Reviewing Free Energy Generators. A Response to My Video "Nikola Tesla's Greatest Invention"- 102

A response to my video "Nikola Tesla's Greatest Invention. How it Works." If you want to chip in a few bucks to support these projects and teaching videos, please visit my Patreon page or Buy Me a coffee. Watch part 2 Here 👉 • What Happens When You ...
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👉 • Discussing Free Energy
The Nikola Tesla video
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How to measure the Horsepower of any electric motor
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A Beginners Guide to Relays
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How DC motors work for beginners
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Electroboom The curious case of free energy devices.
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Electronoobs. He produced a detailed walk through of one of the more successful scams on KZbin.
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👉 Frequently asked questions in the comments.
→Can you capture the wind energy of the car at highway speeds with a windmill or air ducks etc?
The short answer is no.
Exactly like the alternator, the windmill acts like a brake resisting turning and slowing down the car.
If you add a windmill or scoop or "x" to the car, it will produce more drag and slow the car just like a brake would. The mechanical power needed to spin the windmill will be slightly more than the electrical power created to turn the windmill. The car has to supply the extra mechanical power to keep the car in motion. You will waste more power than you gain back.
→Why not add solar panels to the roof, hood etc to use the suns energy?
It would increase the weight of the car, and GREATLY increase the cost of the car, for very little charge. Solar panels are not very efficient compared to their weight. So it a nice idea for a big stationary object like a house, but not so much for something that has to use power to move them all over town. Parking in the shade or in a garage lowers their benefit as well. I personally don't think people would pay the difference in cost for this very small benefit. In fact, the weight might completely waste the added charge by using more power when you drive. As their weight reduces and efficiency improves this might change in the future. There are car companies that have reduced the weight of the car and made very large panels such that the car gets a lot of power from solar, but those few car options cost over $100k. This might change in the future.
→What if you add a second battery and switch back and forth, charging one as you drive on the other.
If you re-watch the segment where I use the cups to show the flow of power, you will see an example of why this doesn't work. You are literally just charging one battery with the other when the process is boiled down to where the energy went. To simplify, it flows from battery #1 to motor, then motor to wheels, then wheels to alternator, then alternator to battery two. The problem is each mechanism is wasting some power, and because the second battery is a load just like the alternator, you are also running the first battery down faster by some amount that is greater than the energy that goes into battery two. You are powering the motion of the car and at the same time charging battery two. All of that power is coming from battery one. The important thing is the power out of battery one is more than the power needed to just drive the car. It is driving power +charging power! You will get more mileage without this system, and that is why no one uses it.This is very easy to test with a remote control car, an extra DC motor to act as a generator, batteries and a multimeter at home.
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[@JeremyFieldingSr]

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[@SenpaiDelta11B]

That's common thermodynamics

[@flojotube9323]

Not sure if you recognize my handle, but if so, you know I’m a LONG TIME subscriber and an individual who has not only viewed darn near ALL of your content, but some videos have been replayed 10+X as I struggled to understand what you were teaching. I point this out FIRST so that you DONT TAKE what I’m about to say WRONG... I distinctly remember your previous commentary on the subject of “free energy” and videos making claims about How to harness it.. For the “GENERAL” viewer, that was a sufficient debunking video that was clear-cut and entertaining.. HOWEVER, both with THAT video, AND THIS ONE, I am troubled by the ABSENCE OF all prior evidence/claims of “FREE ENERGY” being readily & ABUNDANTLY available in the charged ionosphere that surrounds us all. I have full faith in you, and have even attempted to encourage you to expand your operation to increase your revenue flows in prior comments.. With that said, I feel I also “KNOW YOU” well enough to understand your scope of understanding. It’s what makes you SO SUCCESSFUL on this platform!!! You’re a family guy with a naturally magnetic personality who (like me!) developed a passion for LEARNING ALL THINGS ELECTRONICS (the HARD way)... As I said - This WORKS for you, and us what makes your content so easy to consume - BUT this is also the reason why I can recall you admitting to “not knowing” on many occasions, and then doing your best to bring the solutions to light (by doing your own research, AND by asking the audience for comments). You even showed this humble side of you toward the end of THIS VIDEO!! It’s why we love you. Hopefully, you’re STILL the guy who “reads AP the comments” and you’re still with me, because here’s the point... I have NO WAY to know what the TRUE EXTENT of your knowledge on this topic actually is. I can only draw an educated deduction based on all of the above - my personal evaluation of YOU based on the years I’ve been intently watching your content. Therefore, it’s MY BELIEF that this subject is one that you have NEVER found relevant enough to deeply research for whatever reason (likely because it IS a basically unattainable feat for many reasons, which is perfectly reasonable.) I know that at the end of this video you acknowledged the fact that there COULD BE technology out there that provides “free energy” and posted your challenge to anyone who can provide a working device. This is one step farther toward reality that I’m glad you took here. I say this because the REALITY IS that “free energy” (as mentioned above) is evidenced to be ABSOLUTELY REAL by Nikola Tesla HIMSELF as well as SEVERAL other innovators who seemed to have “cracked the code” in his absence... The thing is - without wasting any more of your time LISTING all the “evidence” - as a person who has spent (perhaps wasted) a decent amount of time down this rabbit hole - I would stand in your place on this video saying that it seems to DEFINITELY EXIST, or DEFINITELY BE ATTAINABLE, except all prior attempts to share this with the world were met with fierce, sometimes IMMEDIATE backlash by those who benefit from the control provided by the electric METER that calculates the BILLS we *MUST PAY* if we wish to live with all the benefits that electricity surely provides.. I suppose I’d much rather hear you “tell it like it is” and SPARK ENTHUSIASM in those viewers who may possess the genius to reverse engineer those “SHELVED” prior attempts at harnessing what seems to be the greatest, most abundant resource available to humanity. While I understand that I mentioned patents from the past, and the fact that all other attempts were deliberately and immediately shelved (and the obvious hesitations or even dangers all of that suggests), none of this changes the fact that TESLA HIMSELF claimed to have successfully harnessed limitless ionospheric energy, was SEEN ON VIDEO driving a vehicle that consisted of nothing but an antenna and homemade battery cells, and specifically spoke to the fact that the entire world could instantly thrive off of this “god-given” gift that would without any doubt end much (if not all) of humanity’s suffering within a short period. Patents or not, electric meter controllers enforcing their agenda OR NOT, we DO STILL have the UNALIENABLE RIGHT to benefit from anything that is supplied by nature. All that has to happen is that one brilliant mind (who is possibly in your audience) understanding the “risks” and reproducing what Tesla and others have before without fear of consequence AND without seeking the approval of anyone else. If it’s made for the right reasons, greed will be set aside, and the secret formula can be dispersed for free to the entire world for all who wish to reproduce it for themselves and/or their communities and NOBODY can “shut off” the supply at the source since it’s everywhere. This is no different than the reason the entire world surrendered all of their autonomy at the whim of their elected leaders for the last 2 years. If EVERYONE SAYS NO, there is no stopping us. I’d love to share with you some of the research available publicly on the TRUE NATURE of this topic if you’re interested. I think once you take the time to really consider it all, your overall tone about this will swiftly shift away from “far out there” or “crazy talk” SeeyA!

