Turn The Washing Machine Motor Into A Permanent Water Turbine Generator

Turn The Washing Machine Motor Into A Permanent Water Turbine Generator

[@Great_Inventions]

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[@MartyMacgyver]

What you see is a contraption that's draining a battery or drawing power from a hidden outlet but with a lot more steps, and the hidden power source provides enough extra energy to compensate for all the loss in those complicated steps AND light a lamp or charge a phone or whatever. Without a hidden power source this contraption would run down within seconds. The small energy input used to start the system (raising water to pour, turning a crank, whatever) will be quickly wasted in heat (vibrations like noise, friction in bearings, resistance in any and all wires, eddy currents in magnetic materials, friction of water against surfaces, etc.) Thermodynamics is always in play - you can't get out more than you put in. Even if you removed or exactly compensated for all that wasted energy this thing would move but could do no work. And if you overcompensated for that, say by adding extra energy? You have a fancy moving sculpture connected to a power supply that has enough excess power to drive a light bulb or power a phone. You don't ever get energy for "free" (as in, no effort expended somewhere in the system) - something is doing work, turning a source of potential energy into kinetic energy you can use, and there are always some losses to consider. Even solar energy has a cost, however small - think of it as a giant battery - in billions of years even the sun will run down.

[@darrylbrookes2780]

how much energy is stored in the neodymium magnets tho i dont know how to calculate that do you by any chance?

[@MartyMacgyver]

@@darrylbrookes2780 I would suggest looking that question up. Probably somewhere like Stackoverflow. The short answer is that when you use a permanent magnet, it's not gaining or losing energy in any significant way... The force necessary to attract an object to the magnet is equal to the force necessary to remove the object from the magnet. I guess you could also look at it like this: If I lift a box with a stiff cable that cable itself is not a store of energy and is not doing work independently

[@darrylbrookes2780]

Ok you don't get energy for free.... So.... How is that magnet staying attached to my fridge defying gravity, it has stored energy.... How much is the question. If electro magmatism isn't energy then what is lol Are you saying the energy is in the steel and the magnet is using that .... Come on lad

[@darrylbrookes2780]

@@MartyMacgyver is there a magnetic largrange point that could be manipulated tho as to create a hand off and no magnetic resistance to motion , there may be kinetic losses at some point but ya could use extreme low temperature to counter that if ya using on large enough scales

[@MartyMacgyver]

@@darrylbrookes2780 Imagine a smooth curved channel (a bowl, at least in cross section). At one end you have a ball. You release the ball and convert its potential energy into kinetic energy as it rolls down, and then from kinetic to potential energy as it rises up the other side. Does the ball roll back and forth forever? Nope! It goes a little less far each pass, til it finally stops. Frictional and vibrational losses (much the same as resistive and vibrational losses in the closed loop this contraption claims to be) quickly grind things to a halt. Once you do work of any kind, **even to generate heat**, energy is lost from the system. The second law of thermodynamics doesn't care if you disagree with it - it's still the law.

[@tomoakhill8825]

Robert Fludd published a description of this machine in 1618. The Fludd machine is widely credited as the first attempt to describe a device identical to this device. I mean Fludd's machine and this machine are IDENTICAL. The Fludd machine used water from the top tank to turn a water wheel, which rotated an Archimedes' screw to pump water to refill the top tank. The rotary motion of the water wheel also drove two grinding wheels. Since Fludd's 1618 device is _identical_ to this one, it begs the question "why isn't every light bulb in the world powered by a Fludd machine?" Of course the answer is obvious, in 404 years not one person has been able to get the machine depicted here to work as this machine appears to work, producing an endless amount of power from just filling the top tank ONCE.

[@farhankazi5234]

No one stressed about it, just to sell us the electricity and make money out of it.

[@raidr4lyfe]

Excellent response Tom. It really has me thinking after looking up Fludd's attempt. I'm thinking since FREE energy isn't possible, we should focus on generating energy CHEAP.

[@FreethinkingSecularist]

This water will evaporate too.

[@stevetilbrook3402]

@@FreethinkingSecularist Not if you keep it wet

[@FreethinkingSecularist]

@stevetilbrook3402 well that defeats the purpose if you have to keep putting energy into the system. But I hear ya.

[@bot_N666]

When the lamp was connected to the network, a drop in the generator speed should obviously have been observed, but this did not happen.

[@ChannelReuploads9451]

Because there is a second power source off screen handling the "Load".

[@The_Crazy_Monkey75]

Maybe the generator was producing 1.21 Gigawatts of electricity so no drop will be observed.😅

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

@@The_Crazy_Monkey75 The only thing that produces that much power is a bolt of lightning

[@gd2860]

@@thomasvlaskampiii6850 Wait what the hell is a Gigawatt?

[@thomasvlaskampiii6850]

@@gd2860 A gigawatt is one billion watts

[@ECCLESIASTES2403]

The principle behind this setup is very well scientific. Indeed the law of energy conservation is not violated and there’s no need to have Orr hide any battery somewhere. It is not about free energy but rather high efficiency energy generation. The system which behaves like an oscillator set in motion was given a manual input and eventually will stop through frictions, energy dampening or once an imbalance of water occurs between the two gallons.

