which I learned in Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Engineering. The piping must have negative head loss or the system is creating energy for this to work 😂😂

[@joshrandall3632]

Bernoulli, Newton, Archamedes, idiots!

[@stephenbeck5993]

I agree. I wasted all those years getting a mechanical engineering degree. After seeing this video, I want my tuition money back.

[@derriclyns6680]

I feel like my knowledge in physics is totally gone wrong and gravity doesn't exist

[@Scottybeammeup2]

Gravity is a theory. The truth is buoyancy and density. PHD and con artists - there is no difference - They all make money spreading lies. The PHD guy just makes more money. He has to pay for his deception education, right?

[@atimberline]

...I'm with you brother ...incredible.

[@tihoprskalo7719]

The incredibles 🖖🏻

[@JamesThompson-xl4yu]

How long does the battery last on the hidden pump inside your pipe?

[@jfrankharris785]

Exactly

[@snowdaysrule2]

4 min

[@shahzaibshahzaibshah]

I'm trying to make this, could you please tell me what sort of pump you have in there? And where do you hide the battery?

[@davidgharrod8174]

When he puts the long end of the pump in the water, you don't see it clearly, but he's agitating the pipe up and down (along the length of the pipe) which is forcing water through the check valve into the long tube and it can't drain back into the pond. When the long tube fills to the first bend (the 45 degree), an auto siphon is created which pulls the water up the long pipe and over the 45 bend and the first 90 bend. The two bends form a U-siphon which assists in pulling water from the pond. I don't understand how the water then climbs above the siphon, but the inside of the U-siphon has a partial vacuum, and the open end of the pump is at 14.7 psi (air pressure). The pressure difference (including the weight of the water) may be able to lift the water that 3 ft. I'd add a downspout there to create a second siphon. Ingenious device! U-siphons are regularly used in aquaponics to drain media beds, but the exit end is below the water level in the tank and they don't require a check valve because the bed is always filling. The height of the U siphon sets where the water will start flowing by siphon effect.

[@TuanAnh-rh1tg]

fake！！

[@pr2jd2b1]

dont waste your money, see comments above

[@hili467]

what kind of check valve is that? where do you get one?

[@mikehorrocks2909]

You can easily make one out of parts from a hardware store.

[@grande6075]

There is no way that water can go up with just having a u turn pipe.You can bring up water by siphoning provided the outlet is much lower than the source of water.Siphoning work in a way that once the water goes out on the outlet it tend to suck up the water because of gravity or the suction pressure created by continous flow to the lower section.iniatialy a water is place on the opposite side of the pipe that will act as the one suctioning the water from the source going to other side of the pipe whose end part is lower than the water source.

[@reallyyoutranslatedthis1057]

Isso mesmo,esse vídeo é falso.

[@singhananta8142]

What he do like this for? Impossible

[@sureshtalagadadivi2386]

It is impossible

[@Dam-vt7ot]

The machine which continues to work infinitely are called "perpetual machine" .... It is a theoretical concept ... No machine is perpetual in practice .... Fake video

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

the schrader valve requires 30 psi to force it open. Water has more psi the deeper it is - so the pipe goes six feet down and is 3 inches diameter - so you get greater than 30 psi to force open the shrader valve.

[@jamesarnold6059]

His Dads the perpetual motion machine guy 🤣

[@mikekelly5869]

You missed the bit where he walked home across the surface of the pond. One good miracle deserves another.

[@jamesarnold6059]

@@mikekelly5869 🤣

[@briancradicsandiego5254]

Any toy that relies on gravity to operate is not perpetual motion because perpetual motion cannot use any external energy source.

[@jamesarnold6059]

@@briancradicsandiego5254 apart from missing the point, true.

[@DonziGT230]

FREE ENERGY! This guy just saved the planet!! Imagine millions of these powering generators all around the world doing nothing but moving water from one pond to another, then back!

[@mxracerguy]

too bad it is bs

[@DonziGT230]

@@mxracerguy Yup, and sadly there are so many people that actually think that the magic bends can move water uphill.

[@chisangamumba2961]

@@mxracerguy he's being sarcastic.

[@RonColeArt]

Okay I'll admit it, I got excited for a second. I really wanted it to make sense because I was already building my energy producing perpetual motion machine. I'm very open minded that if somebody ever figures out a way to do it, it will probably be in a way that in hindsight should have been obvious to us because it will be a very simple principle, like water crawling up a sponge.

[@boobieratsinger6923]

That would be a perpetual motion machine if it really worked.

