Top 3 amazing videos . DIY | How to make hydroelectric turbines for life. Free energy, clean energy.

[@TheMrRafaelB]

Try to add a flywheel on the motor axle, it will temporarily store kinetic energy, preventing the motor to stall when the electric load is added, as seen in the third project. Great ideas, keep it going.

[@macsmich8273]

There is not enough torque on any of them to do this.

[@mr.construction9846]

Ok bro

[@creatura_orbis_centuria]

Keep breaking barriers and nothing will stop you. It is good to see comments that is recognised and at the same time new knowledge added to his skills.

[@stakman78]

Good to hear that word.,. Flywheel! Such an efficient means of continuous energy.

[@andreyEvO]

@Bruce Wayne iubirea oo

[@liuyusi125]

I like that he doesn’t use 3D printer; instead, he uses existing component and figure out clever way of processing them. 3D printer is convenient but sometimes can take the fun out of making things

[@fightingblind]

3d printers aren't always the best for everything... unless you have an expensive industrial pringer, proof of concept would end up being smaller and probably more brittle.

[@jakerazmataz852]

You work with what you have.

[@menschnr.6445]

I must say, I wish him or her as soon as possible a 3D printer, that tool in his hands would be best place of an 3D printer. Maybe we should search for a paypal link somewhere in his channel to help him expand his creativity ❤️🤲😊 in sha Allah

[@slawomirhering3770]

Tell why carbon reductuction emission and CHEMTRAILS on the sky why? Are the power to be use the bast solution for human race ? Why people keep quiet and put up with everything and use starvation ,wars instead best solution? Because nobody have the brain to go take places and take the power away from parasites of this planet Banking Cartel.

[@merynunthidar6128]

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[@keaaul808]

Classic practical engineering! Resourceful, innovative, and simple. Great job!!

[@Gapfxck]

ชชชชช

[@benonestefan3246]

Ingenios bravo!

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@Phat737]

Practical? These are toys or at best teaching tools.

[@keaaul808]

@@Phat737 Roger that. Practical for his side of the globe, maybe. Definitely not for the entitlement western world.

[@mobilezone6833]

This is a vivid example of benefiting from natural phenomena in the production of electrical energy, and this is how we aspire to make life easy for everyone 😊

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍

[@justsayin9699]

Who's we because america(we don't deserve a capital a) ain't trying to get off that crude oil nipple as long as we can keep finding sources and causing fake wars to get it. Green energy equals less full pockets for the government. Hemp, solar, wind, hydro powered or renewable aren't words those fuckers like to hear. The only reason LasVegas benefits from water electricity is so they can make more money while expending less...........for the government. Who built the dam? Well its named after a president kinda obvious! Where is area 51? Oh yeah in NEVADA! Coincidence? I THINK NOT!

[@nomercyinc6783]

homemade personal sized hydroelectric dams are doing nothing to improve life anywhere. cannot create energy from nothing. the source is the water which makes it not free electricity. peoples opinions dont make facts

[@DerTinker]

If you look closely at #3 you can see how the generator wheel moves slower once a load is attached to the cables. Really cool to see in practice!

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@ericcaldwell3584]

Evidence that these "free energy" devices are bogus.

[@dsdword]

Sim, isso define que não há truques! Genial!

[@bigstones84]

Also in #1 at 6:12, look at the water coming out of the turbine

[@milo2karel]

Sure it does. Well, it's true for all three, when you load the generator, will affect the source of power. You can see the same effect in your car with headlights, A/C, etc.

[@DIYinventionideas-pm6lw]

There's nothing better than seeing a video with such a fresh and different idea! You've created a special feeling and ignited my creative spirit. Thank you!"

[@RochelleHasTooManyHobbies]

For project #2, you could anchor in a second motor on the other side and string it to that one too. It'll make the spin slightly less effective, but so does wall-smacking, and at least it wouldn't break up your fins.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you for your feedback

[@PlausibleParadymes]

Isn't the direction of Rotation causing the rotor to bump against the one side of the trench? The moving water hits the inclined plane of the rotor and is constantly pushing against it as it causes it to spin... perhaps a small cable or rope spanning the trench could provide an anchor point in the center of the trench for the rotor to keep it from banging against the sides of the trench. Maybe one at the leading end and one at the trailing end... the challenge would be a free- moving connection point as it is the frictionless action of the unfettered rotor that allows it to spin so freely.... Or... add a second rotor rotating the opposite direction, with the 2 rotor's centerpoints joined to each other with a length of wood greater than 2x the radius of the rotors - one at each end. Smooth- turning axles mounted at the extremities of each length of wood could hopefully reduce the friction... second rotor could be attached to a second motor assembly for double the power (unless it's opposite input Rotation could somehow be flipped to add its power to the first motor assembly). It would still move freely and probably bounce against the sides of the trench, but with much-reduced force...

