Make Pipe Battery!

[@eleman-gc]

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[@jessieangeles7468]

How much?

[@eleman-gc]

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[@kreynolds1123]

A fair amount of money, time and material went to make the battery. The voltage is what would be expected from the chemistry but the current was underwhelming. Optimizing electrolyte strength, electrode distance and surface area will surely improve its power output. Current is in part effected by distance between electrodes, their surface area, and the electrolyte conductivity and temperature. 1) Electrode distance could be improved by using a paper separator. Having the electrodes close together lowers the battery's internal resistance. 2) Your cell was using approximately just 1/2 the electrode surface area. The spiral guide was blocking ionic currents between electrodes. You likely would have done better winding on a pvc tube without the spiral guid. Many designs use plates for electrodes roled around each other to use the plate area on both sides of the electrodes. 3) either find a table of concentration /conductivity for your electrolyte, or make one for yourself. Make a probe that tests conductivity of various electrolyte concentrations. You may try taking two graphite electrodes and attach them to something that will hold them a constant distance apart and cover up with glue, epoxy or wax, all but 1/2 inch of each electrode. Attach the electrodes to a 3.3v of a computer power supply with an inline amp meter. 3.3 volts because the current will be reasonably low for testing and less likely to change the temperature of the electrolyte. Use 3 or more glasses with varying electrolyte strengths. Add exactly the same amount of water to each glass, and a varying amount of your electrolyte (sodium aluminium sulfate in your case). Label each with the concentration used. Record the highest current conducting concentration and the concentrations just above and below it. Dump, clean, and repeat your testing with your new ranges with the minimum and maximum concentration recorded from your lest set of tests. If the highest conductivity is found in either the minimum or maximum concentration, then use the two highest conduction concentration and repeat the test with concentrations between the two highest conducting and another on the other side of the highest conducting concentration. . The point of all this is to find the highest conducting concentration providing the lowest internal resistance. Make sure your water is all from the same source at the same temperature room temperature.

[@wwabete2009]

That's a beautiful job!! You may have forgotten to protect your magnesium anode. It will be eaten away very fast!!! Give it a coating of a mixture of ZnO and MnO2 if you are looking for a long lasting magnesium ion battery. Or coat it with MgH2 or MgCO3 which are both conductive and protective.

[@MrDm2609]

Take burnt ashes from hard wood, mix them in water allow to settle. and pour off the water into a container and you have Lye and water. Boil it, and concentrate it. Its an alkaline too. You can buy it but in some countries Lye might be hard to get.

[@joelnatividad5005]

Bro, charge it first so you can have the desired voltage and amperage! It will work more sufficiently! We've been using that techniques in the remote places in the Philippines! God bless you! Good job!

[@veejaytabigne4721]

sa pilipinas po ako may video ka ba na ganyan.. curious lang ako sa ginawa nya. tnx

[@donnykiofetzis5775]

very good George

[@paulneilson6117]

Very elegant design. 9.7/10

[@drdbbajpai]

GOOD AND AMAZING EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECTS DONE, IT DOSE NOT MATTER WHAT MONEY YOU HAVE SPENT , IT MATTERS WHAT YOU HAVE GOT IN A NEW OTHER WAYS SOURCES OF ENERGY AND ELECTRICAL OUTPUTS BY NEW APPROACHES, KEEP THIS SPIRIT AND MAKE SOME INNOVATIONS, THANKS

[@redtieprojects]

πολυ ωραια κατασκευη.. :) καπου ειχα διαβασει οτι με χλωρινη που εχουμε στα σπιτια μας μπορεις να φτιαξεις πιο ισχυρη μπαταρια αποτι με σοδα και νερο αλλα δεν το εχω δοκιμασει .. περα απο αυτο το μειονεκτημα με την χλωρινη ειναι οτι μυριζει εντονα..