[@Stark81766]

With the right setup it could actually work, but he has a pump in this.

[@michaelduy9055]

@@Stark81766 He has the right set up. A pump. 🤣

[@michaelduy9055]

It will pump perpetually. At least until the batteries die.

[@bubbajones7486]

Over Unity?? LoL. Siphon is the only perpetual thing I know of.

[@encyclopath]

@@bubbajones7486 only if you have an infinite water supply

[@dexterjsullen]

Im waiting for his wine to water tutorial

[@sanjimo556]

Lol

[@elmoredneal5382]

Definitely works! 😁👌 I have 2 bathtubs installed 1 above the other. I use that "magic pump" to lift the water into the top tub. Then I let the water drain out of the top tub, through a mini turbine to generate electricity, then back into the bottom tub to start the whole process over again 👨‍🏫 I've stopped paying for electricity and even started selling the excess electricity to my neighbors 💵 My next project is creating a water powered car that uses the same principle 🚙 I should be able to finance everything with all the money I'll be making from selling electricity! And for my final project! I'm gonna turn cow manure into gold bricks! 😂🤣

[@wadepeterson1775]

Elmo Reneal how can I invest in your venture? Where should I send the check?😊

[@awesomecronk7183]

​@@wadepeterson1775 I am his coworker. We do not take checks, only cash in the mail of gift cards. Google Play cards are best!

[@funwithfamfun]

I have perpetual motion machine also. Makes so much money. 😂

[@elmoredneal5382]

@@funwithfamfun WOW! NO SHIT!? 😮 How did you manage to pull it off? Sadly, my "perpetual motion" machine wasn't perpetual motion after all 🤷‍♂️ The damn thing started to slow down after only 20 years! 😫 Very frustrating! Where will I ever find the time to test another?

[@railroaded1991]

Easier to turn cow poop into methane gas then burn it for heat or power. Good as gold.

[@jessehickman668]

I love his disinginuity, sorry I got confounded. I love his dishonesty and ingenuity. I love when people figure out how to change the laws of physics, very impressive

[@nomadchad8243]

You could've actually made one of those cool gravity pumps that use no electricity and be a hero but you're less than zero

[@MegaDavyk]

If you had made one of these you would be a lot wiser than you are right now.

[@revimfadli4666]

​@@MegaDavykhow wise? And why?

[@arubaguy2733]

No way this is real. One of those pipe sections has to have a battery-powered pump and battery inside it. Or maybe that part of Asia is not subject to the laws of physics.

[@craigfenson]

could be the same group who attempted to duplicate primitive technology's content but with bigger "manual" works.

[@bunbun7756]

Tôi đồng tình với ý kiến của bạn, nó có thể lắp pin bên trong

[@tulihaw2011]

Impossible that tiny Bicycle air inlet could produce such large volume of water...genius magician...

[@nzs316]

Yeah I caught that also!

[@pschoggens]

I noticed that too but it reduces the wt of the ck vlv and he also lost the seal that was removed from the disc and the schraider vlv was left in place. I suspect he did not have any silicone handy. Seems like he primes it like a shaker syphon. Still trying to understand how the flow is maintained . I may build one when I retire and get board.

[@tulihaw2011]

Nah don't waste time bros.. It's a scam..it's only to get views..

[@ModernMountainLiving]

Magicians use a diversion tactic that is totally irrelevant to the trick. Exactly what I was thinking when I saw the inner tube bit. Made me laugh though.

[@donmiller504]

I could actually see this working a little is the outlet opening craned down and wasn't aimed straight out. Seems a little too easy for the air to enter and the vacuum to break and the flow to stop. certainly not enough to squirt out of the hose like that. My vote is that there's more going on here.

[@fastkosli3751]

Its work.?

[@jfrankharris785]

Note, the initial siphon pipe is equal the the other, but once it is carried to the pond it is almost five feet long. Does PVC grow in that country? Fraud. there must be a pump in the pipe. Show us the inner of pipe before placing it in the pond and then reassemble on spot, there was no glue needed.

[@glennrager3684]

I noticed the longer siphon pipe too. Better yet, make it with clear plastic pipe. A little more expensive, but hell, he's got 588k subscribers. He can afford it!

[@GntlTch]

Right! Compare the build pipe length at 5:43 with the pond length at 0:05 - twice as long. He had to remove the modified check valve as there is now way that volume of water would flow through the tiny Schrader valve!

[@sergiotakeuti9679]

A bomba e a bateria estão montados dentro do tubo e ele chega com a bomba ligada fazendo o barulho característico desse tipo de bomba quando está sem água. Ele bombeia com a mão até a água cobrir a bomba, que é quando a bomba começa a puxar a água e então pára de fazer barulho.

