free energy gravity water pump

[JackSmith898989]

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[vlogsmack]

I made this, and now I live off the grid, anyone want some of my free power and free water?

[HomoSapien2012]

can we lift water upto several metres without any energy source but atmospheric pressure, I want to make one so i can lift water without using any power first and then drop it from there down to my turbine to generate electricity.

[LiamXaoh]

@HomoSapien2012 - I hope you realise now why sleeping through all your Physics classes was not a good idea.

[proaudiohd]

@HomoSapien2012 - If your goal is electricity, use wind, solar, or burn something. Water at the bottom of a well can not generate electricity for you. You'll always need some other source of power to raise the water first. In this case the device needs to be hoisted up and re-set. That will always take more energy than the raised water will give you.

[gconol]

Fake..

[littleseabass1974]

Модель автономного гидротарана

Model of an autonomous gidrotarana.

I'm sure the last word is mistranslated it probably has something to do with hydro though.

[urantivirus]

@littleseabass1974 The word gidrotarana is synonymous with wind turbine.

[craiyvillegas]

woooow..is that real energy free pump?well, i think so...

[DarkStatic69]

its kinda how you would siphon a pool!?

[UsefulBenevolence]

Make the blue pvc clear next time.

[mouayad888]

this is simple it works by water pressure

[whitedevas]

Here is your translation guys:

Модель автономного гидротарана MEAN: Model of an autonomous gidrotaran

[bradivoy]

There is a tank in the device, with "bubble" (hollow) piston at the bottom. In the barrel the piston goes up and pushes water from the device's tank (cylinder) through the hose. When the tank is empty the device stops working.

[fenhrir]

@bradivoy So it's not free energy, you need to refill the tank?

[bradivoy]

@fenhrir ... or to add some energy to pull the "hollow piston" back down, while tank fills from the barrel through some valve. Then release piston to let it pump more from tank upwards.

I believe the original idea was to make pumping easier in some situations. And then somebody else re-described the video, or re-created and recorded the device.

[avalanchexy]

i think i know how it works:its like a Soda Siphon, the pressure is caused by de depth. inside the chamber is an open tray of water with a hose, and beacause of the preshure the water from the tray is pushed up. it runs until the tray is emptyd.

[MusicBlockz]

why doesn't he just dip the cup straight into the barrel? seems easier to me...

[avalanchexy]

@MusicBlockz because the tank could turn upside down and the inside tray of wather could spill.

[eckyspondoolie]

Is it like a pulser pump see the 6.27 clip to right list

[avalanchexy]

@eckyspondoolie not a pulser the stream is wery clean and smoth

[FarceTheory]

This is just sad.

[aroonc]

May be there is a battery and motor pump inside >> switch is water

[avalanchexy]

@aroonc noup, there is no visible vibration on the water

[tradur1]

It's a STORED energy device: picking the weighted diaphragm up is the energy that was stored which is slowly released through the rising water out of the small tube. More of an energy transfer device, it creates nothing imo, just uses energy up.

jmho, thanks for the vid, always good to keep ourselves thinking and trying.

[MrStudent02]

no one has invented a zero energy device yet.. and I think it's impossible.. :)

[Heavensnevins]

@MrStudent02 you will remain a student with that attitude

[ibpointless2]

The blue object is full of air but has small holes on it, as the object falls it fills with water that pushes out the water. The pump will stop when it hits bottom. That is why its called the gravity water pump

[egn83b]

Nice trick

[michaelmorgan5694]

Model of the autonomous gidrotarana

[DrNasirHayat]

Can any body explain how does works

[vroom350]

Possible running long forever?

[mohamoha10]

privet ! starina narisui shemu a to neponjatno ljudjam oni po russki neponemajut.

kuda shlang podkljuchin ? itd

spasibo

[AndrewKFletcher]

This looks like an expansion tank (used in plumbing) that as LoanOarman suggests has a membrane that transfered the increased water pressure from the depth of the tank to the small outlet pipe, giving it the observed velocity

A balloon filled with water, with a small outlet tube would perform the same function when placed inside the tank and allowed to sink.

[voyrnj]

thats a very nice battery operated water pump inside of a pvc pipe.. our flinventor did a job n a half lol

[SibMetalStarlight]

NoctumDeVir,

it means "A model of the autonomous hydraulic ram"

Откуда будуины в переводе взяли генератор за место гидротарана, интересно?

[chrisofnottingham]

There is something I find particularly funny about "PM" machines pumping water, I don't know why. Actually I think part of it is that pumping water is such a crap inefficient process, anyone who has it as part of a PM design must be spectacularly clueless.

Its like when I read a bit of a guy's creationist "PhD" from a bogus university. I got one word in, and then, to quote Richard Carter, "stuff came out of my nose." It started "Hello!"

[AndrewKFletcher]

@chrisofnottingham A Giant Sequoia towering over a hundred meters is an efficient pumping machine. Admittedly it probably is clueless in its ability to baffle every smart arsed scientist on the planet. But there ya go.

[chrisofnottingham]

@AndrewKFletcher

Is this a challenge for non sequitur of the week??

Or are you saying that because a Giant Sequoia can get water up its trunk then this video of a man making an 18 inch fountain for less than a minute in a water butt with a bit of old plumbing may really be the first over unity device mankind has ever made?

[AndrewKFletcher]

@chrisofnottingham I am saying that the Giant redwood appears to have come up with a solution to the problem that scientists dis out of hand. Ofc this video does not answer the apparently perpetual transpiration (no pump required) of trees that have been here long before mankind walked on two legs and began to ponder how it all works.

