You don't actually need to make water to make electricity with a device like this. If you have a heat source, you can simply apply the hot side of the device to a wood stove or other source of heat. Wire the cold side to a 12 volt DC system- and you can charge your phone, batteries, the works. This is how satellites in space that don't use solar cells work. They take a small amount of Plutonium or other radioactive material and cover it in Pelletier devices. As the material decays, lots of heat is produced. The cold side is wired to a heat sink and dissipates heat- thereby generating enough electricity to run the satellite. This is why Voyager is still running- it has a reactor at its heart. It's not enough material to go critical and explode. But it is enough to provide juice. I have often thought of taking mirrors and using those to make electricity by producing a Peltier device. You simply build a system using the same devices in this video and surround it with mirrors. Peltiers are cheap, have a long life, (Voyager was launched in 1977!) and mirrors last forever. Solar cells give more juice per square foot, but this device would outlast them for decades. Plus you can always add more mirrors- making it far hotter. Always wanted to build one for a wood stove- but I don't have a wood stove... The thermonuclear reactors on Voyager and other spacecraft are called radioisotope thermoelectric generators or RTGs for short. This would be called just a Thermoelectric Generator, so a TG. Last time I checked, they don't sell Plutonium on eBay, lol.
most rinky-dink thing built *i luv it* i see the hot glue didn't stick was it because surface was dirty or heat from connection caused it to melt. *either way i enjoyed the video, Thanx Bro'*
There’s an important question I’m not seeing asked. Is it safe to drink. You’re using thermal paste and glue. Do those not contaminate the water at all?
The thermal paste shouldn't come in contact with the metal fins that get cold and condense water from the air. Now, I can not speak to the metal fins themselves contaminating the water as I don't know what metal they are made from. If he had used copper fins, I would think that would be okay, but others would know more than I do on that.
You could also make electricity with this, If you mount this somewhere high such as top of a flagpole with a small tank, perhaps you could use the power from the falling drops of water to charge a battery and to pump the water back up to the top tank again? (there are videos on here about using the power of falling water) Also if you add a solar panel and battery you could then run the device 24/7?
You don't actually need to make water to make electricity with a device like this. If you have a heat source, you can simply apply the hot side of the device to a wood stove or other source of heat. Wire the cold side to a 12 volt DC system- and you can charge your phone, batteries, the works. This is how satellites in space that don't use solar cells work. They take a small amount of Plutonium or other radioactive material and cover it in Pelletier devices. As the material decays, lots of heat is produced. The cold side is wired to a heat sink and dissipates heat- thereby generating enough electricity to run the satellite. This is why Voyager is still running- it has a reactor at its heart. It's not enough material to go critical and explode. But it is enough to provide juice. I have often thought of taking mirrors and using those to make electricity by producing a Peltier device. You simply build a system using the same devices in this video and surround it with mirrors. Peltiers are cheap, have a long life, (Voyager was launched in 1977!) and mirrors last forever. Solar cells give more juice per square foot, but this device would outlast them for decades. Plus you can always add more mirrors- making it far hotter. Always wanted to build one for a wood stove- but I don't have a wood stove... The thermonuclear reactors on Voyager and other spacecraft are called radioisotope thermoelectric generators or RTGs for short. This would be called just a Thermoelectric Generator, so a TG. Last time I checked, they don't sell Plutonium on eBay, lol.
Perfect aplied example, and to be exact the water from air is not plants want. They need also mineral and vitamins from the water which air doesnot have. I am looking to see v3. Keep going.
can you please re provide the buy link or mention the exact name of the modules so that we can purchase easily and can you tell me the time for producing water from 0 to ? hours and quantity of water we get ml ?.super bro you are doing good.
@@jimmychen2872 At what direction does the fan needs to blow air? I have build one and it kinda works but I only got a few drops of water and my powerbank was empty.
Mohammed, I'm just seeing this now. Even if you couldn't make it bigger you could use multiple smaller units combined. I.e. to drink one Litre of water you can buy 1 x 1L bottle OR you can buy 4 x 250ml bottles.
