That's amazing that electricity is generated from the difference of the temperature. Seems to be in nature that electricity is the difference between polar opposites, this is another fantastic example of this.
I've been watching your shows non stop ever since I found them, PLEASE keep making new ones! I'm absolutely fascinated by your work. apprenticeship under you would be nothing less than an honor
hello Mr Teslonian is there any way to generate electricity by the use of thermocouple in which hot junction is contuniously provided by the solar concentrator
lol... I love the idea of a generator with no moving parts that can break but i'm not sure i have as much patience as you to twist that much wire together....must have taken you ages.
Are there better mats to use aside from Aluminum and Iron? Could you substitute the Iron, or Aluminum for Copper? If so which one would be best to replace? I'm looking more for the higher heat transfer, Looking to achieve the Peltier Cooler Affect where they can just drop a little of water on the cool side and get instant Ice.
You had mentioned using the stove to heat one end. What about the other ? I was thinking about the ice maker on the fridge, cold water. But then I remember back in the early 70's I lived in a trailer. It had aluminum wiring. Every damn time it rained I had to pull every light switch and plug in apart and clean them, they had corroded.
Do you have to pull the staples as you pour your cement to prevent losing production due to a closed circuit on your cells? Sorry, I am a simple 55 year old farm boy. I gather the the contact from your twist of dissimilar metals when you add heat to this area you get voltage production. Not because of the length of the wire itself.
Great videos but could the sun provide enough heat like in a large black metal box on a scale of say 4x8' or larger. Could one end of the wires be buried several feet in ground to maintain approx 55 degrees.
+alejandro catan (morfeo) Yes, it as all combinations of dissimilar conductors work in more than one way the Seebeck effect is for power generation and the Peltier effect is for electric cooling and heating.
***** In theevent this turns out to be a duplicate comment, sorry. There are several DIY refactoyr cement videos here at RUclips. What ever mortor is use wont it be a thermal conductor not a thermal insulator? I belive it's a conductor, so putting the cold side junction in the mortar should work best in radiating any heat that travels down the wire to insuring the cold side junction is colder that the heat side junction.
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Also I have a theory on earth batteries and how you may be able to achieve better results from them while it may require more work my thought is that perhaps you may see a increase in output if the cathodes and diode units are placed in the earth at different levels and in different arrangements ......such as one cell burried to 10ft and another at 1ft or ground level as well as instead of in straight lines to place them in large circles to truly test if the earths magnetic field has any affect on the output ,,,,,,,,,good luck and have plenty of fun with your experiments and researxh
I love your vidios . I know nothing about electricity but you explain your experiments in such a way that I am still able follow along ....thanks. oh We love Rocky to
Very interesting I am currently working on hte of water to make hydrogen and oxygen through heat and electric fracturing ...separate..... I am studying the effects of several theories such as super heating water to 1800 degrees F then sending the superheated steam through a magnetic field and finaly past a set of electrolysis plates with good success !!! however I am seeking 100 percent efficiency ......Stan Meyers had a theory that using a resonant frequency could perhaps help with breaking the convalescent bond of h20 .......I am curious what your belief is on this concept and how you think it might help to break the bond thanks
why not fasten the hot side to out side of stove pipe to recieve heat make sure to insulate none metal and just run out about 6 inches out in the air with cool side and not go through the pipe.
Love your idea man, it is really use full for me , i belong to extreme hot desert , but i need some more information about this , please give me you mobile number or Skype so we can talk more and share ideas
That's amazing that electricity is generated from the difference of the temperature. Seems to be in nature that electricity is the difference between polar opposites, this is another fantastic example of this.
I've been watching your shows non stop ever since I found them, PLEASE keep making new ones! I'm absolutely fascinated by your work. apprenticeship under you would be nothing less than an honor
You have one of the most fascinating channels I have ever seen.
hello Mr Teslonian is there any way to generate electricity by the use of thermocouple in which hot junction is contuniously provided by the solar concentrator
why didnt the staples short the voltage?
Insulation on copper?
lol... I love the idea of a generator with no moving parts that can break but i'm not sure i have as much patience as you to twist that much wire together....must have taken you ages.
You are an engineering genius!
Are there better mats to use aside from Aluminum and Iron? Could you substitute the Iron, or Aluminum for Copper? If so which one would be best to replace? I'm looking more for the higher heat transfer, Looking to achieve the Peltier Cooler Affect where they can just drop a little of water on the cool side and get instant Ice.
these videos are so interesting man, please keep up this mini series! would love to hear of any progress
it's how a thermocouple works. this is used in the world mostly to detect temperature in a calibrated fashion.
Why didn't you go with the pencil lead that you featured in one of your other videos?
if you surround a part of it with a black body, would it generate more electricity due to the higher absorption of heat?
I'm wondering if sticking the cool side in Mineral oil would cool that side well and for free
Is your wire enamel coated?
You had mentioned using the stove to heat one end. What about the other ? I was thinking about the ice maker on the fridge, cold water. But then I remember back in the early 70's I lived in a trailer. It had aluminum wiring. Every damn time it rained I had to pull every light switch and plug in apart and clean them, they had corroded.
An excellent firebrick recipe: Mix 80% vermiculite or wood ash to 20% fiber reinforced(crack resistant) concrete.
can u show us powering an LED using iron-aluminum thermocouple .
Try two ninitol wires conected and heat only one
Is is regular metal wire?
