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  • @joyofelectronics9782
    @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +65

    Additional information: I am sorry to see that, in addition to the friends who congratulated me and made very nice comments, there are also friends who commented harshly on the video. Of course, it is normal for them to think this way because there are so many fake videos on UA-cam. But I want you to know that there is nothing deceptive or fake in this video. This is a result that I have achieved as a result of many years of work and I just wanted to share it with you sincerely. I would also like to inform you about the current status of the battery in question. The battery is still working, but there has been a drop of around forty percent in voltage and current, and I'm trying to understand why. I would like to thank my friends who wrote nice comments. I also ask my friends who comment unfairly to respect my efforts. Thank you all.

    • @brojakman7286
      @brojakman7286 Рік тому +2

      And that baterie was with a motor or resistor?

    • @marcothehammer
      @marcothehammer 11 місяців тому +6

      Please see my comment I just left.
      I wondered if you were relying upon the basic principals of physics. I can't remember everything now, but without actually working with the silicon wafers and doping and cooking them, semiconductor processing looked at the world from a molecular point of view.
      Yes, everything everywhere is always vibrating. I had a good idea what you were up to as soon as I saw the 'stationary' magnet positioned within the coils of wire. It's a great idea with measurable properties.
      Next questions might be how much capacity? Shelf life? C-rating? Voltage parameters? Ya gotta start somewhere!
      Batteries are going to come into play shortly in a bigger way than ever before. Amazing concepts have been home brewed or home grown.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  11 місяців тому +13

      @@marcothehammer yes brother batteries will be much more important in our future. This battery working principle is relying on the perfect frequency balance of vibration particles and gravity force. Of course it’s not very easy to do so. It took so much time of me to make the blackish special material. Sorry for couldn’t explain in detail about the material. (I hope you will give me a clear understanding) but the battery is still working it has some looses though. Yet l don’t know how long it will last. And l plan to make another video. Thanks for your attention 🙏

    • @marcothehammer
      @marcothehammer 11 місяців тому

      @@joyofelectronics9782 I'm honored to have your attention at all.
      I can't add anything off the top of my head.
      I haven't studied physics for a long time, but I have always found it interesting, especially when the (PhD.) professor led the class through Einstein's Theory of Relativity.
      I can still picture the lecture hall and green chalk boards in my mind.
      Everything has relevance to everything around it and everything that exists in our universe.
      I am in the initial effort to publish a website about 'green energy' (and I imagine you're already aware that nuclear is the ONLY' green energy we have available right now) and I want to help the world understand where energy of all kinds comes from and it's effects on the world's atmosphere.
      (I'm also a 'late 3rd stage' lung cancer survivor - now in remission 4 years at the end of Jan '24!)
      One of my goals is to educate the public about EVs and where the electricity they use to charge them comes from in the first place.
      Too many people believe EVs are the cleanest vehicle on the planet, short of walking, bicycling, or horse & carriage (and even that's attacked by the claims of 'too much methane'?)! Gimme a break!
      One of the more important issues I want to tackle is electric generation. It's basically an electric motor wired (kinda) backwards. Something makes it spin and the coils and magnets interact and create a current that can be stored as voltage in a battery.
      I've watched videos of different methods and the claims that go along with them that deviate for "an electric motor wired (kinda) backwards", but i haven't seen too many practical solutions for practical use.
      I want to examine how various shapes of coils and different shape/types of permanent magnets can be put together to produce the most power, charge batteries faster, or power an EV more efficiently.
      I've watched several that look closely at the variances. It may be small, but it's different. I like to know about these seemingly silly little things.
      I digress; I want to create a website that will attract the brilliant, often younger (where no one has told them their idea has been tried and failed, before the young minds have fully expressed their 'new' (old?) idea). The word Ameritocracy comes to mind. Let new people re-examine "old" ideas and see what happens.
      Countless discoveries are home grown because no one was standing over them telling them to not even try.
      I registered the domains (I have the .com, .net. and .org reserved) for ten years now. Life keeps getting in the way, and now at 65 years old, I'm not going to let anything get in my way.
      Check out low-speed electric generation wherever you can. The shapes and positioning of magnets is something I'm looking into.
      I want to figure out a way to let a vertical axis wind turbine start spinning at lower wind speeds.
      I imagine a tine generator that spins readily at low wind speed charging a capacitor until it has enough charge to levitate the bigger turbine and give it an electrical 'push' of some kind to get it started spinning.
      Last December I opened a business bank account under the (potential) name and will be looking for 501c3 status to help raise funding for research and development.
      Meanwhile, I'll ask for donations and clearly state the non-tax exempt status. I don't have the spare money for the legal fees and state certification.
      I think I might encounter some resistance for leaving the popular narrative aside.
      I know it will be exciting.
      I know I'm rambling on. I was interrupted by a younger friend who is 'woke'.
      He's a bright kid, but he knows so much stuff that just isn't true. (LOL!) I spent a few minutes trying to convince him that there's no such a thing as "your truth" or "my truth", there's only THE truth.
      SMH. Broken homes don't always work the best.

    • @TheProfJones
      @TheProfJones 11 місяців тому +1

      @@joyofelectronics9782 Thank you for this encouraging work, and for sharing! Since replication is the heart of good science, I do hope you will be able to share more information.

  • @unliyou
    @unliyou Рік тому +34

    Having a patent can either give you all the rights in one direction or totally remove all the rights from you when you sell it. If you know history, it does not matter if you sell or not, you still end up in the same direction unless you do not fall into the same patent trap. So be careful not to fall into the same trap like the previous inventors. When it comes to energy research, most of them are already dead with their invention and never changed the world for good.

    • @SabreCycles
      @SabreCycles 7 місяців тому

      You really believe what you just watched? lol

    • @phjV2
      @phjV2 2 місяці тому

      @SabreCycles take a look on "laser saber" battery and motors vídeos

    • @qinaan
      @qinaan Місяць тому

      "No free energy device will ever reach the market." Nikola Tesla.