Great invention...!!! No dear not only internal plant even external plant during hot seasons....can you make it more professional commercial use. It will have high value in hot countries but price matter...thanks for video
Good afternoon, congratulations. incredible project. I tried to do it but it only freezes me, could you help me with some recommendation so that it only generates water, what should I do? I would really appreciate your answer.
Can i ask what your battery source is? Any resistors? Or is the puprose of all the heat sinks on the hot side to allow the cold side to go full blast through a wall outlet? Just curious for making one myself, thanks!
It needs to be converted for a small solar panel, so you won't need mains power to make it work. Otherwise you should just get your water from the faucet!
You could get the cold side by putting a coil of copper tubing in the ground (2 feet deep) and circulating coolant through the coil using a solar-powered pump.
Well the device is solid state. Look up info on Peltier devices. You would likely need to include a diode to keep the current from reversing. Though that's not likely in this situation. See my post on using a small device like this to generate enough power to recharge batteries, phones, etc. @@toml.8210
Can we also use 12 volt battery for this work is it enough to get so much of water because I am also working on this project in which I join it with hho generator
Yeah so I went to my local thrift store and for $6 bought this clean barely used dehumidifier, tossed the stock filter added a hepa filter for $6 and pour though a britta water pitcher. Yeah gives me gallons of clean drinking water a day for next to nothing to run
If solar panels run this thing, I could see it being both economical and useful during extended power outages, depending on air humidity and outside temperature.
@@kierstinschmidt2514 It doesn't conduct heat as well as direct contact. The purpose of thermal paste is to fill the tiny voids where there is no direct contact. This usually requires MINIMAL paste .. the thinner the better.
Use clay pot for cooling, heater for heating, use solar and use fan fan for cooling, don't use dehumidifier it has gas which disturb air. If you will think, you can make it. Various ways we can cool and heat air. Use wind energy. Think about it. Jay Bharat.
How much do the materials cost? Can you design a version that can be mass-produced? This technology is so simple yet it has many applications. If you can design a model that can be sold retail for $200 - $500 retail you can sell one to most homes and community centres that are looking for high-quality drinking water, that is pure and free from any additives that are found in tap water, such as fluoride. It would be very easy to sell a system like this in North America.
Someone commented they just used a dehumidifier and a lot of people asked him for more info and details. Here's a video with a lot of good info: ua-cam.com/video/nGhLBZyLL3c/v-deo.html
This is not a project for 6th semester, you can try to add your own ideas to it and make it more complex I don't think this will be good enough for 6th semester
I think this is "pie in the sky". That the machine never worked. Many people have asked for more details over the last year with no response. There would be if the builder was genuine and the machine a success. Needs taking down.
Harua low ton get heat in it light water should taste like yogurt light. I move it by feelings cause it's u say mouth closed as many times u like it's light and light. Just one word shape shifting word will come soon.stepping stones a boulder moving yep... I'm on the way.
Come on now! Is this video you Youseph?? You know? The Youseph with an Indian accent who called me saying you worked for the IRS and they were coming to arrest me, if I didn't send you my back taxes in prepaid credit cards???? Are you really collecting money for the IRS now???
I am going to make a big one to save lives in my hometown, thanks a lot😊
Save lives?? Better get on it if people are dying.
Please show us your experience! I'm planning to do the same!
Contact with me i am doing work on this project
@@shoaibmanzoor4043 ok
Dont you think everyone would be doing this if it was efficient and not total bullshit!
You don't actually need to make water to make electricity with a device like this. If you have a heat source, you can simply apply the hot side of the device to a wood stove or other source of heat. Wire the cold side to a 12 volt DC system- and you can charge your phone, batteries, the works.
This is how satellites in space that don't use solar cells work. They take a small amount of Plutonium or other radioactive material and cover it in Pelletier devices. As the material decays, lots of heat is produced. The cold side is wired to a heat sink and dissipates heat- thereby generating enough electricity to run the satellite. This is why Voyager is still running- it has a reactor at its heart. It's not enough material to go critical and explode. But it is enough to provide juice.
I have often thought of taking mirrors and using those to make electricity by producing a Peltier device. You simply build a system using the same devices in this video and surround it with mirrors. Peltiers are cheap, have a long life, (Voyager was launched in 1977!) and mirrors last forever. Solar cells give more juice per square foot, but this device would outlast them for decades. Plus you can always add more mirrors- making it far hotter.