[@imponentusgamer3247]

Do you really think that little bit of water dripping on the turbines is going to produce as much energy to charge a phone and light a 30w lamp with such light intensity? If following this logic.. perhaps a better idea would be to install a set turbines in men's urinals throughout the entire city... we will power the entire city with piss 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@IndianSlingshot]

Super dear, I have tried the same when was in middle school then left it because I didn't get proper power generator and other stuff, now my son trying to make the same 👍👌🔥❤️

[@MAJ0RTOM]

Don't try this, it's fake.

[@IndianSlingshot]

@@MAJ0RTOM Could you please explain how it's fake?

[@MAJ0RTOM]

@@IndianSlingshot Sure, Im an engineer. This device wouldn't be able to pump the water back to the upper watermill as the energy required to do this is higher than the energy you get from the water falling into the lower watermill. Even if you could recover 100% energy that you get from the falling water (which is impossible because energy is always lost in some other ways like heat), you wouldn't be able to pump the water back to the upper watermill because sticking some rudimentary watermill will not work as a pump.There is no such thing as free energy, that is just made up nonsense.

[@IndianSlingshot]

@@MAJ0RTOMI got it. Thank you so much for your reply🙏❤️👍

[@AbdurrehmanKhang]

@@MAJ0RTOM but if we maintain the flow of water through other source like reservoir or any river flowing so it will work?

[@jackhammer111]

The hardest part of what he's doing here is hiding the batteries.

[@ssss-df5qz]

I'm guessing there is an outlet under that wood panel. With any luck the leaking water will find the socket while he's standing close & potentially save many people from becoming retarded.

[@jeffreyguantero5408]

nah the outlet is big enough.

[@udinnyinyir2097]

too much msg brain. did you see from the first build? or only racism people? 🤣 die racism

[@jeffreyguantero5408]

@@udinnyinyir2097 is this guy just said stating that fact about this fake perpetual motion machine a racist? oh boy you got 2 problems to fix.

[@MLesp]

Yankee 🙄

[@aiv992]

Я сделал подобное - работает! Подключил лампочку- работает! Потом утюг- работает! Потом всю квартиру, тоже работает! Потом многоэтажный дом! Сейчас экспортирую энергию в др.страны!

[@pacificoceania5828]

Are you sure the whole apartment work ? How many watt , voltage your hydroelectric produce ?

[@MINCHONOK]

​@@pacificoceania5828 it's joke.

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[@MINCHONOK]

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[@nagatouzumaki848]

зачем ты врёш он максимум 100 ват лампочку потянит

[@zobirish]

Logical experiment ✌️ Just to achieve this, you must provide 12vAc output current. Connect it directly to the 12v transformer so that the current is reversed to 220vAc, along with bringing a pump and a 12v transformer to circulate the water through the system used.

[@eformance]

The motor in the contraption is not the same motor he "converted" to a generator in the beginning. There is rust on the housing of the "converted" motor that isn't present in the other. The motors are AC motors and require starting capacitors, by pouring water into the bottles he "starts" the motors spinning, they continue to receive power from the transformer. The power strip has a small inverter and battery in it that is enough for the demonstration. The little circuit board does nothing and looks to be from an old FM radio. The motors spin at the same speed regardless of the load put on the system. However, you can see that the combined load of the motors, light, and charger is causing the inverter to sag and the charger keeps cycling on and off, causing the light bulb to dim periodically. At least that's my take on this fakery.

[@N00N01]

There aint no free elevator rides, certainly not for heavy Shi- like water

[@Tasilari]

It's not totally fake! But the craft of his work differs from what he claims you should believe. We all know this too well. Thanks your efforts though!!

[@chenri_2023]

Olhe direito, é o mesmo motor.

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

@@chenri_2023 meaning?

[@BerryTheBnnuy]

@@Tasilari Oh it's real alright. A real pile of BS.

[@CallingAngel1319]

What's crazy is if you actually understand how electricity works. You'll understand why a battery is required and see the ingenuity and intellect this man holds in himself. This was pretty fascinating to watch in all honesty, much respect to the creator of the video

[@bushisfuckinretarded]

I wonder why a battery would be required🤔

[@jensdroessler3575]

@@bushisfuckinretarded Is this sarcasm?

[@AWESOME2715]

The "battery" is the initial potential energy from the pouring of water. This think will keep fading and fading without mew water because the pump still has to send it back up to the top, taking more energy than the twin generators put in.

[@jensdroessler3575]

@@AWESOME2715 It‘s working for far too long without any sign of slowing down to run on the initial potential energy. Nothing used here is near 100% efficiency which you would need to keep it running for more than a few seconds. It‘s all running far too smoothly for this kind of crude setup. „Generators“ working at constant speed from the first drop of water in there. The fact that both generators are just wired in parallel without any diodes or rectifiers alone shows that this is trickery.