[@GeorgeBonez]

@@flojotube9323 Ok that’s by far the longest KZbin comment that I’ve ever seen lol. You sound like you have allowed your political ideology to screw your Scientific reasoning. I don’t think you’re a bad person or anything like that and please don’t take my comment as an insult. It sure isn’t meant to be ok. The free energy concept is one of those magical topics that’s pretty easy to keep Scientific because this concept follows all laws known to man be it nature, religious or just logical. You will never receive more than you give. Free energy would actually have to be many many times more efficient than just free to be minimally viable.

[@pstonard]

@@flojotube9323 Too Long Didn't Read - The enthusiastic use of CAPITALIZATION was a turn off.

[@flojotube9323]

@@pstonard I know man... reading is a real CHORE for people these days. The overall IQ level has been greatly reduced in today’s society and it has made the most basic tasks seem almost painful to execute... So I feel for you bro. I hope somehow the degradation of your brain slows down before it’s too late. I also should say that I really don’t care whatsoever whether or not YOU read this. It wasn’t addressed toward YOU. Is it difficult to believe the world revolves around you? Or is it a side effect of the brain burn that your incessantly lowering IQ doesn’t allow to realize?

[@freelancelife6704]

Imagine if ALL of the teachers in the U.S. were as capable as teachers "Explainers" as this gentleman. Thanks for sharing your skills with us.

[@jakekot1351]

1st time watching & he is very articulate & honest. I like him!

[@maccrew612]

ALL is a heavy list for any profession.

[@grizzlygrizzle]

I'm reminded of a t-shirt design I saw that said, "I can explain it for you, but I can't understand it for you." And this in turn reminds me of an AOC meme that shows her standing in front of a photo of two power-strips plugged into one another, with the caption, "Look, free electricity!"

[@harrywalker5836]

your not supposed to know the truth,,only what they tell you

[@asapjohnson7809]

That would be so nice.

[@adinicic4259]

This is the kind of content that KZbin should be promoting more than the junk we usually get like stupid pranks, clowns with fancy cars etc. This dude is educated and well spoken to explain it in layman's terms.

[@tomasdeschuyteneer9182]

what youtube promotos to you is based on what videos you watch and like 😅

[@adinicic4259]

@@tomasdeschuyteneer9182 Everyone here knows youtube algorithm concerning recommendations is whack. Otherwise it would be flooded with Wendover Jerryrigeverything and this dude here. My only vice is I cant stop watching Fail Army. And my history is off.

[@spammerscammer]

KZbin shows you that crap because that's what you are typing in. It shows you what you already watch. It's called recommendations. I'd recommend clearing your search history and shutting off youtube history. Lol

[@c_n_b]

@@tomasdeschuyteneer9182 Not true. The amount of times I've clicked "Don't recommend this channel" or "Not interested" but they keep showing the same tiktok crap.

[@petriepretorius4085]

much agreed ☺

[@bettypalmer13]

My husband and I just watched this video - the first time we’ve ever seen you. It was so good. I told him that I hope you are also teaching at a college or younger students… you have a wonderful gift for explaining things in such simple terms, and your examples make your point come to life. I love the way you engage us and let us think it through with you. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talents with all of us. PS - I did not fail to see that there have been over six million views of this since you released it, so if you are not teaching in the educational system, I hope a good many of those younger minds are among your viewers. We’ve subscribed - definitely want to see more of your content. Blessings on you!

[@ElliasJafari]

39 year-old here who has always been interested in science and understands experimental design etc from Psychology but aaaalways struggled with traditional science subjects. But this is the first time I've understood 100% of what was presented to me! You are a superb teacher, thanks for being patient to take on this role and deliver engaging, interesting and effective lessons to me and others alike. I came searching for a diy bicycle generator and learned far more than I expected :D Subbed!!

[@haywoodyoudome]

In all seriousness, the hardest part about designing a perpetual motion machine is where the to hide the battery.

[@robertsneddon731]

A radioisotope thermal generator (RTG) is damn close to being a perpetual energy source, outputting useful amounts of electricity from a battery-sized lump with no mechanical or electrical power inputs, and it will produce that electricity for decades or centuries. It's still not "perpetual" energy though and RTGs require a cold sink for the thermocouples or Peltier junctions to produce electricity from the temperature differential. Still neat though.

[@UnitSe7en]

It's actually how to hide the wires.

[@andy_liga]

@@robertsneddon731 and even RTGs have huge limitations, take the MMRTG on Perseverance as an example... It's outputting ~110W constant, with a declining curve over years, it weighs 50kg (of which 5kg of plutonium dioxide) and still requires Li-ion battery to meat peak power in bursts. On top of that, it is basically working in flawless conditions given the huge delta-T on the cold sink, given the -60°C average on Mars. what I'm trying to say is that, while RTP are impressive (I can't deny that) they still are far from being anything remotely useful/practical here on earth. They have an efficiency of about 15%, while the same plutonium can be used much more efficiently in Nuclear power plants (about 35% efficiency). they are impressive cause they can produce power unattended for decades/century on end (while left in the right conditions) but that's all there is positive going for them.

[@robertsneddon731]

@@andy_liga The point is that to the unknowledgeable eye RTGs are effectively perpetual motion engines -- they could run a 100W motor under load for centuries with no external power connections or trick components like compressed-air feeds (one fake perpetual motion engine I've seen personally used that as its power source). The best chemical batteries in the same-sized lump as an RTG might manage to drive a similar motor for a few days max then it would stop running as the batteries died. The Voyager space probes which launched in the early 1970s are still being powered by their RTGs today although their output is well down from when they were fresh. It's possible that everyone alive when the probes launched will die before their RTGs fail. BTW RTGs use plutonium-238 which is not fissile and can't be burned in nuclear reactors. It just undergoes radioactive decay which produces a lot of heat since the half-life is something like 86 years or so. There are pictures on the Internet showing a lump of Pu-238 just sitting there glowing dull red from radioactive decay. The fissile form of plutonium is Pu-239 which doesn't get noticeably hot since its half-life is a lot longer. There are other radioactive isotopes that also work for RTG use -- the Soviets used Strontium-90 for some RTG applications and ESA is working on using Americium-241 as a "space battery" (not my choice of words, it's from a press release).

[@neeneko]

which is why veproject1's videos are so fun to watch. you know they are fake, but figuring out how he did it...

[@MrDejast]

I had "free" energy for 18 years, then I moved out of my parents home and paid for my energy like everyone else.

[@flatearth9140]

i discovered free energy 6 months ago but i dont want the authorities to find out !! but i will share this with you anyway . i took many of my household appliances and hooked them all to a large power bar then ran the other end of the extension cord to my neighbors outlet on the side of his house . ever since then i got free energy !!

[@bold58]

This is one of the funniest comments I've heard ! Lol

[@flatearth9140]

@@bold58 ITS TRUE !! NOW I SOPHON THE GAS OUT OF THEIR CARS AT NIGHT !! AND STEAL THEIR AMAZON PACKAGES !! LIVING THE LIFE !!! WOOOO

[@andrewbowers_]

@@flatearth9140 Well, I guess that still classifies as free energy. The danger with the type of free energy you’re using is, you risk paying 10x the amount you could have paid if you ever get caught.

