Powerful Wind Generator DIY / Free Energy / Green Energy
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"And where's the piggie?"
*pops head up and politely grunts*
I never expected that.
same
Ryt.. I hope he isn't eaten by now!! 😭
that delicious piggy
(Cop shows up)
Same..
Never forget about that this guys are from UKRAINE from a war hitten land. Double thumbs up for them. Keep up your work. Greetings from Hungary.
Good point, very resourceful individuals.
Yeah, that's why they speak Russian hahah
Csaba Varady this man deserves a Nobel prize in science.....or he should just make one himself!!!
Greetings from Hunagry aswell. That was pretty awesome.
@@maxoverridemax people from former socialist countries are pretty resourceful
my god, the fins are keyboards! that’s the best thing i have seen
recycle
@equality for all Jesus christ unwad your lady's undergarment... 🙄
And take an English class.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@donkeymaster1815😅😊😅
The 244 disklikes is from Solar Company 😅😅😅
Hey renewables don't hate other renewables 💁
@@romanlepricon they do
Back Wings from old keyboards ? ok! This is EPIC
right?! dude's got scrap tin and metal sheeting lying around all over the place. lets put up some keyboards ya...... perhaps its for counterweight? who knows
@@__shifty It's for directing the turbine into the wind.
retro :D
@@benlawton5420 He knows what it is for, he was commenting the exact same thing I thought when they said they were using old keyboards... lol
@_shifty
I first questioned why the heck they would use keyboards instead of their scrap metal. After a few seconds of thinking, though, I figured it out...
Sure, they 'could' put useful metal up there to steer it, but that's just it, metal is useful for many, many things, it is also comparatively difficult to implement... What use would they otherwise have for some busted up crappy keyboards? Certainly not the same things that metal can be used for. :-) they used literal garbage in lieu of literal not garbage... lol
@@__shifty:
I first questioned why the heck they would use keyboards instead of their scrap metal. After a few seconds of thinking, though, I figured it out...
Sure, they 'could' put useful metal up there to steer it, but that's just it, metal is useful for many, many things, it is also comparatively difficult to implement... What use would they otherwise have for some busted up crappy keyboards? Certainly not the same things that metal can be used for. :-) they used literal garbage in lieu of literal not garbage... lol
Awesome work guys! Couple points - you might want to get a charge controller with a dump load to control both the battery state of charge and dynamically brake the turbine when the battery is full. Otherwise you'll boil the battery and cause hydrogen gas which could explode. Next point is for us English speakers, we normally use the word "battery" instead of "accumulator". Keep up the awesome work!!
Hi there... how can they make sure the blades dont run out of control when theres high winds?. They dont have an armature that pulls the blades sideways out the way with high winds. Just wondering
@@DiyEcoProjects a charge controller with a dump load will redirect the turbines output to a low resistance load which will dissipate heat. In extreme cases the output of the turbine will actually be short-circuited therefore the load resistance is effectively zero ohms. Power (watts) is calculated by P=(V^2)/R so therefore theoretical power into zero ohms is infinity. Since "infinite power" isn't possible, the result is that the turbine rotor will dynamically brake and almost stop.
@@justanothercanuckian ah see... ok so the charge controller flipping to a dump load like heating element / lights is the thing that the turbine now has to work against, thus slows it down. Thank you
DiyEcoProjects Adding a speed governor off of go-cart could work too.
Or, mounting the turbine blades on the fan part of a car with a mechanical water pump.
The charge controller will switch off. It's that simple.....z
"East" vs "West":
West: Lets make something that costs a lot , is over engineered, breaks a lot and impossible to fix.
East: What have we got? Lets make something out of it then. If it breaks, easy to fix.
When i was young, before Ireland started making money, we had little money.
We had to fix things because we couldn't afford to buy things.
We bought a cheap Russian made washing machine and it was reliable and incredibly simple to fix the few times it did break.
I kept it going for years.
This is how i became an engineer, I grew up solving the problem.
If you have to you will, if you don't have to you won't learn anything valuable.
Well done guys.🙂
Great one, lad. This is a great invention you did. This is also a great idea having all summer camp houses and thrift stores deserve their own electricity. Adding solar roof panels to your house as an option can give your house more electricity.
you are going to insulate those wires yes? lol
What!? Then it wouldn’t work to test Paschen’s Law. If you aren’t going to risk your home to prove electrical laws, what’s the point? Lol.
Just don't touch them :D
insulation is for pussies
With everything else they've done you really think they will insulate those wires 😂
Also Ukrainian not Russian fyi.
im more worried about the large amount of amps going through such thin wires lol.
