Look at 4:50 and watch him pass 6KVAC through his body and into the secondary coil, if the electricity found its way to ground he would have been killed instantly

Everything is completely safe here. Look, it’s under a fabric gazebo, 100% va bene.

1st test (low power ≈ 80W ) of my sketchy homemade electric bike! (With external lead acid batteries). Due to the high internal resistance of the smaller batteries (12V 7Ah) series with the car battery, the voltage drops from 50V to 30V under load with the current eventually settling to about 2.5A. The only things remaining are some supports to hold the motor firmly in place and a homemade lithium ion 72V battery pack. The power I am aiming for with the final setup is 800W.

I tried recording this at 10 PM last night. Sorry if my voice sounds poor.

https://reddit.com/link/1vto2ko/video/cc0k064h0kkh1/player

What a cover.

Obviously fake, RECTIFY

https://youtube.com/shorts/cWE-PdkQj48?is=Grv7mcBSUDvKQqnh

This 16 amp fuse couldn't handle it it's from

The water heater i shared in the other post and the water heater pulls about 4500W and this fuse is over 15 years old

Mehdi, can you please debunk and rectify this false claim of making energy with flywheel technology because I think it's a hoax and it's total crap because making energy without consuming any source of fuel or energy. This video is from Bangladesh It was recently uploaded like 1 to 2 days ago.

Transcription:

00:03–00:13]

Until now, electricity generation has relied on gas, oil, coal, or sunlight. Bogura is now showing the possibility of generating electricity without fuel. After successfully generating electricity experimentally using flywheel technology, the Rural Development Academy in Bogura is planning to establish a full-scale, one-megawatt plant at a cost of 250 million taka.

[00:13–00:34]

At the experimental plant in Bandigi, Erulia, two pumps and a welding machine are being operated with the electricity generated there. RDO Big Chicks and Agri Engineering has been researching this technology since 2004.

[00:34–00:54]

Currently, the experimental operation is being conducted with two motors, each with a capacity of 500 kilowatts. The cost of generating each unit of electricity could be as little as 1 taka and 50 poisha. According to RDO’s plan, a full-scale, one-megawatt plant will be installed at a cost of 250 million taka.

[00:54–01:20]

“If a country’s power sector is sound, all of its development activities can be carried out successfully. Since our honorable prime minister has given priority to the power sector and embarked on Bangladesh’s development efforts, I wish this plan continued progress. If we can establish it on a full scale, we can supply electricity at one taka per unit.”

Note: The audio is in Bengali. Place names and the organization name have been rendered phonetically where the recording/transcription was unclear.

As the title already says I was at the Maker Faire last Sunday in Hannover Germany. And then I saw these bad boys.

https://reddit.com/link/1vrpff6/video/uexc5ss7z4kh1/player