[@johnconrad5487]

cool experiment. you can also use this to measure temperature while water is flowing in the pipe without the chemicals... just water temperature

[@kruppstahl1686]

a mixture of limestone and salt worked really well in my case. the plates are made of copper and aluminium. you mix the two salts 50/50 and add just a bit of water. apply the paste between the plates (distance should be more than ~0,5cm) let it dry and it is ready for use. with a LED joulethief mine worked some weeks

[@kruppstahl1686]

it may need some initial charge, just for some seconds

[@azafran5074]

you can try adding vinegar instead of water probably increase the potencial of you battery. peace

[@mrjn5786]

title of song

[@SovansakorHoun]

helut kuno , I have a question about the distance between anode and cathode you propose, can we reduce it farter more than 0.5cm? did you used to reduce it? and is there any problem with your battery?

[@sideswipe147]

how large was it overall?

[@JustinTopp]

I love it could you use a carbon rod and magnesium foil for a longer life? And more voltage.

[@IJoeAceJRI]

The 36 people that disliked work for a power plant. I liked this video!

[@eleman-gc]

Thanks man!

[@IJoeAceJRI]

***** ur welcome :)

[@Shakeelsaifi491]

JoeAceJR

[@GadgetAddict]

lol it's a fun project but it's completely useless in reality. The cost of those materials, the fact that the metals will corrode and are therefore a consumable, the cost of the salt and water.. It would be better for the environment and cheaper for this guy to just buy rechargeable Nickel Metal Hydride batteries. Like I say, a fun project but your comment is silly :P

[@IJoeAceJRI]

Gadget Addict Dont all batterie metals get corroded? does the lead in a 12V lead acid battery not corrode at some point? Also, just replace the metal when it is corroded. Where do i get those _Nickel Metal Hydride batteries_? and how much do they cost?

[@SuperSquark]

Mr Chaniotakis, today I found a great new you tube channel. Your work is exemplary. Thank you for sharing.

[@ethanc4603]

Thank you for igniting my curiosity.

[@ElectricExperimentsRobert33]

Bravissimo George 👍

[@bridgestopeace]

Must be fun to travel with this through airports. Nice work. I am teaching batteries in my last day of an upcoming workshop. We are going to stick to saline solution and aluminum and activated charcoal leads Happy to share the video afterwards. Keep up the good work.

[@chasmarischen4459]

Interesting. Not practical, but definitely interesting.

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@MosshakBinJalal]

That's awesome work. You ignite my curiosity to try this for fun. And thanks guys for the positive comments so far.. Keep up the good work :)

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@elvago777]

EXELENTE TRABAJO....ME GUSTO MUCHO. Y ESTARE PENDIENTE DE LOS DEAMAS VIDEOS QUE SUBAS.....SALUDOS !!!

[@bestestinventions7032]

3:36 so it produces over 1volt with skin moisture as electrolyte? that is super cool!

[@scottk5rsb]

Good luck getting that on a airplane. I will just buy a AA battery it does 1.5v but I must say it was very educational..I once watch my dad make me a temporary alternator belt out of a pair of pantyhose at 2 am when all of the auto parts stores were closed. it generated enough volts to get me home.

[@DigitalYojimbo]

take this into school and show all your teachers. you might get free shit.

[@Libouh]

The coil winding is very smart idea

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@mykedoes4099]

it does not matter how big the cell is .. the cell will make approximative 100 ma of current and 1.5volt dc voltage average . the key is to make many small tiny cells like the one you built and put them in series. what you have shown in the video is only one cell . make two cells put them in series you have 3volt dc but still 100 ma current. the way a fuel cell stack works is the idea . many micro cells in series to get high voltage low current now you can do more work with the energy.

[@superdave54811]

Yea!!! Someone that thinks like myself. Exactly what I'd do.

[@fransjebik8554]

And connect the in series battery with a in parallel battery. High Volt from series, high A fom parallel. (from you tube, thanks for sharing all experiments) Beautiful video. Thanks. 👏👏👏

[@cykelboss8748]

@@superdave54811 me too...