This is one of the most amazing videos I’ve ever seen. 10/10 for everyone involved 💯
The whole channel kicks (entertainment) ass.
what i want to say to you guys to describe your work "AMAZING" is not good enough you deserve more.
This is one of my favorite build videos. Good job guys!
Love the wind turbine it’s about the most efficient DIY one I’ve seen on YT, btw love hearing you say ‘Comrade’, I’m in UK, but my political influences were Tolstoy, Kropotkin etc. It’s a bit hard to understand all you say but I get the ‘gist of it’. Keep up the great work lads, one more thing, I just love the way people in Eastern European countries are so practical and are so good at improvisation, for example I never thought about plugging the power straight into a Wall socket so the whole house is connected to the generator. I know it is obvious now I’ve seen it done, but it never occurred to me that power can entered the house wiring via a Wall socket!. Love you guys!
I wouldn't recommend doing it that way though with a socket like that
I think everyone enjoys being called Comrade... regardless of how murderous you find the concept of communism.
The quality of KREOSAN's videos is always improving. Great build! I am curious to see the lithium battery in the future.
A nebyla by lepší LiFePo4 ?
Epic use of spare parts and salvaged equipment . Love the keyboard tail fins . Keep up the fantastic work love your post !
Necessity is mother of all invention, i think these guys prove this everytime. Love ye're positivity, keep it up!!! 👍🏼👍🏼
damn that mains plug of death was great
True genius. The exploding lithium is priceless footage
This came to me as one of suggestion videos, and I never regret that.
Love the ingenuity and the ladder leaning up against the mast on the roof was just tittilating! Subscribed
What a great job... I know for shore that even Nicola tesla are proud of you... Thumbs up from italy
You guys are amazing with the things you come up with , keep up the good work. :)
Hi! With my school make a wind generator but smaller and this made us win positions in a science fair in Cordoba, Argentina! This is a great idea to save and help our planet! Thanks for show it to other people and i hope you guys do more projects like this.
This is a wonderful house: Small car trench in the garage, a connected greenhouse, and a pigsty! I'm sure you also have a substantial garden produce. 1000W is enough, with LED light, fridge, PC and TV. The dump resistors could be used to heat water, doubling as heating storage and hot water supply! There is another Ukrainian guy making solar collectors of cheap materials, You Kerosan was actually in one of his videos, petting his dog, so you know him! This house has great potential to be completely environmental neutral.
That's brilliant. congrats !, I hope that you improve the system.
Love the asbestos roof m8 👍-up.
i an building one like this to feed my bee hives with food using an eletric aquarium pump. I LOVED the simple way u guys build and explain it.
You Nutters, no really I love your vid, especially plugging the inverter into the mains socket and entering the house wiring system from that!. Makes sense!
This guy, electroboom, and AvE need to team up .
The earth would explode
I want to move to Russia ... I think I'm a Russian at heart :)
Greetings from Denmark!
They are not Russian, they're Ukrainian
@@Wojtkacy ... mmm ... ok
Seen through my west European ignorance, it all seems the same ... sorry :/
if youre a russian at heart ud know they arent russian
Go check out "Survival Russia" he is a Dane living in the middle of Siberia.
@Pyotr Ilych Tchaikovsky how u know ?
Love the spirit of these guys. You just can't keep a a good nerd down! Good work guys hope no one got hurt LOL!
I love it, guys with real balls not afraid to do shit like this. Love people from the Ukraine. 100 thumbs up...
Here are somethings i really recommend you doing.
Balance the blades of your generator. This much shaking will cause material fatigue really fast and break. It will also not allow it to spin as fast as it could due to the energy looses to the shaking. It will also reduce the amount of noise its producing.
Add a RPM meter or/and a wind speed meter and a breaker. If the wind is too strong it can spin too fast and due to inertia (most know as centrifugal force) it can explode. To know what RPM you should stop it you must read about the tensile/traction resistance of the material you build the blades, its length and its weight. Depending on the values you find keep it between 25~40% below the maximum speed.
Move the blades forward. With strong wind the blades bend back and will hit the post at high speed and break.
Reinforce tho post with tensioned cables
or by firmly attaching it to the wall. It will also help reduce the shaking.