[@flatearth9140]

@@andrewbowers_ PAY NOW ,PAY LATER !!

[@MiStuff]

my father has watched those fake videos and he kinda believed it. So, I was literally searching for this kind of video to send to my father that these craps are fake. thank you bro for making this video.

[@user-sc1ur2tu3o]

IS NOT TWO REPELLING MAGNETS CREATE ENERGY? THE MAGNET WILL REPELL OR MOVE THE OTHER MAGNET WHICH CREATES FREE ENGERY.

[@davidheater]

It’s using stored energy and your hands energy as he explained. Magnets will wear down, too some quicker than Others …@@user-sc1ur2tu3o

[@MiStuff]

@@user-sc1ur2tu3o magnet will repel it, it will go away by repelling force, so how will it come back to repelling magnet?

[@AWAKENING.2012]

Jeremy is awesome! It's the first guy on KZbin that explains thing's in a way that everyone can understand. :)

[@MindLaboratory]

7:56 hearing Jeremy refer to scammers as "rascals" just made my day

[@IstasPumaNevada]

The more proper adjectives are not suitable for his upstanding and kind demeanor. :D

[@Babihrse]

Those rascals

[@GizzyDillespee]

That's a TV Painter Bob Ross word, right there.

[@randymarsh362]

Rascals >> hhahaha i havent heard that word in 40 years or more lo!!

[@YodaWhat]

[in my perfect Yoda imitation] mmMMMmmm, Dirty rascals they are, yeEESSsss!

[@rv6amark]

I spent 43 years as a mechanical engineer dealing with component efficiencies, and I want to complement you on a great video. You are spot on!

[@DrekJS27]

Line efficiency is another issue over long distances.

[@adm6108]

I know a little bit about energy conservations so can I ask you if I have unlimited amount of alternators and unlimited amount of batteries hooked up to anything which makes friction or heat AKA energy let's imagine I have unlimited collecting and storage units why can I not collect the friction from the motion the cars make. Is there no way to make a special roads that do nothing but collect energy since you know blacktop creates an amount of heat. That heat can be stored right underneath that Blacktop and pushed right back into the cars like sitting a iPhone on top of a charging unit without any cords. There's lots of ways to get through this simple

[@garyenwards1608]

Its called The Electro Magnetic Motor. Tesla patented it and if you look up Howard Johnson... Not Blacky Johnson You will see that Zero Point Energy exists and you can see parendev and vgate and other electro magnetic motors working perfectly well on youtube. Yes there is tons of scammers looking for clicks but there are also legitimate working examples of Tesla's Electro Magnetic Motor. Howard Johnson also holds numerous patents on Magnet motors and if you know anything about the patent office they dont give a patent unless the patent functions as described. You cannot patent something that does not work

[@phyuku650]

Jeremy we need more channels to educate people like this keep up the good work brother

[@justpaul899]

A huge amount of respect for not linking to the very videos that he's trying to slow traffic to. While also still explaining how those videos work and still debunking them. Great channel!

[@user-qp7ts3lu6c]

As a retired physics teacher, this is an excellent easy to understand explanation of magnetism, electricity, and machine efficiency concepts. You would have made a good science teacher!

[@garyryan7852WR]

Can you answer a question for me. No one has been able to . So the electrostatic force of the earth is a negative force and everything else is a positive force and the higher you go the more positive voltage you get . This negative force of earth is about 10 to the 35 th power stronger the the downward force of gravity . So but changing the eclectic field of like a tin plate it will rise above the earth . So did I defy gravity ? Or is gravity just bullshit . Be honest to yourself . Because I already know the answer . Some science has turn into a religion .Gravity is like God . Except there is more proof of a creator then there is for gravity.

[@musiccreators6683]

He a is a science teacher he's teaching us science...

[@EssukWilliams-co7vc]

What about the flywheel energy, is it real?

[@XxXTheProdigy]

@@garyryan7852WR It seems there might be a misunderstanding here. The concept of "negative" and "positive" forces in the context of electrostatics isn't related to gravity in the way you've described. Gravity is an attractive force between objects with mass, always acting as an attractive force toward the center of mass (downward on Earth). In electrostatics, there are positive and negative charges, but these are related to the behavior of electrons (negatively charged) and protons (positively charged) in atoms. Electromagnetic forces, including electrostatic forces, can be attractive (opposite charges) or repulsive (like charges). The strength of gravitational force is vastly greater than the electrostatic force between objects on a macroscopic scale, like a tin plate. Changing the electric field around an object won't cause it to defy gravity. Electrostatic forces are much weaker than gravity, and manipulating them won't result in anti-gravity effects. To summarize, the concept you described doesn't accurately represent the principles of gravity and electrostatics as understood in physics. Objects won't rise above the Earth solely by manipulating their electric fields. Sounds legit

[@dannoland]

@@garyryan7852WR I have formal training in physics and engineering but your question is puzzling. Can you explain what you mean by "the electrostatic force of the earth is a negative force"? Where did you get this idea? Do you mean that the earth has a negative charge? Even if that is what you mean, where did you get this information? What was the context?

[@paulbramhall9157]

Jeremy as an Electrical engineer I could not have put it better well done Sir...

[@dgmenace73]

Thank you man! I was going to "try" to do a video very similar but you did better than I could ever of filmed. I hate "click bait" videos and time wasted watching them. Thanks again for this video!

[@jeffbrown4692]

good job on the tuterial ...i already knew what you were talking about but your delivery of it kept me watching till the end...keep up the good work :)

[@geraldlaurendine6132]

Jeremy, I'm a retired electrical and electronics instructor. "Loved" your video. Your explanations were both "spot on" and easy for most to understand! The thing I learned was why the scammers put out these rediculous videos. They make money because of the advertisers and their victims who click on their video. We need more people like you in this world!! Thanks, Jerry L.

[@Hexagonify]

We might also ‘need’ the end of the suppression of working energy devices that keeps the status quo of ‘making big money’ and controlling the market on the backs of the masses. With 10to the 93 grams/cm3 of energy you can’t keep up the narrative of energy shortage. The real scammers are not the clickbait youtubers…

[@TopperPenquin]

The government sets up electrical devices to fry their brains with high energy electrical waves such that they receive brain tumours and die.

[@ZackWolfMusic]

This video is a scam! He lied about everything to gate keep the truth! Funny you looked right passed it..

[@eternalskeptic]

@@ZackWolfMusic Try turning off your computer and actually reading a book sometime.

[@09robinhood]

There's a Zimbabwean inventor who's been all over TV recently as a matter of fact they tried to kill him who came up with an electric car that doesn't need to be plugged in to charge and a TV that Works without being plugged into the wall he invented a box that wirelessly receives electricity and he didn't on a bunch of different big news shows now somebody tried to kill him they already said that he probably wouldn't make it to Market with this idea without being killed first but a bunch of scientists have looked at it and said that somehow he's receiving electricity wirelessly and somebody wants him dead because he's in the hospital recovering now from Poison

[@jremi]

Thank you for your work! There are way too many gullible people on this planet and I would never have the patience you demonstrate towards them. You are a true gentleman. Shame on all those who try to capitalize on credulity.