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@xzendor7]

Well Done, Your Battery design gave me some insight into one I was thinking of constructing. Thanks for the share.

[@free-energycoil]

super video, super music! thanks! !!

[@eleman-gc]

+Артур Тоцкойнов THANKS PEACE...

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@nazmularefin741]

It is a nice project that can be used for extracting chlorine , the bubble that makes if it could be linked to other reactor for making CaCl2 or something else... I feel it is not a bad idea at all....

[@Gadgetmall]

Unfortunately it's been done many times at least 10 years ago by a bunch of us eexperimenters and it is galvanic and the magnesium eats itself up in no time when pulling power from it .there is a much better way that last longer and that is encase the coils is a melted mixture of chemicals like alum epsomsalt carbon and when melted creates a hard ceramic shell that will absorb moisture in the air in such small amounts that it will last 100 times longer. I call it a solid state crystal air battery.

[@DobleWhiteAndStabley]

Without having to say a word i understand it.

[@foureyedchick]

GRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEKs are very smart !

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@itsashepubg8967]

Is that aluminum wire...the silver plate?

[@joeshmoe781]

I like it. How about this? Make the anode the inside of the outer wall, make the cathode the outside of the inner wall? Way more surface area.

[@aomanchutube]

OK but "Robert Murray Smith" Look at his ultracapacitors and also his batteries. Its really cool stuff.

[@dragoola69x]

It is cool but The only problem is you can't get any useful energy out of it. If we could make a voltaic pile that puts out 12vs we would have some thing useful

[@AttosGarcia]

Very good experiment. Thanks for posting.

[@greatdavid1699]

Good job, please what's the second metal used alongside the copper wire? Thank you

[@フリーたかちゃん]

I agree !!! My meid Battery is no salt no water !!! Solid type !!! Free takacyan!!!

[@cjdelphi]

If you want a powerful battery, buy a D cell or a couple, extract the manganese oxide, and use that with magnesium ribbon, 2v+ and 1amp for an AA sized cell

[@chinmoy1955]

Why not make a video and show us how to do it? Instead of giving hollow advice!

[@cjdelphi]

@@chinmoy1955 why would it be hollow advice? And who's to say i hadn't already? I have published the end results but not the making but i can assure you it's very much real... I use magnesium sulphate (epsom salts and water) to wet the electrolyte as the manganese oxide dries out when not sealed in the zinc casing... kzbin.info/www/bejne/hIi7mmxmaLSLfK8 This was my first attempt and started around 800mah dropped to 300ma after about 3 hours... 2nd attempt i was seeing 1amp easy from aa sized cells i used too much paper

[@vyranlaise8356]

Just try magnesium anno and a carbon rod going down the middle in your water solution. In a Earth battery, pushing a magnesium anno and a foot long carbon rod into the ground. You get 2 volts using it on your setup. I'm wondering how much it could generat?

[@liamcjbeistle3274]

excellent presentation I would encourage you to do a crystal or solid state battery video build

[@kallumlittle4310]

Use lemon juice as the electrolite dosnt allow as many working hours but amazing voltage

[@normdoty]

interesting experiment, educational, a little costly, it shows how a battery cell works. but not very practical, a AA will out last it and supply more power in the end. but very good demonstration of how a cell works. thank you for the display.

[@ASP-rb9mj]

Bravo Patritha!!!!

[@eleman-gc]

ευχαριστώ αδερφέ!

[@basildafnas7886]

Very nice I like it.

[@eleman-gc]

+basil dafnas Σ' ευχαριστώ,,,

[@KRT054]

Super duper! Very nice!

[@gonvindecoupe8685]

Good job

[@American-In-Mykolaiv]

Thank you for sharing - it takes a special person to do such beautiful work! You are special!

