Quote from: franco malgarini on January 27, 2017, 09:33:12 AM
Lift water free:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YbBJXH6Py80&t=385s

"barrel siphon". (sifo'n barril)
These are popping up all over South America and Mexico
As a means to lift and transport water without a pump
And with no input power.


I'm having trouble finding a video with English description
But these are already proven in the farming industry
For 6 years.

No, the barrel siphon is manual, the other is free!!!

Others types of reactor

SGWN Generator:

https://gradientitemporali.files.wordpress.com/2017/01/s-g-w-n-generator_english-1-1.pdf

Quote from: franco malgarini on February 01, 2017, 01:27:00 PM
No, the barrel siphon is manual, the other is free!!!

The video you show is the barell siphon.
A barell is placed sideways with an evacuation valve
At the top side of one end.


A siphon tube is placed 45-degrees to the water source
Height of lift is controlled by a vacuum
Water is placed in the barell to a point above the
Output valve at the bottom, directly below the evacuation
port, on the opposite end of the barell.


The barell is then evacuated until water is pulled up from
The source.
Once water begins flowing into the barell, which is usually
audibly detected, the output valve is opened.
The outgoing water maintains the vacuum pressure
Which draws water from the source into the barell.
The distance between the input and the water level
inside the barell, keeps the vacuum stable.


It works for free