[@thomasboese3793]

@@bushisfuckinretarded Ask yourself one very simple question: Why was NOTHING plugged in that would show power being generated BEFORE the water was added to "start" generating power? And also ask: What does the plug with wires running up the water return tube do? Why was it plugged in before anything else? What does hide in that first plug? If anything, I don't know...

[@andrew271286]

12:58 Try to lift up those piece of wood with transformer, and one more thing, this electric scheme can't work in reverse way (12V->220V), only 220V->12V

[@blowfly71]

that bottom motor was gutted and swapped out with batteries at 9:27 (blue wire moves between filling shot angles).

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[@myyounes2012]

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[@ringpeisoshimray3180]

What a great innovation. When u take a closer look, the turbines are rotating in an opposite direction. And u dnt really need a charger from the very start. The only thing impressive abt this is u hide the battery very well dude 🌝

[@donlod322]

Do you know why he drills and insert metal pins in it? If you dont know the answer to it dont discredit his work!!!!

[@signature.arts2k168]

What happens if turbines rotating in opposite direction he connect the positive terminal to positive itself ...

[@macwt]

Where is the battery?

[@chrisu7022]

Ive watched a few times and i see no wires going to batteries or anywhere to hide batteries by it

[@xe-wf5iv]

@@chrisu7022 I see wires going to multiple locations a battery could be placed with ease. The power bar, the transformer, or even in the adapter for the pump.

[@DariusOutdoors]

The only invention here is how to hide the secret energy source to the socket lol.

[@tappgrease]

Yeah I hear you. Why did he have to cut the film at 11:04? I think you forgot to put the batteries in.

[@juslegosundelektronik9044]

The hardest thing to built this is to hide the batterie

[@chethan390]

Is not true sir

[@broken7949]

😂

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[@edwardyang5898]

True, if not he will be the best scientists in the world 🤣🤣🤣

[@larencelira1816]

exactly 💯

[@andreasmoll_0924]

Under the blue propeller is a water pump that transports the water upwards and is operated with the black power adapter in the socket

[@TheHuskyFamily]

did you watch the video? he is literally putting a water pump inside with a wire and white hose attached to it?

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[@meetshetty]

@@TheHuskyFamilymay be that's a waterproof water pump😊

[@virusvirus1073]

@@meetshetty yes probably a submersible pump

[@carljeske5252]

Its a sump pump for recirculating the water to the top

[@Verbatino]

Dude is charging a phone... and while filming he went from 65% down to 64% in 2 minutes on a charger 😄😂😄

[@ttalukder8944]

When charging in 65% and when charging out 64% 😂😂😂

[@fredricksonthe96th]

Wow... he's actually doing a step by step building montage as well. Now that's effort 👌

[@themeantuber]

LoL

[@teov3420]

Fake though

[@themeantuber]

@@teov3420 that's why it's amazing that he's actually doing it

[@brorow6821]

@@teov3420 you sound like a hater

[@_mrcrypt]

Unless I missed it, there was nothing in the video about the construction (etc) of the top wheel.

[@ashch4811]

The people matter is that they are thinking this invention need additional energy to convert it to electricity , most of you are thinking batteries will charge but you don't even know the batteries are just tankers of electrons

[@George-xt6pk]

Big question, what happens at those massive hydro dams? Ah? Water. Turbine. Rotor. Residual magnetism to induce just a flicker of current flow in the stator and voila - an entire country side is lit up

[@General_Flores]

Awesome! Where is the real power source at though?

[@inuit2346]

it is clear that there is a trick! Energy cannot be created, it can only be transformed! The only energy needed to bring the water back to the top is equivalent to the electric energy produced by the falling water! Therefore the pump absorbs all the energy produced. The budget is zero.

[@rhuttrho88]

Under three machine! Wireless charger!🇺🇲

[@General_Flores]

@@MLesp no shit you can make power with water. But there is no such thing as a true perpetual motion machine. No machine will be able to infinitely sustain itself let alone put out any excess power along side that

[@General_Flores]

@@MLesp It is also funny how you say I that i'm the one who didnt go to school with that shit grammar of yours.

[@MLesp]

@XGeneralFloresX Yes, but those "laws" (the 1st and 2nd in this case ) are not absolute, meaning that they are created by humans with their experience and in some case to limit. A great example of this is when a crystal forms from liquid or when a quemical reaction is exothermic. These laws require assumptions and approximations and in many situations these assumptions do not hold. These laws are typically derived from classical mechanics which breaks down at a very small scale, atomic or subatomic level. On different accounts these laws needs to be modified depending on the project. It's important to recognize their limitations and approach with caution and critical thinking.

[@joelynnruiz]

Can you give us a wiring diagram and show voltages of each of your generators and the info for your power supply circuit?