[@afonsomartins5830]

Esse tipo de coisa, deveria ser proibido.

[@josechaveschaves4246]

A lei da gravidade não permite este bombeamento

[@elarcadenoah9000]

no no es con bateria es una bomba ariete o ram pump

[@bouabdallahmebarek3543]

@@afonsomartins5830 pourquoi?

[@JUPITER44376]

KZbin SHOULD MADE ILLEGAL POSTING FAKE VIDEOS

[@2792revs]

Couldn't help but notice him building a small version of what he brought down to the stream. Not sure what the point was in doing that but it's much smaller. I'm also trying to figure out how the tire valve would be used considering it wouldn't let any water up from below without being compressed.

[@repairstudio4940]

I actually was thinking that this was a trick using the valve stem to compress air the moment I saw the stem. Truly however this can be achieved and I use a similar method to clean my aquarium. Also if you've ever had to siphon gasoline into a container the very same physics are at play. This is not impossible. Also as he's jabbing the end into the water that's pumping water into the body up to the spout to start the flow. The only thing that's I question is the distance of the output and angle. One thing to note is if a large air bubble gets into this pipe the flow will stop. So did you build the smaller version? Results?

[@1134phi]

He made the big one before filming. Just to make sure it works before showing how to build one

[@chadvoller]

@@1134phi He built the small one to make it look that's how he built the big one. It's a scam to fool people who don't know simple physics, that generates revenue for the views and discussions on how it's real or fake. He knows it's fake and will keep making fake videos because there's enough idiots out there who believe it's real. His other video of an auto alternator running a motor loop, and generating excess electricity, is proof how stupid people are.

[@AG-sx9ws]

@@1134phi LOL WHAT

[@wendyfrederick5965]

It's a one way valve at the end in red, which he hand forces water into a simple gravity siphon caused by the bends in the pipe ... why are people naysaying this??? It's basic flow dynamics!!

[@hasssan550]

There is a motor insaid tube, it is continue runing when this tube empty you hear the sound of motor than sound will stop

[@alialiilaila7767]

بالضبط

[@fitriadewiyanti4284]

Fake , it should be a water pump in theree

[@diyhard666]

The whole channel is about fake inventions 🤣 he's a troll

[@spyMEEAU]

Yes

[@HanyuRapui]

Setidaknya dia modal buat nipu🤣

[@almaaref6449]

I agree with you it is fake

[@muzaffarkengboev8327]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXKbZaqwmb2nack

[@sqeekykleen49]

Mine works so mush better if I huff the glue instead of wasting it on the fittings. Side note, abs is a lot easier on the nostrils, and it has a sweet smell. You won't need any purple primer...

[@curiouscat3384]

No way! He's got to have a submersible pump hiding under there. There's not enough current to move a RAM pump that hard

[@railroaded1991]

RAM pumps don't work off of current they work off of water pressure flowing down hill. If you have current you can use a waterwheel.

[@Mr.Fotingo-qf9hk]

It creates a suction just like when siphoning gas out of a car's gas tank.. same principle.

[@lucaspereiraferreira66]

(Let's not be naive. The laws of physics do not allow water to rise.) (Não sejamos ingênuos. As leis da física não permitem que a água suba.)

[@edwindaluyo8631]

malaking kagaaguhan tanga dapat hinohuli ang mga ito at panangutin sa pang gago sa bayan.

[@rakibhossen7656]

In 6.53 to 7 minutes on the video you can hear a small pump sound inside that pvc listen carefully 😂😂😂 all of his video’s are fake don’t try to make those

[@francoisgouttes8242]

Excellent, Inspector Rakib, I was looking for the failure, you found it. Congrats ...

[@dickymobile9189]

@@francoisgouttes8242 i do rewind back the 6;53.. i saw the bike on the roadside and it was the sound of the bike !

[@dickymobile9189]

owh really ? your ears is good but your eyes not.. if u rewind back and see whats near the roadside is the sound of bike not pump.. i bet your might need to go for doctor to check your ear & your eyes

[@francoisgouttes8242]

@@dickymobile9189 I am not concerned by the noise, be it bike or airplane; this guy is making so many people lose their time showing a bad music hall trick .. enough for me.

[@singhvinodkumar8931]

yes! fake!

[@14BRIANBOY]

The laws of physics don't apply when you're scamming people.

[@dalelarson826]

So water does flow uphill. I guess our physics books need to be rewritten.