[@flaviocorradi6407]

Gracias , Tesla aún respira a través de muchos de nosotros , god , sigue adelante , estos desarrollos son parte de una nueva sociedad , un nuevo mundo , está comenzando , gracias , tenkus buitifull

[@alvaromurillo1453]

?por favor para economizar consumo eléctrico de un Coffee maiker? de cuanto es el capacitor? gracias.Los felicito por sus vídeos.

[@rockwoodbandcom]

Very nicely done! Banks of ten batteries run in series would give you 1000ma and ten banks run in parallel would give you 15 volts at 1000ma. Is this battery rechargeable by solar panels? What is the lifespan of this battery? Thank you.

[@elcreador6675]

Excelente 🇩🇴🇩🇴🇩🇴🌎

[@overunitydotde]

Very well done ! Congratulations !

[@eleman-gc]

+overunitydotde Thanks for watching Peace!

[@hannelmahinay6288]

whats the use of that checkvalve in the middle?? is that for refilling or an exhaust?? btw. very nice and educational.. awesome bro

[@gabrielheredia7563]

Where you get the green tube insert?

[@LeapFrog_Radio]

What happens when the battery dies, must you change the electrolyte?

[@franklinlingga5491]

this is not the lithium battery or rechargeable battery. It is direct current flow. So, when the positive charge and negative charge are equiblirium, then, there will be no more flow of current and electron

[@nlo114]

Connect it to a joule-thief to charge your phone in an emergency?

[@worldmedia7863]

u need Chang a water and salt every time , its useful for lowest voltage circuits

[@kordiatidarmafitri1196]

It is amazing job 😊😍👌👍👍👍

[@jsrgtl]

Tengo una pregunta ¿ El cobre debe o no debe tocar la tira de aluminio para poder establecer el positivo o negativo ? I have a question should or shouldn't the copper touch the aluminum strip in order to establish the positive or negative

[@balasubramanyancp882]

Good. But, What about Details of materials?

[@marcos22571]

Do you have a video on how to make the light bulb work?

[@hopalongsnot]

When that light turned on, i almost cried

[@roztech123]

+Nelson Milich i'm also.

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@itsashepubg8967]

What was the silver plate? Is it aluminum?

[@franklinlingga5491]

This is just a conventional battery system. The silver plate are a magnesium as cathode and brown one is copper as anode. The electrolyte are sulpher (salt). Battery system, positive ion need negative ion to make it equiblirium, once it achieved equiblirium, there will be no more electron flow of the battery hence, the current flow will be stopped resulting no more light

[@jimviau327]

Nice DIY - how many VA can you get out of 1 single charge ? Is it rechargeable?

[@bilalalswadeh2294]

Perfect.. what is the silver material?

[@jackr3650]

Magnesium

[@fyllos99]

Για σου ρε φιλάρα καταπληκτική μπαταρία και με φθηνά υλικά . Η μπαταρία αυτή είναι επαναφορτιζόμενη?

[@eleman-gc]

Ναι είναι επαναφορτιζόμενη αλλά δεν εχει μεγάλη διάρκεια ζωής με αυτόν τον ηλεκτρολύτη. Με απλο νερο και χοντρότερο πάχος σε μαγνήσιο εχει πολύ μεγαλύτερη διάρκεια.

[@fyllos99]

@@eleman-gc από χωριτικότιτα ? .Και αν γίνεται να μας δώσετε κάποια χαρακτηριστικά αυτής της μπαταρίας?

[@eluniversodelmagoofficial5974]

very nice and thank you but, size of pipe, size of material used? name of the products in english please.

[@dwaynewladyka577]

A very nice project. Well done. Cheers!

[@JSuparman]

Nice & Great Video.

[@donaldsmith3048]

What did you put the wire on? What did you add to the water?

[@mykedoes4099]

what is the amps output ? ps check out the Stubblefield coil it's the same idea

[@thesecret2]

try copper and zinc with Himalayan pink crystal salt

[@ang8282]

awsome video and aekara to boot lol nice

[@eleman-gc]

Σ' ευχαριστώ, αδερφέ!