[@robertbennett9949]

Their minds are damaged by religious fantasy.

[@nonnie2428]

You are a very polite teacher & you exude goodness.

[@fantasticphone9693]

Thanks Jeremy, I really enjoyed your demos. Sad to say about 6 months ago my brother tried just what you showed. I knew it wouldn't work when he told me about it but it was fascinating to see it first hand... keep up the good work, thumbs up!

[@OnHoldAt50]

Smart guy. As a tech myself, I love seeing you bringing physics to life for people that never knew. Your pictorials are concise and well presented. Kudos sir. Subscribed. See you in your other videos.

[@malaramroop158]

You sir are a legend. I have never in my life heard anyone explain this so clearly. You really know your work.

[@ANDREWBENNY]

Thank Your ever so much for being so honest to expose these miserable and deceitful folks who knowingly deceive those who know nothing or little about how electric currents work in any form. I would say I am dumb founded at what I saw. Let truth prevails. Amen.

[@ANDREWBENNY]

Thankyou ever so much for being so

[@stranix888888]

Well done Mate !! Great job , Thank you for your time 👍

[@anthonyesparsen9453]

This man is 100% correct and not lying about what he is saying at all he is following basic electrical rules which are. Constant

[@mactech1]

Thanks Jeremy. It's refreshing to see facts on KZbin when there is so much B.S. on it. I'm a retired electronics technician, and the phony, conmen who try to scam you, drive me crazy. I do not fall for their click bait. Thanks for the heads up about the click-throughs they get, I had never thought of that.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

Uh, you explain so well. I have some trouble explaining myself in English sometimes. I've just posted this same topic 2 weeks ago and if you check the comment section, I’m still getting attacked by people who still believe that experiment is true. I get so many comments that I’m even thinking of purchasing the parts and doing the experiment just to prove it is wrong. They make me look like I’m the liar. Thanks for such a perfect explanation, let’s hope more people will accept it. Great job for all your videos man, you explain so “chill”.

[@JeremyFieldingSr]

DUDE! I just watched it. Wow, man, it’s very similar to mine which is awesome. You even used a rubber band LOL. Also that is the same video I got from 10+ people asking if it was real, and for me to watch the follow-up video they made. You can see the motor label in the follow-up video. It was only 0.75 Hp or about 560 watts. That was supposed to make 10k watts! Just a complete scam. I was so mad I had to stop watching the video for a few minutes. These guys really annoy me. It is painful to watch a scam happen in front of you. I am glad your audience got to this message from you. I have been avoiding this topic for about two years and I was finally mad enough to turn the camera on. I love that we were on the same page. I am going to add your video to the description of my video as a more detailed walk through of one of the scams. I thought it was good.

[@ELECTRONOOBS]

@@JeremyFieldingSr Hahahah, yes it is quite frustrating. In my case I’ve got a call from my uncle who is a mechanic. He told me that he has a lot of alternators from some old cars and he wants to make that generator, hahaha. It was so hard for me to explain to him that it was a scam because he has no power or physics background. He was always saying that why would someone put the work into creating the new rotor with neodymium magnets just to make a fake video. I was like… well, views. Yes, the part with 10K watts is so funny. How are those wires not burning out? Anyway dude, I’m glad to see another video, so I can know I’m not the only one or that I’m crazy :) Keep it up man :)

[@JeremyFieldingSr]

Also I would just enjoy the fact that they clicked on your video LOL. Don't let them get under your skin. This is coming from someone who frequently has to say that to himself :)

[@ASTROALL]

Energy can only be transferred or changed from one state to another subject to friction losses .Energy can not be unannihilated nor can be created out of nothing .Any Perpetual device will stop , due to friction , energy loss . Atoms are at a perpetual energy environment at a locked state . The spinning Earth Planet creates electricity magnetically and (volt-watt) from atmosphere to ground , can be harnessed , (Like a bird sitting on a wire charged with electricity ) have to make contact to ground to see effect of charge .

[@jimmyb1451]

@@ASTROALL To make that more accurate, you should edit it to state "Energy can only be transferred or changed from one state to another, *including* the friction and other losses." as they too are the result of converted energy.

[@g-bigs9040]

Thank you. ☺Part of your explanation reminds me of how the movement of the wheels on my 2008 Prius charges my electric engine's battery without the need to plug into an outlet. The auxiliary battery is used to starts the vehicle.

[@Bootz3141]

This is a perfect and in depth explanation of this. Thank you for your intelligence and straightforward explanation process.

[@derekgladden5200]

Great video and explanation! As a former science teacher, I find it amazing how little ADULTS understand about basic physics. We need more content like this on KZbin.

[@BenOliver999]

Even with a basic understanding of this stuff, I love seeing different examples and ways to demonstrate ideas

[@cherryjuice9946]

It is indeed amazing. Also troubling, because the confusion doesn't stop with simple motor/generator combos. People continue to tell me hydrogen will solve all our energy problems. I ask them where the hydrogen will come from and they tell me it will "fizz out of water when electricity is applied". I ask where they'll get the electricity and they tell me it comes from burning hydrogen. I'm not kidding. I've had this conversation many times. Problem is, they hear politicians say the same thing, and the media uncritically repeats it. I kind of don't blame them for being confused, but they should have learned what a perpetual motion machine was before they got out of high school.

[@pellyrat1]

@@cherryjuice9946 Now that's funny right there. The things people stand for by word of mouth. Thanks for sharing.

[@larryscarr3897]

I still can't convince my uncle that heavy stuff doesn't fall faster then light stuff. No matter how often I show him.. he thinks it's a magic trick.

[@larryscarr3897]

@@cherryjuice9946 in in a comment war now with those water engine people.. just no clue.. and then there is the Elon Musk cult.. and that super stupid hyperloop, Robot, solar roof, tinny house, srarlink.. etc.

[@ERiC-1]

Woweee at last, a video presented by someone without shouting at the camera. Praise be for talking to us as if we were in the same room, excellent content with superior presenting skills. Letting the audience think and process without ramming it down our throats.

[@27LORDDONLALO]

YOU ARE ONE OF THE BEST ELECTRIC TEACHER EVER, BLESS

[@davidsevier5656]

I gotta say out of every video I’ve ever seen I learned more from this video than all others combined. I found myself completely interested and will definitely subscribe to your channel. Keep up the interesting/honest videos coming. Excellent job bud!!!!!!

[@keithshankle8518]

This guy. Smart. Practical and able to break it down to where anyone can understand it. Thank you for teaching others and actually helping others

[@rwyo83]

he is wrong, there is free energy, check on youtube "A Physics Prof Bet Me $10,000 I'm Wrong"

[@drrick8839]

I so wish I could comment directly to you Jeremy. Your presentation was on par with my profs in EE school. One big difference is non-engineers can fully absorb and understand what you’ve presented. OUTSTANDING!