[@jorgef.7923]

I am an electrical engineer. This is made for those who do not know how this "creating energy" is going. For YOUR TO PUT INTO FUNCTION a machine from which ELECTRICAL ENERGY COMES OUT, you need to SUPPLY THAT ENERGY + THE MECHANICAL LOSSES OF ENERGY:- FRICTION, BEATING, ETC. The idea is good, the feasibility =0

[@kisskaspeik5220]

тут для показа) все нормально работает если знаешь что такое время туда сюда)

[@pillgrimm]

People gatekeeping these comments seem like they really want to lie to themselves

[@heinv2132]

When the top paddle spins faster than the bottom one, energy must have been added somewhere ;D

[@CyFed_Republic_of_Kaltovar]

Comrade why must you promulgate anti-state propaganda? This is madness!

[@darrylbrookes2780]

the neodymium magnets add extra energy not sure how much or how long they can last it would depend on the amount of power drained vs the amount needed to pump the water i guess, you could find the amount that compensates for thermodynamics and ya golden, but i think if you plug in too many devices it will drain the system. or i could be wrong

[@darrylbrookes2780]

@@bob_kazamakis yeah actually bullshit guessing is how i do all my best work lol. my bullshit guessing just seems to think thermo dynamics is wrong or more likey over simplistic. kinda like newtons laws that are more like guide lines then actual laws. i feel like black holes kinda prove that perpetual motion exists as light can not breach the event horizon but.... if thats possible with a multi dimensional thing like space-time , dont see why electromagnitisum cant have the same thing on a smaller scale .

[@CrunchsterXX2]

@@darrylbrookes2780 Just keep your bullshit guessing to yourself. Lmao everything u just said is horrendously wrong. Atleast understand the physics or concepts of things your talking about.

[@darrylbrookes2780]

@@CrunchsterXX2 why should i keep it to my self? why dont you explain the physics and concepts ? all ive done so far is ask questions why dont you just chill out ? 3 questions for you to answer there but here is a statement.... i dont think you understand the physics of electromagnetism. because as far as i know now one does lol.

[@hasbahrahman353]

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[@M3t4l-J4w]

Thanks, youtube algorithm. When I think I am the biggest idiot on the planet, you provided a comment section that proves otherwise.

[@scott_forgot9875]

Do you have a link to the exact materials used in this? I would like to try that here in Mississippi!

[@M3t4l-J4w]

@@scott_forgot9875 Sure, scott bot! You need what looks like a 50hz 220v branch circuit connected to a triplex receptacle. Then you need a step-down transformer (18:1-ish) going into probably a bridge rectifier circuit with a built in filter circuit on the same PCB to feed one 12v motor. For the other 12vdc motor it looks like you just need to snip the end off of a cellphone charger (or some other device charger) and direct connect it to your other motor. From there it looks like you need a bunch of plastic garbage and a poorly welded metal frame for presentation. Don't forget the hot-glue gun and incandescent light-bulb to complete the display!

[@odide4u1]

The top host is located to the left of the plastic bottle but amazingly the fan spins right 😅. Secondly, the pressure release from the host doesn't have enough tug to push the fan at that speed. The plastic below is even worse.

[@Great_Inventions]

no

[@ezenwonsirim2620]

Nice work is there a blueprint to work with? Would be interested to build one ,have a lot ingenious people around me who aren't engineers per se but are gifted and could probably make this work

[@fdajax5107]

It's physically impossible to make a eternal energy generator since it would violate the laws of thermodynamics, you cant get more energy than what you start with. Most eternal energy contraptions are either battery powered or extremely efficient in conservation of energy

[@ezenwonsirim2620]

@@fdajax5107 ok I get that, I'm curious to know how "efficient" it is

[@sethapex9670]

@@fdajax5107 it doesn't matter how efficient it is it will run down in short order with anything drawing energy out of it.

[@Infinityyyybro]

@@fdajax5107 law of thermodynamics are hoax

[@George-xt6pk]

I can get you one - blue print

[@matteobarbieri1190]

You should cover the power cable and the power supply that let the engine works 😅

[@cruikshank]

From my experience with small pumps, that pump could not pump enough volume of water fast enough up hill to keep up the flow we are seeing. What is the upper motor supposed to be doing? That part is not explained, or I missed it. If this worked, every hydroelectric Dam would be using this system.

[@Animefan-1]

Hidden so well, you'd almost think that it's actually breaking the laws of physics

[@The_Last_Exodus]

The machine so efficient it produce more energy then the energy used to keep it going. It’s flinging the water everywhere. Great job NASA engineering.

[@NavdeepSingh-od4fr]

1:46 1:47

[@zerowarner7800]

How often do you have to recharge it

[@4TheRecord]

I would guess 2 hours max given the size of the battery ;)

[@discreetminecraft1214]

Why the winky face u creep

[@DDtot]

@@4TheRecord I didn't see a battery in the video... pls what part did I miss..can you help indicate the portion where he included a battery?

[@DDtot]

@@tuanten6269 oh... I see many thanks...

[@motoboy357]

Qual o nome da primeira turbina, ou motor, q gira com a força da água, no topo da estrutura?

[@George-xt6pk]

Those studs enable or energize the rotor with what is termed as residual magnetism.

