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Dec
19

SOLAR DEATH RAY WATER aqua lens with 1/3 Kilowatt Heat Energy grid free energy

This solar water lens that is almost 30 inches in diameter is grid free energy and can burn through wood quickly. It delivers a very large powerful focal poi…

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  1. Rob Anderson says:

    As long as the sun is directly above your lens your gonna get that
    concentrated beam…but any other angle and your focal point goes bye bye.

  2. Asdy M says:

    this is great for places where there is snow. cold climates

  3. Night Runner says:

    Fire and water DO mix! Very cool video, thanks! 🙂

    Kinda trippy at the end, there… goes well with the music..

  4. coachgeo says:

    Dan. If you have this set up still….. can you see how it works with RV
    tank antifreeze or similar. Where I live it freezes at night this time of
    year. So lense would have to melt each day before it would work. Alcohol
    would work…… but then become a torch I would think.

  5. Hristo Arnaudov says:

    WTF is that at the end?! Your nightmare ending attempt ruins the whole
    scientific note of the video! Please don’t do that anymore!

  6. Frank Halayko says:

    Fire from Water, cool

  7. Danger Ehren says:

    the hell happened at the end there buddy!?

  8. Koomi Koomie says:

    What did that music mean with that black burn you show? That was
    unexpected. Is there a safety use code with that for us audience to know
    about it? (with God in mind)

  9. Mark Marsh says:

    That was f***ing brilliant! 

  10. AyyTwisted says:

    Its almost as if this is the way we as human beings should be doing 

  11. KOTYAR0 says:

    This editing at the end was BAD

  12. Justin Rojas says:

    Aye cuz so tell me how and what applications have you incorporated with
    this shit

  13. punishedexistence says:

    I always thought water attenuates the IR energy, which really is what gives
    it the kick…but apparently, this works pretty good. Nice job!!

  14. ubermench1000 says:

    Too cool,you’re a very inventive guy.How can you make it hold its shape so
    that you can do the cleaver thing you did on doomsday preppers where you
    designed a sun tracker.Hook even that up from 11an-1pm focused on a
    sterling motor turning an electric generator ,and you could easily charge a
    bank of batteries to run your house on 24/7 or at least run the meter back
    and lower your electric bill. Damn cleaver/cool dude !

  15. Hentry Kuruvila says:

    A quick question.. Why cant we have a big permanent parabolic light
    concentrator, focus the light been to a water tank that generates powerful
    steam that can be used for many purposes.. like steam driving a generator..
    pure water by distilling this steam.. a system like this in coastal area
    can be used for converting sea water to drinkable water.. many other…

  16. Green Silver says:

    Someone else has invented this after you Dan, this guy will go far using
    your ideas.

    http://www.iflscience.com/technology/student-develops-inexpensive-solar-lens-purify-polluted-water
    

  17. Karch Amadeo says:

    Can’t help but amuse myself with the idea of having this set up at the
    wrong height and causing a fire.

  18. Tim Caffery says:

    Lemme ask you this. If a solar panel had a “lens” (I guess), that was like
    a super thin water tank could that improve Energy absorption? And, with you
    lens that got 3k degrees, what if that was on a solar panel, backwards?
    Would it disperse light?

  19. Thomas Nguy says:

    Aqua Lens aren’t getting its due recognition as a cheap, reliable form of
    green energy. These oversize improvised magnifying glasses pack more punch
    than the land defacing, bird killing windmills and government cronies,
    dependent, taxpayer subsidized solar panels championed by Leftists.

    A single Aqua Lens is powerful enough to melt metal. And as this clip
    demonstrate, desalinize and purify water. Think of the numerous application
    that could ease our reliance on fossil fuel and compliment other fuels like
    natural gas. 

  20. brimokempify says:

    AWESOME, ya wanna know what would make it more aweome? If it looked like a
    vagina

  21. Bill Wells says:

    What a great concept. Yes, some practical issues in tracking, but making a
    parabola with weight of water on plastic sheet is good knowledge..
    The sun gives off 1367 w/sq meter. At surface earth, we get about 1000 w/
    sq meter. If you get 1/3 kW thet is 33% efficiency that would be darn good.

  22. Mury Susanto says:

    That’s how bush fire started, in western Australia where climate is warm
    and in summer the temperature exceeded 40 degrees Celsius, just a drop of
    water in a hay plus hot sun gives off magnification which started the fire
    and quickly spreads due to very dry hays and shrubs.

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  24. David DeBacker says:

    i enjoy this video

  25. Wasteland Seven says:

    Very cool. :)

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