[@itsasunnyray]

Thanks Jeremy for saving me time energy and perhaps even money. I could be misunderstood for being credulous when in fact simply very open and eager to new things. So yeah thank you for the enlightening info.

[@adrianbeckmann3778]

I wish this guy was my science teacher in high school. This guy is patient, humble, and not arrogant. I hope he is teaching science on other venues than just KZbin.

[@maxbacon4828]

You beat me to it!.

[@BB-1990]

He'd never make a good teacher. Not once did he mention his sexuality.

[@flier9708]

@Frank Blackcrow Why don't you take him up on his challenge then if you think your idea will work. I'm no electronic engineer, but to me if you use a smaller second motor it won't be sending anyway near enough power back to the bigger one to turn that one, let alone taking the obvious power loss in the process. Come on he's offering $1000 and will demo it on his channel, take the challenge !!

[@flier9708]

@Frank Blackcrow As per your previous comment. Why don't you take him up on his challenge then if you think your idea will work. I'm no electronic engineer, but to me if you use a smaller second motor it won't be sending anyway near enough power back to the bigger one to turn that one, let alone taking the obvious power loss in the process. Come on he's offering $1000 and will demo it on his channel, take the challenge !!

[@Matt_10203]

@Frank Blackcrow It doesn't matter the size of the motors, inherent inefficiency within the motors will always lead to a loss in power never more power. Even if you could get 100% efficiency, you'd only have 100% of the power you started with. To make power you would need to be able to operate at over 100% efficiency which is obviously impossible.

[@ed.puckett]

You seem to be a good dad from the times you have had your children on the channel, and you're being a good dad to us, your viewers, with this video. Thanks, "dad"!

[@Michael-sn6xv]

Awesome.. Thanks Jeremy. Very informative and reminds me on the whole principle of the conservation of energy

[@jimedmunds123]

Dude,so glad I found you, you explain in a easy and plain way that I think anybody should understand. Thank you. Justjim

[@halfnelson6115]

You didn't spin the pulley fast enough. The rpm's have to reach the Bullshido point before you get the free energy.

[@mikezeke7041]

🤣👍👍

[@dr0n3droid]

😂😂😂

[@valveman12]

*Bullshido Point* 😂🤣😂

[@bluefireanimations3712]

That took me a couple seconds to get, but that's hilarious

[@ph8632]

A moment of silence for the famous Japanese professor Bullshido who gave his life bringing this information to the people.

[@dansacco1964]

I drive an electric car and get this alternator question/suggestion from more than half of people that ask about my car. I think the confusion is because people don't realize the alternator requires energy to turn. Same with the wheels. They think the rotation is just being wasted so "why not tap into it?". The best reply I have heard is to suggest that they grab hold of their hair and then lift themselves off the ground by it.

[@Dogpool]

Most electric cars have regenerative braking. Maybe all of them. Reverses the motor to provide power back. This is probably what people are thinking of. That when you want to slow down that is wasted energy, and this is somewhat recovered. Really the motor is a generator as well, so yes, your car does have a alternator in it sort of.

[@dansacco1964]

For sure it employs regen braking. 107k miles and the brake pads look new. It hardly uses them. I just think lots of people dont understand that any kind of generator would impart a load and slow you down. They seem to think cruising down the road at steady speed you could get wasted energy from one of the wheels or the motor. People have suggested to me that companies just dont want to add the cost of a generator or that engineers just havent figured it out yet.

[@Dogpool]

@@dansacco1964 yeah, I can’t picture where the wasted energy is when you are accelerating to get the wheels spinning.

[@cardboardkiller6883]

Great analogy! 👍🏽 LOL

[@davidmiller9485]

I drive a Prius and it does have an alternator of sorts. Toyota has been quite brilliant with there systems here. The transmission is a shaft that goes through two motors, the first is for starting the motor and acting like an alternator charging the system. The second is used to add power to the wheels. All this on the output shaft that goes to ONE planetary gear set. Yep Prius has only one gear. It's a fascinating technological system.

[@garya.8507]

bro I would of never subscribed to you or commented which is very rare. With that said. You are very intelligent with your choice of words, to the point of showing others (with less knowledge of the subject) a paradigm of understanding the subject with at least the foundation so you can build off of. Anyways, I LIKED, Subscribed and about to share and I honestly have no idea why. Respect

[@chris.eskimo]

My compliments for your brilliantly presented video! Great job, man !

[@santos016]

This guy is amazing. I love his simplicity and easy way of teaching. I really wish I had a teacher like this in school to show me electricity..

[@RexSkittles]

Man I wish everyone could explain things the way this guy does! Imagine how efficient and productive our society would be!!

[@CFox.7]

there would be perpetual efficiency and perpetual productivity 😄

[@bozmeg6918]

This won't happen cause certain people will do what is necessary to make him not get too popular through methods not known. Never will. If you figure it out? Have fun getting your info out there. Whatever necessary will be implemented.

[@CFox.7]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 hopefully you get banned for being a political russian or chinese bot having fun on lunch break. Surely no one is as stupid as you appear. But.. for fun, tell us how alternators work.

[@Matt_10203]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 His description is accurate. You're just unknowledgeable on the subject and dont understand it yourself.

[@jremi]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 I certainly hope he makes money on YT. At least he is doing something useful and worthy for it contrarily to all these click bait creation scumbags who try to exploit less informed people like you.

[@charlesmassaro121]

Thanks! This is a perfect video with lots of valuable information. I came across it because of a conversation my electrician buddy and I were having. I said this wouldn't work, but he was convinced it would. I'm going to try it anyway, but this video verified everything I said, so thanks for that, lol.

[@c.g.curtis9480]

Thank you for your video. There is no greater teacher you can have than a teacher you can trust. I have watched many of your videos and appreciate each one of them. Having been in education for nearly 40 years I know somewhat about that of which I speak. You have always been clear and simple in your explanations and I have never found any deviations from the truth. Thank you again.

[@markbeiser]

The easiest way to tell which "free energy" devices work, and which don't, is knowing that it isn't possible for any of them to work!

[@bumstudios8817]

Not true... the long extension cord running to my neighbors outdoor outlet was completely free after I stole his extension cord 😂.

[@markbeiser]

@@bumstudios8817 You make a powerful argument Sir, I may have to rethink my position on "free energy!"🤔

[@rayhosking3927]

QED! that's putting very eloquently

[@markbeiser]

@@bumstudios8817 Your comment reminded me of a time in 1998 when I lived in a duplex and was steeling electricity from my neighbor for a couple of months. When he finally noticed, we decided that it was a pretty even swap because he had been leaching free broadband internet off my DSL connection for a few months. Keep in mind this was back in the early days of broadband, when

[@bumstudios8817]

@@markbeiser the energy was free... the look on his face when the bill came was priceless though!

[@biffmalibu3733]

You have made me a dumpster diving hoarder. In the last week alone I've brought home a control panel from an moisture evap unit, 3 90v DC gear drives and 3 12v DC power supplies. I've been stalking the engineers at work just to fuel my addiction. Thanks for the great content

[@MrSteveAugarde]

Excellent lesson, excellent teacher. Public ignorance is the reason that scammers can exist. If this video were compulsory viewing in schools, and such a basic knowledge of physics universal, then the opportunities for scammers would be much reduced. Good work!