[@jefftukangjeff]

10:05 here fake starts. rotor rotates even before water fully hits it. Also he doesn't consider the inner resistence of the rotor: his water wheel radius is even lower than his motor's radius.

[@user-hx9nm7ek5v]

Дела возбуждения внешней обмотки электро магнита двигателя от стиралки нужен ток, чтобы этот мотор работал как генератор, парни смекалистые но ловкость рук и не какого мошенничества, всем добра 😊,

[@bromox3761]

Так сверху маленький генератор и возбуждает нижний)

[@joanvillamor4939]

Can i ask the detailed materials for this? Will try it. Thanks

[@BasedPotato403]

sorry to break it to you man but its fake if it was real stuff like this would have already existed so many people have already tried

[@kcole7839]

Step one. Hide the real power source.

[@LordAdonia-hj8th]

Low volt from low rpm generators is boosted up by jewel thief circuit and pulsed high voltage is stepped up by transformer to deliver high voltage power to receptical for water pump, and accessories. water pump maintains generator output circuits. Small capicitor smooths high voltage AC output.

[@kevinc6023]

The most difficult part is ignoring same comments of unoriginal people! NOT THE BATTERIES

[@tudooqueeuseitecnologia]

E a energia que se gasta para subir a água até o topo? De onde ele tira? E a energia gasta com as perdas no campo magnético do motor,nos condutores no eixo do motor e gerador? E as perdas com a resistência existente no estator do motor e gerador? De onde ele tira essa energia? Como ele estabiliza a frequência de 60 hertz que o carregador de celular precisa para funcionar? Como ele mantém a tensão de 110v estável? Esse vídeo me deixou cheio de perguntas, pois parece que as leis da física não se aplica aos projetos desse homem 🤔 Ele deveria aproveitar essa Imunidade para acabar com os problemas mundiais😒

[@xrbr]

Então! Sem contar a frenagem eletromagnética que a bobina do estator causa nos neodímios. Ele realmente é imune as leis da física! Tragam um engenheiro para esse oscar!

[@vietnameseelectrician1248]

Chào bạn theo bạn thấy trên mô hình cái cục adapter có viên pin bên trong nó làm bơm hoạt động bơm nước cho 2 cái động cơ quay vô ích còn pin thì làm đèn sáng và nạp vào điện thoại như sạc dự phòng..

[@Leon5495]

Doesnt matter if he uses a battery hidden from viewer. If that perpetual water bottle spill and replenish is genuine, the motors and power part is completely feasible and realistic. Its the same as spinning a dc motor with your hand for it to generate lower. All you need with such infinite water flow is a proper motor and a chargeable battery to store power. Then, convert that power from dc to ac to run huge components around the house like a refrigerator

[@nicolaslocke1433]

The question is will the 2 generators can generate enough power for the little pump to pump water up that high fast enough so there would be a constant flow of water?

[@MLProductions.1]

@@nicolaslocke1433 there's always energy loss so.. no lol

[@xe-wf5iv]

The most high end motor in the world can only hit 90% efficiency at peak rpm. Infinite water flow is impossible. Every time this device cycles its losing at least 30% of the energy input, because it has 2 motors, and 1 pump. Then once you start to factor in the AC/DC conversion losses and transmission losses this device is an energy hog. You will be lucky to even get 1% of the input energy returned.

[@nicolaslocke1433]

@@xe-wf5iv can you educate me in terms of numbers? Like if the pump uses 5whrs, the top motor generates 3whrs and the lower motor generates 4whrs. wouldn't that means there's surplus power? Unless you're saying the pump uses 8whrs or the combined motors can only generates 4whrs, I don't see how this can't work.

[@ronaldogomes2490]

Mostre no video a parte técnica. O que liga onde , seu vídeo é confuso , insatisfatorio no funcionamento técnico. Demonstre realmente q realmente funciona . Até agora foi só Armação.

[@Kerem-qh1jm]

5 minutes charging created 1% charge. Also charger changed location. Maybe not enough amps coming out of it?

[@oudotcom]

probably a fake, as so few water can not run a 60 Watts incandescent light bulb...

[@GALZKIE]

no idiots will do such thing hahha load must be lower the average of your generator and you know that I think🤭

[@lambcordeirobrazilzenhoooc9870]

@@GALZKIE Power For production 12 volts and use Batery power deep cicle 200 amper for take the energy . And use the inversor to transformed to 110 to 220 Volts. Imagine Five Batery...

[@imtiazkannir8010]

Ys absolutely true

[@bobbi5782]

Welcome to Vietnam to see the truth

[@phongdoan-bj6uj]

cậu live thôi làm gi có nham nhi

[@Mooncat25]

Can you explain how can you "permanently" maintain the water level inside the bottles despite clearly having water leak on the floor?

[@CDP2]

Same doubt 🧐

[@GLORIBLESS]

mini water pump

[@allenfogarty2384]

Easy to explain. You see this is fake bullshit.

[@Krystalmyth]

Replenishing water is the least of the planets concerns.

