DIY Video : How to build a Homemade Atmospheric Water Generator . Produces/Extracts Distilled Water from the air
- How to run a Homemade Generator on Wood or even Trash/Garbage
This video series shows how you can run a generator on wood or even trash.When wood is heated it releases a few different types of gases, I use a homemade gasifier to extract these gases out of the wood, I first run the gas through a condenser coil to condense any steam and tar out of the gas, I then use a bubble filter to catch that water and tar and it also helps in filtering out some of the unwanted smoke, next the gas runs through a homemade filter to remove the last of the unwanted byproducts, The wood gas then runs directly into the air intake on the 25cc engine. - DIY Video : How to build a Simple and Efficient Homemade Water Distiller for cheap .Great for everyday use or in emergency/off-grid situations.
This Video shows the build of a Homemade Compact ""Counter-Top" Water Distiller which literally cost me nothing to make.It's made with items commonly found around the home, so for many people, it's free to make.This Unit Makes Water Fast!.The TDS (total dissolved solids) in the water used was 575-638 ppm. The unit will purify just about any dirty water and works great for converting saltwater to freshwater.No electric power? use propane stoves, rocket-stoves, campfires, parabolic dishes... anything to get the water boiling.Only use Heavy Duty foil for the trough and make trough as smooth as possible for the best water flow. cooling the "condenser bowl" with cold cloths increases water production dramatically. - DIY Video : How to convert FREE JUNK into a Homemade Exercise Bike Generator
This Video shows how you can make a Homemade Exercise Bike Generator, made from Free Junk. This generator is built with free find parts found on the curb side.The lawn mower motor is out of a basic plug in mower and the pulley was off a GM alternator, belt is from a 80s Toyota.Building a DIY bicycle generator helps you stay in shape(something that’s essential to survival) and also generates some useful electricity to recharge your electronics off the grid. That’s what we call killing two birds with one stone.
