How to make smallest Electromagnetic Train in a wire coil

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  • @michaelskelly8961
    @michaelskelly8961 9 років тому +15

    EXCELLENT!! INSPIRING!! Thanks for showing full build techniques step-by-step with measurements and all materials information. Making Trains, scenery and cities were SUPER. This video is above and beyond so many other coil and magnet/battery videos.

  • @ZxSkyLineKidxZ
    @ZxSkyLineKidxZ 8 років тому +1

    Somehow I only expected to see how to make the Electromagnetic train to continue watching how it was made into a great project! Very nice!

  • @anushadhar1089
    @anushadhar1089 9 років тому +3

    Nice platform . Cool train engine. I also like the mountains and the skyscrapers that you made. I liked the way you made the copper wire coil.the train platform was really cool.
    ,.

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  9 років тому +2

      Anusha Dhar thank you !

  • @aniketjha7280
    @aniketjha7280 9 років тому +24

    Man it was so awesome u gave me a perfect idea for my physics model

  • @JohnWilliams-jf2op
    @JohnWilliams-jf2op 8 років тому +55

    The effort to replicate the LA and Las Vegas skyline should be applauded as well. Very well made and informative video. Thank you

    • @DingXiaoke
      @DingXiaoke 8 років тому +1

      John Williams Exactly! And in the future there might be real Hyperloop line from LA to Vegas

    • @gijs.22
      @gijs.22 8 років тому +5

      Xiaoke Ding fun fact hyperloop is cancelled it is in efficient and dangerous

    • @mcbchannel7173
      @mcbchannel7173 7 років тому +5

      +panda gaming44 fun fact too that in Jakarta Indonesia will be built thta hyperloop

  • @rsaepuloh
    @rsaepuloh 9 років тому +3

    Very Creative. Thank you for sharing. My 5yo son was going crazy when he watched your video ;)

  • @sleezybeatz
    @sleezybeatz 9 років тому +1

    This is how great inventions are made. The small concepts turn prototype, and prototypes becomes manufactured by the state of the arts.

  • @Sean-ku8pc
    @Sean-ku8pc 8 років тому +8

    This would be great for a future city project

  • @RogdushTheMystic
    @RogdushTheMystic 8 років тому +2

    This is awesome. I admire your ingenuity.
    Thanks :)

  • @DameAndThatGame
    @DameAndThatGame 7 років тому +41

    The way you coiled that wire around the copper pipe was damn GENIUS!!

  • @just_a_normal_yt_channel2400
    @just_a_normal_yt_channel2400 7 років тому

    Thank you for this video. I did it on a project in science and got me from a C+ to an A-

  • @TMXBrickNotes
    @TMXBrickNotes 9 років тому +3

    Very cool! Thanks for showing the how-to.

  • @rogerw2101
    @rogerw2101 7 років тому

    👍👍👍👏👏👏 Very cool. I think the detail was Awesome . Very cool.

  • @richfiles
    @richfiles 8 років тому +3

    Another person did some testing and found Energizer got the best near short circuit life. Since these devices run at near short circuit conditions, spending extra for "quantum" or whatever fancy battery you use isn't cost effective, and won't get you much more time in near short circuit conditions. The Energizer and Rayovac varieties got the best overall price per minute of operation, with Energizer having the best run times overall (though costing more per battery than the Rayovac).

  • @stolercooper9023
    @stolercooper9023 9 років тому +2

    Loved your ideas and loved the way of explaining
    KEEP IT UP

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  9 років тому

      Stoler cooper thank you

  • @HeisenTwerk
    @HeisenTwerk 8 років тому +74

    I really love the amount of detail that was put into this project

  • @astronot1997
    @astronot1997 8 років тому +5

    2 million views and no comments :D Great video

  • @momashi69
    @momashi69 8 років тому +1

    really adorable project!

  • @Metroid1890
    @Metroid1890 8 років тому +5

    Coil part is so satisfying xD

  • @adityasingh-ye5jq
    @adityasingh-ye5jq 9 років тому

    it was a great project......I did it.......thank you Monty 4s☺☺☺☺😁😁😁😌😌👍👍👍👍

  • @ralseibuthesonfire4045
    @ralseibuthesonfire4045 8 років тому +4

    This could be the future of trains

    • @Daenni909
      @Daenni909 8 років тому +2

      Look up "maglev", this isnt even future anymore.

    • @williamhayden7711
      @williamhayden7711 8 років тому +3

      DerSandmannx3 Maglev is a completely different concept though it does share certain traits with these small electromagnetic trains. With Maglev the only resistance for the train is the wind and gravity.