[@oscarcollins9828]

Reso in freezing weather

[@user-ph5ow7cq1m]

Почему выбран именно такой большой диаметр трубы? Потому что туда легко можно спрятать маленький насос и аккумулятор ))

[@user-om6si5fg9l]

Вся европа верит в чудо , а наш человек сомневается. Молодец

[@user-fe5nn1rq2d]

Законы физики: "ну да, ну да, пошли мы нахер!"

[@aquaponicsbackyardfarmingp2265]

same as i thought of it

[@globalite99]

This device cannot work in still water. Note at 11:25 there is a big hole on the left where water flows into the pond. Note the water turbulence too. The water could be directed towards the pipe via the red check valve.

[@globalite99]

Correction: should be RIGHT not left side.

[@FAV_AV]

What?!

[@plinpain]

Stumbled upon the thumbnail and just had to have a watch laughing thinking that either he had figured out a clever way to pump or if this means free energy. Guess it was the latter hahaaha. Sccrew you NASA - seems we only needed a valve and some pvc pipes anyway xD I call there is a pipe he pushes the inlet side into. Edit: Or watching all the way through I'm going with pump.

[@GentleRailings]

Same principle as siphoning. The red contraption below is a non-return value. Once the pipe is filled with water and flows, then it'll be free flowing.

[@loadright]

That is not a non-return valve it is a torn apart valve stem. I guess it could help if when you put the thing in the water you slipped a hose over it and then someone turned on the water.

[@skyquick5670]

You can use a ram pump for no power but it uses gravity and is very inefficient

[@railroaded1991]

Well at least you're kinda right. It's electricity that you don't have not power. The ram pump uses water as it's power source, and it is very efficient. It works and works 24-7 without you there pumping it by hand.

[@sami346]

I bet he cant do the same with transparent pipes.

[@railroaded1991]

In actuality he could. Just hide the pump & power source under the water.

[@cdcchaguanas]

Hey. This guy's a genius. He has all kinds of experts arguing and commenting while he's laughing all the way to the bank. Mission accomplished.

[@jt6217]

I built one of these for my cars gas tank. WOW !!! It works Great !!! Now I drive my car for FREEEE !!!

[@railroaded1991]

The one I built for my car fills the tank as I drive, I have to dispose of the fuel at the local gas station and they recycle it. 😂

[@williamwong5627]

This guy must be given the PhD award. Newton is laughing in the grave.

[@edmilsonlourencodesouza5258]

Muito inteligente e incrível

[@shogun_jeiku8063]

Just insulting

[@devendarkashyap5362]

फर्जी

[@dhawaleamit.2871]

Absolutely

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

the schrader valve requires 30 psi to force it open. Water has more psi the deeper it is - so the pipe goes six feet down and is 3 inches diameter - so you get greater than 30 psi to force open the shrader valve.

[@fmh357]

It takes work to elevate water from a standing pond. Without energy from some source to create the force behind that work is pardon the pun "a pipe dream".

[@hascleavrahmbenyoseph7186]

The very steady flow of the water proves this pump is powered either by electricity, gas engine, or otherwise a windmill on a very windy day. You'll be needing a new tire tube for your bicycle. Do what I did and use a broom handle in place of the tire tube! Don't worry... the broom handle will bend into the shape of a tire tube. Kidding. Just sticking it to you like you stuck it to all of us. 🤣

[@JamesShelnutt2]

I was thinking of this idea myself - I live on a lake and thought: can't I put a pvc pipe down into the water and the pressure of all that water in the lake should push the water thru the pipe, even upwards above the level of the lake. then I could have it flowing onto a water wheel to turn and create free energy. Or also do what this guy is doing and get flowing water without needing an electric water pump. Pretty smart.I do see that everyone says this is fake - okay I'll make one myself and try it out and see & get back to you with the results.

[@warreneast1144]

Don't waste your time and money on this scam!

[@BlastarX]

After this video I went outside and made the same thing and filled up a bucket with water. The bucket immediately started climbing a wall.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

the schrader valve requires 30 psi to force it open. Water has more psi the deeper it is - so the pipe goes six feet down and is 3 inches diameter - so you get greater than 30 psi to force open the shrader valve.

[@bowoagus]

Big hoax..!

[@mikekelly5869]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 The schrader valve never even opened. It was mounted in a non-watertight sliding check valve leaf and water could flow past it freely in an upward direction, straight into the little battery pump mounted inside the pipe. The valve was added for visual effect.

[@TrueSolitaire]

@@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885 Thanks for telling...and?

