I turn PVC pipe into a water pump no need electric power

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#waterpump
#freeenergy
#kinghomemade

[csinalabama]

obviously, this is being filmed south of the equator where things fall off the earth because they are upside down. Lost a cousin to outer space that way.

[PappyMcPoyle-vjvt]

If physics worked like this... all the P-Traps in my house would be spewing water out of my sinks and toilets.

[SumYungGuy-qk]

Next he'll build a Space station with bamboo 😂

[sledzilla]

The only way to move water through a pipe is to either push water into it with a pump, use an Archimedes' screw, bubble air into the vertical pipe or make a siphon. The siphon is the only true no power way to move water. The only way a siphon can work is if the outlet is lower than the inlet. Gravity pulls the water to it's lowest point, creating a suction at the inlet. This is 100% fake. Replacing the rubber seal with a Schrader valve is the easiest way to fake this.

If an air line is connected to the Schrader valve, the rising air will lift the water up the pipe and out the exit. I think there are either some clever video cuts where the air hose is hooked up and placed in the water or the check valve has been further modified to allow a hidden hookup under water with a push on fitting. There will be thousands of people who will pass the video around showing the "magic" water pump. The author will get his views and possibly $ for advertising. People don't know anymore that the seemingly impossible videos are almost always faked. Like the guys that build seemingly impossible homes in the jungle dirt - pictures surfaced of heavy construction equipment tracks when it was supposed to be done by hand. If you see it on social media - there is probably a 30% chance it's fake.

[BRIANBOY]

The laws of physics don't apply when you're scamming people.

[nerdwhispererscottyj.]

You don't need the bicycle inner tube schrader valve inside the check valve. In fact, you don't need the check valve at all. Or any particular configuration of pipe. Just properly align the end of the pipe with the outlet of the hidden underwater fountain pump and presto!

[joeytofoic]

In the first 20 seconds he shows you his 'siphon' begins working without priming. There is a battery operated pump. The alteration to the check-valve is totally useless also.

[barbarianatgate]

"Next, I shall power my home by plugging the extension cord into itself!"

[seeharvester]

Newsome has signed a new tax bill to buy a bunch of these for California to pump out Tulare Lake.

[fido]

If this was even possible it would be done world wide.

[cdcchaguanas]

Hey. This guy's a genius. He has all kinds of experts arguing and commenting while he's laughing all the way to the bank. Mission accomplished.

[RonColeArt]

Okay I'll admit it, I got excited for a second. I really wanted it to make sense because I was already building my energy producing perpetual motion machine. I'm very open minded that if somebody ever figures out a way to do it, it will probably be in a way that in hindsight should have been obvious to us because it will be a very simple principle, like water crawling up a sponge.

[curtdunlap]

That battery operated submersible pump in the foot valve makes the shaking motion work better.

[mehdim.rahimpour]

Sir, can you also make a video of how to build a Nuclear Reactor with PVC pipe? You'll get more views from that.

[DonziGT]

FREE ENERGY! This guy just saved the planet!! Imagine millions of these powering generators all around the world doing nothing but moving water from one pond to another, then back!

[Sasklahoma]

As a Millwright/Industrial Mechanic that’s worked with pumps for over 20 years. I can tell you that this absolutely works. The Schrader valve is nothing more than a stop. To fill the hole of the one-way check valve. The water is then allowed to move through the strainer filling the pipe to the top of the drop. When the pipe is full to the top of the discharge it has built up suction (displacement) to carry the water out of the pipe. As the water leaves the pipe, it creates suction. The suction causes the water to be drawn in again to the one-way check valve filling the drop and discharging the water. This is a great way to move water across flat areas or a minor uphill slope. There isn’t enough head pressure built up to move water uphill but this will work.

[nomadchad]

You could've actually made one of those cool gravity pumps that use no electricity and be a hero but you're less than zero

[DamaniDanDadar]

Finally, a video to 'disprove' Bernoulli's and energy equation which I learned in Fluid Mechanics and Hydraulic Engineering. The piping must have negative head loss or the system is creating energy for this to work 😂😂

[arubaguy]

No way this is real. One of those pipe sections has to have a battery-powered pump and battery inside it. Or maybe that part of Asia is not subject to the laws of physics.

[derriclyns]

I feel like my knowledge in physics is totally gone wrong and gravity doesn't exist