Always wanted to build one for a wood stove- but I don't have a wood stove...
The thermonuclear reactors on Voyager and other spacecraft are called radioisotope thermoelectric generators or RTGs for short. This would be called just a Thermoelectric Generator, so a TG. Last time I checked, they don't sell Plutonium on eBay, lol.
Thx for your enlightment, that helps for future thoughts. Appreciate it
@@nathanlewis42 yes, and that super clever dude misunderstand the point, maybe just because he is super clever
most rinky-dink thing built *i luv it* i see the hot glue didn't stick was it because surface was dirty or heat from connection caused it to melt. *either way i enjoyed the video, Thanx Bro'*
awesome dude
Devices like this you could use as mould extractors to reduced the threat of mould build up in rooms while watering your plants.
Hi...
Bro this is really cool 😎 👌
Thanks for the video
Drip irrigation...clever.
You can use thermostat that stop the cooling and make a cycle of water and not freeze
Hmmm heatspreader paste flavor, my favorite!
There’s an important question I’m not seeing asked. Is it safe to drink. You’re using thermal paste and glue. Do those not contaminate the water at all?
The thermal paste shouldn't come in contact with the metal fins that get cold and condense water from the air. Now, I can not speak to the metal fins themselves contaminating the water as I don't know what metal they are made from. If he had used copper fins, I would think that would be okay, but others would know more than I do on that.
Just think about the benefit of this in a high arsenic presence in natural rock Great video thanks
where did you buy all this stuff Can you write the names of all the things
Yes, clear ... but you should be aware if the plant can resist that temperature next to, use a pipe ... or you have frozen earth ?
You could also make electricity with this, If you mount this somewhere high such as top of a flagpole with a small tank, perhaps you could use the power from the falling drops of water to charge a battery and to pump the water back up to the top tank again? (there are videos on here about using the power of falling water) Also if you add a solar panel and battery you could then run the device 24/7?
You don't actually need to make water to make electricity with a device like this. If you have a heat source, you can simply apply the hot side of the device to a wood stove or other source of heat. Wire the cold side to a 12 volt DC system- and you can charge your phone, batteries, the works.
This is how satellites in space that don't use solar cells work. They take a small amount of Plutonium or other radioactive material and cover it in Pelletier devices. As the material decays, lots of heat is produced. The cold side is wired to a heat sink and dissipates heat- thereby generating enough electricity to run the satellite. This is why Voyager is still running- it has a reactor at its heart. It's not enough material to go critical and explode. But it is enough to provide juice.
I have often thought of taking mirrors and using those to make electricity by producing a Peltier device. You simply build a system using the same devices in this video and surround it with mirrors. Peltiers are cheap, have a long life, (Voyager was launched in 1977!) and mirrors last forever. Solar cells give more juice per square foot, but this device would outlast them for decades. Plus you can always add more mirrors- making it far hotter.
Always wanted to build one for a wood stove- but I don't have a wood stove...
The thermonuclear reactors on Voyager and other spacecraft are called radioisotope thermoelectric generators or RTGs for short. This would be called just a Thermoelectric Generator, so a TG. Last time I checked, they don't sell Plutonium on eBay, lol.
@@ZombieGrandpa 🤯🤯🤯my respects on your Voyager explanation
If I have no electricity but I have solar energy ⚡ does it work? My solar panels give 7 watts, 5 volts, does it really work?
How much water in one hour please ? Amazing hack !
Perfect aplied example, and to be exact the water from air is not plants want. They need also mineral and vitamins from the water which air doesnot have. I am looking to see v3. Keep going.
The plants take them from the ground
can you please re provide the buy link or mention the exact name of the modules so that we can purchase easily and can you tell me the time for producing water from 0 to ? hours and quantity of water we get ml ?.super bro you are doing good.
Super, well done my friend
What was your watts per liter with this set up?
^this would be great to know
is that paste usefull for vertilization? may be you should drink and taste.
Quick question... sorry if this sounds stupid but...why do you need the extra heat sink with the fan at the back (hot side) of the peltier?
The water will only gather there.
@@jimmychen2872 At what direction does the fan needs to blow air? I have build one and it kinda works but I only got a few drops of water and my powerbank was empty.