  • @MrAliCAN6566
    @MrAliCAN6566 Рік тому +71

    Hi, great idea, before I go in to explanation I am an engineer, but the powder or what you called magnetic fluid is not a really secret. I mean commercially is available which is called magnetide powder (I can get it all day long available on sale ) , is black colur which expands magnetic field when you put next to magnets. Making fluid is not a difficult job, you can do with various materials such , arabic gum with mix water and mix it with magnited powder ( I use a lot on my experiements (usually on my light weight motors ) which explains why you put 2 small magnets in to magnetide powder paste to expand those small magnets magnetic field. And, for working principles, works in a way when you touch wires it will not spark, but you apply load like, you connecting to motor where loads pull and excites magnetic field towards earth magnetic field then electrons moves and create a current you need to make it work. About, your last try on mixer motor , if you add a small capacitor will provide enough start up energy and then it will work smoothly. Overall, Idea is really good thinking.. I am currently in designing similiar concept , but instead of infinite power, but cut down the consume of power by half.. So, really instead of using 1 kw power for 1 kw power motor to use 500 watts and saving of %50 which is enourmouse amount saving in a long run. But, over all concept is correct. But, not a secret , I know they use similiar concepts in few projects , not paste but solid state. Anyway, good work good thinking.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +9

      Thank you so much mate. I really appreciate it. You gave use very nice and valuable information. 🙏

    • @victorescu
      @victorescu Рік тому +3

      😂😂😂

    • @TicklemyBallsax-bn2op
      @TicklemyBallsax-bn2op Рік тому +1

      How can I find you to Start a huge company in Texas

    • @CKILBY-zu7fq
      @CKILBY-zu7fq Рік тому +5

      You are right, I actually have a device I drew up years ago on this principle using ferofluid, but you are heading in the right direction cutting the consumption of power use. And actually doing your due diligence to re-engineering our world's f- ups of planned opalescents..
      The reason for lithium disasters, ( let's build it with out stringent engineering practices because their might be a safty factor we want to exploit 😅).
      Peace brother, hope you find the hidden secrets. 🤔👍

    • @kgsalvage6306
      @kgsalvage6306 Рік тому +5

      Looks kinda what I use a lot. Graphite grease. Very highly conductive.

  • @blg53
    @blg53 Рік тому +13

    I think it is just a PURE COINCIDENCE that the voltage and short circuit current of this battery match exactly the parameters of a lithium button cell.... It's also a lot of fun listening to the "gravitational waves" ... very high frequency indeed... You should apply for a Nobel Prize my friend.

    • @makarandrikibe3136
      @makarandrikibe3136 10 місяців тому

      No dought it is lithium ion cell of button size

  • @eugeneleroux1842
    @eugeneleroux1842 Рік тому +14

    Should the current induced in the coil not be alternating current ? The DC motor ran on this, and the multimeter also measured DC ?

    • @mize_yir_bizz
      @mize_yir_bizz 11 місяців тому +4

      it's a good point you raise!
      To generate an AC current, Faraday's Law of Induction only works with a changing electric field or electric motive force (EMF) This cause's a travelling magnetic field in the inductor (Coil) called alternating current (AC)
      How it works is either, the coil moves to cause a change in the magnet's magnetic field or the magnet's move through an inuctor's (coil) field.
      This is called electro-motive force (EMF) through the changing of field's.

    • @raposamolhada
      @raposamolhada 10 місяців тому

      tive a mesma impressão. no b a bá de eletrônica aprendemos que só correte alternada consegue se propagar por indutores, por tanto este vídeo não passa de mais um truquezinho .

    • @rdkater
      @rdkater 10 місяців тому +2

      18650

    • @alexheinerikson4277
      @alexheinerikson4277 7 місяців тому

      He most likely paused the camera and shook the ferrofluid inside then tested. Any meter will read power no matter dc or ac He had it set to dc so that’s what was shown

  • @tico0o
    @tico0o Рік тому +27

    you made one mistake my friend,you should have put a rectifier diode so that it could justify DC output ;) any magnetic vibrations on that coil will make AC
    and maybe no one would easily know that the battery is inside :) nice video bdw

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +7

      Brother thanks for your sincere comment. Another friend touched on the same point and l explained in detail. Please check it out. But l will explain in brief again. Normally l was expected that the current should be AC current, but after make the battery interestingly it was very close to dc current which is fluctuating a little bit but behave like dc current.) l still haven’t fully figured out it’s reason. But probably as the frequency of the vibration is so high the current behave like dc current. One more thing, actually this is a proof that this is a real battery otherwise l wouldn’t miss such a basic fact and wouldn’t make this mistake😉 cheers!

    • @tico0o
      @tico0o Рік тому

      Are you aiming for an explanation the thermal physics? kinetic energy from particles (heat)? if that is the case, then the voltage should vary based on the temperature, no?
      @@joyofelectronics9782

    • @chinmoy1955
      @chinmoy1955 Рік тому +1

      @@joyofelectronics9782 Bullsh!t...no matter how high the frequency of vibrations are, it will ALWAYS be AC! It HAS TO BE RECTIFIED to get DC. You are a pseudo scientist.

    • @ChuckYoung75
      @ChuckYoung75 Рік тому +1

      Exactly. And he needs to charge that 18650 cell a bit and he can get closer to that 4.2 volts it can deliver. This garbage hurts everyone actually trying to do real research. On a positive note, he could get that battery out, clean out the magnetide goop he made, pop a magnet in there and he really can make a shake light out of it and someone could actually benefit from his video.

    • @marcothehammer
      @marcothehammer 11 місяців тому

      @@ChuckYoung75 The goal is an 'improved' battery.
      We already have easy access to all the 18650 batteries we need.

