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If you used double-sided tape, it would not work, because there needs to be movement to separate the tape and the aluminum layers. The movement is what causes the triboelectric charge.

@@nostrumuva ok,you win ;-) other Quest-can you produce and store Power with a Microfon and store it in a Capasitor? a Soundcharger. if so,let,s built one with a Coil from a Loudspeaker(produce a bigegr Powersingal) and we call it,,The Bullshit-Generator. Why? it,s prduce Power with a Microfonlike construction,so if someone talk BS,you can produce power and say,Man,if you talk more BS i can produce alots more Power. No Joke ,a Fun Project. and a Cube some listen 360 degree can for sure produce alots and capasitors can store it some use ;-)

@@nostrumuva i will built one and show it will works. i fell i have tell fail what i really mean.

@Chefchen21 make one then

@@nostrumuva ok,i am 53,not 12 like you. we have made hundreds of them in SCHOOL,little Dummy,ok. we are smarter,you copy OLD stupd Stuff,we have play with this as CHILDREN. you stay in the Stoneage,Guy,,,STONE AGE. We have set Food on Moon,and you ???? falding Alufoile,wow

@@DavidFitzsimons-z9n no. But then you need to cover the tape one all the way around

@@nostrumuva This vid is a lifesaver. I am doing my thesis on TENGs and have a presentation to make it on next week. I've never come across a study which folded up the TENG like you have here. Looks great

@DavidFitzsimons-z9n thanks remember to cite me maybe ;)

@@canberradogfarts I agwee my bwain is bwoken. It is a bridge rectifier not an h bridge.

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@@TheUMILLADOR yes. Just cover one with tape. Si. Solo con aluminio de hacer en casa.

@@jonaafr you need a burner tube above it to ensure a clean burn. Put a tube over it like glass. The oil needs to burn in the air over the flame enough to remove the chimney sweep air.

@@davidfitzsimons2535 yes. You need to rectify it. You can use 4 diodes to make an H Bridge Rectifier. Then that can go into capacitor

@nostrumuva very cool. I'm doing my thesis on TENGs and found your video very useful

Hahaha, yeah sorry, I post my physics experiments and music and films to the same place. Did you build your own TENG yet? You do the same thing on your channel, you have both white sucker fish and heliocentric magnetic fields, and colored water balloons :). I subscribed to you now as well, cool stuff. What do you do for work?

@@nostrumuva Ah, don't be sorry. It's great. Just a surprise.

@@gussbuss4739 as long as you spin it while the hot glue is drying, it centers itself. I have more important things to do most days than 3d print custom parts for a Curie Motor test. ;)

@nostrumuva yeah prove it out before ya go all out

@@zendell37 thanks zendell

@@paradiselost9946 I have tools. Even a 3d printer. Just not a lot of time.

@@nostrumuva its cool. i do like the ingenious use of whats on hand... be interesting to see the concept reach working stage. lol, 3d printer, two lathes, two mills, one cnc.. and i still dont make much anymore... just learning to use cad beyond utter basics takes time thats hard to spare...

@paradiselost9946 I've done cad, used blender also. I have a taz3. Also have a 3d printer pen for manual touchups. Just not a priority. Look at my Work playlist that's why.

@@nostrumuva A simple solution for applying heat could be sunlight and a magnifying glass. It can heat a small area quickly to hundreds of degrees Fahrenheit, and you could test it on your current build in less than a minute by holding the magnifying glass to focus light correctly. If it does heat quickly enough, and the engine works as you predict, it could be a really good way to turn solar energy into mechanical energy for generating electricity in places that are less ideal for solar panels. For an upgrade, fiber optics cables can be used to transfer magnified light for better precision, and to de-link the magnifying assembly from the engine assembly for easier movement of the lens to focus correctly. The only other issue I'd see is cooling the blocks to re-magnatize them. Running them through ice water could work on a small scale, or maybe a larger wheel of blocks to allow time for them to cool. The curie point being at ~70*F will likely cause issues in different environments, and is pretty expensive for it's size, so a substitute like Chromium Dioxide/Chromium(IV)Oxide that has a curie point of 235*F that is cheaper, commercially available, and in a powder form that could be shaped into blocks with a high temp adhesive. Magnified light would be more than enough to heat to reach 235 in moments, having it re-magnify far above any climates temperature would allow for a more versatile product, and allow it to cool below the curie point faster due to a greater difference between the block's temperature and ambient temperature. Using a cheaper material also allows for larger scale builds. Anywho, this is all "what if's" that assume it works as expected, but if it does this could potentially be used in cold environments where solar panels are less efficient. It may even be possible that it is more efficient than solar panels since the light is being used as a heat source instead of using it to stimulate a chemical reaction, because it would theoretically use close to 100% of the sun's energy. Granted, solar panels still produce some energy on cloudy days, and this idea probably wouldn't, but it's an interesting project nonetheless, so I subscribe and hope to see a future update.

