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small micro generator with blades
My new little Micro Generator in the making with the blades I gone use,
Some parts of the generator are casted peaces from molds we made, it will be in the update.
The blades are from a Quadrocopter (a spare set = 4 blades for $20,- a set)
More to come
Brian
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has anyone replicated one of these generators?
i am interested in building one of these as a wind turbine and it looks like it might work better than the larger scale "other power" home brew turbines.
also wonder how one of these would work being run by a 1/2-1 hp motor driven by a variable frequency driver.
or possibly a small lawnmower sized engine?
any guesses on what size generator would be possible on a $750 budget?
any feedback is appreciated.
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For those who wants to know.
Brian of Energy-Creator.com live on the SmartScarecrow!
Mar 8th @ 9pm EST
The SmartScarecrow Show
20120308 - Brian from Energy Creator, Home build PMG Gnerators / alternators high efficiency DIY generators
Segment #1: This week in free energy
Presenter: Sterling Allan, CEO, founder of New Energy Congress
Estimated Time: 20 minutes
Cheers
Brian
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Good show. I plugged you to Gary, and hoped this would happen. Good on you.----------------------------------------------------
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Has anyone seen my Bedini Ceiling Fan that pushes the warm air down, and charges batteries as an added bonus? Me neither. 'Bout time I made one!!!!! :PComment
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Hello Kcarring
Thanks for the plug! Gary is a cool guy.
Hope you liked the show, I never bin live before! Lol
Hope I can give some updates in time on the show?
Tanks & Cheers
BrianComment
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Bearings:
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Simply Bearings Ltd
Would something like the following do for the 10mm rods above?
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Polyurethane rubber:
Would the following do?
Poly PT Flex 50 Fast Cure Polyurethane Rubber - 1kg | eBay...
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Alles op het gebied van kunstharsen, glasvezels, kitten, lijmen en coatings in de webwinkel van Poly-Service., but they deliver only in The Netherlands and Belgium.Originally posted by Savvypro View Post
Quires what kind of generator you making, maybe share some pictures when it is finished?
Good luck and thanks.
Cheers
Brian
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SKF ?Originally posted by Energy Creator View PostHello Savvypro
Forget EBay, much to expensive.
I use bearings from SKF but any will do.
I've been having a look trying to find something a bit tougher, but it's difficult. It's easy to find 70 and below.
I bought the plans for a Pedal Powered Generator from David Butcher: Pedal Powered Generator - DIY Plans some time ago. I'd like to basically team up the idea but use a custom generator instead of a store bought one.We have here Alles op het gebied van kunstharsen, glasvezels, kitten, lijmen en coatings in de webwinkel van Poly-Service., but they deliver only in The Netherlands and Belgium.
Quires what kind of generator you making, maybe share some pictures when it is finished?
Good luck and thanks.
Cheers
Brian
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Also maybe do something a bit smaller to put under a desk to directly run a laptop - it could also do double duty as a hand cranked version. E.g: Human Power Generator -- Generate electricity yourself
Not exactly what I'm planning but you get the idea....
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I saw the links, 65W and 110W??
You get much more out of it whit the Energy Creator coil. Lol
If you make the wheel say, 5 inch thick and place there the magnets, and around that the coil!
You will be king of the Pedal Powered Generator!!!
I will try to find some materials / rubber in the UK for you.
Cheers
Brian
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Waiting for someone to replicate and confirm the generators are as effective as claimed.
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Brian, have you ever performed a long run test under load? (you spoke in the show about water cooling??). What would be the maximum output power possible to achieve using your concept. You spoke of high efficiency. How high is the COP. is the concept limited to permanent magnets or you can use field electromagnets? does the concept allow for use of regular prime mover (diesel) or you need very high frequency?
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Energy Creator, Home build PMG Gnerators / alternatorsOriginally posted by abc1200d View PostComment
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