  • @Don-sx5xv
    @Don-sx5xv 11 місяців тому +5

    Personally I am of the school that once one enters " magic formula " into a DIY video that the video now becomes " Click Bait "

    • @kellycarver2500
      @kellycarver2500 4 місяці тому

      You would think that if a person actually cared about humanity, they would stop it with their filthy greed and let the whole world be blessed with what they found. That's the only way we can overcome being SLAVES the rest of our lives. PATHETIC, I say.

  • @flash001USA
    @flash001USA Рік тому +6

    This is an interesting video and you mentioned magnetic frequency along with very high frequencies but I am trying to understand how you are getting steady DC out of a coil that's wound around a hollow plastic tube filled with a fluid medium and a magnet in the center of the fluid medium inside of the plastic tube. When you mentioned very high frequencies I think of AC wave forms or even pulsed DC wave forms and either way wouldn't you need some kind of rectification to convert it over to DC? Before I retired from working in electronics I have never seen any coil that could collect or harvest energy and output it in a steady DC voltage state in any configuration like you are demonstrating in this video. Could you please explain how this is possible? Thank you and once again, thank you for sharing this with others.

    • @peterlang777
      @peterlang777 Рік тому +1

      If a tesla coil off camera is energizing it then it should make power. But the output should be AC....

    • @tonyromano8337
      @tonyromano8337 5 місяців тому +1

      @@peterlang777 Good point 👍

  • @katiebarber407
    @katiebarber407 Рік тому +22

    wow its crazy that it has the same voltate as a fully charged 18650 lithium ion battery, and the same size too!

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +9

      Congratulations l have been looking forward to see who will be the first to understand the trick! 👏👏👏

    • @katiebarber407
      @katiebarber407 Рік тому

      @@joyofelectronics9782 🐱🐱

    • @katiebarber407
      @katiebarber407 Рік тому +1

      I use one in my vape. I figured it would cause a LED to explode though. so I learned something.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      @@katiebarber407 the video is real there is no hidden battery.

    • @capnohan
      @capnohan Рік тому +1

      You state it's a trick, but then say it's not?

  • @gilmarkowicz3209
    @gilmarkowicz3209 Рік тому +17

    Hi
    I can’t hold myself from asking:
    What made you think that this kind of diamagnetic vibrating particles in the paste would influence the magnetic field of the 2 small NdFeB magnets inside the “battery “ in such a way that it will constantly make changes to the magnetic field and eventually produce electricity?

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      The idea of produce green long lasting energy.

    • @EddieTheH
      @EddieTheH Рік тому +13

      ​@@joyofelectronics9782 That doesn't answer the question. By your rational I can make a time machine just by wanting one...

    • @cameronbruce1862
      @cameronbruce1862 Рік тому

      Brownian Motion or Casimir Effect perhaps?
      (But I'd expect these fluctuations to council out!)

    • @davidbroadfoot1864
      @davidbroadfoot1864 Рік тому +1

      @@EddieTheH He cannot answer the question because he didn't come up with the idea.

    • @blg53
      @blg53 Рік тому +7

      Nothing vibrates inside this contraption, not even a Lithium button cell he hid in there.

  • @whoislikegod3391
    @whoislikegod3391 Рік тому +5

    Gravity itself does not make particles vibrate in the same way that other forces or interactions, such as heat or electromagnetic forces, can induce vibrations or oscillations in particles. Gravity is a fundamental force of attraction between objects with mass, and it causes objects to be attracted to one another with a force proportional to their mass. This force of attraction is what gives rise to the phenomenon of weight, as objects are pulled toward the center of the Earth by gravity.
    Vibrations in particles are typically caused by other factors, such as thermal energy. When particles have kinetic energy due to their thermal motion (temperature), they can vibrate or oscillate. This vibration is a result of the random motion of particles within a substance. It's important to note that gravity does play a role in holding objects together and can influence the behavior of particles within massive objects, like planets and stars, but it's not the primary cause of particle vibration.
    In summary, gravity is a force of attraction between objects with mass, but it does not directly induce vibrations or oscillations in particles. Vibration in particles is usually associated with thermal energy or other forces and interactions.

  • @AT_Eng
    @AT_Eng 10 місяців тому +2

    how amazing is it that your coil produce DC voltage without any bridge rectifier and exact 3.7 vots and more amazingly your tube is exact size of 18650 Lion cell.

  • @nerimlumi2637
    @nerimlumi2637 11 місяців тому +1

    Wow, ❤ brilant idea❤

  • @EddieTheH
    @EddieTheH Рік тому +3

    A. It's _not_ a battery.
    B. "Infinitive" doesn't mean anything in this context.

  • @NEW_INSITE
    @NEW_INSITE Рік тому +4

    The battery has a hidden super capacitor in it that gets charged everytime someone views this video.

  • @Grumpy2U
    @Grumpy2U 22 дні тому

    what is the black gunk that you said was supper magnetic? . it looked like iron powder or ground graphite mixed with grease . please tell what it is ????

  • @qinaan
    @qinaan Місяць тому +1

    Instead of going for patent, use MT3608 dc to dc boost converter driven by each cell separately. Accumulate output voltage of multiple copies of the circuit in series and drive an inverter and live Off-Grid in peace.

  • @Gadget-Tree
    @Gadget-Tree Рік тому +10

    The plastic tube can hold an 18650 lithium cell. I'd bet $1000 that's whats inside during the test.

  • @janellepestano5361
    @janellepestano5361 Місяць тому

    Where i cn buy tht paste like , its magnetic fluid?

  • @sanattasarm1945
    @sanattasarm1945 Рік тому +1

    grafenden bu pili denemek istiyorum,grafen var elimde .sizce olurmu? grafeni cam suyu ile karıştırıp kumaşa sürüp pil yapmıştım ama mıknatısı hiç denemedim.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      Bunun çalışma prensibi çok farklı kardeşim. Grafenle normal pil yapımı var tabi.