Instead of using cables use rail and spring load brushes to conduct the electricity. It will eliminate the problem of the cable warping on the post overtime.
you made me think about a thing... how about a pillar on the center of the fan that is like 0.5 metres long and has three bicycle brakes wires attached that pull the blades straight? this should make the thing almost indesctructible i think
@@redoverdrivetheunstoppable4637
Cables in front of the blades would produce vortexes reducing the blades efficiency and it would only prevent them from bending back but not from exploding from exceeding its maximum tensile/traction resistance due to centrifugal force at high RPM. To increase its tensile/traction resistance you would need to run cables inside the blades. Its the same concept reinforced concrete we add cables to increase its of resistance to being stretched in the direction the cable is installed.
@@vitor900000 well.. i specified thin cables on pourpose, not sure how much it would affect the system at this point, your concept of bending onto wind seems really likely
but that thing really needs to spin fast to explode for centrifugal force, it's a piece of PVC tubing, some airplane blades are made of wood, there are like 100 horse power on em... but balancing is highly suggested anyways
@@vitor900000 well... the bridge of Genoa "wants to know your location" :D
@@redoverdrivetheunstoppable4637
Wood is stronger then plastic if used right... www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S1678-86212017000200201
"the bridge of Genoa "wants to know your location""
Not sure what you meant but if you want to know where i'm from i'm a Civil Engendering student from Brazil.
You guys try to find slip-ring. Prevent the wires of the mast from twisting to a mess
"The last step, simply make this suicide wire" hahaha
Nice video, really liked it! It has got me thinking about a project
Very good job. I’m very interested in making my own turbine. I’m especially impressed with your blades. Most of the homemade wind generators I’ve seen in the US have wooden blades that are too heavy and labor intensive.
I uh luv a US and A!
High five!
Very nice wind mill. It works very well so it's a lot better than most of what is on TH-cam.
why am i subscribing because Africa needs this, thanx man... really appreciate this.
Parabéns pelo trabalho muito bom 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
That's living in poverty at its best. Ingenious use of collected stuff.
Poverty?
@@alabastardmasterson Yeah, you know, without the need for fiat currency. I think it's also called being independant, but hey, what do I know.
@@alabastardmasterson I don't think the Hun meant that term in a derogatory manner. The simple truth is that those guys live in a war zone. There are literally unexploded rockets and mortars in their immediate vicinity. It's not a matter of shame to admit that progress in that region took a pretty good kick in the tender parts, nor to commend these guys for making the very most of the situation through their shear ingenuity. It's more a celebration of life than an insult.
they are not in poverty, they are genius know how
hello hun that’s not poverty that’s good ole living, simply living is the best way every time !!!
You had my curiosity now you had attention. Just subscribed. Thank you guys. My new hobby on the way.
Keep up the good work--simple and direct!
I kind of hear the theme song to the A-Team when watching this video.
Good stuff. how about a slip ring to deal with the cable? :)
u dont need one, the mill will stay in correct angle cos every time wind dies down cable pulls it to the same place.
but he should secure it slightly towards the pole so it cant strike a blade.
@@magnetmannenbannanen look, do you not know long a cable can swivel and sway in the wind before the copper cords break? not long.
are you advocating for a less maintenance free system of having to change the cables every 6 months? genius!
@@haugstule if your slipring had high efficiency (it has not) and was maintenance free (it is not) i would agree with you, fact is windturbines will not spin around and around on theyr axis, they will stay in 1 direction, and wind dont go in sircles.
@@magnetmannenbannanen you are good at making claims without explanation.
do you have experience with high maintenance slip-rings?
and also; it's not about your belief of wind going in circles - it's about esthetics you tasteless savage.
@@haugstule its just that the cable has a little weight, so it will pull the generator to the same position every time there is no wind.
Thank you guys from Australia. I'm building a cheap catamaran that I will use 2x 2 HP electric motors as well as a home made sail. I have been thinking about using Vertical Axis Wind Turbines with electric motors to generate power for the electric motors during the night because solar is out, plus you can't go that fast with 1 small sail up at night. Now I can buy 2x 5000w bicycle motors for 260 USD each which is very cheap & I won't need them to spin that fast to get the full 5000 watts each but the idea is perfect for my needs & cheap.
5kW bicycle motors? They would propel a bicycle to about 100 km/h. Don't you mean 500W?
This is hands down the BEST VIDEO ON INTERNET.
Muito bom!
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I love that they're all wearing bathing suits good stuff
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Power of the free mind. Love it guys greats from Germany
Most entertaining and endearing video on youtube hands down. Good job guys ypa!
Generator needs some sort of a braking system so prop would not turn too fast and wreck the unit. All wind generators have them
He talked about that in the video
@@dakota4766 Looks like I missed it :)
A simple switch to turn the output into a short circuit will slow down/ brake the turbine
1 hour later house burns down and delicious bacon is found for dinner!
