April 4, 2010
alternator secret revealed
a system in which an alternator has had its regulator and diode pack removed and a new diode setup is in place, im running into a multi tap transformer giving a push pull resonance and output of 200volts (frequency aprox 216 hrtz) and at 1800rmp and only 5 volts going in .. perfect for a wind generator or higher powered hho cell (maybe) .. grin .. stanley would be impressed .. now we can see resonance in the bifilar coil(transformer) doing the push pull and the alternator as the amplitude and frequency modulators.. yes the diodes get hot but the transformer stays cool thankyou
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and what happens when you connect the bulb straight to the alternator?
what if you use no diode at all?
sakcheegii i have messaged your account
bad quality vid. hard to see.
Good son, Now go and clean your room or there will be no icecream!
That Uranium dust is good for you.
It will make your sheep grow up big and strong and they will glow in the dark making them easier to round up on Friday and Saturday nights.
ya thanks Dad …LOL.. nag nag nag
i removed the strap .. and also dont need a pully and belt ..
the strap looks closer than what it was ..
oh by the way you guys should keep a lid on that uranium mine so we dont have to worrie about the dust blowing over to new zealand (go do some research ) where is aussie oh&s now eh?
Please get rid of the strap on that camera. Just watching that thing dangle around that moving V belt and pulleys makes my blood run cold. Dont you Kiwis have any OH&S training? Its a sure way to get a smashed camera or worse lose a finger or hand if it tangles around an appendage and gets caught up in that moving belt. Think before you film!
the drill is 400 watts 240v , the electric motor was running on a 150 watt invertor , but the frequency is all wrong to run a motor back on the output (bugger) so i guess capacitor and discharge into a pulse rotor motor would be better? back to the shed …
how many watts did it take to run that?