  • @CryptoAngelKev
    @CryptoAngelKev 5 місяців тому

    I think if he has a material inside the tube that is excited by the magnets and causes it to vibrate within the copper coil this is possible. My guess would be a special property of graphene or graphene oxide mixed with a magnetic metal powder like iron nitrate in a thicker material that causes the magnetic powder to bounce of each other creating that vibration. Like molecular springs. This magnets moving through a copper coil manifests the movement of electrons. Genius. Time for me to experiment. I'll give the invention to everyone. Money is nothing if we all die in it's name.

  • @whoislikegod3391
    @whoislikegod3391 Рік тому +2

    You say, "It's not free energy," but that's what you put in the title....FAF!!! PURE FAF!!! -ElectricBoom-

  • @Naomi_Boyd
    @Naomi_Boyd 11 місяців тому +1

    The magnetite particles in the gel are carrying the flux field from the magnet. Since the magnet is stationary, it must be the motion of the particles that induce the current in the coil. Eventually, when the particles stop moving, the battery will lose power. You need a way to change the magnetic field to force the particles to start moving again. You already have a coil on it. Maybe it is rechargeable?

  • @p.k.953
    @p.k.953 11 місяців тому +1

    Ok so to summarise... He used some button cell batteries probably LR44 or similar which could easily fit inside the inner tube maybe those weren't magnets and instead were the batteries😂 or maybe he used a normal 18650 🔋 battery... I mean there are so many cut scenes in this video.. 😂😂
    Most probably he used 3 × 1.2v button cells judging by the voltage and short circuit current output

  • @wwabete2009
    @wwabete2009 Рік тому +10

    Great work! That looks great. Some amazing work from ferrofluid with some neodymium magnets. beautiful. Congratulations!

  • @augustYHW
    @augustYHW Рік тому +11

    If this is real...
    It seems that it relies on the moving magnetic field of the "special fluid" and I imagine that the counter emf generated by the coil is what keeps the "special fluid" in motion... I also might expect that if the battery sat unused (and unmoved) for any length of time that gravity would cause the fluid to settle and stop inducing current into the coil although simply shaking it would likely restore it to its original state. But how that "special fluid" is able to maintain direction of its magnetic field in the presence of the counter emf produced by the coil is a mystery to me.

    • @markholloway9638
      @markholloway9638 Рік тому +2

      I think it relies on the 2 neodymium magnets to bring continuity to the magnetic field. I think this is probably real. I’d like to see how long it could run the motor without having to move it.

    • @acoryw
      @acoryw Рік тому +1

      I don't think a coil's counter emf can disrupt the field of a permanent magnet.
      The permanent magnets orient the electrons in the ferrous fluid, and maintains the field. The ferrous fluid localizes the magnetic field as a solid ferrous core in an inductor/transformer would, but being that it's a colloidal suspension, that magnetic field is constantly moving. The moving magnetic field induces d/c electrical current in the copper coil.
      As long as the magnets keep their magnetism (don't drop the thing!) and a load is present, electrons should be able to freely flow..
      Note to poster: that current measurement value was the current flow that the voltmeter needs from the battery to complete the circuit. Measure the current draw with different loads attached.

    • @jamesbrown99991
      @jamesbrown99991 Рік тому +1

      Don't worry too hard; it's 100% fake. For a coil to provide a DC voltage, it needs a constantly increasing magnetic field. He has a lithium ion battery hidden inside, hence the 3.7V nominal output.

    • @vincemorgan9640
      @vincemorgan9640 Рік тому

      Or, there is another apparently rarely considered possibility. It is an artfull arrangement of wire, plastic, black goop and verbal garbage.

    • @lyntonblair9016
      @lyntonblair9016 10 місяців тому

      @@jamesbrown99991No, if you short a lithium battery expect big sparks or the wire would melt (like a fuse)

  • @aroundtheglobe9739
    @aroundtheglobe9739 Рік тому +8

    Unbelievable. Very nice and cool. Congratulation my friend.🎉

  • @JhonGonçalvesdeOliveira
    @JhonGonçalvesdeOliveira Місяць тому

    how would gravity influence the magnetic material in a vibracional manner?

  • @aaronsingh6496
    @aaronsingh6496 Рік тому +17

    Many of the comments are truly just people being people. I know that your invention isn't new to the world. In fact, seiko watchmakers did this a long long time ago....as we know some watches don't use batteries but are powered up by the constant movement of the hand. I guess what you did is similar to what has already been done but yours is more of a d.i.y style. So, just remember tht your title in videos you post shouldn't say something overly promising. Try keep it low, and if you have fans, they will click it...and if the video is good, they will share it. So, be cool...stay cool. Cheers.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +2

      Thanks fella. Good and sincere tips. Very nice of you 🙏👍

    • @readoryx373
      @readoryx373 Рік тому +2

      Seems as if all comments come from the perspective of prejudice, both positive and negative. Perhaps I'll be the first to try and do an actual comment based on trial and error. I'm that stupid and adventurous, overly enthusiastic about these little things

    • @RustyShakleford1
      @RustyShakleford1 Рік тому

      ​@@readoryx373updates us, use propylene glycol and ferrous powder and activated carbon

    • @Rev22-21
      @Rev22-21 10 місяців тому

      You are correct about Seiko.😊

    • @leo959
      @leo959 10 місяців тому

      True, seiko is my favorite watch for that reason

  • @SalwanKaran
    @SalwanKaran Рік тому +2

    When something seems incredible, it is fake. When someone hides the content of the main item used, it is fake. When some oscillating magnetic field is shown to be giving out a DC current without any rectifier, it is fake.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +3

      If Someone think in this way his/her ideas are fake😉

    • @sc0or
      @sc0or 4 місяці тому

      @@joyofelectronics9782That’s a physics law. If you have a coil, there will be AC. Just open a book. Dude, after many scams, there are no more stupid investors. Just make videos with cats. This will give you more money.