  • @Rockstar-vs1nb
    @Rockstar-vs1nb 8 років тому +1

    I love how the Eiffel tower is in Las Vegas. Also loved the creativity in making a full scale model of a maglev train tunnel.

  • @CathodeRayKobold
    @CathodeRayKobold 8 років тому +105

    I'm getting on a train to a faraway city across mountains and a desert!
    *neck snaps as train accellerates to mach 10 in half a second*

  • @magnetique12
    @magnetique12 8 років тому +2

    Mini hyperloop at end. Awesome!

  • @javiervalentin2710
    @javiervalentin2710 9 років тому +4

    Why the dislikes? Its a fantastic eco project

  • @NANONilsWORLD
    @NANONilsWORLD 9 років тому

    absolut genial was man aus einfachen Dingen so basteln kann. Toll !!!

  • @techmodderaryan
    @techmodderaryan 8 років тому +52

    I appreciate his work

    • @sharddhachaudhari6362
      @sharddhachaudhari6362 7 років тому +1

      How did u do it.plese tell me.my was didn't working. Please tell plese

    • @luckindt5697
      @luckindt5697 7 років тому +1

      Sharddha Chaudhari maybe you're battery wasn't charged?

  • @rallekralle11
    @rallekralle11 8 років тому

    that final build looks amazing.

  • @03rafraf
    @03rafraf 9 років тому +4

    Hello! If i use a double A battery, and used the same type of copper wire coil used in this video. Will it work? Or we need also to change the gauge of copper wire, magnets, etc.?
    Thankyou so much! Hoping for a reply!! 😊

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  9 років тому +1

      +Raf Ignacio hi, AA battery is too big, most likely wont work,

  • @blmpilot
    @blmpilot 8 років тому

    Incredibly awesome. Great job!

  • @RODALCO2007
    @RODALCO2007 8 років тому +11

    Very clever and cool project

  • @bitai683
    @bitai683 7 років тому

    yo dude thx for getting me an a+ for my science fair

  • @Legoguylol4ever
    @Legoguylol4ever 9 років тому +4

    This was really cool. Have you considered making some flexible modules or sections of the coiled copper track, so you could make larger layouts and loops? And I'm not sure how important it is for coils to touch where they meet up, so maybe a special plate for them to join together, with switch track sections for different tracks? This could make a pretty solid toy prototype.

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  9 років тому +3

      Legoguylol4ever Yes , flexible track sections would be cool toys, it would not be hard to do it.

    • @ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ
      @ΑΡΗΣΚΟΡΝΑΡΑΚΗΣ 9 років тому +1

      +Monty4s do it, I will make "like".

  • @nickjonbruce1633
    @nickjonbruce1633 8 років тому

    This was a really good peice of work

  • @mrscrewu1199
    @mrscrewu1199 8 років тому +6

    Smart !! Love the pencap idea :)

  • @gamecity7265
    @gamecity7265 7 років тому

    Landscape genre Hyperloop could bring to futur cities.
    I like it well done

  • @dawns8586
    @dawns8586 9 років тому +3

    Wow! 1,000,000,000 stars 4 that.

  • @HardeepSingh2000
    @HardeepSingh2000 8 років тому

    Awesome work dude!
    👍👍

  • @MrGregster1970
    @MrGregster1970 8 років тому +25

    This is how real trains should work

    • @mitsync
      @mitsync 8 років тому +2

      No, that would be incredibly inefficient.and expensive.

    • @Jarrettthegoalie
      @Jarrettthegoalie 8 років тому

      +MCommandguy no

    • @Jarrettthegoalie
      @Jarrettthegoalie 8 років тому +2

      +MCommandguy this is a thing we're designing now

    • @MrOdishelidze
      @MrOdishelidze 8 років тому +1

      there are lots of nonferous materials in world which aren't expensive

    • @KrishnaGupta-qy1yb
      @KrishnaGupta-qy1yb 8 років тому +1

      sir may i know the phenomenon behind it

  • @20312920
    @20312920 9 років тому

    this guy really loves toy trains :D GJ

  • @DavEATS
    @DavEATS 7 років тому +7

    Okay.. so the train run somewhere up in the clouds and track is bigger than 50 storey skyscrapers...

  • @ishratperveen4833
    @ishratperveen4833 8 років тому

    Superlative!!!!!!!!! Brilliant effort!!!!!!

  • @michaels7265
    @michaels7265 8 років тому +3

    I was wondering if you tried this with a plastic tube "inside" the coils to eliminate the direct short? If this would work the battery would most likely last longer and the train go faster (maybe even some wheels).