Then theres that weather lifting water from the ocean and droopping billions of cubic meteres around the globem where it flows using gravity to the sea.

[wrjcu]

@AndrewKFletcher andrew trees work in harmony with the surrounding surface, atmosphere and the heat of the sun. When the day heats up the sap and water is pushed up the tree by carbon dioxide. Isn't it interesting the plants mechanism of energy funneling is demonized yet we could be using it in it's natural tendency to rise with heat to harvest energy but we don't we just let it bleed off. Like the ocean crashing against the shore we don't utilize instead we burn resources to profit the banks.

[AndrewKFletcher]

@wrjcu Trees don't lift water to the leaves in a one way conveyor system RE the cohesion tension theory. Like all living organisms, including you and I, trees circulate sap. Evaporation at the leaf MUST alter the density of the sap inside the leaves and gravity MUST drag the denser sap down! This predominantly downward flowing denser sap MUST drag on all the sap molecules within the tree, including the more dilute zylem sap. This dragging is sufficient to draw the dilute sap back to the leaves!

[wrjcu]

@chrisofnottingham whether this device is fake or not I don't know, you could probably check for the sound of a motor through a sound editing program. But untouched mineral rich spring ponds and the normal growth of trees do present this phenomena and trees a free energy device by over-unity seeing as you can go and plug a light bulb into one and it will give you charge. It's pretty great the nature of science is not nothing is real everything is permitted, but nothing is permitted until proven.

[chrisofnottingham]

@wrjcu In nature all energy is free. Trees don't have to pay for sunlight. Over unity is another matter, it never happens. Ever.

I expect this uses air inside the chamber to push water up a primed tube coiled up also inside the chamber. The cross bar will have a weight in it to make the thing sink but also be open to the water, allowing water to replace the air as it moves up. Once the tube is full of air it stops. This is why the vid only only lasts 55 seconds and the jet of water is so thin.

[simongibbs3601]

your not gunna get free energy from any system that holds newtonian physics as its principle operandum. wake up and smell that huge bull you got your head stuck up.

[patrick7h]

that's just potential energy that you provided by picking up that bottle from the ground that's now pumping the water up. when the bottle reaches the ground, the water stops flowing. but you all know that.

[proaudiohd]

anyone who took 5th grade science knows this is crap. Why even debate?

[UniversalExpanse]

@proaudiohd its quite funny how you morons think you can step into a wormhole and appear on the other side of the galaxy and at the same time spin your 5th grade science on this post

[spikeychops]

@proaudiohd For the people that...didn't take 5th grade science perhaps? 

[Cokoholicar]

@proaudiohd hahahah

true,

the difference in pressure produces thrust thus pushing water out

[captainpecan]

Video just does not show enough area, and is not long enough. No different than the concept of a Hero's Fountain as far as I can see from this video. No free energy, unless he can show us more.

[NoctumDeVir]

As far as i heard it uses hydraulic hammering to pump water through cleaver system of valves and pressure air-water volumes. I've seen telephone and e-mail of the authors in russia. They sell these things. I'm not sure that it really works; i've just seen some posts on the internet. "Модель автономного гидротарана" means "A model of the autonomous generator"

[henrykay01]

@NoctumDeVir : It means "model of the autonomous hydro-ram"

[LoneOarman]

It's a floating diaphram in the center, which is short lived. One or two cups.

[overunitydotcom]

How does it exactly work ?

Please post an explanation.

Many thanks.

[MrAnguswangus]

Research John Keely...He made a device that utilized the water hammer effect. Or watch Dale Pond vids concerning Sympathetic Vibrational Physics....they are on "My Favorites" at my channel.

[locouk]

@overunitydotcom A small pump powered by 2 AA batteries.

You can't believe everything you see.

[tonydarapboy]

exactly...it wont be able to pump more than 2-3 cups ...and as it works it will take more time coz the pressure inside will reduce proportionally

[saintveil]

It's an Air Lift Pump

[Th2EyA0rEa1MoN2gUs]

not

[overunitydotcom]

Can somebody translate the text:

Модель автономного гидротарана.avi

??

What does it mean.

Yes, surely he could have hidden a pump and a battery in the device, but I don´t know.

it was on a Russian free energy video site..

[magistralaDOTcz]

"Model of the autonomous hydrant"

;o)

--michael

[bergweg]

Which site was it?

[r0bbey]

Model of the autonomous gidrotarana.avi translated

Google has a built in translator

[henrykay01]

@overunitydotcom : it means : "Model of an autonomous hydro-ram"

[kr105rules]

@overunitydotcom Google Translator says: "Model of the autonomous gidrotarana" :p

[Erniz2]

@overunitydotcom

it means "model/prototype of outhonomus hydro-ram "

[NarishmaJr]

@overunitydotcom "Model of the autonomous gidrotarana.avi"

google . com/translate

[thelazyest]

@overunitydotcom it means Model of the autonomous gidrotarana.avi  no problem :)

[MattsInferno]

@overunitydotcom (Model of the autonomous gidrotarana)

[urantivirus]

@overunitydotcom "Модель автономного гидротарана"

Model of an autonomous turbine.

[BoSJo99]

Well this one would need some explanation.

He could easily have a pump and batteries in there.

[baxizach]

first

[overunitydotcom]

We need somebody to translate this into english language please. Many thanks. Regards, Stefan.

[SuperRootbeer17]

@overunitydotcom Model of an autonomous gidrotarana.