  • @iliasanisis7799
    @iliasanisis7799 Рік тому +3

    DC STRAIT FROM COIL..? 😅

  • @elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924
    @elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924 Місяць тому +1

    Can you do video on the magnetic liquid you used.. 😅❤😢😢. Sharing is carrying, nothing to lose 😢😢😢. We are one people 😅

  • @overunitydotde
    @overunitydotde 11 місяців тому +1

    If this is really genuine and not a hidden fake battery cell inside, don't patent it, but make it open source.
    Then you can make more money from collecting donations and let everybody know who invented it...

  • @ShafaqIftikhar-pw9ld
    @ShafaqIftikhar-pw9ld Рік тому +1

    Lovely video and thank you for sharing

  • @dkjawahar-techexpt671
    @dkjawahar-techexpt671 Рік тому +1

    Wonderful machine, this will solve major requirements ie endless energy.👍 from Jawaharlal Bharat INDIA 🙏

  • @nnejiamaechi9385
    @nnejiamaechi9385 Рік тому +3

    You are very creative

  • @ElectroBOOM
    @ElectroBOOM Рік тому

    What BS! Gravity is not energy to be converted into electrical energy! Nothing can last forever, and you just stuck a lithium battery inside your tube.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому

      Hello. I like to watch your videos. I wish you would be more respectful while doing the comment.

    • @henleysyweart
      @henleysyweart 10 місяців тому

      He is !! @@joyofelectronics9782

  • @TheseusTitan
    @TheseusTitan 10 місяців тому +1

    Well, I’m disappointed I can’t take the battery out into space with me (joking). What are the ingredients to the secret sauce inside the tube that moves very fast? Thank you for the video

  • @cemal8123
    @cemal8123 Рік тому +2

    How did yo get possitive and negative wires if there wasn't any rectifier? You need to shake the magnets inside the tube and you get ac not dc :)

  • @GraceBaidoo-n1e
    @GraceBaidoo-n1e 24 дні тому

    Please, how many turns did you turn the copper wire

  • @Myreply59
    @Myreply59 6 місяців тому

    So, to make an electric current you have to move wire through a magnetic field, or a magnetic field though a coil of wire. Voltage depends on the strength of the flux, the rate or change, and the size of the wire. Non of that is happening here. So this is a hoax.

    • @tonyromano8337
      @tonyromano8337 5 місяців тому

      Battery inside or tesla coil nearby most likely, that’s unfortunate 🤷🏼‍♂️

  • @politicalvegan
    @politicalvegan Рік тому +5

    You need to redo the whole thing in a single camera shot so the audience can be sure you're not just swapping in a charged battery that has the same look

    • @AndyTheGreyFox
      @AndyTheGreyFox Рік тому +2

      Wieso muss er das tun?
      Er präsentiert hier seine neue Erfindung, die er bereits zum Patent angemeldet hat. Wenn ihnen die Ansage nicht sicher genug ist, sollten sie einfach abwarten ;-)
      Why does he have to do that?
      Here he presents his new invention, which he has already applied for a patent. If you are not sure about the announcement, you should just wait ;-)

    • @katiebarber407
      @katiebarber407 Рік тому +2

      thats what all of these are. the trick to making free enegry is hiding a battery off camera

    • @AndyTheGreyFox
      @AndyTheGreyFox Рік тому

      @@katiebarber407 Was verstehen sie nicht an der Aussage, dass er diese Erfindung zum Patent angemeldet hat?
      Warum sollte er hier ihrer Meinung nach Lügen verbreiten? Hat er hier irgendetwas zum Verkauf angeboten und sie fühlen sich getäuscht?
      Hat er nicht. Er hat nur seine Erfindung präsentiert. Wenn sie es nicht glauben und einen FAKE vermuten - Oben rechts in der Ecke des Browserfensters ist ein X - einfach darauf klicken und dein FAKE ist gelöscht ;-)
      What don't you understand about the statement that he filed a patent for this invention?
      Why do you think he should spread lies here? Has he offered anything for sale here and you feel deceived?
      He does not have. He just presented his invention. If you don't believe it and suspect it's a FAKE - there's an X in the top right corner of the browser window - just click on it and your FAKE is deleted ;-)

    • @politicalvegan
      @politicalvegan Рік тому +2

      Well why make a video at all? If it's to prove to people then having it on high speed so 20 minutes becomes 2 minutes so we can watch him assemble it with all the materials ready and within reach and in camera view before filming... not too difficult

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +2

      @@AndyTheGreyFoxAbsolutely. Thanks 🙏🙏🙏

  • @elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924
    @elmultimediaschoolofartscu3924 Місяць тому +1

    The reason why the world 🌍😢😢is failing is because of selfish intensions 😢😢, I got everything, now I want to build but you can't tell us about your magnetic liquid 😢😢❤❤, think about it, life is short to hide such information and go with it to the grave😢😢😢
    .. please 🙏 share

    • @qinaan
      @qinaan Місяць тому

      I bet he will not share the recipe coz it is not real.

  • @qinaan
    @qinaan Місяць тому

    The only problem with self oscillating induced batteries are we cannot connect them in series or parallel to get more voltage. Because either the inductance increases in series connections of the batteries to make them self oscillate in the presence of 50/60Hz AC emission in the surroundings or the inductance decreases in case of parallel connections. It has nothing to do with earth magnetic field. If you go to a region where there is no AC power lines under ground or above this battery does not work. For that you can do one thing. Seal both ends of the inner tube in which you placed two neodymium magnets. Do not glue the magnets to the end of the tube. Let the magnets be freely moving in the inner tube which would be then hollow to give space to the magnets to move up an down freely in it. The hollow tube will be surrounded by the ferrofluid from outside. Now whenever you need to produce energy, shake the battery that will cause voltage to be induced in the solenoid. Use a small bridge rectifier and gives its output to your aluminum based 500F capacitor and you will have a very powerful battery. Use a small zener diode with bridge rectifier to regulate the voltage. The spiral move of the spikes of fluid and inner tube rotation inside and energizing solenoid will multiply the voltage many folds. if you need more current use thick wire and less turns to keep the solenoid in resonance with external 50/60 Hz AC. Best of luck.

