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  • I was being polite and humorous at the same time thinking it was better than to refer to people as yourself as dumbasses.

  • and this is for what??? you could just spin an alternator with your hand whats this for??

  • @1wicked2008 Go easy on him, he's from the South

  • hi thanks for answer and i have 1 more cuestion how many amps u can make whit this motor and the alternator

  • where i can get this ?

  • this is useful if you want 3 phase acv

  • @FrancekPirosrancek Particularly useful if you have no aptitude with designing and building a switch mode 3 phase inverter or don't realise that you can buy a 3 phase converter off the shelf

  • good idea i like it

  • hi nice video i would like to conec 2 hp electric motor with 2 car alternator did you tik that will b work?

  • @elcomandante31able probably would work with one alternator, 2 may be to much.

  • @llewgnal too

  • I Love The Video It Can Increase My Knowledge Maxflow 3 phase alternator mounted with 1/2 hp electric motor

  • @ownerheard Thanx

  • Good, I like that you share this video, I wish success always Maxflow 3 phase alternator mounted with 1/2 hp electric motor

  • Nice Video That You Share , So Very Nice Thanks You Maxflow 3 phase alternator mounted with 1/2 hp electric motor

  • I Really Like The Video From Your Maxflow 3 phase alternator mounted with 1/2 hp electric motor

  • Your Video Is Very Useful Sharing Maxflow 3 phase alternator mounted with 1/2 hp electric motor

  • could you mod the alternator to a PMA and get more power out of it? also would need for a battery to power the alternator

  • @shadowkn1ght not sure, maybe just a different kind of electricity, D.C. ?

    depends what you want to do with the electricity, this was made to run a three phase hho cell, D.C.

  • @llewgnal i meant no need for a battery to run the alt. typo.

  • simplest way to convert electric energy into mechanic energy and back with no reason

  • @Zoomtronic1 i think the purpose of device is to go from 1 phase to 3 phase also from ac to dc

  • Question: Let's say you ran it off a car battery, and ran another alternator to the car battery to keep charging the battery which in turn keeps the system going and going?

  • @GoodTimesChopShop No free lunch , yet,,,

  • @llewgnal and no cigar

  • I assume you would add in an inverter and 3 or 4 deep cycle marine batteries? Would the inverter produce enough juice to power up the motor?

  • @jtnoodle maybe for awhile it could but would not keep up eventually.

  • well the trick to getting this right is not letting current go back into the alternator because then you get resistens from it and it tends to go in the opposite direction

  • Facet nagadałeś sie a nic nie pokazałeś. Pewnie w domu nie masz nic do powiedzenia.

  • @WandTosz Sorry do not speak Polish

  • @llewgnal There is no economic reason of building of this type of device. The power consumption through engine does not make up got power from alternator.

  • @WandTosz Right.

  • nice video 1 cuestion how long the alternator take to fully charge a 4 batteries

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  • i want to buy wind generator alternator 5kw can you suggest where it will sell

  • @vinayaksz I have never bought one,sorry.

  • @vinayaksz wrong thread

  • IF YOU HAVE AND ELECTRICAL SOURCE TURNING A MOTOR WHY DO YOU NEED THAT LIL ALT FOR............

  • @crf450rvta that "LIL ALT" as you so "yellingly" put it, puts out a lot of current...maybe he wants to make an "on the cheap" arc welder or something - high voltage, low current motor driving a high current, low voltage alternator. Electricity does not equal electricity. Do you remember that story about what happens when you "open your mouth and remove all doubts", well...

  • wait, an alternater still creates power in ac right? it's the polyphase rectifier on the back of the alternater that convertes it to dc, so really you could just put another 1/2 horse moter on the other side with a rectifier and you would not have to excite anything, because the motor would be solid state.

  • @dksmokestacks makes no sense

  • @ pivotboy63 Not if you have solar power, think about it.

  • don't you need to exite the rotor coils to get a voltage out? alternators do not have magnets inside and require the rotar to be energized. that's why my welding generator didn't work.

  • @fairyheli2 Yes, they are excited

  • @fairyheli2 All that you would have to do is supply the Armature or Stator with 8 1.5v (12v) batteries and that would be enough...

  • @fairyheli2 in the description it says modified alternator so im guessing its a PMA and not a regular one

  • @fairyheli2 ok my bad didnt watch the vid fully

  • @fairyheli2 How does it work in an automobile then ? All car alternators have magnets in them, they wouldn't work otherwise. Some do need a battery and external control box to excite the field coils.