[@user-lr6uf5jb6p]

看了這麼多留言..只發現你突破盲腸

[@Lorenzo9214]

Let's start from the assumption that energy is not created but transformed. Starting from this premise, in an ideal and isolated system it is possible to transform magnetic energy into kinetic energy and create a circuit that feeds itself, because it would be a continuous transformation of the energy itself from one form to another. The problem is that in reality there are dispersions, to put it simply, a part of the energy involved in the system inevitably produces heat (not counting friction and wear of the materials), therefore in the long term the energy of the system goes decreasing, i.e. the total energy does not remain constant. When all the energy is dissipated into heat and dispersed the system will stop Having said that, if I want to use part of the energy from the "perpetual generator" to run another system, obviously the loss will be faster because the self-produced energy is not fed back into the system Think about one thing: the stars self-produce their energy and constantly dissipate it in heat, in fact they are not eternal but they wear out and after billions of years well ...... they too turn off

[@hoosiercoinreview6428]

Unfortunately the sound it makes alone is insufferable. Now I have to go pee. 😂

[@antoniodevilla5926]

Can you please answer me, what is the little circuit you have before the transformer? Did you make it also? Thank you.

[@paulmason9180]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/qarYoad5hsSmbrc

[@user-io3gk1ci3g]

@@paulmason9180 please, put a making video for that circuit board,and all components circuit diagram also

[@paulmason9180]

@@user-io3gk1ci3g ups transformer and a mobile phone charger circuit pcb

[@paulmason9180]

500W Inverter DC 12V-24V to AC 180V-220V-380V Booster Board Module 18 + and 18 - should have a diod to stop backwards wiring this dc in put can go upto 24 volt maximum input is the dc input in from the motors and ac is 220 live and 0 is natural

[@tiominarsianipar3464]

@@paulmason9180 are u sure

[@lambcordeirobrazilzenhoooc9870]

Power For production 12 volts and use Batery power deep cicle 200 amper for take the energy . And use the inversor to transformed to 110 to 220 Volts. Imagine Five Batery...

[@babulalverma6205]

Very nice too alternator laga do free energy teyar ho jayega very good

[@jaimetheone9150]

I've worked with electric water pumps and the problem here is they require more energy than this can generate.

[@Ohmyus111]

If someone is surprised that this doesn't work: This would be a perpetual motion machine, where the water that drops down over the pallet wheel to move the generator can also go back up. This is impossible. In this particular scenario, a pump is being used to push the water back to the top container, the problem is that the pump is powered by the generator. So the gravitational potential energy of the water would be converted (inefficiently) to mechanical energy (the pallet wheel spinning) which would then be converted into electric energy to power the pump. Every time energy is converted, there are some losses, due to friction or simply due to inefficiencies in the desing. So going from potential energy to electrical energy has losses, therefore there will not be enough energy in the pump to push the water up. As other have pointed out, there is a battery powering the pump too, so it isn't only the generator, which does not have enough power. This video is a scam and I'm sorry for everyone who might try this and then be disappointed that it didn't work

[@KarimLIAZID]

Lol

[@Khwerz]

How much wattage does a pump require?

[@TheLastCrow5150]

I think the idea could work but not using water. We're missing the element(s) that would have the properties to make it possible. I've always figured "free energy" is simpler than we think; but, we're missing elements and compounds that would make it possible. Biggest problem is catching and storing the energy.

[@sparkygoldman510]

How long did this run? 1 hour? 1 day? 1 month? A whole year? Just curious to see what you have to say.

[@ebrahimsaber5222]

it will last as long as the power doesn't drop to stop the water pump ☺️ so it's not recommend to power a high current electronics like a fridge or something like that . just use it for some low current electronics ❤

[@gothardoaugusto3420]

Will not work. Try it. You will be very desapointed...

[@tojassargaja2085]

@@ebrahimsaber5222 Im not sure if people are joking, or there are actually people who thinks that this is working.

[@George-xt6pk]

At this rate I have stopped paying power bills. 😅😅😅😅😅😂😂😂

[@abdben1101]

How's the water going up the white tube to fall again ?? Crazyyyyy

[@ihabsglei]

The batteries are located in the power supply unit of the pump or in the housing of the power strip.

[@divadeleongto1822]

This man is the son of the one who invented the car that runs on water instead of gasoline.

[@berndbroot587]

And his grandfather walked to the moon, instead of using a rocked ;)

[@sriharshacv7760]

Salt water from the seas.

[@russmiller7687]

Yeah man, a boat!😆

[@henriknettelbladt2568]

Ingenious!!! Don't think the Swedish insurancecompanys agree to this, take it easy man!! Put the electrical on top with cord with loop, from low too high so water drips off. Cheers

[@henriknettelbladt2568]

Electricity always above water.

[@andriipovitria5386]

Only those who at school slept in physics lessons can fall for this trick.