  • @henleysyweart
    @henleysyweart 10 місяців тому +4

    I'm sorry, there are a hundred reasons why this is bull.

  • @grahamswain7356
    @grahamswain7356 Рік тому +2

    Rather interesting it makes me think of the batteries that used to be on the upright tube of the bicycles years ago ,but maybe you've gone a stage further .?

  • @janellepestano5361
    @janellepestano5361 Місяць тому

    What kind of substnd like blck paste? What kind of magnet you put inside the small tube?

  • @edwingolddelirium
    @edwingolddelirium 8 днів тому

    nice i think its magnetite what is next to gold in nature.always loading your capacitors.success with that.

  • @testedispositivowhiteempty6314

    muito bom essa bateria infinita , espero que a química usada esteja acessível pra todos e que você consiga a patente ,a corrente deve ser entre 200 à 400mA eu acho.Brazil vendo

  • @Two_Bears
    @Two_Bears Рік тому +1

    Uh, bud!
    You can’t measure current that way. You have to have a load and be wired in series directly, or by use of a shunt.

  • @sreckotunic8387
    @sreckotunic8387 Рік тому +1

    interesting, I hope you get a patent. good luck

  • @nnejiamaechi9385
    @nnejiamaechi9385 Рік тому +2

    Ok didn't exactly get you regarding the special material. What exactly are the dombination of the materials used? Yes the voltage is good and the amp is very low. Can't it be increased and if yes how? Do u think increasing the coil, black material and and magnet s will not help?

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +2

      I have been working on this project for a very long time. This is the optimum efficiency. The main problem you have to solve is the balancing frequency between the battery and gravity force. The only way of increasing current is increasing the size of the battery while stick to the frequency. The voltage will be the same.

    • @nnejiamaechi9385
      @nnejiamaechi9385 Рік тому +1

      @@joyofelectronics9782 thanks but u didn't ans my questions regarding the mixture

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      @@nnejiamaechi9385 It’s formula is secret for now. I think you will appreciate that🙏

    • @EddieTheH
      @EddieTheH Рік тому

      ​@@nnejiamaechi9385 It's secret "infinitive" magic juice!!! (Translation- the dudes making wild claims and preventing other people from testing his claims, as with most pseudo-scientific inventors).

    • @Handyman2020
      @Handyman2020 Рік тому

      The super fine wire gauge will itself limit the current because of the resistance in the wire.@@joyofelectronics9782

  • @VaibhavBirit
    @VaibhavBirit 5 місяців тому

    Bro, can you share more details. We want to make this battery. Any updates on this new innovative battery

  • @afgamer5576
    @afgamer5576 9 місяців тому +1

    Hi how magnetic paste self move in starting , according to science without motion
    No emf force generate

  • @jessieangeles7468
    @jessieangeles7468 Рік тому +1

    The magnet have potential energy..in this case if you charge the battery it will explose due to conductive materials....any guesst? Or what...

  • @newageautotechnology
    @newageautotechnology 10 місяців тому

    How long will it run that little motor ?

  • @cleardanny
    @cleardanny Рік тому +3

    i guess that the 2 magnets are 2 mini battery's i guess scam number not countable anymore.

  • @NaghamAldalie-sch
    @NaghamAldalie-sch 5 місяців тому

    Thank you my friend ...is it rechargable battery

  • @somamakara5003
    @somamakara5003 Рік тому +2

    What is a black liquid? And does it really emit unlimited energy?

  • @BobSmith-vq3uo
    @BobSmith-vq3uo Рік тому +2

    Great presentation. I believe the reason the magnets need to be at the center point is because that is where the Bloch Wall is located. It is there that the gravity waves enter the coil as it oscillates. I believe the magnet would intensify this inward movement of gravity waves. Bravo, and all the best with your patent.

  • @MateenAhmad-e7k
    @MateenAhmad-e7k Рік тому +2

    Masha Allah, great work! We want to know about super magnetic material which you used. Thank you

  • @AdrianVay-kp6te
    @AdrianVay-kp6te 3 місяці тому

    My question is how do you get DC curren from a 'vibrating' coil with nothing, electronics, added to it???

  • @mikelsauvage6621
    @mikelsauvage6621 10 місяців тому

    Thank you. That's pretty awesome. Eagerly awaiting the update after you get your patent.
    Are you selling any now?

  • @nugget4814
    @nugget4814 Рік тому +7

    Interesting concept! Very curious to see how wear resistant it is though.

  • @geofferyromany4634
    @geofferyromany4634 Рік тому +1

    Keep inventing.

  • @sterlingmmattiaputty1035
    @sterlingmmattiaputty1035 Рік тому

    hello friends, glad to see your video, what electrolyte and graphite do you use for this battery

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      Thanks brother. There is no electrolyte or pure graphite. I used a special material instead.

  • @politicalvegan
    @politicalvegan Рік тому +3

    If you're only harvesting from the magnets then your coils should only be in the middle... like double the thickness of the coil in the middle instead of wrapping it widely...