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

@@TrueSolitaire Actually the secret is when he moves the PVC pipe back and forth - that's what opens the Schrader valve. Then when the bottom of the 90 degree pipe fills up that creates a negative vacuum that pulls the water up. Then the water pressure keeps building up to push the water out the other end of the pipe.

[@PatricSpohn]

Now, build an enclosed system, power a suitable sized motor with that water flow, and you've got yourself a perpetual power generator. And they say it can't be done 😆

[@dh2032]

but no system can be total closed you can get close, but fully, the bar for perpetual motion is way higher, just regular power generator, unfairly really regular stop and star all the, but to perpetual power generator once started much keep going on for ever to the ends of time, the second it stops it not perpetual motion

[@javant6993]

The reason why it (any type of perpetual thing)can't exist is because nothing is 100% efficient. Not the water pump, nothing. You might get away with the system for a few seconds (long enough to make a video) provided that the pump pumps up a fraction of what was used to power it. That is obviously not sustainable

[@Itried20takennames]

Yeah, that was just what I was thinking….with a series of basins on a hillside connected by these, and then to a gravity fed water power generator….seems like this would solve all the world’s energy problems. Since this would be pretty obvious by now, and this isn’t done, I am missing something here. Even if not perfectly efficient and lose some power at each step up, seems like a solar pump could compensate for this, but again as this isn’t really done, something doesn’t add up.

[@stephenbeck5993]

Moving water horizontally with no net input of power would be 100% efficiency. Moving water uphill would be more than 100% efficiency.@@javant6993

[@4tradesmenfencing]

Water is pulled up by moving the pipe in and out motion using the check valve I get it. How does it continue to pull water out of the pond higher than the pond level? Gravity doesn’t allow it. Unless there is a pump of sorts.

[@FAV_AV]

You can see the vibration of the water, due to the pump installed in the pipe when the camera was off.

[@williamscoggin1509]

Total bull crap, against all laws of physics. From the time he put the pipes together before you walked into the grass we did not see him and that is when he installed a small pump battery powered inside the pipe. The check valve lets him sloshing it back and forth in the water allowed him to prime the pipe up to where the pump takes over.. not only that but when he was putting the smaller half inch or 3/4 pipe to extend it up The Big unit he was fighting pressure. The rest assured there is no magic here, only a pump installed inside the pipe well the cameras weren't on him. It amazes me how many people are falling for this 🙄 👎🏻

[@CitizensoftheKingdomofHeaven]

You got an analitical mind haha

[@muzaffarkengboev8327]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gXKbZaqwmb2nack

[@mahomedrafik6908]

Creative Prodigy commented, he made one as in the video and it works

[@MrStomar]

@@mahomedrafik6908 No way!!!

[@adiyasri6971]

@@mahomedrafik6908 i think creative pro lied and just want us to watch same fake video in it channel

[@llewellynlombard7428]

No water will flow up in a pipe unless mechanically assisted. It does not matter what specification or pipe measurements are used. Pumping at that flow and constant pressure, endless. Built the exact model, did not work. BS.

[@user-yb8vq6bn8t]

и не будет работать так как противоречит физике

[@louism9725]

It's a pressure pump. check out how he modified the valve.

[@michaelduy9055]

The water will absolutely flow up into the pipe. Right up to the height of the water on the outside of the pipe. Unless you plug the pipe with a schrader valve. Then no water will flow up the pipe.

[@tonyteubert1243]

And for my next trick Mom Dad we have running water! It looks like he stuck it over a natural spring in the ground. That's pretty good for having no leaks and nothing is glued.

[@leonkeating2212]

It worked! The hydrostatic pressure let me drain my neighbours pool .. well my garden looks good now anyways

[@patthedogdownunder]

Totally credible, this is in the Southern Hemisphere so water will always want to drain to the Northern Hemisphere. Otherwise we wouldnt have tides in the ocean. :)😁

[@mikekelly5869]

Thanks for the explanation. Now I get it. He's upside down.

[@vaughanpratt6469]

Nice magic trick, he should try it out on the show "Penn and Teller: Fool Us". 😉 At a depth in water of six feet the pressure is about 2.6 psi (gauge). This is nowhere near the 30 psi he says the Schrader valve needs. You could make a perpetual motion machine by using the falling water to drive a waterwheel and letting the water return to the source. A perpetual motion machine channel on KZbin is a perpetual cash flow machine. It would be interesting to know how many there are.

[@seazestyt]

The title of this video should be : Pinocchio at work.