    • @alexlarex7773
      @alexlarex7773 8 років тому +2

      It works ONLY because of this direct short...

  • @electriciandallastx9182
    @electriciandallastx9182 8 років тому

    Thanks for the concepts you have shared here.

  • @henry2008kim
    @henry2008kim 8 років тому +17

    Add vacuum and you got a working Hyperloop prototype!

    • @henry2008kim
      @henry2008kim 8 років тому +1

      Shrinivash Murugesh It gets larger with speed.. I thought the Hyperloop was all about speed..

    • @mrtannzr
      @mrtannzr 7 років тому +2

      Hyperloop is doomed to failure. A vacuum tube as large as hyperloop is an accident waiting to happen.

  • @stammeringtamil
    @stammeringtamil 8 років тому +2

    மிகவும் பயனுள்ளதாக உள்ளது நன்றி.

  • @jerrymaulden9805
    @jerrymaulden9805 9 років тому +2

    I love all the Ideas and comments... Keep it up... Could this be used to pump blood? Could this coil and train Idea / shape be used to help circulate blood ?

  • @eugenegrassie6477
    @eugenegrassie6477 9 років тому

    nicely done. Awesome project

  • @DownhillAllTheWay
    @DownhillAllTheWay 8 років тому +20

    Can you say why the magnets are stuck to the ends of the battery with their *like* poles facing? This came as a surprise to me. The battery connects to the coil and induces a field, say N at the front ot the train and S at the back. I would have expected the magnets to be opposite to the coil's field at both ends of the battery - so S to the front and N to the back.

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +6

      it depends which way the coil is winded - clockwise or counterclockwise , that's what makes N or S go first

    • @kenhollands2219
      @kenhollands2219 8 років тому +7

      Monty4s if you had a cess to a lathe the copper wire wouldn't take as long

    • @l.p.w.5623
      @l.p.w.5623 8 років тому +5

      Remember, one end of the battery is positive and the other is negative. Opposite effects!

  • @DullesPlaneSpotter
    @DullesPlaneSpotter 9 років тому

    Incredible! Great work!

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  9 років тому

      DullesPlaneSpotter Thank you

  • @anthonytarunteja913
    @anthonytarunteja913 8 років тому +3

    I am really impressed
    can we use normal magnets like ring magnet

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +5

      No. it must be neodymium magnets and exact size as in description

  • @HeatProofTex
    @HeatProofTex 8 років тому

    that makes a great high school science project

  • @NFGprometheus
    @NFGprometheus 8 років тому +54

    Why can't this be made in real life instead of train tracks??

    • @xbell1232
      @xbell1232 8 років тому

      Galaxies1nTheSky 1124 ikr that would be amazing

    • @alexlarex7773
      @alexlarex7773 8 років тому +15

      Can you imagine a battery with a size of a train?

    • @jamie3173
      @jamie3173 8 років тому +12

      Galaxies1nTheSky 1124 e copper is wayyyy to expensive

    • @milmaxleo7268
      @milmaxleo7268 8 років тому +6

      It would take such an astronomically large amount of copper that it just wouldn't be economical

    • @NFGprometheus
      @NFGprometheus 8 років тому +3

      Jamie Munro and the other guy, the government literally print $3mill a day in just one place

  • @SamuraiWilko
    @SamuraiWilko 9 років тому +1

    all the news should be like this :) inventing the future..

  • @dominicsurette2890
    @dominicsurette2890 8 років тому +3

    would it be possible to have more batteries with a magnet in between each one

  • @allstringsattached
    @allstringsattached 7 років тому

    very genius way to coil wire around pipes

  • @davereevs3397
    @davereevs3397 8 років тому +4

    Is this your prototype for the hyperloop? lol

  • @raghuveershetti449
    @raghuveershetti449 9 років тому

    that was very nic..i really like that project..🙌😄

  • @jaiaditya5074
    @jaiaditya5074 8 років тому +18

    Mr. Monty
    From where I could get neodymium magnets.
    I'm not getting it...
    I want to make this project in my science exhibition.

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому

      you need to look on the internet, Amazon, Ebay or other stores

    • @jaiaditya5074
      @jaiaditya5074 8 років тому

      +Monty4s could you please take your time and suggest me.

    • @jaiaditya5074
      @jaiaditya5074 8 років тому

      +Monty4s and which metal Can I use.

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +1

      best is copper, try to find copper wire

    • @jaiaditya5074
      @jaiaditya5074 8 років тому +3

      Wayne Johnson can you suggest me the magnets which monty has told?