Very Good , but at the End you could demonstrate voltage throughout all this lengthy arrangement
Do you have to pull the staples as you pour your cement to prevent losing production due to a closed circuit on your cells? Sorry, I am a simple 55 year old farm boy. I gather the the contact from your twist of dissimilar metals when you add heat to this area you get voltage production. Not because of the length of the wire itself.
Hey Mr. Teslonian! Have you ever tried making a large scale galvanic pile? I would love to see how much voltage you could get from a galvanic pile.
how many watts/amps is this generating though?
milliWatts probably
Great videos but could the sun provide enough heat like in a large black metal box on a scale of say 4x8' or larger. Could one end of the wires be buried several feet in ground to maintain approx 55 degrees.
Does higher temperature result in greater voltage?
aluminium and iron? is it because of the galvanic series?
This coupling gives the highest voltage out of the readily available base conductors, it on the other hand has the lowest amperage.
Perhaps nitinol/iron wires would have been better?
Nice,some effect like a Peltier element?
what is 250 milivolts gonna run tho?
Will it cool and heat
seems like the softer the metal on the negative and the harder the metal on the positive with heat generate higher volts. shalom
what happens if you put electricity on that? wich side will be hot and wich side will be cold?
+alejandro catan (morfeo) Yes, it as all combinations of dissimilar conductors work in more than one way the Seebeck effect is for power generation and the Peltier effect is for electric cooling and heating.
alejandro catan good question
@mr Teslonian: what is the maximum current supplied by this low volt DC Generator?
Very very little, I didn't test this combo for amps
The staples short across the thermocouple junctions as a secondary junction at the same ambient temperature and therefore of no affect.
Plaster of Paris and equal parts sand is suppose to make decent firebrick...
thank you good idea mixing the sand.
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In theevent this turns out to be a duplicate comment, sorry. There are several DIY refactoyr cement videos here at RUclips. What ever mortor is use wont it be a thermal conductor not a thermal insulator? I belive it's a conductor, so putting the cold side junction in the mortar should work best in radiating any heat that travels down the wire to insuring the cold side junction is colder that the heat side junction.
How can we scale this up to wrap an old oil drum 🛢️ like a burrito 🌯 for a diy teg sand battery ? I'm wondering about how to utilize aluminum foil which is readily available. Thanks a lot and all the best SUBSCRIBED! 💜
Phone lines will be the future. £x per trickle of coulombs per day :( We are screwed at every junction by governing. Thank you thank you for your desire for freedom. Subscribed.
what material?
+Vladimir Nachev Iron and Aluminium
Have you ever considered connecting a peltia element in the center?
if you have the old radiator with the copper fins couldn't you just add on a custom or a few pc heatsinks to the top of it and bam?..
Also I have a theory on earth batteries and how you may be able to achieve better results from them while it may require more work my thought is that perhaps you may see a increase in output if the cathodes and diode units are placed in the earth at different levels and in different arrangements ......such as one cell burried to 10ft and another at 1ft or ground level as well as instead of in straight lines to place them in large circles to truly test if the earths magnetic field has any affect on the output ,,,,,,,,,good luck and have plenty of fun with your experiments and researxh
awesome!
Level quick from home depot. sets up fast.
saw the video of the pencil and aluminium. you can make graphene and dope aluminum sheets with it. give it a try. I know Im gonna
The cell connectors ( crazy twisted metal )...
IF you use alum (potassiumaluminiumsulphate) between 2 plates of different metals like Copper and magnesium you get araound 1volt from 1cell.
Peace
hi can you post a link to some reference please??
Dag Larsson There are many electrolytes you can put between dissimilar conductors to make a battery. Some even solid.
then heat the Cooper and cool the magnesium it might be less amps thou
I love your vidios . I know nothing about electricity but you explain your experiments in such a way that I am still able follow along ....thanks. oh We love Rocky to
Very interesting I am currently working on hte of water to make hydrogen and oxygen through heat and electric fracturing ...separate..... I am studying the effects of several theories such as super heating water to 1800 degrees F then sending the superheated steam through a magnetic field and finaly past a set of electrolysis plates with good success !!! however I am seeking 100 percent efficiency ......Stan Meyers had a theory that using a resonant frequency could perhaps help with breaking the convalescent bond of h20 .......I am curious what your belief is on this concept and how you think it might help to break the bond thanks
Daniel Eggland Sounds interesting, put a vid up, I'm sure people will watch it.
why not fasten the hot side to out side of stove pipe to recieve heat make sure to insulate none metal and just run out about 6 inches out in the air with cool side and not go through the pipe.
Interesting idea. Thanks.
Merry Christmas everyone!!!
try carbon graphite pencil cores and aluminium wires...
or better yet graphene and aluminium
one is copper cable byt another one is wt?
Try using water for cooling.
wow, pretty cool
Have you given up on this project? Hope not looking forward to a possible next step video.
+Pete Kight This is part two if your interested. ruclips.net/video/XQyuYnSTSIg/видео.html
or thermocouple to LED connection
Love your idea man, it is really use full for me , i belong to extreme hot desert , but i need some more information about this , please give me you mobile number or Skype so we can talk more and share ideas
We need to meet
Aluminium XD
Very cool video! Going back to basics with the wires. Could I get your thoughts on mine? ruclips.net/video/Vgtcs2W22Bc/видео.html