[@robertthomas4281]

Brilliant! I am really impressed with this ingenious device which is the closest thing I have ever seen in my 63 year's to a genuine perpetual motion generator machine. Absolutely outstanding 👌 I applaud your ingenuity 👏👏👏

[@eliseo1004]

Este tipo de videos es como si una persona pudiera vivir sin comer y además generará alimento para otros

[@BilalKhan-bp4jm]

Great work Pakistani scientists will work on this project to remove the loadshedding crises through out the country aw the poor people will able to survive inflation by not paying monthly electricity bills. پاکستانیوں آجاؤ مفت بجلی کا فارمولہ مل گیا

[@George-xt6pk]

The suction pump has to be powered from the rectifier unit next to the transformer to pump water out of the bottom can to the top so it free falls via the turbine

[@kisskaspeik5220]

сдела1 3-4-5-6 турбина!) в чем проблема?

[@sternofashion7614]

What about top wheel water function sir ?

[@VinayakRastogi.]

If it does works... It will be a evolution....

[@ultramarinus2478]

Watterwhells with spoons (or scoops) - in shortuct - Peltons turbine - could be more effective on this setting, but there is no arguing with success. Congrats.

[@Robertolarisso1980]

perpetual motion, the action of a device that, once set in motion, would continue in motion forever, with no additional energy required to maintain it. Such devices are impossible on grounds stated by the first and second laws of thermodynamics.

[@erthboy47]

He does show the entire system at once in the shot around 13:16, but the system is constantly losing water, so even that is not fully infinite. Im sure there's another trick he used to boost the output, which is surely not infinite either.

[@thalion3410]

it is.... damn near perfect and cheap. imagine if all you had to do was refill somethingf once a day. and the watter was beath the machine. i mean wow. imagine?

[@erthboy47]

He could be feeding additional power from under the system though. I've seen crazier things for simpler videos.😂

[@drewm8502]

The amount of potential energy stored in that small amount of water is nothing compared to the power the pump consumes to push it up that height. Not Even taking to account the losses in the "generator", as I doubt those magnets are at all quality neodymium and would not be inducing much current in the stator windings. There is 100% a feeder circuit being ran into to the plugs.

[@AllHijinksNoHighDinks]

@@thalion3410 Anybody who doesn't instantly understand that such a system is just extremely wasteful just lacks even a basic understanding of how anything at all works. Stupid video, stupid contraption.

[@General_Flores]

@@thalion3410if you think is is a real infinite energy source it would be big news not some shitty youtube video

[@lsubeastmode]

1st off the little magnets that he supposedly drilled holes for would drag against the outside coil magnets and either slow it or jam it. Don't know what the purpose of that was. That I the reason the shaft is in a recessed hole that the bearing sits in so the two magnets don't touch. Why put little magnets inside the two knowing it would cause them to either stop it from turning or get caught in it?

[@GLadislav23]

but if u notice it actualy does not charge it just sends a pulse

[@Nur.bahagia]

Tolong baha²nya dimasukan di deskripsi biar lebih bermanfaat untuk semua orang. Tanks

[@ojan266]

I tried but mine didn't work so I think it's a fake

[@MCRuCr]

1:33 who needs a vice if you have feet lol

[@shrijashrivastava9833]

If you say there is a battery no problem then too his setup was working

[@radim4]

Читаю комментарии и удивляюсь, как много людей которые в это верят

[@luiscantu4968]

Thinking the same here. I know this would be a wonderful idea if it was real, but this for sure is a trick.

[@Lacostta2]

Imagine aumentar para 5 níveis de motores gerando energia. Onde vc precisaria somente de um único motor de sucção para 5 geradores., já que a gravidade ajudaria no processo de descida da água.

[@sethapex9670]

The energy from all the generators put together is not sufficient to drive the pump to send the water back up.

[@LordAdonia-hj8th]

Thank you for your revelation sir, your demonstration is very useful.

[@proven6270]

But this one is supposed to make power from the falling water to a generator and keeps on running because the water falls back onto the lower generator (that was made from a motor by adding magnets) Nope.... that would be a perpetual motion machine. Won't work. Gotta be a fake. But if your curious, give it a try. 🤗😊🤔🥴😥😊

[@profox1k]

Главная проблема вечного двигателя, спрятать провода которые его питают)))

[@clubasbunkeras5738]

Питухов не спрятать,они верят ,что снесут яйца

[@johnvjokotyjr3458]

I love this idea thank you for sharing. I have one question what is the second motor?

[@jackwitkowski7818]

Looks like there are two generators..? So, more generators = more powers?! 🤔 How is the bottom one spinning so fast?

[@Thatonedude917]

@@jackwitkowski7818 Because it's a motor plugged into the wall, the whole thing is fake

[@felisll1575]

Kinetic energy of water has nothing to do here ,he's just pouring water to make it look like real.The motor has the battery installed already and that generates energy.

[@thanderneek6620]

ı don t know what is the second motor , but i guess it should be the one which produce more energy to make it bigger than consuming , in other saying , helping machine or an alternating one .. if you can produce as much as you consume then you will be able to make an eternal generator I think :)

[@KalkharabJamaat]

Reel dekh k kon kon aaya😀😀 like kro

[@shanthimohanram2180]

The washing machine motor works on 220v Ac ,if then it produce the same voltage if it is operated as a generator. So, my question is why is the need of a dc ->ac converter board and a step up transformer. Please explain me....