@ethanhodges4283 I have some large convex lenses was gonna try that already but I like your fiber optic idea. I think I have some in garage.

@@DonalldArmentor it also speeds up if you put alcohol in your mouth ;)

@@TheCrankyCatBird haha. Oops. Yup I'm dumb. Thanks cranky cat ;)

"No, carbon fiber is not a metal; it is a composite material made from very thin strands of carbon atoms bonded together, making it a polymer with high strength and low weight."

@@tr4pfloor I made another song called Witter Knows about her. Thanks Mr. Tr4p!

@@nostrumuva I can't find it. Do you have a direct link you can share with me?

@@tr4pfloor sent it to you on SoundCloud. It's just a melancholy rock about cat object impermanence

@@nostrumuva Dude, you've got a hell of a good sense of humor. Cheers! :)

@johnnyshinnichi1785 I think I bought it on science direct.

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@@LarryScheetz-i6l try it yourself ;)

@@giovannipoggialini4574 bah. It's fun. I never got smoke at the end but I never ran out of oil.

The bottom plate has hall effect sensors and magnetic coils that activate based on how centered the floating magnet is. You can buy these things. The only novel thing here I did is use my own magnets.

3 axis hall sensor and h bridge controlling 4 electromagnets. Surrounded by a permanent ring magnet ( or ring of magnets )

@@SodiumInteresting yeah this guy explained it better. They've been around for like 20 years. This model works better than others I've used. Much easier to place the magnet initially.

@@nostrumuva Is it a Levitron? The ones with powered bases keep it rotating. As far as I know, they have to rotate to remain stable.

@johnnyshinnichi1785 I believe the term LEVITRON was used for a proprietary version of a spinning top toy where you manually spin them levitate and it eventually falls because it is not powered. Air friction still slows it down even if it takes a while.

Also, I want to light up at least one Led but for the moment, the LED can't light up

@@NitraHeartfilia put an insulator between multiple layers of what you are doing, and have multiple layers. You could also make smaller text tiles and then rectify each one first (with a rectifier bridge since tengs are AC), and then combine your textiles in series to increase the voltage.

@@NitraHeartfilia try putting two LEDs together, one in each direction. I assume you have collector aluminum behind the polyester and nylon sheets to collect the electrons so put 2 LEDs in both directions from the aluminum. Also use a red LED first they light up with less voltage. Then later switch to white when you figure it out. Also try it in the dark first.

@@nostrumuva Thank you, gonna try these

How many current did you have ? Mine can't be measured with my multimeter, it is always 0 Also, the generated voltage depends on the table where I'm doing my tapping. Can you help me finding out why this phenomenon ? Thank you very much

@@Mattstudios-sm9hk yeah that guy really sucked ;)

This is actually a true thing thta happens u can test it yourself😊

@@natemiller6389 no I've never done that. I assume you mean for use with a teng light. Yeah that'd be a nice safety light idea for a bike.

@@nostrumuva what it was is you take a baseball card or the like and attach it to the bike frame inline with the spokes. As the tire rotates the spokes interact with the card bending it creating stress tension and when the spoke passes the card slaps against the next spoke. Faster you peddle the more annoying you become lol.

@@ThailandAmazing en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GravityLight

@@ThailandAmazing I have a gravity light at home but it's a kit I bought at a science museum off brand thing. Works well.

@@xenthosbobo never give up!!!

@@xenthosbobo yes I tried 4

@@nostrumuva did 4 make anything interesting happen?

@@xenthosbobo I think it changed the node distance some

@@zulalkny you can just ask me hundreds of questions on here if you want.

nostrumuva is my gmail