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +6

      I can understand your suspicious and hesitations but let me briefly answer your each question. First of all the whole record of the video was about 2 hours and if l upload two hours video here most of you would swear to me:) secondly you a little bit misunderstood the working principle of the battery; not coil and magnets vibrating, the very tiny particles in the special material is vibrating. That particles are magnetized by the neodymium magnets and with help of gravity force they are vibrating in a very high frequency. As the frequency is very high the voltage is high but the size is small and the current is relatively low. Lastly l just estimate that the battery will be infinitive but maybe the special material decompose over time, l don’t know yet. But the battery is still working:) we will see the result in upcoming days. I hope we are clear now☺️

    • @politicalvegan
      @politicalvegan Рік тому

      How many do you have made so far? The thing looks like you could power an electric scooter with a backpack full of them... How much does the sludge cost for one of them? Less than $15 for the magnets and the wire right? Like holy cow it would be cool if this was real... Will look for more

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      @@politicalveganfor now l can say that it’s a little bit expensive to make that blackish special material. It requires some process, but l think it could bring to a reasonable cost over time

    • @EddieTheH
      @EddieTheH Рік тому +3

      ​@@joyofelectronics9782 Look up "infinitive" in a dictionary. It doesn't mean what you think it means.

    • @mostyam2
      @mostyam2 Рік тому +2

      @joyofelectronics9782
      How did you know that the particles are vibrating? How did measure this frequency? And if you did measure or test it, why isn't that test on video?

  • @dutasatu1
    @dutasatu1 Рік тому +1

    Is the battery still working and in use?

  • @LL-ye9zm
    @LL-ye9zm Рік тому +1

    That special material looks awfully like ferrofluid...

  • @frankyzn
    @frankyzn 10 місяців тому

    Fine, 3.78 v and amp?????

  • @vinnyvasilev2322
    @vinnyvasilev2322 Рік тому

    How long would this type of battery last?

  • @chrischristodoulou1731
    @chrischristodoulou1731 10 місяців тому

    Could you provide a Current vs Voltage curve for your battery? That will anwer a lot of my questions.
    Thanks.

  • @BGittins1
    @BGittins1 10 місяців тому +1

    Complete scam .... takes a moving magnetic field through the coil to produce a voltage / current. That's why generator's have turning rotor. Static fields exist everywhere but do not generate electricity in stationary wire coils.

    • @bolkoburger151
      @bolkoburger151 2 місяці тому

      Im Innern könnte sich auch das Federwerk einer kleinen Automatik-Uhr befinden, welches sich bei Bewegung selbst aufzieht !

  • @JustineSalviejo-m8t
    @JustineSalviejo-m8t Рік тому +1

    How di we know if it is unlimited battery.. after using, you didnt check the volt.

  • @NaghamAldalie-sch
    @NaghamAldalie-sch 5 місяців тому

    Would you please tell me what is this material plesse i will be very thankfull for you

  • @kgsalvage6306
    @kgsalvage6306 Рік тому +1

    That's exactly what an 18650 looks like with wire around it.

  • @fatalwoody8577
    @fatalwoody8577 Рік тому +21

    The tube is just the right size to put a small battery into it 😂😂😂

  • @1HayesEng
    @1HayesEng 11 місяців тому

    You need a changing magnet field to induce any voltage into the coil of wire. This voltage will be AC not DC. Also a rectifier is necessary👨‍🎓.

  • @pazsion
    @pazsion Рік тому +1

    Brilliant I hope you get your patents

    • @pazsion
      @pazsion Рік тому

      This design also takes out the losses due to heat, as it would produce more energy under load and keep itself cool.
      But how does this operate in heat over 130*f and freezing?
      Not only could it be used by itself but also extend traditional batteries life and performance… when placed in line with the load… it would take the load and dissipate its forces on the circuit…
      Solar and other generators would not experience a loss under load with this battery… and the charging effect from putting current into the battery… it would generate a net positive effect without being a capacitor, yet it would store that energy in motion, heat and the material you created too… ionizing metals is a method of storage and it would release energy over time .
      😝

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому

      Thanks brother. For sure l will develop it to a perfect using.

  • @shawncalderon4950
    @shawncalderon4950 Рік тому +2

    It looks to me like the ferromagnetic fluid provides a conductive path for the magnetic lines of force. This condensed magnetic flux can maximize the voltage potential in the coiled copper wire.

    • @politicalvegan
      @politicalvegan Рік тому +3

      But why would it never deplete? Aren't magnets supposed to loose their stimulation after decades of use??? very interesting idea, definitely hilarious to imagine 160 of them in series and parallel to power a e bike or something...

    • @shawncalderon4950
      @shawncalderon4950 Рік тому +1

      @@politicalvegan magnets are like springs. Springs lose their springiness over time. Magnets lose 10% of their magnetism every 100 years.

    • @AndyTheGreyFox
      @AndyTheGreyFox Рік тому

      @@shawncalderon4950 Das mag sein. Da aber die Wenigsten von uns von sich behaupten können, so alt zu werden, ist dieser Umstand zu vernachlässigen ;-)

    • @shawncalderon4950
      @shawncalderon4950 Рік тому

      @@AndyTheGreyFox I wish I understood German.

    • @AndyTheGreyFox
      @AndyTheGreyFox Рік тому +1

      @@shawncalderon4950 It could be. But since very few of us can claim to live that old, this fact can be ignored ;-)
      I assumed that you were using the translation function in your browser ;-)

  • @PaulGrade-m3e
    @PaulGrade-m3e Рік тому +1

    Please protect yourself that is a brilliant idea and I understand your principals of how you came up with it..

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому

      Thanks brother it’s very nice to see someone got me correctly eventually 🙏

  • @alexheinerikson4277
    @alexheinerikson4277 7 місяців тому

    It’s just a ferrofluid. Nothing special Shake the bottle then then the ferrofluid transfers magnetic force from the small magnets to the coil which then stores it as an inductor. This is called a faraday generator and is over 200 years old

  • @MrMraza123
    @MrMraza123 Рік тому +2

    Since magnet is vibrating with the special fluid inside a coil then how you are getting DC out put from coil?? It must be AC current. You forgot to attach a diode to convert in to DC.

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +1

      I explained that issue in an answer of a comment brother. Please check it out

  • @ruwanchandana7383
    @ruwanchandana7383 7 місяців тому

    What is the meterial in plastic core

  • @pusesewe
    @pusesewe 7 днів тому

    promising!
    Haters gonna hate. God bless!

