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  • Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always Non-grid microhydro electric system

  • Nice Video Non-grid microhydro electric system That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You

  • I Really Like The Video Non-grid microhydro electric system From Your

  • Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Non-grid microhydro electric system

  • This is an awesome idea but I would get rid of that power thieving V-belt and use a bicycle chain or gears. A chain wont slip if it gets wet either. 

  • THIS IS SUPERB HOW CAN I GET IT

  • What the hell is making that freakin' noise?

    Is there stones coming through with the water or something?

    Nice new paint on the outside won't fix whatever is chewing itself to bits on the inside. Nothing that sounds like that lasts for long unless it's a rock crusher.

  • that's brilliant, is that 150V you're getting? any way you could make it quieter? is the water source a river? must be pretty big

  • very nice! one of the best i have seen. this is a very clean looking system. sounds strong and from the loads that you explauned very powerful and efficient.

  • Good system. The pipes can later be buried under a foot or so of soil, and a housing can be built over the turbine to muffle the noise.

  • @Songer80 its not about co2 or polution its about doing something you like and plus its free other than the material it cost them nothing to make electricity and thats pretty cool

  • it needs 48 mufflers

  • what about the pour baby fishies, and all that noise, and that beautiful water fall... Face it, we don't need any more electricity... Just go without for once....

  • sure beats any type fossil fuel generated electricity.

  • Ah, nothing screams civilization in your face like a giant black pipe running through the countryside.

  • @jag9998 then make a estectically pleasing piece of art out of it. progress is good & inevitable.

  • And in 12 hours the electric toothbrush was fully charged !

  • @hablerz you u know how much 1.5 kw is? its not a toothbrush, its more like the cutting spindle of my cnc milling machine...

  • are there building regulations that have to be followed with these systems?

  • fuck me do you really think you need that heavyduty pipework and flanges ? how much rpm and torque please sir ?

  • yeah lets startle people halfway through our video by all of a sudden adding sound and see if they enjoy our crap, f u

  • Any plans for a small box or building for the turbine/generator? Would cut down on the noise quite a bit.

  • ahhhhh purrs like a chalk board ;)

  • why pipe it?

  • To build pressure

  • i have a permanent magnet alternator that puts out d c voltage only, they go on wind mills

  • hmmm that makes sence then what changes it to dc to charge the batterie

  • car alt is d.c

  • No...Alternators are AC. The current is transformed into DC! An alternator gets its name from the term alternating current (AC). :)

  • why so noisy?

  • Nice looking, How many kilowat is the alternator and do you have to support it with batteries? also are u using A/C or D/C alternator.

  • all alternators are ac

  • not true at all!!

  • What is not true? The poster above said "all alternators are AC"...which is VERY true. In fact an argument could be made that all rotating machines are alternators...well, sort of. All produce AC for certain, the way in which the energy is removed from the machine determines whether it is an alternator (producing AC) or a generator (producing DC). If an alternator has a built in full wave bridge rectifier it is often referred to as a generator, and always when using a commutator and brushes.

  • 74VDV it really is sad when out of 6 people you are the only one to get it right. I wonder sometimes if some big event were to happen, just how long we would be in the dark ages...

  • @EETechs It's going to be ugly.  Notice: I didn't say would. haha

  • @cappydawg yup. alternators take direct current and alternate it at intervals that maximizes it's efficiency. alternators take in direct current and supply alternating current

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