[@ДанилаМастер-д6ж]

С другой стороны тоже поставить шестерни и цепи и так же привязать. Два двигателя одна спираль

[@Billy.Nomates]

It's the slow moving river causing it to bump the wall,a quicker moving river would prevent that...

[@Yezariael82]

Look, he already did this (kind of) 👍🏻👍🏻 kzbin.info/www/bejne/hXLbhZVno6-KsNk

[@ARLGD]

Wow, that Segway Portable PowerStation Cube Series sounds like an amazing product for outdoor enthusiasts like us. The massive capacity, fast recharging, and waterproof technology are definitely impressive features. Plus, the ability to monitor power usage through the app is a nice touch. Thanks for sharing this recommendation, I'll definitely look into it for my next camping trip!

[@duskintheforest584]

Lots of elegantly designed free energy devices here. I hope to live off grid someday

[@mr.construction9846]

Please try it

[@jasonstewart3748]

I went through that phase. Do more research before you run with it and make yourself look stupid in front of your friends.

[@higgy82]

Free energy doesn't exist.

[@ricksanchez9798]

None of this shit is "free energy" water features require electricity to run the pumps..... you'd need a raging river to maintain a constant rotation.

[@arvindindoria7146]

0⁰ö

[@cam9494]

Those bldc motors from Airconditioners are good generators. DC 310V. At RPM of 1200 it will produce 37watt of power which is good for charging supercap and lithium batteries. Using 4 motors at once would easily produce 100 watt. The indoor motors of such kind will have limited DC generation ie. 35V. However removing the internal circuit and just hooking 3 phases to a 3 phase rectifier will give you super high current at 2000 rpm.

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@andrewrios2295]

Can you please explain that in English and not in Chinese?

[@IrelandLover]

​@@andrewrios2295 Well, that was clear enough for me...

[@andrewrios2295]

@IrelandLover It was my lame attempt at a joke. It just means his description was so intelligent that it may as well have been a foreign language. Normal conversations don't entail 1/100th of what he was describing.

[@IrelandLover]

@@andrewrios2295 Well, now I get it. Thanks 😊

[@joerinaldi5]

The little bridge and the lights..very cute

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks 🌹🌹🌹

[@johnryan8859]

A narrative explaining & materials used would be greatly appreciated

[@mr.construction9846]

I'm pretty bad at detailed explanations

[@johnryan8859]

@@mr.construction9846 to bad pretty cool project

[@ericbstudios9807]

Can't you see he uses some space age material that becomes flexible when heated but then stiffens as it cools

[@stevenm3141]

Very good demo. Basically that's all it takes to create an electric source! And so why aren't so many of these on rivers all over the country? Never ending water power that our forefathers used all day every day for decades! I guess the politicians and experts think it wouldn't work! Probably because they would have to make it so expensive and complicated it wouldn't be worth it! This fella did it with simple things from around the house!

[@mr.construction9846]

it will affect the environment if it is made in large quantity

[@Ozzzoyoyoy]

we have the largest one in Australia snowy mountain river turbine

[@LeAdri1du40]

Because you need large ones to produce the kind of energy required for a city and for that you need a dam which needs a carefully picked location because it creates a lake and reduces waterflow effectively disturbing the ecosystem

[@chandrasgoli5236]

Very beautyful power generation ideas....hats off to u

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks 🌹🌹🌹

[@davecruser6075]

TONS of love and respect for you and your efforts!

[@mr.construction9846]

Many thanks

[@s0metimes_6itin9.]

Идея замечательная ,такой человек никогда неостанется без электроэнергии но ,как только начнется листопад всё это моментально засорится ! Вам надо преподавать занимательную физику для детишек ,что бы они незасиживались в комп. играх !

