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diy small water pump

diy small water pump





hi! this is my first instructable. now i will show u how to make small and  powerful water pump from west. 

need:-

a motor,

nokia charger (<800ma),

two bottle's cap,

<12inch wire,

SIM card housing(any kind of hard plastic 1mm),

pen's cap,

any kind of glue.

watch this video of final result

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6dk1pR5Vz_8 

 
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Step 1




first of all we need two cap fo bottle. remember 1st cap should be small then 2nd cap. hear i use 1st cap of watter bottle and 2nd is from mosquito refill's cap.but we can also use bottle cap. now make a hole in 2nd cap. watter comes in from hear. then make second hole on the side of cap. watter comes out from hear.

do same thing in 1st cap. but remember in 1st cap we make only small hole that make comfortable for motor point.

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May 13, 2012. 1:51 AMravichaitu16 says:
nice work there.but this flow of water can we use it to cool an cell charger that will heat if used for 1 or more hours.i mean to say can we use this water flow in a cyclic process to cool the hot objects.please say me the process?like the car radiator cooling system.please tell.
May 10, 2012. 7:05 PMdeslauriers806 says:
What size motor did you use?
Dec 25, 2011. 2:02 PMdebycoles says:
I love this idea, but I'm a complete newbie to the site and the idea of making my own bits and pieces. Can you give me some ideas where I might be able to scrounge or reclaim one of these little 12v motors. What sort of products might I find them in?
Thanks
Sep 29, 2011. 9:25 AMThasya says:
How bout of we use a solar panel instead of using the nokia charger? Would it work?
Aug 11, 2011. 3:32 PMVijster1 says:
I built a floating model that pumps water out and pushes it through a tube to the top of the pump (above the water).
Jul 23, 2011. 2:13 AMsgoel2 says:
Do the size of lower cap matters in working of the pump?
Jul 17, 2011. 7:29 AMviggen23 says:
Looks great, will try this as soon as possible. Thanks for sharing man.
Jul 12, 2011. 11:52 PMraza896 says:
Thanks man. I was looking for this. I have prepared a small model of a village on a board and i just want to run the whole village on Solar power. So this thing i was missing because i want to add a running tubewell in this model of village. Thanks again
Feb 8, 2011. 1:11 PMbaudeagle says:
How long did this work when you put it in water?

Could you post a picture of it running and moving water?

What was the flow rate Liters/min (gallons/min)?
Apr 26, 2011. 2:29 PMbaudeagle says:
Thanks, it looks like it works like a charm.
Apr 23, 2011. 5:55 AMAvadhut.Deshmukh says:
Nice idea ! :)

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