  • @g7txu no permanent magnets, the battery provides the voltage to the rotor which means the aternators stator output can be controlled

  • @fairyheli2 There are several designs of alternator, but generally, the field coils are fed with a current (not a voltage BTW as a point of distinction) in order to create a field. Dynamos used to use a permanent magnet field but this was far less efficient and thus gave way to the alternator by the early 1970's. Would your welder not have worked by including a small 12V battery I wonder ?

  • @g7txu it probably would have, but the engine I had was only one that was given to me and now the valves are burnt out, also I don't think that that engine was powerful enough (2.5hp). I have a lot of 12v batteries now so I could have done that

  • Friend what do i need to buy for a electricla motor of 1 phace,can work in 2 speeds, low speeds and a high speed? the electric motor model is 189D1753P008 it is a motor from automatic washing machine (it is out of the automatic washing) thx for help me

  • @Pacoelo Not a very strong motor, the 1/2 hp I used heated up fast, would go with 1.5 hp 220 volts direct drive coupling.

  • Actually spinning a 220 3 phase delta or wye wound motor with a 110 or 220 single phase is a common way to make a phase converter for larger or many older machines such as large/old lathes/mills or various saws.

  • @shoprat17 It was the case 20 years ago. In these times you can but a relatively cheap unit which will generate a 3 phase supply from a single phase supply. Case closed.

  • @g7txu if you buy a phase converter you'll see solid state ones and "rotary ones" only the rotaries (like what i explained before) offer a 100% duty cycle and offer higher amp ratings (seems most solid states go up to 10-15 amps)

  • I like your video. Helped me consider some things.

    Ignore the R-tards bellowing about useless electricity

    to make electricity,

    They must be 15 yet and get an allowance from mommy

    and daddy still, and don't realize you didn't have to

    buy a $300 dollar arc welder, Instead using stuff you had

    lying about already like those of us actually looking

    for this info.

    And yes, you sound like Sam Elliot :)

  • @MrEd1220 To do it again, I would use a direct drive coupling and a 1.5 hp 220 motor.

    Thanx

  • @MrEd1220 If you use terms like 'R-tards' you must be all of 16

  • ok what is the purpose of this video .Give details. ok the generator turns the alternator

    and so what!. what is the consumption of the generation and what we get from the alternator. I can also send a video like this!.

  • @MALEXIOU1 Do it, show us what you got.

  • @llewgnal you are very smart or!

  • are you Sam Elliott? lol

  • @coolerow LOL, ha ha ha . No , had to look him up in fact to see who you were talking about, the actor.

    Gary

  • @coolerow i think silvester stalone. haha! just kiddin man =D

  • somebody help please!!!....i just don't wanna die with my idea. i believe i can couple some devices that will work to generate electricity without using any crude oil recipes. this compound device will work on it's own to generate electricity by using very small amount of the electricity it produces. i've been waiting until i get money to begin my hypothesis but i think the money won't come so soon and i don't wanna die with the idea.

  • @rolandiko Use magnetic coupling device from motor to generator. There's no friction that way.

  • @3089280288 idiot

    

  • @g7txu You are mr. fucking know it all with no explantion right? The same to you.

  • @3089280288 Your embarrassing yourself even asking for an explanation. This is not a 'free energy' machine. Even if it were, you can't dismiss Lenz's law just because you are using some whacko magnetic coupling gizmo.

  • @g7txu finally someone else with sense no such thing as free energy. even solar isn't free, well you don't pay for the rays but it is a limited source of power it will run out.

  • @MrEpicfab I think we've got another 2 million years or so before the sun starts making the oceans boil, but yes, PVs have an initial investment cost and lose their effectiveness over time.

  • @rolandiko No, please feel free to die with your idea. I would consider it natural selection.

  • I built a very similar unit using a 1/2 HP craftsman motor 1720 RPM, and the same style alternator, the motor heats up! I think it's too much load for it. I even tried a smaller pulley to underdrive the unit, and that helped, but still gets too hot to last very long.

    I'm going to try a 1 1/2 HP 3400 RPM and a 1 to 1 pulley ratio. I want this thing to be able to run 24 hours without over heating.

  • @Pinups2Showboats Also use 220 volts if available, the amp draw will be much less.

    GARY

  • @Pinups2Showboats I dont wana sound stupid or nothing, But dont alternators put out 12v? But anyways what i was thinking while watching this video was get a DC-ac converter wire it up to the Alternator And put a switching system so after motor is at top speed you can switch the power source to the motor and have it run off alternators power so it would be self sufficent, would that work?