[@hdzhotz5988]

I did convert my diy gen to run without belts and I have more power. Thanks bro. I never thought of that.

[@desdrummond133]

Hi Jeremy, I've been an Electronics Engineer for about Thirty years. Only once did I ever design and implement a perpetual machine, with zero energy loss. I was just about to supply my neighbourhood with free electricity for life. . . then I woke up😀😀. Your video exposes BS, and shows your intelligence & honesty my friend 👍

[@wturber]

I recently had a dream where I could fly. Then I too woke up. Life's a bitch. :^)

[@ronredner6240]

Jeremy, I want to personally thank you for your frank, in depth, no nonsense explanation, regarding a very controversial topic. I've just subscribed after watching you for the first time, because you explained it like it is. I appreciate the respect you demonstrated to me as a viewer by not wasting my time and simply telling it like it is. Thankyou.

[@cameltube-vk7el]

my dad was a elec. engineer /Newtonian+ and I am in my 60's so I did it all with my dad at home from testing tubes to beyond. His passion was gyro's, he was in MIL\MIC ameican aeronotics to nasa apollo shuttle etc./ rockwell bla bla. He taught me the principles Jeremy explained here and I have never forgotten......energy has rules, all types of energy! 1st timer seeing this Jeremy & I am subbing your real as they get !! Thanks bro !! ~ Florida Always Forward ~ Godspeed p.s.→ other than guidance systems the M1A1 gryo-turret & targeting was his team ...he he my dad, I was/am very proud of !!

[@redchow4743]

Thanks for this video Jeremy. It really helped me wrap my head around comments that debunk those perpetual energy vids.

[@albertoromo2012]

Thank you so much for your honesty Jeremy

[@DenBlackburn]

My Dad told me and my friend, when we were in our early teens, to find out about perpetual motion, I think it was for two reasons, 1. Keep us out of trouble and 2. Make us think, we had great fun trying loads of different ideas, we found loads of things out, after a lot of messing, I got hydrogen from water and just a few volts, we spent weeks making lots of small hydrogen generators, once we had the optimal voltage to output, this was in the early 80`s so the only information we could get was from the library, but it was well worth it, we didnt store the hydrogen in any way, it was just what we had in the rubber tubes, and adding a small diameter metal nozzle outlet and a one way valve (the only thing we brought), it fired up with the first match, my heart was racing, so back to the library to get as much information as possible, we added an oxygen nozzle, took us ages to get it in the right position, once it was we were cutting sheets of steal like butter. Then we started on gun powder and black blasting powder and we even got the school to let us make it there as our science project for a heigh percent of our grade of our exam, Im now 52 and never stopped messing about, even trying things that you think that no way will it work, ok 90% does not, but the 10% you get something, even if its not what you expect, Anyone who is interested in tinkering about please do it, stay safe, but have great fun, I still am ;)

[@jakekot1351]

Gun powder in school...that brings back memories of PU trucks with rifle racks & usually loaded guns in them w/ the windows down. "Boonietown High" for 1 so no one stole as pretty much everyone knew everyone & it was early to mid 70's (think that 70's Show). Never did the GP @ school. Basement yes. Was a mad little scientist for a bit & my Dad owned a bookstore. Who needs a library when you have a used bookstore! Couldn't begin to make it today!😝 So you actually got the H O generator to work...amazing!

[@DenBlackburn]

@@jakekot1351 How fantastic, ya dad having a bookstore, the info you must have got so quick, they have it easy now lol, I made a generator a few months ago, to show my grandkid, only a small one this time just to show him what you get from 2.5v, I explained the name of the game is be bloody careful :) , I explained that it starts to get danderous if you want to store it and told him to get on the net and look up 5 or 6 sites and get the info on storage, as I never bothered, still cant get over how lucky you were with the bookstore :)

[@jakekot1351]

@@DenBlackburn I spent summers after 12 to probably 18 at the store a lot, just long & narrow with 2 aisles, a bigger storage sweatbox in the summer & "that smell" of old paper, 18 was when we closed it. Gold was legal to own/trade. @ 13-14 got to walk to Bache, a brokerage firm then, & sit at an empty desk by our guy. Monitors were orange. I'd get the kbd (1 for 4 desks) & check our stocks, I held some too. 50 of this, 100 of that...MORE THAN NOW (0)! We moved more into antiques & mostly out of books but the library for the business & what I skimmed for myself grew. Almost all gone or ruined due to long term illness & bad neighbors. Then went Sunday big Pa markets & then shows. Had a great childhood/young adult hood but never enough time. Had Great folks. Of course outside forces, awful nutty younger women, changed things & no one had my back. Parents died, people lied, doctors were feeding too many meds & hard to do the work of 3 when you become 1/4 the person. But I did have a great life up until almost 32. 1/2 a life time later I'm wondering how to do the impossible. Different life for sure!

[@Misterwhistle]

I'm glad you made this video. A buddy of mine showed me a video of a free energy device and no matter how I tried to convince him it was a scam he couldn't see it. I'm going to forward this to him. It'll be fun to hear his response. Thanks!

[@matsv201]

Then imagine that 30-40% of the population is like that, they are alowed to vote.. and they also think economy work the same way

[@MrBill2U]

We all have one of those friends.😆

[@JeremyFieldingSr]

It is super easy to convince someone of a lie, but nearly impossible to convince them they already believe a lie. - a modified version of Mark Twain’s words :)

[@alfredomarquez9777]

@@JeremyFieldingSr But the REALLY WORRYING situation, is when the people believing such crap, are "engineers"... That is ashaming!!!

[@Misterwhistle]

He texted back saying that your new information is going to set his space program back decades.

[@anthonywhiteaker8599]

now this is a classroom i could sit in and actually learn, thank you

[@sdmwoodworking]

When I was a kid (1950s) I came up with a two-motor perpetual-motion idea like the one in the video. My (somewhat amused) dad disabused me of the notion before I wasted my time and took anything apart to borrow the motor. Good reminder.

[@johndovaston1531]

Amazing I loved this lecture,, I have always loved physics, spent all my life as a motor mechanic and then went to night school and other means of learning about every component that is run by voltage on a motor vehicle, I will be following you for a long time , ho by the way I am retired and still want to watch great videos like this a big thank you

[@zuble1]

I am sad that this needs to be explained. Energy is lost, in every exchange, to friction, heat, ineffencies. Every. Time. PERIOD!

[@schwags1969]

We know, just don't tell the idiots ;)

[@issstari954]

There's technically an exception but it's so stupidly impossible to pull off its not practical that is using the force of gravity around a black hole

[@-Jakob-]

@@issstari954 how is the force of gravity around a black hole any exception?

[@misterx6276]

1)Dark energy 2)Entropy CAN NATURALLY decrease in a very rare case within a vacuum. Theoretically, this returns energy to an earlier, more kinetic state. Oh and 3)humidity. This is a very low energy producer right now but withdrawing humidity from air can create water to spin turbines at a near infinite rate. The problem is the turbines would need to be thousands of miles in length.

