@bazmechanic: Make 220v 1000w free energy generator with copper works for a long time. #mechanic #foryou #yfp #machanic #freeenergy #energy #electric

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leakedmacbookair :

if it relies on CR2025/2032 batteries than its not free energy is it?

2024-02-19 21:41:31

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buharisuleman94 :

yas

2024-02-18 15:33:02

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Mimo421 :

only in TikTok

2024-02-19 15:58:42

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Lone_Windigo :

Edison et Tesla en sueur

2024-05-18 08:17:40

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AchillesGaming :

video is so close up to hide the live wires

2024-02-19 08:34:38

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oliviernovac :

il est où le champs tournant ?...

2024-02-18 21:23:19

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nefakcenko :

why knife ?

2024-02-20 21:15:15

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sulyman makahlah :

How long will the disregard in people's minds continue?😏

2024-02-19 13:06:58

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hervuguen :

n importe quoi😂😂😂😂😂

2024-02-26 21:25:07

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꧁𝔸𝕓𝕖𝕚 𝕐𝕒𝕟𝕟꧂ :

Ya, I never pay any electricity bills because of this trick.

2024-02-21 14:47:48

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hectickunt :

they've always said,he's a few magnets short a pair of lamps.

2024-02-21 01:27:09

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@Globeagle :

let's make free energy!

2024-02-19 06:58:27

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ไอ้หน้าหวาน.😋 :

แก้😂😂

2024-02-20 08:01:03

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Danielsilny :

serio to działa te magnesy czy to lipa ?

2024-02-21 10:45:37

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Viktor Becker :

Ich raff das nicht, es ist unmöglich Strom aus den nichts zu bekommen, warum versuchen es Menschen überhaupt!!!

2024-03-02 05:55:08

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jozin zbazin989 :

pierwszoplanową rolę grają magnesy

2024-02-18 16:28:09

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Віктор :

все, я побіг робити 😂😂😂

2024-02-18 15:56:12

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Андрей :

Отличная вещь! Сделал, все работает, правда сосед пришел, у него свет пропал, сидит сейчас без света, даже не знаю, как быть...

2024-02-19 11:14:53

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Seba I co jeszcze :

kuchenka indukcyjna pod blatem 😂

2024-02-19 10:31:13

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user9416221825990 :

Столько крутил проволоки, мог собрать генератор Теслы- на одном транзисторе.

2024-02-18 20:15:49

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Ондрюха :

главное грамотно спрятать провод с напругой😂

2024-02-19 18:54:40

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Muhammed41 :

😂ja ist klar, die Batterien im Holz gut versteckt 😂

2024-02-19 17:56:14

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Strong1 :

физика покинула чат

2024-02-19 08:25:40

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daniel heilmann :

energie wird nur bei bewegung des magnetfeldes gewonnen

2024-03-17 20:55:59

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