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@NuclearFisher]

> Вам надо преподавать занимательную физику для детишек Чтобы они вовремя чистили эту "электростанцию" ;-)

[@hulksmash3259]

I think the 3rd one is my favourite, but would need to scale it up not just because I need to power a house but would like it so that fish and all life could pass unharmed. Good work 👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 👍👍👍

[@Zomby_Woof]

Aye, there's the rub. What you want is not possible, there will always be some damage to fish. How you design your equipment, mitigate the damage, and choose your location are all factors that must be taken into account to decide if the damage is at acceptable level, and is justified by the power generated. Which is why this would not be allowed by law on most places unless you own the entire water rights, which is usually only the case if the waterway's official terminus is on your land. Tanstaafl

[@slothdaddy3315]

yes in the states the water is owned by the state making anything that blocks the water is illegal. you only own the land under the creek lol there goes my free power from the creek in my back yard. but who is going to know right!!!!

[@Zomby_Woof]

@@slothdaddy3315 if the spring begins and ends on your property, I think you're free to do what you want as long as you aren't introducing pollutants. But there are few streams of water that are both that contained, and have enough energy potential to make it worthwhile. "Free Home Hydro" is rarely practcal.

[@kimricsmythe9879]

Yeah, you need to live where there is pretty good water drop to get much power. Those sites are not that common.@@Zomby_Woof

[@cientistaamador2890]

A good idea leads to the creation of many new ideas, congratulations on your creativity and that you always try to innovate😎💻

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@Sergeilink4736]

Сделал гидрогенератор в квартире в ванной,теперь за электричество в месяц на 50 рублей меньше стал платить,но коммуналка выросла из-за водопотребления.Наверное надо теплогенератор надо придумать как установить на газовую плиту...🙂

[@Cemw]

ТЭС😂

[@Cemw]

Если такую штуку установить в канализации много этажки можно стать миллиардером монополистом

[@ricksanchez9798]

You're still paying extra for the water, hydro only works on constantly flowing water like rivers.....

[@ricksanchez9798]

@@Cemw not really, water doesn't flow constantly in the sewers since that is the waste and not the source

[@mr.construction9846]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@MrBriansAmazingWorld]

Love how you show the way it performs with a load. Surprised how much the turbine slows.

[@yusmietech7511]

i see you

[@philholman8520]

Awesome! Thanks for sharing your video! 👍✌️🇬🇧

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@SC.243k]

Wow amazing beautiful idea 👌✌️ thanks my friend

[@kezangwangdi4255]

Bank and old

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks

[@leonelalmeida7921]

You may put an device to keep the "endless screw" in the center of waterflow to avoid hit the walls... BTW, nice project!👏👏👏👏

[@mr.construction9846]

I should do that

[@gravelydon7072]

@@mr.construction9846 A simple ring tied to the shores on the lead would keep it centered.

[@almazmaster84]

You need a 220v inverter, then everything should work, and so everything is cool. I liked all the ideas.👍

[@zafarsyed6437]

That was great work! I would recommend: 1) Please use your smaller rotary tool (the one you used with sanding bit) and use cutting disc instead of the angle grinder with a cutting wheel. Even though you can do it, have years of experience, just 1 slip and it is life-altering. Versus cutting disc can give you a cut, but you keep all fingers ✋️ and hand, requiring maybe couple of stitches and/or bandage at most. 2) In method 2, you could add some balast to inside of pipe. This will give you balance between buoyancy and floatation, and assist from staying away from the walks. Also, since you know length of cable, or where the screw lays in the water, you can build a wall, round opening with plastic tube in the middle (or slightly offset from middle) and that would increase the velocity of the water going through the tube and help stabilize the spinning of the screw. By doing all that, you will eliminate the scratching, eventual deterioration of the edges of tge blades, and therefore chaotic turbulence. 3) If you remove 1 chain link, or re-position things, to make sure that the chain is taut, straight with no slack. Again, this was great work and shown very well!

[@Chaos_God_of_Fate]

Okay Dad, thanks for the.... help.

[@McDirtyDave]

Thank you for your video. You are a great person to share your ideas.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹

[@mariadavid8423]

SENSACIONAL! PARABÉNS! VEM PARA O BRASIL ENSINAR NAS ESCOLAS PARA CRIANÇAS E JOVENS!

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@Smirk_Station]

2 seconds... it took me 2 seconds to hit that Subscribe button. PmM FtW ! Love it

[@МурадФайзиев-ь1ц]

Молодец👏 Очень полезное видео.

[@mr.construction9846]

Спасибо

[@HarryMcKew]

Ого, лайфхаки для Европы, осень - зима 2022, подъехали.

[@senljak]

@@HarryMcKew Да, уж.

[@TeomanOzsen]

One of the video I been watching fully lately.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you. ❤️❤️❤️

[@nildoschiavon3480]

Por que você construiu o mundo tão grande😊

[@josephemerian9545]

So cool!! Great job with minimal materials

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@stevenls9781]

16:27, does anyone know where to find this component. I see these videos often but just not sure what to try and hunt down to have a little crack at making something like this.