[@hoggravyandchitlins]

Not lost, converted.

[@stanfmd]

Outstanding! Thanks for the in-depth explanation.

[@balloney2175]

Jeremy is the most honest man that I know of in the globe.

[@sonofrichardscobee538]

Jeremy, thank you for your KZbin channel along with the time and effort put forth to help those of us who had questions about such things. I am a curious person who wants answers to the likes of such things. You are genuine and that is a rarity in today's world, Thanks!!!

[@davidhogden2875]

and I also r in the same frame of mind as need to knowas I'd been doing some experiments with many ideas but since Covit 19 I've been trying to find another property for to do these experiments as my landlord had past away I now reside to a free caravan park site whith no way of keeping my tools safe from being pilfered while experementing though.!

[@scottcuthill3768]

Never have I got a lesson more easily told that I had with Jeremy.If you were a teacher at a trade school, there would be a whole lot of young people interested in things they thought were "impossible" to learn. Much respect to you and yours...

[@genehudson665]

Thank you for your honesty!! I enjoy your videos.

[@ernestrost4069]

I wanted to see what you had to say about this issue. I'm glad I did. This explains and in a very simple way for people to understand why these "machines" don't work. Thanks!

[@clarabisson7299]

I think the magnet as a spring is a really good analog,. Magnets suspended over superconductors will apply force to a scale underneath if you press on it.

[@dfgaJK]

Apart from the fact that magnets, unlike springs, unfortunately can't be positioned to hold an object in equilibrium. Earnshaw's theorem

[@jimmyb1451]

Every system, is a spring. :)

[@harrytopia282]

@@dfgaJK with a super conductor it can

[@SirHackaL0t.]

@@harrytopia282 Ignoring the amount of energy it takes to cool the super conductor. Yeah.

[@harrytopia282]

@@SirHackaL0t. there are super conductor materials that don't require cooling but can only be manufactured with expensive rear earth materials and gases under a vacuum. Yeah. Anymore sarcasm. Hello anybody home Hello Hello.

[@slabriprock5329]

Mr. Wizard for the 21st century! Thanks for busting myths, exposing frauds and TEACHING!

[@remydamoe9035]

Dear mr. Fielding, you have explained it very well. You should be a teacher, you explain things very well. Thank you for the light in the darkness.

[@planetaryhealth393]

Hi Jeremy ive used transistor setup to pulse for motor effect across a bifilar wound coil and collected the discharge on the collector. It works so well to charge batteries they do not heat up the trasistor only heats. Its fascinating research.

[@baffledbybs2348]

Was lured into watching a video from “ultimate energizer “ trying to sell a book on how to make a perpetual generator…looked for reviews and came across this . Glad I did , excellent explanation. Thanks Jeremy

[@MuditaInstitute]

Me too!

[@ericgoldman7533]

I love the premise (and execution) of this video, "Instead of debunking each individual free energy generator video, we're going to equip everyone with the knowledge and intuition they need to debunk them on their own".

[@macdermesser]

Unfortunately, that is a seriously flawed premise from a scientific POV.

[@Harmonicaman1000]

I felt ❤your humble honesty.. don’t have money to buy generator,, so finding ways to make one on Tesla mind.. glad you are a time saving gentleman.. Agape my dear one 🤗

[@anthonyesparsen9453]

This man is a great human being for telling nothing but truth here how rare is that today

[@billlarson2382]

Jeremy, I so admire your ability to open a subject, explain things clearly, and identify underlying issues. You not only make cool stuff; you express great thoughts.

[@daveedson8607]

Nice job. I'm a retired electrical/mechanical engineer. I can't tell you how many times I've been approached about this. You did a very nice job on this presentation.

[@andrewevanoff1192]

Don't they teach Laws of Thermodynamics in 8th grade Physics anymore?

[@Refertech101]

@@andrewevanoff1192 No, schools now days do not want critical thinkers, they want subservient minions.

[@tarstarkusz]

There is plenty of real "free energy" so long as you have a reasonable definition of free. For my purposes, free is like beer, as in, free beer. A windmill is producing free energy, that is, energy I ain't gotta pay for. Once the windmill generates enough kWH to pay for itself, everything after that is FREE ENERGY!!!!

[@tabchanzero8229]

@@tarstarkusz And then they hit you with the wind tax.

[@tarstarkusz]

@@tabchanzero8229 No escaping death and taxes.

[@jorgejuarez5521]

You are awesome! ...and, I completely love the setup of your shop. Keep rocking it!

[@user-tb3sb1rf3d]

Absolutely brilliant! Very well thought out. Any idiot, such as myself, will now have a basic understanding of perpetual energy, and what it is NOT! The deception out there is so vast. Thank you for all you're doing and have done, and please keep it going!

[@Hrocdol]

Jeremy, you're doing good work, man. I hope the KZbin algorithm rewards you for such an excellent public service.

[@alanpayne1442]

I'm a retired project power engineer but still enjoy your videos as your presentation is first class. Most college engineering lecturers are good because the students are really keen on their chosen subject - that's half the secret. The other half is having a good skill, which you have.

[@spammerscammer]

What's a "project power engineer"? Is this a company called Project Power?

[@justindamirgian5977]

I watched a ton of videos about "perpetual motion" and these v gate motor and 95+%are fake! I also think I have seen a way to make one work and would love to chat with you about it, especially if you have the ability to build one!!!! I'm living paycheck to paycheck and should honestly be eating more than I do. So if you do have the time and ability and care to teach me if I am wrong please reply

[@OGknowbuddy]

@@justindamirgian5977 already patented and not allowed on this platform the books on it were censored decades ago.

[@davidpack4158]

Great video. I've understood more from your video than ten years in science class !! And thank you for the honesty

[@christopherbannister9832]

Just stumbled on to this video... LOVED IT man.

[@davidcruz8057]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! I’m an old man and been tinkering with small projects involving power and batteries. Very recently I began seeing the videos you talk about and was feeling outdated, because even though it didn’t make sense I was still haunted by the thought that maybe, just maybe they were true. Because I thought that if they weren’t true why hadn’t someone like you made a video, like this one exposing them. Well lo and behold I find this title and clicked on it. Thank you my friend, I just subscribed to your channel and will definitely be watching for new ones.

[@Johnny.Fedora]

This video was good, but there have been others as well, and a lot has been written about it, generally with people who have a grasp of physics and thermodynamics, and aren't trying to profit from fraud. Every single perpetual motion proponent in history was and is either deluded or a fraud. There is no way around it.

[@jerryodell1168]

GREAT VIDEO: When testing electric motors in the lab (22 years - RMTC in Battle Creek, Michigan), the best we could get was always a loss. Electric motors have improved over the years and the motors now used in automobiles are incredible, however, they still have a loss. That loss keeps us from keeping the mutual systems going. Once power is removed the systems start to slow their rotation and finally stop. How quickly they stop depends on the load and is directly follows the universal time constant curve. In five time constants it is considered fully stopped.