  • @StellaCharlie
    @StellaCharlie 9 років тому +1

    this is awesome. if this was a play set I would buy it or hope for it for christmas

  • @hammadsafdar7304
    @hammadsafdar7304 8 років тому +4

    I have took 12x5mm round N52 magnet and used 18 guage copper wire but still it is not working

  • @adamfleisch
    @adamfleisch 8 років тому

    Looks awesome! After seeing this video I had to make a video of myself making one! Thanks for the inspiration!

  • @sumitguha6585
    @sumitguha6585 8 років тому +4

    sir can you suggest mechanical projects

  • @V_Idea
    @V_Idea 7 років тому

    Very good I like video your

  • @MC-Cali
    @MC-Cali 8 років тому +8

    very cool!

  • @satishlodha6338
    @satishlodha6338 8 років тому

    very nice bro its simple and sweet i loved it very very very much i will try it thanks for thi idea i love you bro

  • @BumberenzoThePumperTruck
    @BumberenzoThePumperTruck 8 років тому +14

    It looks like a train set

  • @kaianenockson3785
    @kaianenockson3785 6 років тому

    thanks i want to do it for science fair, now i know what to do

  • @telemenkonstantin1307
    @telemenkonstantin1307 9 років тому +3

    Отлично!

  • @4566elloco
    @4566elloco 8 років тому

    hermoso proyecto felicitaciones..... desde Argentina...
    beautiful project ..... congratulations from Argentina ...

  • @amarendradeka2781
    @amarendradeka2781 7 років тому +3

    Monty can you tell me how much copper wire do I need to make 1metre coil

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  7 років тому +1

      it depends on wire gauge and finished coil diameter, lets say you will use 18AWG wire (thats about 1mm thick) and you will use 5/8" (16mm) diameter rod or pipe to wind and make the coil. Calculating Circumference of single 16mm coil:
      C= π x 16
      C= 3.14 x 16mm
      C= 50mm
      So 1 running millimeter of coil will need 50mm of wire
      1 meter (1000mm) of coil will need 50 000mm (50 meters) of wire.
      So this is just rough calculation, also you will need to stretch the coil to make sure coils in between has space and they don't touching each other, so you could double the length then you will need half or that 50 meter wire , ( I would say 25 meters of copper wire would be plenty for 1 meter of finished coil)

    • @amarendradeka2781
      @amarendradeka2781 7 років тому

      Monty4s thx a lot

  • @36pandher
    @36pandher 9 років тому

    Awesome work 👍🏻

  • @neohop3085
    @neohop3085 9 років тому +9

    this is cool

  • @Elektricar1
    @Elektricar1 9 років тому

    Svaka čast, BRAVO! Odlično napravljeno.

  • @anu-nh3yb
    @anu-nh3yb 8 років тому +9

    Mr. monty I have made the model but its not working what can be the defects?

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому

      make sure you follow instructions, what kind wire did you use?

    • @anu-nh3yb
      @anu-nh3yb 8 років тому

      18 gauge copper wire

    • @anu-nh3yb
      @anu-nh3yb 8 років тому +1

      18 gauge copper wire

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +1

      the wire 18 AWG is good, copper wire is the best, make sure its uncoated

    • @JohnDoe-vg3vo
      @JohnDoe-vg3vo 8 років тому +2

      I guess it should also be a magnetic copper wire not just a regular one.

  • @kunalbakshi6501
    @kunalbakshi6501 8 років тому +2

    Awesome work bro !!!!

  • @KinMojamuto
    @KinMojamuto 8 років тому +3

    la ciencia es divertida!

  • @AlexReiter1988
    @AlexReiter1988 8 років тому

    Great video, and love the fine details

  • @chandraprakashsingh1764
    @chandraprakashsingh1764 8 років тому +9

    Hiii I have done same what you have done but my train is not working please help me I have to show this project in my science exhibitions

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +2

      make sure you have all correct parts as in the description of the video

    • @chandraprakashsingh1764
      @chandraprakashsingh1764 8 років тому +1

      Yes sir I HAVE DONE SAME THING TRAIN IS WORKING BUT SLOW

    • @chandraprakashsingh1764
      @chandraprakashsingh1764 8 років тому

      Not only slow but verry slow please guide me

    • @Monty4s
      @Monty4s  8 років тому +1

      if its slow, most likely is the wire (coil wire) is to thick, or could be the magnets too weak

    • @chandraprakashsingh1764
      @chandraprakashsingh1764 8 років тому +2

      Thanks for your help now my project is working thanks again

  • @joyento
    @joyento 8 років тому

    Nice piece of art and science.

  • @sahiljain5736
    @sahiljain5736 8 років тому +3

    I tried it but its not working

  • @khaledkechtban9612
    @khaledkechtban9612 9 років тому

    way to much effort but worth it, good job!