[@francoisjazzafasson1290]

Tout simplement impossible !! C'est de la physique. Merci pour ce joli Fake !

[@geosciencetrain7991]

This is one of these thousands of videos on youtube where the publishers only chase the number of views for financial gain. Although these are all hoaxes, what I cannot understand is why would you risk your good name and honour to post videos like this - and I have not specifically chosen this video to say this. It is just impossible to comment on all the BS videos out there.

[@MrStomar]

… and he seems to be succeeding in that. Zahils are wondering and liking! 😂😂😂

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

the schrader valve requires 30 psi to force it open. Water has more psi the deeper it is - so the pipe goes six feet down and is 3 inches diameter - so you get greater than 30 psi to force open the shrader valve. So no - not a hoax

[@dfsilversurfer]

It's a shame people can't be upfront. I'm getting fed up with the bs

[@csinalabama]

obviously, this is being filmed south of the equator where things fall off the earth because they are upside down. Lost a cousin to outer space that way.

[@mdemartile]

What are the odds of the nub of the Flux capacitor bumping the recessed tip of the Schrader valve bouncing around wildly around inside the red cage? Somewhere between 88 miles and hour and 1.21 Gigawatts, that's only if the Libayns didn't get there first.

[@anirudhakutre4920]

Can you made it with transparent material

[@lowprofilepersonwithbigbra669]

of cause cannot lol, like show his asshole to every buddy

[@MrTreyhoehn]

The magic won't work with transparent materials as light passes thru it revealing how its done.

[@Stark81766]

Notice in the beginning he's showing you the insides of the small pipes... The big one doesn't get a clear shot through it as that's the one that has the pump. The check valve is used to prime the pump, without that it wouldn't work. Next video please.

[@adamcannon63]

I am a plumber by trade so I will actually try this out for the laugh. Could take me weeks but I will try it out.

[@user-ec3kk6cf5d]

Did you tried this?

[@Glenns_Concho_Ranch]

Congratulations you have broken the law of physics regarding the impossibility of perpetual motion machines. Where is the city running on these from all the free energy located?

[@michaelduy9055]

I watched till the end, and I am amazed. Mine won't work though. I don't think my inner tube was broken enough. But hey, almost 1,000,000 views and nearly 600,000 subscribers. Not to mention over 1000 comments (plus replies). Money in the bank!

[@ForestRJ]

There is one tube not addressed in the measurements, it is attached to the Valve and the V120. How long is that I know I didn't miss it, went back and looked twice? LOL.

[@ReverendJeffrey]

I went to your Bitly site and it said to "Click "Allow" to Continue', I do not know what that means. There is no button on that site?

[@pintail120]

Very thick water pipe for a relative to water flow speed, prolly have 18650 batteries in that pipe

[@Day-Cab]

I'd have to inspect the PVC to believe it.

[@michaelduy9055]

I would like to inspect the tiny pump. Sucked up about 5 seconds worth of sludge and mud without plugging up. That's pretty impressive.

[@eddarby469]

I don't need to inspect anything to know it is a hoax.

[@sureshnv5422]

Never possible....... If it happens all the motor pump company will close.... Isn't it...

[@terusberkreasi]

i love the way you create it but confused how did it work?

[@DonziGT230]

It doesn't work, it's a trick. There's a pump in the pipe.

[@terusberkreasi]

@@DonziGT230 have you ever tried it? thanks for your opinion.

[@jamesdelk8926]

For a dam you built what did you use to get water did you dig till what spot became water and before it went back to soil built brick wall to keep water from going in

[@evandrovelasques6037]

Bom isso não se faz, não tem como funcionar 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@85Studios]

No this is called a RAM Pump, and it is fed by Gravity, it may actually work, I will experiment with it more to find out. It would be neat if we could somehow make this work and then have the water fall on a water wheel which could spin up a small turbine to make power. IDK.. Just my thoughts on it. THe more water we could get to flow, the more power we could put into our water wheel and if we could get our water wheel to have enough power we could gear it up to a generator and make the generator spin at a faster rate, then it would be free Electricity. Or theoretically, I forsee a lot of issues with this though. I will experiment with it see what we can come up with.

[@denny3161]

So what did your experiments determine?

[@dab.]

No this is not a ram pump. A ram requires flowing water, which this obviously isn't.

[@heathwalker6938]

We can literally hear the Electric battery powered motor underwater.

[@sarathchandraratne7074]

There are two things missing in the list, after assembled this .its seems 3nos 60mm 90° bends & 2 nos 3 feet 60mm pipe lenth.