[@mr.construction9846]

It is the motor of the air conditioner You can refer to here : bit.ly/3lfjnW7 Gears are the type used in motorcycle engines

[@stevenls9781]

@@mr.construction9846 link ia broken I think, takes me to a generic shopping page.

[@martinalva5264]

Que tipo de motor usaste??? Exelente trabajo, proyecto o prototipo de energías renovables. Te felicito 🇦🇷

[@mr.construction9846]

Obrigada. É o motor do ar condicionado

[@martinalva5264]

@@mr.construction9846 muchas gracias, pienso que un motor de lavadora también puede servir para hacer lo mismo

[@Maxvell909]

Норм идеи 💡👍🏻 оч показательная демонстрация.

[@mr.construction9846]

благодарю вас

[@HarryMcKew]

Ну теперь Европа точно обойдется без Российского газа !

[@NephiLoWaterGodXVII]

Can you provide a list of required materials in the description please?

[@sumontips9645]

খুব সুন্দর ছিল ভাই।আল্লাহ আপনার বুদ্ধি আরো বাড়িয় দিক।ধন্যবাদ

[@mr.construction9846]

ধন্যবাদ, আপনার মঙ্গল কামনা করছি

[@keepsmiling15200]

In video 3 which type generator are use

[@makoado6010]

its a motor and a fake video...

[@creativeandroidgame8317]

Beautiful project and best .

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks

[@thelivingkiltedpirate3809]

I'd love to see scalable schematics, as well as a series of these powering up something larger.

[@B.V.Luminous]

Bigger gears, and more of them to spin up a larger generator with the same amount of flow.

[@tgmelinda7544]

power in the form of 3 phase AC which is what most of the industrialized world runs off of.

[@mandelaeffect1111]

That was a fun watch. Thanks Mr. Wizard. 👋👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank bro 🌹🌹

[@suou7938]

i think 11:00 is the most practical. others will get blocked by sand or leaves sooner or later

[@matthewarnold4557]

Yeah, but the other two scale a lot better than the second one. Also, they are subject to a lot less wear and tear. Eventually the blades and wires are going to break, this is a lot more time consuming and man hour intensive then cleaning out some leaves and sand

[@mr.construction9846]

Ok bro 👍👍👍

[@blackIce504]

I hope some company send this guy a 10kw generator and see what this guy does, Mate I watched many of your videos and you just get better and better keep it up brother.

[@TheDoodla]

Superb set of projects! Well done you! An inspiration to all 🏅🏅

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank bro 👍👍👍

[@rodrigodelvalle6124]

Good idead, it's only a matter of changing the materials to make it a long term source of energy

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@nickvertola]

Очень впечатляет! Спасибо, все идеи шикарные и очень доступные... Хоть на необитаемом острове строй)))

[@slavik15971597]

На необитаемом острове вряд ли найдется лишний генератор тока. Да и лампочек там нет

[@mr.construction9846]

Спасибо

[@rshutterbug47]

Them Are incredible & So Very COOL 😎 👍👍👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks

[@BenKistner]

This might be an odd question, but what kind of glue or PVC cement are you using? I'm wondering about the grey stuff that you applied with a wooden stick. Is it some sort of epoxy?

[@mr.construction9846]

Exactly, it's epoxy glue

[@randyhilton1592]

Looks like JB weld to me, a two part epoxy

[@Uthgardloki]

@@randyhilton1592 yup jb weld marine most likely

[@roninstrumen]

Luar biasa bang.menemukan ide kreatif yang sangat bermanfaat 👍💪🙏

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@alanhat5252]

if you take a tube, heat it gently in the middle then pull the ends the middle constricts. You might want to cut it in half to give yourself 2 smooth nozzles.

[@mr.construction9846]

It's a good idea

[@bunnysatish143]

Great ideas with simple techniques

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks

[@Togetherness80]

There’s one problem with project #2. In time you are going to replace the blades because of it hitting the wall. Unless you find away to make it a solid axel driven so it stays centered.

[@kuldeepingle]

Just by tying end too with spinning gear at solid support can help

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@joebloe9901]

Yeah maybe in 20 years. That bumping into the wall is doing nothing. He’ll be replacing those bearings and chains way before that blade wears out.

[@tnunn3023]

Just shortening distance shud get it off the wall

[@XL3BIGDrizzy]

@@joebloe9901 highly doubtful.