  • @ThomasHillier-p9e
    @ThomasHillier-p9e 6 місяців тому

    Please sell the mag paste material, I need this to power a small silicon inverter, with a transformer to power a motor, when you have a little power you can make more, no moving parts! Just the motor, this powers a gererator to make more power and is the root of my whole home power so you see why I need this. Thankyou so very much!

  • @Wyky66
    @Wyky66 Рік тому +1

    ...ciao Joy, complimenti per i tuoi video, molto istruttivi...è incredibile questa tua nuova batteria, spero che sia tutto vero e che possa cambiare il paradigma mondiale sul energia...credo di aver capito il suo funzionamento, quel fluido deve essere composto da polvere nanometrica di ferro, le nano polveri metalliche hanno un'elevata permeabilità magnetica, e mantengono un momento magnetico permanente, che In un fluido denso le nano polveri possono allinearsi lungo la direzione del campo magnetico, L'interazione magnetica tra le nano polveri le fa aggregare in cluster, aumentando la risposta magnetica, Il fluido denso impedisce il decadimento rapido del campo nello spazio, cosi si genera un accoppiamento magneto-idrodinamico per cui il fluido si muove seguendo le linee di forza...del magnete che hai messo al interno del tubetto, e la gravità fa ricadere il fluido in basso cosi in un ciclo continuo...

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому

      You are so right. Thanks brother for your comment. The battery is real not a fake video.

    • @Wyky66
      @Wyky66 Рік тому

      ...a dire il vero avevo il dubbio iniziale che si trattasse della semplice energia magnetica del magnete al neodimio che hai inserito nel tubetto, ma tensione e amperaggio che hai mostrato sono fuori scala rispetto a questo, quindi accade qualcosa di insolito in questa pila...ti rimane da svelarci il composto che hai usato per dare quella consistenza alla nano polvere...

  • @radleeand
    @radleeand Рік тому +2

    Strange how it immediately powers up with 3.7 volts and is the same size tube to fit an 18650 battery.

    • @davey2k12
      @davey2k12 Рік тому

      Or a small vape battery 😂

  • @Cst10idk
    @Cst10idk 6 місяців тому

    Could u "refuel" the magnet? I think that magnet will weaker

  • @marcothehammer
    @marcothehammer 11 місяців тому

    Forty years ago, I studied semiconductor processing and learned how pretty much EVERYTHING is always vibrating to one degree or another.
    I decided to stay on in construction after the summer break because I love working outdoors.
    Looking back, I could'a retired from that field twenty years ago before spending the next twenty having fun building things outside for myself. SMH.
    But I found a job that I loved and never really worked at all.

  • @theancientandreios7417
    @theancientandreios7417 11 місяців тому +1

    Using a mic will clear up the audio and more people will be able to hear you clearer. Good luck and I hope that you achieve your goals.

  • @hisun500
    @hisun500 10 місяців тому

    Can you charge it

  • @shawncalderon4950
    @shawncalderon4950 Рік тому +5

    Can you put the output on an oscilloscope?

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +6

      I would do but unfortunately l didn’t have an oscilloscope. Once l get one l will do so and make a video about that👍

    • @shawncalderon4950
      @shawncalderon4950 Рік тому

      @@joyofelectronics9782 awesome, I can't wait!

    • @AndyTheGreyFox
      @AndyTheGreyFox Рік тому

      @@joyofelectronics9782 Vorab: Klasse Arbeit - Ich wünsche dir viel Erfolg.
      Das kannst du relativ einfach auch mit einem Arduino-Oszilloskop umsetzen.
      First of all: Great work - I wish you much success.
      You can do this relatively easily with an Arduino oscilloscope.
      ua-cam.com/video/2sGuLeqap3Q/v-deo.html

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +3

      @@AndyTheGreyFoxthanks a lot. Appreciate it 🙏

  • @guardmisra9503
    @guardmisra9503 11 місяців тому

    How to make peizomagnatic material (black paste)used in this battery.

  • @lansanakaikai4886
    @lansanakaikai4886 11 місяців тому

    What is the special material made of? I mean the chemical components in it. Please let us know it to prove chemistry.

  • @paulbaundo6686
    @paulbaundo6686 Рік тому

    What's that black material?

  • @nataliarichard3934
    @nataliarichard3934 Рік тому

    Hi Sir please can you tell what the black liquid component name please. Thank you for answer

  • @berndg42
    @berndg42 2 місяці тому

    It is unclear why a direct current occurs when it is an electrodynamic process. So either dizziness or an electrochemical effect due to a conductive connection. would also explain the low current.

  • @ChrisBro095
    @ChrisBro095 Рік тому +5

    Cool video man, I like the concept. Just wondering how long your electrolite of sorts would last? Have you done any long term duration testing with this design?

    • @joyofelectronics9782
      @joyofelectronics9782  Рік тому +4

      I will observe for long period of time for seeing the results brother

    • @EddieTheH
      @EddieTheH Рік тому +3

      What electrolyte? There's nothing there that behaves in any way remotely like an electrolyte. This is one of those "shake to charge" devices and is a really inefficient way to make electricity. It's not a battery, it's just and extremely poor generator.
      The fact that the title uses two words the creator clearly doesn't understand should have been a red flag before you even started watching the video.

    • @graphenepixel8231
      @graphenepixel8231 Рік тому +3

      @@EddieTheH and somehow it produces 1.5 watts in the form of direct current, I expected it to be way less than a nano watt of alternating current.

    • @EddieTheH
      @EddieTheH Рік тому +1

      @@graphenepixel8231 Does it though. It disappeared off frame a few times during assembly...

  • @ti4qsl1
    @ti4qsl1 10 місяців тому

    dear mr no understand the special magnetic material, What is?. No, is not possible to produce electron movement without movement, explain to me, please.