I love your work
....
From childhood I wanted to develop things of these kind
..ended up as a stupid software developer...n after watching your work I am feeling like a sheep in a herd....
Watched from New Brunswick Canada with interest. You did a great job and it will help save you money. Good job
Please make more free enegy videos
It's not really free energy.
Just renewable.
You pay the cost upfront then it pays its self off over time. Hopefully the kit last longer than the cost of your main power savings that way it reduces your energy costs.
Dave Webster
You’ll find Christof means by “free energy” in that it doesn’t cost them any cash to power their home. You’re misinterpreting “free energy” as over-unity which at present isn’t a viable option.
THERE IS NO FREE ENERGY DEVICE! (ElectroBoom)
@@eziothegoat i knew it. HAIL the great unibrow
@@eziothegoat yea haha
Does it have a split ring connector because that cable could get wrapped round that post?
it WILL get wrapped... honestly a car generator brush setup that is under the bearing (because it could snap) would solve the problem (up to 20 Amps i guess), not much need for waterproofing, just a skirt something
The cable would turn the windmill back in place but then the cable wouldn't last very long. Best is to use what I think is called a slip ring
It is well known that restrictions to parts and money drive innovation and efficiency! This is a perfect example of that! Well done guys
Amazing. In the USA we can't just throw power back into our grid because it can hurt the linemen (electricians on the poles)... but we can do it with a special setup. Thank you for this video!!!
what do you mean, he said to turn off all the fuses and the main switch from the grid power, so that it doesn't flow back to the power lines. I never expected the inverter to be able to connect to the wall socket, that's amazing.
Should put at least a diode to prevent the battery from turning the motor and draining the battery while in a no wind situation.
The AC output from the generator would be passed through a rectifier before supplying the load. Also the motor wouldn't turn with DC current.
Electric company: there is not free electricity
KREOSAN: where is my keyboard?
love that rucccki accent.. the gung ho approach to problem solving and two hoots for health & safety... subscribed 👍 👍
Thank you from America! You guys are amazing!
4:39 why is the light flickering when he turn on the drill ?
Inrush current
4:40, why does the light flicker when turning both on ?
Motors draw nore energy when they have a load on them (like speeding themselves up) and it drops the voltage a bit (and some bad brushed motors might make small short circuits when spinning at low speed)
KoeleCat Look at the distribution block, there are 3 things plugged in. The light is on the same circuit as the tools.
@@cjwrench07 still, it wouldn't handel the WATT
@@cjwrench07 and 1 is the white light on the stand
@Liam no... The 2 tools are on the transformer. And the lamp is on main power so they arent on the circuit.
Came for the DIY wind generator information. Subscribed for the random pig and bare wires on a table cloth that surely will burn the house down at some point.
Immortality! Eternal life! And wind POWER!
How is this song at end called?
LITTLE BIG - TO PARTY
First real free Energy Video😂
Fantastic. I love the blade design. Nice and simple way to get quite an efficient blade
OMG, that was hilarious! I love it.
what is the endscreen song? i like it ;D
I need the song too
@@norbertnase4834 Little Big - To Party
Yeah thank you
Doesn't it need brakes or disabling in strong winds/storm?
I mean that spinned too darn fast with seemingly the slightest wind blow
Excellent and creative use of resources to harness wind and make light!
Subscribed.
Holy Moly. You guys are crazy. I Love it. Now I have to make my own system. If it works I should send you all the money I save :D :D you are wonderful !!
5:54 best part!
Lol I know right? 🤣
uh 2 tv cables wrapped together with no insulation then just plug it into the wall kinda sketchy xD
Something more sketchy would be then drawing like 4kw from those thin cables.
Just awesome. Bit of solder and heat shrink on those connections comrade lol 😂
Quite creative in part choices. I'm impressed.
kids use standard back wings but legends use old keyboard , #reuse #saving the earth
one like for it
Powerful Wind Generator DIY / """Free Energy""" / Green Energy … first line "today we are selling"...
What a good idea, with my school we are making a generator but smaller with recyclable materials. Greetings from Argentina
Love how these guys use anything to get the job done.
"Electrical motor that we make from the last time"? I can't find that video, can someone help me out? :)
powerful wind generator DIY/first part/free energy out of thin air - Dec 4, 2018
Meanwhile in the west: femenist coffee making yoga instructors can't deal with their new iPhone update, need psychological counseling because their wife makes them make her a sandwich.
Maybe you should try seeing the west with a wide angle lens, rather than a microscope.
@@ChuckD59 im sorry you can't deal with the new iphone update and need counselling. Maybe try yoga?