  • @anuprabhsingh5695
    @anuprabhsingh5695 8 років тому +9

    hey i have done all same things that u have done but it is not working!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! plz help me out

    • @govindnandakumar6162
      @govindnandakumar6162 8 років тому +4

      use uncoated copper wires

    • @uttarandas8113
      @uttarandas8113 8 років тому +1

      did it work later???

    • @mefr1972
      @mefr1972 7 років тому

      try removing the copper wire skin by rubbing scissors with it

  • @jerophincecil3596
    @jerophincecil3596 8 років тому +2

    i am impressed on your idea well did

  • @NonnofYobiznes
    @NonnofYobiznes 8 років тому +5

    You kind of overdid it. When you started making the mountains... That part isn't necessary for the scientific demonstration.

    • @vincentnghiem9280
      @vincentnghiem9280 8 років тому +1

      But it's cool. I think they did it for fun too

    • @rafiatanveer
      @rafiatanveer 8 років тому +4

      But I don't think he did it for any scientific demonstration maybe he wanted to make this as a cool project for kids or something

    • @TechnoCreeper2016
      @TechnoCreeper2016 8 років тому +2

      +Rafia Tanveer Because kids read newspapers.
      Jk

  • @TrolololGaming
    @TrolololGaming 8 років тому

    Now THAT is awesome!

  • @greenetomphson6164
    @greenetomphson6164 9 років тому +30

    WITCHCRAFT!!!

    • @aseldesu
      @aseldesu 8 років тому +7

      BURN HIM!!
      *grabs a pitchfork and gives Alex a torch*

  • @perfectedc2325
    @perfectedc2325 9 років тому

    This is great! You earned a like!

  • @AjayKumar-uw1fr
    @AjayKumar-uw1fr 8 років тому +4

    R u sure that v need uncotted copper wire don't this get shot

    • @Sean-ku8pc
      @Sean-ku8pc 8 років тому

      Yes, I believe when it is coated it decreases the magnetivity of the copper causing the train to go very slow

    • @dheerajkumar-le8ji
      @dheerajkumar-le8ji 8 років тому +2

      Sean Rose nope.. we are using uncoated becouse to enable conductivity.. the charge passes through +be of battery goes to neodymium metal coated magnet.. passes through copper and back to magnet and reaches -ve of battery.. so here is a field.. then if ur train has to go to North from South .. then u should put south magnet facing north pole.. and at back South magnet facing south pole..

  • @sunilkumarsridhar6165
    @sunilkumarsridhar6165 9 років тому

    thanks for giving me ideas of magnets

  • @PeterKaserne
    @PeterKaserne 8 років тому +3

    useless waste of time Money and Material.

    • @omegaPhix
      @omegaPhix 8 років тому +2

      Peter Kaserne i got a "A" on my school project,lol

  • @merlok2.012
    @merlok2.012 8 років тому +2

    This project is a fascinating and interesting

  • @enigmahernandez
    @enigmahernandez 9 років тому +12

    *Waste of Time and Money....*
    Your train cost so much.....

    • @platinumangelwings
      @platinumangelwings 8 років тому

      +Enigma Hernandez killjoy

    • @marylebone9357
      @marylebone9357 8 років тому +2

      People generally don't start projects like this purely for the end product. Unless your using some serious equipment in most cases your never going to be able to make something that costs the same or is as effective as something you buy but it is the making process that is the most enjoyable.

    • @vincentnghiem9280
      @vincentnghiem9280 8 років тому +1

      ***** Whoops thought you were a guy

    • @mrtannzr
      @mrtannzr 7 років тому +5

      You're not the creative type, are you?

    • @10-dabhadeeesharajesh-vi_b74
      @10-dabhadeeesharajesh-vi_b74 7 років тому +1

      It cosmetic is too waste of money

  • @akproduction3934
    @akproduction3934 7 років тому +1

    I appreciate you for your work brilliant

  • @elchispitas8111
    @elchispitas8111 7 років тому

    ~i apreciate this work~

  • @BlackShadow233
    @BlackShadow233 8 років тому +1

    this guy should sell these.

  • @amberlewis012
    @amberlewis012 8 років тому

    I would give you a 999999999999999999999999999/100 on this!

  • @andrewkaplanc
    @andrewkaplanc 8 років тому

    great job with the city bro

  • @martinrausa6900
    @martinrausa6900 9 років тому

    Very nice :) GOOD JOB BOY

  • @chikolandz6569
    @chikolandz6569 6 років тому

    Nice train!
    loves from the netherlands
    D.M