[@boyswrestlingentertainment1889]

These are the guys needed to solve our world's problems

[@knightrider697]

Cool indeed. I wonder if number 3 could be made more effective by just forcing water in a way such that it had to necessarily spin the turbine to get out the pipe. Nonetheless impressive job!

[@samkm9318]

Maybe a cylinder tube where the flow tube is higher on the cylinder so that the cylinder tube will fill up with water to increase water pressure

[@mr.construction9846]

I think it can

[@knightrider697]

@@mr.construction9846 cool thanks!

[@duongv202]

The vietnamese have always been resourceful. From fighting the french, the us, and then polpot and china AT THE same time and is now on their way to becoming a chip manufacturing power. Hay lắm bạn à, hãy phát huy tinh thần khoa học và kỹ thuật.

[@mr.construction9846]

Cảm ơn bạn

[@Perankhscribe]

Somebody got a +5 to crafting skill. Have to like that precision work to fit everything together and the fine detail work on the Dam.

[@motivasisolawatzamzaminfinycal]

Keren banget desaiinnya, semoga bisa dijadikan MEGA PROYEK untuk Indonesia MERDEKA. Aamiin Yaa Rabbal 'Aalamiin

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@mirianttmor989]

SENSACIONAL....👏👏👏👏

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@kevingeorge644]

Brilliant, we all have capabilities awesome 👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks 🌹🌹🌹

[@anjhindul]

Reminds me of being a kid again and doing this in the creek near home lol so much fun

[@mr.construction9846]

Ha ha 😂😂😂

[@privatesector0422]

Mr construction , you're my hero!! 👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@travisbenge1912]

Meant to comment on here, not sure if I did but, Good Work! I love these ideas, I might take these as inspiration. Have you heard of a Hydraulic Ram Pump? Using one to create a reservoir uphill from the source for one of these generators is something I'd love to try. Either way - check out Ram Pumps if you havent't heard or seen them before~

[@mr.construction9846]

I will watch it

[@billy4148]

The third one is the best 👌

[@mr.construction9846]

🌹🌹🌹

[@imuzzic1]

Esa tecnología se puede aprovechar muy bien en Monterrey 😁

[@mr.construction9846]

😂😂😂👌👌👌

[@ErickOrlandoBalderasBryand]

Ah, se mamó!

[@andrievbastichy8551]

underrated ideas here.. so many views so little subscribers.. thats how people are.. wont support good ideas. may your sub base increase...awesome projects!

[@skeeterbodeen8326]

Dude you make the coolest stuff. I wish we had this as part of our school lessons.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you, that's also the knowledge in school, but just the basics

[@3dhYT]

Truly amazing. I liked the third design the most.

[@JCRS-n6q]

Que projeto,inspirador e útil 👍👍👍

[@swishhydrotrip6299]

At 9:45 can you please explain why you added the middle gear instead of connecting it directly from the first gear to the device

[@Ratrazor]

I think 2-in reduced down to three quarter or half inch probably would have gave you the most water pressure possible using vernalis principle.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks for that idea 🌹🌹🌹

[@aravindkavs6024]

Last one is very efficient and consistent way to generate power using less water ❤️

[@mr.construction9846]

🌹🌹🌹

[@guardianaxiom205]

Yeah, this is something I'm looking into for my stream as it doesn't have much head. Maybe 7-8m max, but that's over 1/4 mile or more..

[@jnhook8086]

The last one was actually solid, being fiberglassed.

[@mr.construction9846]

It's quite durable

[@husky_master45]

I love your process on how you built it, most people now a days can't really do stuff like this

[@BaneSIlvermoon]

Third one seems like it wouldn't be all that difficult to make modular and add more inline. Though it would probably require some modification to maximize the flow available to the next unit.

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍👍👍

[@inventor1978]

Good jod thank so much , i like you!!!

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank bro

[@toys2work]

This video was incredibly inspiring and very practical. Someone suggested patenting the idea to which you humbly and i suppose rightly replied that these ideas were already out there. But very creative and well portrayed. The comments were most helpful to learn that epoxy(or jb weld) was used and that there woukd be issues with regulayions daming a creek. I loved the mini dam with working lites and how you worked with pvc pipe etc. Unfortunately probably 80 percent of the population is unmotivated or generally intellectually lazy to go through all the ingenuity and practical construction that you did...so for "us lazy ones" we would need a prebuilt kit:) I am now thinking how i could locate near a water supply although a commenter did mention tying into ones own water supply/tap. I would like now to see your solutions adapted to catch the power of rain and the runoff on the yard to create power. Then add some discussions of storung the power in some form of batteries. Great job!