[@Ierahim]

Тот кто это придумал - гений. По сути изобрел эл. генератор из ничего. Автору надо запатентовать эту идею, сделать нормальный заводской вариант и продавать его как водяной домашний миниэлектрогенератор. Для примера самый дешевый дизельный электрогенератор в РФ стоит 40-50тыс руб. Этот не глядя можно спокойно за 10 тыс продавать при затратах в 3 тыс. Если дает стабильно 220 вольт то можно и эл. печку подключить или ноутбук тот же. Круто

[@SHREKPV]

В школу не ходили или как минимум на физику

[@RadioPriem]

Электрическую энергию переводим в кинетическую, и назад в электрическую, гениально

[@bot_N666]

Нет, тут дело не в этом, он просто использовал источник кинематики. Но проблема не в этом, когда он подключил лампу, этот ген. должен был отреагировать падением оборотов, но этого очевидно нет. Поэтому, увиденное - под сомнение!

[@user-lm2mx5rd7v]

Ну чтобы развеять все сомнения это нужно сначала проверить!☝️🙄

[@WVhillDweller]

Water will eventually evaporate. So you need to keep adding water 💧

[@amperemam5713]

This isn't spinning fast enough to generate 120 volts. And even turning that fan motor into a generator without recoiling it in any way plugging even a 4 amp load to it will cause the motor to overheat and burn

[@hermeniodasilva1196]

Além do motor de máquina de lavar Tem mais um aparelho que gira Gostaria de saber qual é o nome porfavor E qual é o transformador que usaste

[@ZahraZahra1]

itu sebuah battery yang telah disembunyikan

[@remegiojumawan139]

This kind of people is blessing for humanity in term of profitable, And those who desire for research in advance thinking' thank you man for sharing your great knowledge god bless you more idea.

[@mm3mosen]

but no body see them ! factory and...

[@aleksandrserov5323]

Идеи у фокусников всегда найдутся,вы только их хвалите,и подписывайтесь!)

[@semilla1504]

No sea pendejo esto no se puede hacer

[@bornfair994]

🤣🤣🤣

[@KrazzyKlown]

TIL: a man who uses his bare feet as a clamp figured out how to make perpetual energy using plastic bottles and hot glue.

[@Farid_039]

Под нагрузкой даже обороты не меняются, полная шляпа.

[@leonidpokopaev]

А главное четкие 220 выдает, даже не думает мигать лампа :)

[@tharikida100]

Never ever possible....

[@paulmason9180]

Build it or don't understand electronics ?

[@IhtiGamingID]

@@paulmason9180 efficiency, input 100% and output Will be 80-90% then 90% will be 60-70% and so on

[@paulmason9180]

@@IhtiGamingID true

[@human1stindian112]

Those who think thos is without external power supply, one question how water flows in to top container without power?

[@Boycott_Wendys]

This is how poor countries make money on KZbin. Keep it up, people are easily fooled by this

[@Joihem]

Мы из России! Нам такие ваши изобретения не нужны! У нас есть газ и электричество! 💪😂✊

[@joshuakylehoggang1642]

we know that you have gas and electricity.

[@RODOLFO.M.S]

💩Babaca💩

[@jhebertdelacruz5437]

How it works: When the water pump is powered initially by battery, water flows upwards into the bottle, which causes the turbine to rotate. Then the water flows down where it causes another turbine to also rotate. The turbines are attached to individual motors that are modified to generate 220V

[@paulmason9180]

Both motor make 12 volt each dc x 2 = 24 dc volts x inverter pcb and transformer = 220 volt ac

[@paulmason9180]

Part list your pal from the uk computer and electronic engineer ============================= Top motor LG AIRCON INDOOR FAN MOTOR DC 12 DC310V 130mA - EAU62004011 (No magnets needed to be converted) Modified of the top motor For Midea Inverter Air Conditioner Brushless DC Fan Motor 20W WZDK20-38G ZKFP-20 Part 1 kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpaac62qg7KLZpo Part 2 m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/jpaac62qg7KLZpo Bottom motor LG washing machine induction motor for LG Model WD10150FB (Needs Neodymium Block Magnets x 50 N52) North and south drilled shaft hold place magnets and stick with super glue) Check this new update below kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHrapK2EiJxjo9E 220 - 240 volt 12 volt transformer for submerged water pump 12 volt dc 24 dc volt input from both motors may be more voltage due to top motor inverter to 220 - 240 ac volt output 500W Inverter DC 12V-24V to AC 180V-220V-380V Booster Board Module

[@NYON-xn3xg]

@@paulmason9180 would this actually work .?…

[@paulmason9180]

@@NYON-xn3xg can't see why not

[@NYON-xn3xg]

@@paulmason9180 ok. Have you ever built one yourself?