[@DonziGT230]

The most important parts missing from the list are the pump and batteries you have to put in the pipe to make it work.

[@rencka]

Deve ser um mundo plano, pois as leis da física não se aplicam ...

[@andriyr8205]

😂

[@MarkThomas123]

I would like to find that EXACT valve, and, exact dimensions, and see if that actually works... I have heard that standard water heaters can drain through the top, and may have experienced that phenomenon myself based on replacing an element just now that looked like it burned in an empty tank... element burned up and looked like it almost melted.. Looked like a bananna, but, I know it was never turned on, not full of water, unless it drained by itself somehow, not from the bottom of the tank.. Would be cool if someone who had access to that exact valve built one of these.. I have my doubts about a lot of stuff I see on here, but, can't say it won't work for certain, without trying it.

[@oscarcollins9828]

Called a foot valve used in water wells

[@johnsawyer300]

After reading comments for a while, it occurs to me King Homemade is smarter than all of ya. Wether the pump works or not, it's intriguing enough for him to have sold thousands of those "red cage thingys", otherwise known as foot valves. He who laughs last....

[@GUNDanielGUN]

Спасибо автор, сделал такую же. Уже все озеро перекачал себе в бассейн! Колодец сделал, даже нефть добываю!

[@weirdworld9038]

tochno....pizdec

[@adiyasri6971]

😂

[@user-hb6bm9bv5l]

Аллигархи на что жить будут?

[@weirdworld9038]

Pash...takie dalboyobi mnogo est v mire

[@GUNDanielGUN]

@@user-hb6bm9bv5l на мою трубу🤣

[@BrookeOland]

These videos keep popping up in my "suggested videos" page when I open KZbin. I watched a few out of curiosity. So far all I've seen are fake systems that trick people who haven't taken any Physics courses in their lives. These are made to look more complicated by adding valve stems from inner tubes (which do absolutely zero) or convoluted loops and bends etc. on the devices he contrives. This whole thing is clearly a gimmick to gain hits on KZbin to generate advertising revenue. I haven't seen anything on this channel yet that could actually function the way he demonstrates. He's likely installing in-line battery powered pumps to create water flow. I challenge anyone to try this and make it work. If you do, I'll eat my hat. Water simply doesn't flow up hill unless the down hill part of a siphon is longer than the intake or by using a ram-pump which still requires a long drop of large diameter line to push water up a smaller diameter line by shock loading. Learn the laws of thermodynamics. Check this video to see an explanation of how a ram-pump works. It's still not p "perpetual energy. The return is always less flow than the input. Some water is always lost in order for it to work, Classic 3rd law. When energy is converted from on form to another, some is ALWAYS lost to entropy. kzbin.info/www/bejne/b3-rh6CFmM10nas In this case potential energy of water above the pump flowing down by gravity to the pump is converted to an upward push returning a lesser volume back up to a potential height. You can never convert an initial form of energy to a greater on. Doesn't matte what forms you use; electrical, fossil fuel, mechanical, inertial gravity potential, wind, hydro...none. Fact.

[@danielrompas6450]

maybe he smarter than Bernoulli 🤣

[@tuduong9119]

Maybe he thought that everyone was as ignorant of physics as him, so he was brave enough to make this video.

[@Fun4GA]

I always enjoy watching the laws of physics violated by a good magician. I wonder if anyone was tricked by this?

[@Sasklahoma]

As a Millwright/Industrial Mechanic that’s worked with pumps for over 20 years. I can tell you that this absolutely works. The Schrader valve is nothing more than a stop. To fill the hole of the one-way check valve. The water is then allowed to move through the strainer filling the pipe to the top of the drop. When the pipe is full to the top of the discharge it has built up suction (displacement) to carry the water out of the pipe. As the water leaves the pipe, it creates suction. The suction causes the water to be drawn in again to the one-way check valve filling the drop and discharging the water. This is a great way to move water across flat areas or a minor uphill slope. There isn’t enough head pressure built up to move water uphill but this will work.

[@jrgmty7685]

What's the name of these type of pumps

[@Sasklahoma]

@@jrgmty7685 it actually has no name it’s the action is know as displacement. You can see the same action in any siphon hose.

[@jrgmty7685]

@@Sasklahoma I believe you but I would like to see someone replicate this without any editing. See when he is assembling it, the part that goes in the water is shorter, then when he brings it outside to put it in the water it's longer.

[@ovais438]

could not get in mind, why the cycle valve was fitted, what is its function, the cycle valve works minimum 100 PSI, depends upon the inner pressure, the one way water valve can work through suction by vacuum basis. Finally looks great for the people who could not understand mechanism not for the people who know how things works.