  • @viprk24OC It will work, but you will have to use a voltage regulator of some kind. As you increase power to the fields, the alternator becomes harder to spin. and it will always make more power than it is being fed. Therefore an unregulated alternator feeding its self will create a snow ball affect. till the motor can't spin it. If you have a giant motor that can overpower that snowball affect the alternator will continue to make more and more power till in burns up.

  • @Pinups2Showboats No what i think you should do it Hook a Car battery up to the motor Motor runs amp, And the amp runs car battery. Get a DC-AC converter from wally world for like 25-40$ and There you go.

  • @viprk24OC Batteries are expensive and go bad when not used. I already built it using a power supply from a desktop computer that I picked up for 5 bucks, then I used and old variable resistor from the instrument lights of a car to regulate the feed to the alternator. I already had 95% of this stuff and only invested about 10 bucks in the whole thing. I'm using it for electrolosis rust removal and it works great! I have an engine block out there right now that looks like a giant Alka-Seltzer

  • @Pinups2Showboats Good deal, nice work.

    Gary

  • @Pinups2Showboats Yea man just make sure when you use those pc powersupplys you arent drawing more than it can put out or ull start a fire lol.

  • BTW, high torque motors like hand held drills CAN turn Alternators. Ideally, you want the Alternator to spin up to it's peak RPM of where it makes it's most amperage. Depending on it's slope (think of it as a powerband on a car engine) is where it makes most of it's amperage.

  • @CarpathianCarl Yes a direct coupled motor , get rid of the pulleys and belts , 2hp @ 240 volts, would help.

    Gary

  • On another note, if you buy some big 4000 watt invertor (like what's a most truck stops) you *might* be able to use that to run an AC motor instead of a DC to turn the Alternator. Then Alternator keeps battery charged, and you'd just run other inverters to power other electronics. Gotta use like 2 gauge wire for DC stuff. Jumper cables make cheap canidates :)

  • Using an AC motor negates the effect due to needing AC power. Basically it's the same setup a car has, minus using a gas engine to kick everything off. If you had a small area in a basement, with multiple batteries and a healthy motor, I believe it's entirely possible to say #@$% you to the electric company :) During a power outages, I've run an extension cord to a stand alone 400 watt converter  hooked up to my car, and watched TV :)

  • If you want TRULY free energy, get a 12v+ car battery (more volts = faster a DC motor will run), get a DC motor capable of a couple HP+, get a DC to AC power inverter.

    So, Battery powers DC motor which turns Alternator, which powers Battery. It's a complete cycle. Then run a power invertor to convert the DC current to house hold AC. On a big enough scale, I believe you could power a house like this. Always wanted to test, but DC motors aren't cheap.

  • Ok, just spinning an alternator takes little energy while it produces nothing giving a couple situations: 1. Alt needs a pos+ 12v current to turn on while grounded casing is neg-, 2. Some Alt need a min. speed to kick "on". Once the alternator gets the hot signal to produce current, it takes considerably more energy to turn. You'll need a couple HP 2-5 depending on AMP rating of alt. Try like 40 amp alt.

  • kinda of a waste of time and money dont you think? I mean you can get a 1 phase to 3 phase transformer for a lot less money then what you spent to build this, plus its more efficint too. uses less power to run.

  • Hey, here's a deep thought - in physics, you can't waste 1 joule to get 2 joules out of nothing, right? But at the stock exchange you can trade 1 dollar for 2! So why doesn't anybody try to build a "perpetuum mobile" based on MONEY?

  • Please sir mail me and help me.

  • Dear sir what would happen when you increase the load, this motor will get jam.. do you have any solution for that? There is noise, which motor you will suggest kindly help me.. also tell me that in the case of load megalithic field will get down the speed of motor.. in the case of increasing the RPM are we able to take our exact reading.. please advise me.. The AC motor will take amp lots then DC motor which you will advise to use in my project. I am looking lowest consumption with half AC powr

  • @sys22kh I wanted to go from 120 volt motor to a 240 volt motor with more hp. It would give double the hp and cut amps by more than half possibly, the motor I used was to small. Hope this helps.

    Gary

  • Are you going to sell this unit?

  • @Milwaukeenights Negative. All open source.

  • If I replace the engine with a fan, I wonder if I could make the fan a lot more efficient by having it use its own energy.

  • Where r output connections of the alternator?? Make your tests on load and dont forget the conservation of energy law dude!!

  • i dont get it what is this for?

  • @SPEKERDUDE It was made to run my 3 phase hho cell.

  • troydhansen what you just wrote is harder to do then say,i have been trying ,do you have a vid .to show your working model?if not then theres somthing to try..