[@harrytopia282]

They stop straight away once you remove startup power

[@daskampffredchen9242]

@@harrytopia282 There is some momentum after you cut the power

[@harrytopia282]

@@daskampffredchen9242 very little, the generator becomes a dynamic brake and the setup will stop virtually straight away

[@dnpound]

Im a fairly intellectual person but have never really grasped electrical concept, or its functioning in this situation! Now, here you come being all comprehensive and stuff! Lol Thank you for your explanations! I'm definitely subscribing!

[@DaleDurnell]

Jimmy, just found your video. THANKS!!! Great knowledge, thanks for sharing.

[@Idefix70]

Thanks for keeping a straight face during your video! What a laugh you must have had making this 🙂 Your explanation is fantastic and understandable for everyone that has ever watched a 'free energy' video. Please keep making these very educational videos!

[@frenchroast1355]

I think I could have easily passed my biomed electronics course if this guy was my prof.

[@paulgdlmx]

Well done, informative, thank you.

[@jerichos799]

Wow, my man!!! That's a great video explaining how the free energy works!!!!

[@DanielDuffySan]

This is one of the best and clearest explanations on this issue I've ever seen. Good job!

[@DogSerious]

Please tell me you're kidding? For one, you must use 24volt 200 amp modified alternator (24 x 10) = 240volt? Second, you need a single phase 220 volt 3000rpm at at least 500 - 1000watt ac motor. Then you have a free energy device, what this guy doing is just plain idiocy with no basis. He hasn't the foggiest about where to even start with this stuff.

[@JeremyFieldingSr]

I strongly suggest you actually try it yourself. :) but hey… thanks for watching:)

[@DogSerious]

@@JeremyFieldingSr I have thanks, you need a 24volt alternator, I have one right here! get rid of the rectifier and regulator, use the stators phase raw, 220volt at 5000watts per phase.

[@JeremyFieldingSr]

@@DogSerious Wow... I am a bit surprised you are doubling down on this. Clearly you have not. BUT we have both seen the videos where this was done, and while they look convincing as they should if they are good scammers, I am telling you they are faked. They don't behave the way really motor and generators behave. Even small things like startup torque, vibration, and noise are not right. I know because I do it all day. However, I don't expect you to change your mind. It is surprisingly hard to convince a person they have been scammed once they trust the scammer. I can only say please guard your wallet, and your attention when ad's are involved.

[@DogSerious]

@@JeremyFieldingSr If your only video is one where you've used the wrong parts, why do you think you're right? You can even buy them already made just type: 220v ac permanent magnet brushless high power generator Then all you need is a low watt single phase 220volt ac motor at 3000rpm. It's not rocket science.

[@bloodgain]

Electric cars do have alternators. Most of the time, they're busy acting as motors to drive the wheels, but during regenerative breaking, they're working in reverse to recapture some of the energy back into the batteries. 😉

[@rodneyfox5566]

The equivalent of pissing in river and calling it kool-aid🤣🤣🤣

[@Vessekx]

@@rodneyfox5566, nope. Regenerative braking actually works and is useful. Wall to wheel, most electric cars these days are low-mid 90% efficient, and roughly the same efficiency in either direction. So, roughly 90% of the energy required to decelerate the car can be recaptured and stored back into the battery. For highway travel, where most of the energy is spent pushing air out of the way, this is minimal, but in ‘stop & go’ traffic, where most of the energy is spent repeatedly accelerating the car, this can be significant.

[@bloodgain]

@David Davids Well, first, there's nothing in my comment that says there is a motor at each wheel. For one thing, cars was used in the plural here. But since _you_ brought it up, dual motor -- one per axle -- is the most popular configuration for EVs these days. All Teslas use a dual motor AWD configuration now, and the top 2 EVs by sales are the Tesla Model Y and Model 3, which _each_ sold at least 5 times as many units as the next most-sold EV. There are also performance designs that use a separate motor at each rear wheel and concept EVs that use a motor at each wheel, so that is actually a design that is used, though it is not used widely today. But sure thing, buddy. _I'm_ the arrogant bonehead here.

[@steveclunn8165]

@@bloodgain so I looked at dave Davis KZbin profile to see who he was . But one question of course is he for real or is he just pretending to be this uninformed . I understand quite well how regenerative braking works if you click on my profile you'll see. And I do have a Tesla with two Motors but the motors are being Motors when accelerating and both of them are being generators when decelerating. I guess the real question I have for you and myself when somebody is so far in the woods of how something works why do we care.

[@bloodgain]

​@@steveclunn8165 I actually never got notifications for the first 2 comments, only that last one. I would have ignored Rodney, because his comment is void of meaningful content (which is fine). David was at least wrong in ways I could point out and turn his insult back on him. Of course, if someone wants to question or disagree with my statements _politely,_ I'm more than happy to engage in kind. I mean, heck, I am occasionally wrong! However, I do my best to inform myself before acting like I know something; otherwise, I stay quiet and listen or engage as openly unknowing. I avoid the comments on most channels, but there aren't usually many jerks like David lurking in the comments on channels like Jeremy's. It always seems like the ones hurling insults are projecting a bit, as I can usually say, "Who looks like an now?"

[@moonhorse100]

Great Video ... Actually Phenominal . Nice , easy and to the point , great speaking and very detailed . Nice Job !

[@jenniferholloran8746]

Thank you Jeremy, I do appreciate your approach to sharing your knowledge. I do have a thought that has been in the back of my mind for some time now. I am hoping to get your thoughts. I've often wondered if a cheap generator couldn't be run off of a counter weight or spring. Something like a mechanical clock, kind of steampunk generator. I've not seen any post or videos on it (I have looked) I do realize it would require regular human input but, so does chopping firewood. Thanks for your time & keep up the great content! Jen

[@peter.stimpel]

There is only one form of "free" energy: the one out of my neighbors powerline ...

[@ftniceberg874]

My neighbor thinks he found free water...just happens to be MY outside faucet 😲

[@danburch9989]

Like free money. It's got to come from someone else's pocket.

[@gary122]

Free energy = bypassing power meter 😀

[@CoffeeAddictEvan]

Thank you for giving me a laugh All the fools in this comments section are giving me anger issues

[@thebluelunarmonkey]

Until you get fined, then it's no longer free. Or you get put in jail, converting free-dom into captivity lol

[@dr.robertjohnson6953]

Good job Jeremy. Talking the tech down so that layman can understand it isn't always an easy task. You did it well.

[@wildcard5269]

Then you'll really like what I have going on☺️👍🏽

[@Refertech101]

That's my problem I simply don't know how to dumb it down better then just saying "that's Fing retarded" because I try to speak physics they just glaze over and babble about tesla, and cover ups n such

[@Refertech101]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 No, no, you're just a moron. he was quite accurate.

[@dr.robertjohnson6953]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 Putting an alternator on an electric car would take more electricity that it would produce. 🙄

[@dr.robertjohnson6953]

@@surgicalsteelruthlessinc.8353 yes spinning them. How else are you going the get the magnets to pass their fields through the windings? I think it is you that doesnt understand the subject

[@musicshack7296]

You've earned yourself another subscriber bro, great video. Very informative 👏

[@jaydubya2445]

Somehow I was unsubscribed. Been wondering where your content was. Been a fan for years man, love your channel. One of the most underrated out there.