[@saffetkaraaslan2794]

Sahtekarlık fizik kuralları her yerde işler. Tıpkı bedava elektrik üreten yalancılar gibi. Amaç izlenme rekoru kırmak sahtekar düzenbazlar.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

the schrader valve requires 30 psi to force it open. Water has more psi the deeper it is - so the pipe goes six feet down and is 3 inches diameter - so you get greater than 30 psi to force open the shrader valve.

[@railroaded1991]

OH, MY, GODDD! After reading a bunch of other answers I've discovered a way to solve the world's energy problem!!! FREE energy for everyone, FOREVER!!! We simply use this guy's invention in double. We get it running, attach a turbine to the upper end, then as it's working we attach a U pipe to the outlet and a length of pipe downward and attach another turbine to extract power from the water flowing down hill. Then since the outlet water is still under pressure we attach it to the inlet end of the device and the water is again push/pulled up the pipe. Now we can remove the pipe from the water source because the water will continue to flow round and round, up the device then down hill. Now the device is mobile and we can attach one or more to an electric car and drive forever!!! 🎉😂

[@pabrici7236]

Will the water flow continuously 24/7 or how long? My second question is how long can the water flow? Because my piece of land is maybe 100 meters away from the irrigation canal. Thanks very much

[@primiSC]

all depends about the water pump, like in this video, the pump is hidded in the water ;) FREE ENERGY DONT EXIST!!!

[@pabrici7236]

@primiSC free energy do exist . One big example is Sun.

[@primiSC]

@@pabrici7236 wrong! Even sun will end one day! And I'm talking about anything man made

[@user-dh3wh3nr2u]

ليس من الطبيعي ان يرتفع الماء من مستوى ادنى لمستوى اعلى بواسطة صمام القدم،،ممكن شرح نفس الفيديو بواسطة سطل ماء وليس نهر. حتى يكون اكثر وضوح وعدم اللبس في الموضوع وانني من متابعيك من اهل العراق...لديك افكار من كوكب اخر...ان صح ذلك فبلتوفيق..والنجاح لك..

[@user-iw3hg2bd5f]

لك كذاب كيف تطلع المي انت في بمخك شي يازلمه

[@user-pk7rn7cq8i]

ممكن جدا، نحن في المغرب نستعمل تقنية قريبة من هذه تعتمد على ضغط الهواء و يمكنها سحب الماء بعلو مترين تقريبا.

[@user-iw3hg2bd5f]

@@user-pk7rn7cq8i ضغط هواء ممكن تطلع المي بس بدون ولا شي ماتطلع

[@muhammadraziq8837]

تقول صحیح ۔لا یمکن ھکذا۔

[@AAA-xb8bo]

Engineering Fake...

[@adanjimenez212]

What is the function of the valve set to check? because it requires a lot of pressure to activate

[@transsformer]

Did you see that guy modify the valve. It's make it lighter to lift up and allow water pass inside.

[@adanjimenez212]

@@transsformer Yes, I just don't think the volume of water goes through the valve, it's a lot of water and the valve doesn't do that. what is your function?

[@spacejihadist4246]

@@adanjimenez212 the check valve relieves backwards pressure so that the small pump can run smoothly and quietly.

[@jimmil2270]

you must use soft spring for the valve.

[@voidisyinyangvoidisyinyang885]

The air pressure is limited to the incline in the pipe due to the dip in the pipe - therefore the water pressure is greater than the air pressure. The water pressure thereby pushes IN the value and thereby creates a jet of water pressure that shoots the water up the pipe. Based on Archimedes Principle as long as the weight of the water based on volume is greater than the volume of air in the pipe below the dip in the pipe then the valve will keep sucking water as a spray jet under pressure into the pipe.

[@ErikESeierstad]

I guess the trick is to apply zero point energy twice, to obtain negative gravity - using only PVC pipes an a scrader valve! That is unbelievably clever! I wonder if the same logic can be used to reverse other forces as well? Negative friction could be useful in many applications. Negative entropy comes second in my wish list, followed by selectively negated laws of biophysical attraction I hope you don't mind if I base my research in these fields on your methods. (My first thought is to change the schrader valve to a presta valve, as my experience indicate that presta is superior to schrader in many ways.)

[@andrewmasonwerdna]

7:50 checking internal pump heat, small motor internal at perfect 90 to 45 joint.

[@emmanuelsrcandtech10]

So incredible how u hide the mini pump