[@emmanuelmanzviyi253]

State which materials are yu using and also that liquid

[@errkywet4792]

how about incorporating some capacitors

[@kennedy67951]

Nicely done video mate. Maybe you could show how you made all props on your table. Also, have you tried the (JOULE THIEF)? I think it would improve your over all power. Just a thought. Thank you for your time in showing off your skills to the world.

[@JustinTopp]

7:10 pressure release valve?

[@DonaldMcKenzie-nn4pw]

A simple cup of tap water with a carbon and magnesium rod will generate 1.5 volts.

[@stormwarrior5241]

What was the permanent magnet doing? I believe the battery works but I have doubts about the proximity of a static magnet and a coil.

[@JSuparman]

+Storm Warrior : may I guess? it is for activating the reed switch inside the coil. Hope this is right.

[@EgorGrigorievich]

You can see how the current is rapidly decreasing.I bet that in 2-3 hours there will be 10-15mA left.

[@michaell4527]

Thanks very nice.

[@ss-sq1hn]

Put compressed air inside to see if the voltage rises.

[@jasferjasfer7084]

Try to add some boostcon to make the voltage high

[@Khwartz]

Don't know if You had really the 3 W of the led bulb but looks Quiet Good Power anyway :) showing the amps would have said ;) Did You make a calculation of its energetic capacity? how many joules we can take from? Functional voltage × amps × duration in seconds would say too ^^ Btw, Very Clear Video! imho. and thanks for speeding the video were it was possible, that saves some time :) Regards, Didier

[@benlawton5420]

+Didier Khwartz well if he messured the amps would it just blow the fuse like if you messure a car battery

[@Khwartz]

lol, looks You're not electrician! ;) Nope, you have no risk when you used a resistor in series to low the voltage. Just need to monitor the amps and voltage across the resistor :)

[@benlawton5420]

Didier Khwartz i know that

[@benlawton5420]

Didier Khwartz i thought you meant just put the multi meter straight onto the battery

[@Khwartz]

ben lawton ;)

[@faithyquero8686]

how long will it last? does it need to be refilled every now and then?

[@subhashpattoor440]

What is the powder added?

[@DobleWhiteAndStabley]

Not a very strong battery but very cool!

[@joesashiify]

Where the hell do you get deionized water & soda alum?

[@roberttrevino3991]

How would it recharge after use

[@kelsiestewart3363]

I wanted to know where did you get the green piece that you coiled the wire around and submerged inside of the battery I can't find anything like it

[@superdave54811]

Found in Greece.

[@kelsiestewart3363]

I would like to know how to aquire one

[@thefunniestfarm4731]

looked kinda like flexible plastic conduit for buring cables underground

[@fredbloggs2417]

can you list parts and where to buy ?

[@nnejiamaechi9385]

Good. Was dat salt and water?

[@terryglenweaver]

Rechargeable?

[@claudiohenrique8554]

O enrolamento da pilha e de fio de cobre e qual o nome daquela tira prateada? Estanho? Alumínio? Zinco?

[@ivoneteZD]

Magnésio Metálico Em Fita

[@diecastmodsrc8492]

is it rechargeable..?

[@MrMraza123]

What electrolyte used?

[@arikna5189]

Hi, your vidoes are very nice they can be much much better if you add voice or text too anyway keep doing great work

[@eleman-gc]

+Arik Na Thanks for your comment, i really appreciate it.

[@itsashepubg8967]

What did he do the coil? He heated it? With what?

[@matthewlee2686]

What is the green pipe?

[@dwatson4]

Make 100 of them hook them together and weld some steel

[@zlws]

hi there, may i know how many ampere it can get, thanks

[@daniele773]

ciao dove posso reperire i materiale per fare la batteria in casa?

[@rupert1124]

Hi, excellent project. How long will the battery provide energy to light the bulb?