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you . First of all, you need a stable water source and the terrain needs a slope to take advantage of the energy of the water flow, you can't do anything with a stationary stream.

[@yzarcforever]

Le moms finding us doing this all in water bath tub. Flying chappal, boot, belan, racket, shattle....!!!!! And add more guys.. 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣

[@andiestwo5]

Really Cool 😎 But I think you're losing a lot of energy in the cable. Maybe you could try a "chained " shaft type or run the cable through a tube. Also I would fit those sprockets better to their shafts.

[@mr.construction9846]

What you said is absolutely correct

[@ervandadamyan5222]

Отличные идеи но в исполнении имеет место не аккуратность и место цепи можно успешно применить ремень . 😎

[@mr.construction9846]

Им нужно много улучшений

[@ervandadamyan5222]

@@mr.construction9846 Да однозначно . 😎

[@senljak]

Человек предложил идею. При реализации каждый может улучшить, изменить по своему усмотрению. Главное - дать толчок к творчеству.

[@ervandadamyan5222]

@@senljak Согласен , но моё предложение тоже касается улучшению этой системе , иначе говоря дал идею который улучшает его . 😎

[@jodyjohnson265]

The concrete part of the builds are really satisfying to wacth

[@Overlord88]

Project number 3 needs a tensioner added to the chain to reduce both lag and stall on the water drive.

[@mr.construction9846]

Ok bro

[@vincentherr2327]

Vraiment très très formateur . Merci pour l'échange !!

[@mr.construction9846]

Merci

[@brasilinventosegambiarra4708]

Show bem educativo . abraço . Brazil

[@mr.construction9846]

Obrigada 👍👍👍

[@TiagoFilipeCabral]

couldn't get past the first minute because of the music, hats off to the ones who did

[@MrNickGascoigne]

These are great, I've seen other hydros that were supplied with a pipe with a big drop to the motor, apparently providing better head pressure and more power 🙂👍👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Exactly

[@Technog3]

बहुत ही सुन्दर कार्य किया है आपने इसके लिए आपको बहुत बहुत बधाई हो । साथ ही साथ हीं लगने वाले सामग्री का नाम जरूरी बताना चाहिए ।

[@marciodepaulapereira7709]

Muito bom, parabéns

[@sd10559sd]

Moito obrigada 👍👍

[@mr.construction9846]

obrigada

[@northmanlife5797]

Круто - очень круто Сколько мощности выдают такие мини станции?

[@DavidMcbrady]

Great job. Beautiful work and design! The problem is here in the USA you would for sure have some "environmentalist" punk complain to the city or county code dept to get you shut down and make you remove it. Just how it is over here.

[@Lotos-yura]

Вот поэтому вы и живёте в страхе. Увы

[@mr.construction9846]

Quite a lot of problems with them

[@WebFramer]

Good job. Maybe Viktor Schauberger will give you new ideas.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@kauangames6411]

Criatividade fantástica, top.

[@mr.construction9846]

Muito obrigado

[@marklawrence76]

New Subscriber. Keep the videos coming.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank bro

[@Shadow5G]

А если винт установить в проточную трубу, энергии больше будет так как борта канала винт тормозят))))

[@mr.construction9846]

Это была ошибка

[@brucealanwilson4121]

"Show, don't tell" Is a good principle, but it would be useful to have explanations of what & why the people are doing what they are doing, where one can get the materials, etc. A bibliography of informational sources would also be helpful.

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you for the advice

[@presbiteroronaldoaleluia9201]

Muita gente que mora perto de um pequeno rio seria beneficiado com essa ideia maravilhosa

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@luhomo]

Amazing ideas, keep going further

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you 🌹🌹🌹

[@edilsoncriadordeinvencoes]

Legal👍

[@vshxbxbhdjx]

More videos please. Very nice

[@mr.construction9846]

Thanks

[@stelzgamer]

В 1878 году заработала «первая в мире ГЭС...

[@mr.construction9846]

👍👍👍🌹🌹🌹

[@Woody-ov6xk]

This was amazing 👍👍👍👍👍

[@mr.construction9846]

Thank you

[@Ratrazor]

A shorter and stiffer cable might work better for that one that's just free floating in the water it's still a cool idea though but it would keep it from hitting the side

[@mr.construction9846]

Exactly, I'll try again