@@jeanettedebruin846 Did he answer your question please? I need to know as well
It’s a dehumidifier and the power it consumes costs way more than the water it produces by a factor of hundreds.
Unless it's powered with solar....
@@benjaminmesa1089 exactly
O puede hacer un simple "atrapa niebla " . Es recoger el agua de condensación. Un simple principio
Fantastic! Can you make this bigger? Can this be used in an industrial application?
Yes we can, industrial application is already there
Mohammed, I'm just seeing this now. Even if you couldn't make it bigger you could use multiple smaller units combined.
I.e. to drink one Litre of water you can buy 1 x 1L bottle OR you can buy 4 x 250ml bottles.
Kitni der me kitna pani bana rha he
Great invention...!!!
No dear not only internal plant even external plant during hot seasons....can you make it more professional commercial use. It will have high value in hot countries but price matter...thanks for video
Good afternoon, congratulations. incredible project. I tried to do it but it only freezes me, could you help me with some recommendation so that it only generates water, what should I do? I would really appreciate your answer.
try other lower speed fan .. to make it 8 C not 0 or -10 ... lower speed fan mean less Ampere
Higher surface area on the cold side... I guess
When will we get 100ml of water ??? I want to make thing like this for the community project
How much power is required to operate this device?
I love it tnx dude
Hello! have you tried this outside? what do you think, how much time would it survive alone in the nature if we powered it by solar power?
btw this idea is amazing! congrats!
Yes I have also planned like this only
The water needs to be distilled
Can i ask what your battery source is? Any resistors? Or is the puprose of all the heat sinks on the hot side to allow the cold side to go full blast through a wall outlet? Just curious for making one myself, thanks!
Did you ever make one?
It needs to be converted for a small solar panel, so you won't need mains power to make it work. Otherwise you should just get your water from the faucet!
You could get the cold side by putting a coil of copper tubing in the ground (2 feet deep) and circulating coolant through the coil using a solar-powered pump.
Well the device is solid state. Look up info on Peltier devices. You would likely need to include a diode to keep the current from reversing. Though that's not likely in this situation. See my post on using a small device like this to generate enough power to recharge batteries, phones, etc. @@toml.8210
i have peltier (12v-15v) 10.5A and fan 2.5 A what kind of adapter i need for my case ?
fantastic
But what about all the gunk in the water from all that thermal paste? Drinking it may be a toxic hazard. Can you make one that produces pure water?
how many volts did it required to work?
How much water does the water generator generate over time?
Probably about 30-50 mL, if it doesn't evaporate.
Can you give the link og bigger heat sink???
Can you sudjest me what kind of battery are suitable to sustain and to power up the Piltier module like that?
Do you happen to have sort of a chart of VAMP power used?
Can we also use 12 volt battery for this work is it enough to get so much of water because I am also working on this project in which I join it with hho generator
Can we extract water about 10 to 12 ltr ofwater
Have you completed the project?
how can i get that thermometer cooler(peltier) pleasee?.
I have to make a similar project can some one pls help
Why would you want to drink it lol do people drink the water that comes out of your ac ? No lol it’s cheaper to just buy water that’s safe to drink
Yeah so I went to my local thrift store and for $6 bought this clean barely used dehumidifier, tossed the stock filter added a hepa filter for $6 and pour though a britta water pitcher. Yeah gives me gallons of clean drinking water a day for next to nothing to run
Really! A bit more details please.
im guarantee the electricity is more than youd pay for a gallon of water, learn math!
Can you demonstrate this with your own video?
Hi Chris can you make a video about how you did it, i appreciated heaps mate
Chris Patrick - Hello. I'm also curious as to how you did that. A visual and or detailed demonstration would be awesome.
well done, thank you
термопасты очень мало, необходим слой термопасты минимум 8,5 мм. на каждый термоинтерфейс.
Wow thanks i hope i can do 1 of this
Good work but better show us the humidity in your room.
Can I purchase this information from someone please
If solar panels run this thing, I could see it being both economical and useful during extended power outages, depending on air humidity and outside temperature.
What is the cost
hi, what's the use of heatsink??
It will become very hot in a few seconds once you put electical current through it and the other side will become cold.