Your sarcasm isn’t that far fetched 😂😂😂
@@ChuckD59 come on, have a sense of humor. I think his point is that many people in the west, 1, over dramatize 'problems', 2, don't know what real hardship is, and 3, can barely change a light bulb. I grew up in the hyper politically correct San Francisco/ Silicon Valley area, and have met quite a few people that work in high tech that can't do basic home repair, cook etc.
I wish this was parody.
I would like to make one, I am going to need a little help from my friends though! I live in Denmark on a hill so plenty of wind here. Thank you for making this video, it was well made and fun to watch!
Thank you for making this video!!
*Where are you ElectroBoom ?* verify this
I think he already knows how wind turbines work.
Sucks to be you. Can‘t think for yourself
Not really a smart solution and far beyond of being free but a nice hobby.
A thousand dislikes for that comment.
@@TheSign2020
Is it free? NO
Is it always available? NO
Is it reliable? NO
Does it scale? NO
Does it provide enough energy to provide all electric appliances? HELL NO
Always a thousand+1 more dislikes on your comment than you. What are you like... 10?
@@hiroobidoo Then just raise your finger in the air and there's your free energy. What would be free energy in your head? Me pedaling for you?
@@TheSign2020
> Then just raise your finger in the air and there's your free energy.
Argument is invalid. An oil field does not send a bill either. Neither do gas or uranium deposits. It's always a question of how much energy you have to invest to build something and how much energy you get out from it. There is no free energy that we can use to do work. You always need technical appliances to make this happen.
You say it yourself: "Me pedaling for you?"
Actually you would produce about 1.5x more power like that than this windmill. But as you can imagine by this example: This would also not be free energy. Because you need food, clothing, shelter and have lots of needs. That's why we stopped slavery and let machines do the work for us. That's much more efficient than enslaving humans and they can do a lot more work in time. They require food too though. Machine food. Oil and gas are machine food. Oil and gas would be free energy. But why it's not? Because it's an effort to pump it out of the ground and build the machines that can use it and produce power/work from it. Same with this windmill: It takes a lot of effort to get the material for the motor, the batteries, the blades, the cables etc. out of the ground and build everything together. The only difference is: Instead of oil the wind turbine uses wind as fuel. But wind has a very low power density of only about 2W/m2. Whilst a coal oven can produce 10.000W/m2 with ease. That's why wind turbines are highly inefficient: They need to be huge in order to being able to harvest a decent amount of energy in time. This wind turbine here is very little leading to an only 90W peak power. Wind turbines usually have efficiences lower than 25%. Meaning: in 75% of the time they do not produce power. This one here is - for sure - very bad. Probably has a huge stall angle and will produce power only at higher wind speeds perhaps with an efficiency of about 10%. So in average you'll get around 10Wh from this system. If you store the power in a battery together with all the loses over the AC/DC and back to AC conversion you'll lose about 50% of that. So this system will provide you with perhaps as little as 5Wh average energy. Or in other words: You will need to wait about 100 hours (~4 days) in order to be able to dustclean your house for 10 minutes. That's the reality of this "free energy" which is - if you look closely - very expensive. Because you have to buy all this stuff, manufacture it, set it up, maintain it, repair it and then you need the batteries as well to make it useable at all. What you see in this video is not the windmill giving the power. You only see a 12V battery powering some lights and a TV for a couple of seconds. And that's pretty much the limit of this system. It can't do much more than what you see in this video: Power a few electric appliances for a short amount of time. You could not power a refridgerator, computer, or something that you need to be able to rely on. That's why it's just a hobby. Understand?
@@hiroobidoo you're wasting too much energy writing something I don't care about. . Put a generator on your keyboard.
Great Thing, I've ever seen.. It Could be my dream to build one, for my house. thanks man.
Cool stuff you WILDMAN! I've got to play with your ideas. Thanks!
Been in power gen for 40 years ,,,, love the video
I love your videos! they are all very practical and useful, thanks
You guys are great!! Best wishes from Ireland! 🍀👍
Extremely resilient Ukranians,i hope the wealthy community give you lots of big donations.Your high tech ideas illuminate our world with your experiments. You're great, congrats from the country of the 5 Stars,Honduras!!!
You have a wonderful, talented interior decorator! The pig is a nice touch.
It’s what we’ve been all waiting for!
Thank you for this video. I like your humor.
It wasn't too useful video but it was extremely fun to watch. Thanks for sharing
Man, no substitute for diameter! Nice! Oh man...I just saw the keyboards. Awesome. That is one sweet rig.