If you add even more thermal paste it will work better.
Sir can i know the model of big heat sink
Please reply fast sir
Now the world have plenty of water! Ima screen rec this in case fbi removes it hehe
Can this work without the fan ?
Never
Can i ask you about the name of each bart
Dare you to make water here in the Mojave desert
that seems like way too much thermal past to be using! It will be acting as a barrier to thermal transmission.
Thermal paste conducts heat it doesn’t block it.
@@kierstinschmidt2514 It doesn't conduct heat as well as direct contact.
The purpose of thermal paste is to fill the tiny voids where there is no direct contact.
This usually requires MINIMAL paste .. the thinner the better.
Can we make large one to create clouds by heating the water after creation theb the fume will gathering up to be clouds then rains??
yes.. but you'll need a big butterfly net to catch the clouds 🤪☁
@@horizonsedgepromotions6588 thanx for fast reply bro 💜
I have to make a similar project can some one pls help
Can you please tell me thermofan and its sink details. Please
You make it solar.
Jay Bharat.
Use clay pot for cooling, heater for heating, use solar and use fan fan for cooling, don't use dehumidifier it has gas which disturb air.
If you will think, you can make it.
Various ways we can cool and heat air.
Use wind energy.
Think about it.
Jay Bharat.
How much do the materials cost? Can you design a version that can be mass-produced? This technology is so simple yet it has many applications. If you can design a model that can be sold retail for $200 - $500 retail you can sell one to most homes and community centres that are looking for high-quality drinking water, that is pure and free from any additives that are found in tap water, such as fluoride.
It would be very easy to sell a system like this in North America.
Existen ya . Pero si es curioso busque " atrapa nieblas " en youtube . O creación de agua atmosférica
I hr production how much
Water for mars.i am going to share this with Elon musk
lol
Can you write down all material?
so what you are saying
you have created nothing but a fridge
getting water from cold condensed air
Can this be operate using solar
Yes, but you need minimum 12v 5 amps which is 60 watts
@@letsmakeitabcd i have peltier (12v-15v) 10.5A and fan 2.5 A what kind of adapter i need for my case ?
@@letsmakeitabcd i have peltier (12v-15v) 10.5A and fan 2.5 A what kind of adapter i need for my case ?
Would it work way better with a 10 or 15A Peltier?
Hey...call 911 the floooood out of control😅
WOOOW!!!!!😊
Я всё голову ломал как засутить а тут хорошая идея с кулером
Deshumificador. O un contraste frío/ calor y generará condensación.
peltier?// whats that
My I. Get the address for the raw materialsfor themodel
What is the total current needed to run it?
Someone commented they just used a dehumidifier and a lot of people asked him for more info and details. Here's a video with a lot of good info: ua-cam.com/video/nGhLBZyLL3c/v-deo.html
El agua más cara del mundo
Just take water from air conditioner output
thx
Tanks
How can I contact you
I have to make a similar project can some one pls help
❤
Way too much thermal paste. All that is required is a very thin coat.
Sir can you send me the journel since we are doing project for 6th semester
This is not a project for 6th semester, you can try to add your own ideas to it and make it more complex I don't think this will be good enough for 6th semester
I have to make a similar project can some one pls help
One very good use of it is to produced water in a tank with solar panels for mobile homes...
Bor it's ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
😂😂😂
Comedy
Combine it with big water wheel and there you fo
I think this is "pie in the sky". That the machine never worked.
Many people have asked for more details over the last year with no response. There would be if the builder was genuine and the machine a success.
Needs taking down.
Then boil I guess ✅🫀
Sup
Harua low ton get heat in it light water should taste like yogurt light. I move it by feelings cause it's u say mouth closed as many times u like it's light and light. Just one word shape shifting word will come soon.stepping stones a boulder moving yep... I'm on the way.
Got
Man, that music is horribly annoying...
Hahaha
Come on now! Is this video you Youseph?? You know? The Youseph with an Indian accent who called me saying you worked for the IRS and they were coming to arrest me, if I didn't send you my back taxes in prepaid credit cards????
Are you really collecting money for the IRS now???
No
You should not be dumb enough to pay tax penalties and govt dues via gift cards. Min expected of a highly educated country.
this is not practical