  • that voice is lika fart

  • If he used an ac generator instead of the dc alternator,he could have closed the loop and have ou.also known as a rotoverter.Very easy to run,just need a 120v ac to start then switch to generator power and it will run forever until a mechanical failure.if you get the pulley ratios right then you'll also have enough extra Power to charge batteries or run power tools,Thanks keep it up!

  • welcome to Marlboro country

  • @MrPinaka i like your answer cool!

  • you should call it omms law =3

  • how to stop this motor??

  • a 120 amps alternator to feed a 7 amps electric motor though an inverter and a battery bank?? It is possible, why not?.

  • @metalpr1980 Yes

  • @metalpr1980 Just turn it off.

  • @TheWoodWerker

    don't be that hard with the guy, at least he understands English...do you understand Spanish?

  • what if you hook a Deep Cycle Battery Bank, a Charge Regulator and an Inverter to the Alternator to convert DC to AC and supply the motor at the same time?

  • BUILD A FEW AND CHARGE YOUR POWER COMPANY

  • 4" to 2" is not = to twice the speed. PiXRadius squared. Work it out

  • @Ionian1006 you're confusing the area with circumference. area has nothing to do with it in this setup. so instead of pixradius squared its actually 2xpixradius, which actually would be a 2 to 1 ratio in this case.

  • Respected sir,

    i have one alternator 24volt 50amp 1400rpm . plz inform this can work with 1/2HP motor. if not plz inform what kind of motor can run this..

  • i thInk u should run the alternator in reverse to power the starter in reverse, and itll gives u more effe3ncy

    but then again, i have no ldeal what is going on

    looks like a cool experiment though

  •  It was supposed to represent an automobile chargeing system.

    Gary

  • bueno creo que esa no es la idea sino la sutentavilidad a que se quiere llegar que es el fin de todo proyecto creo que primero debemos de mejorar el motor de trabajo es decir hacerlo trabajar a muy bajo amperios para poder enganchar el alternador y cambiar de generador a uno que tenga menos restencia de generacion y se logre enganchas  saludos

  • @regiomontano50 Good Luck

    Gary

  • i think its an alternator tester, to check and see what your alternator is doing when off the car. I mean you can buy a 12 volt power supply at radio shack for like 20 bucks, and it is a lot quieter than all that.

  • sound sleepy ........

  • If you needed 3 phase power instead of single phase, maybe for a welding machine, it would be practical i suppose.

  • @ujayet You would need about 7.5 amps @120 volts inverted from solar panels.

    Gary

  • ...form 1000 to 7000 so what should be the average rpm that u should set it at home thanxxxx and thumbs up!!

  • @siddiqiarsalan Think it's a 2 to 1 over drive so it would be twice 1750 or so.

  • @llewgnal thanxx 

  • @llewgnal I've been working on doing this too, during my research I noticed that alternator manufactures test alternators at 6000 rpm, which is roughly 1500-2000 rpm of the cars engine at crusing speed... but there susposto be able to handle somthing like 9000 rpm with the field inactive

  • @bill71183 Alternators originally were made to replace generators, because of rush hour traffic,a generator depends on higher rpm, setting at idle they can't charge efficiently, soyreplaced it with alterator tat chares efficetly at idle and can take the high rpm's as well.

    Gary

  • heyy can the alternator be used to charge a battery??? and then this system be used to power a car audio at home... the aim is actually to use your socket current to power car audio so will it work?? emm say you have a 120 amp battery and a 45 or 60 amp aternator .... so would it maintain 14.4 voltage?? will it over charge the battery?? plz do reply this is what i was thinkn to built and then i found your video!!!! and yes how many rpm to set the alternator on?? like in the car the rpms vary..

  • i have a solution to generate more energy out than the 40% max vs input out. use a large dc motor as a generator and place a relay on the generator output between generator and load. use a large flywheel to get inertia reduce loss. now you chould have a variable output maybe 60 to 70% effiency vs input. only use a motor half as powerful as your generator.

  • How many amps does the motor use with no load on the alternator?

  • and this is supposed to be used in what?

  • Ok now what if you got a car battery and a power inverter, hook the power inverter to the car battery along with the alternator charging the battery, then plug your electric motor in to the power inverter. Would that not be free energy??

  • @venom8343 funny you said that. A guy ask if we had a power inverter that could be plug'd into the cig lighter. I said yes.....then I ask for what did he need it for,we had a couple models. He wanted it for a car battery charger....How much draw did it have, I ask? He didn't know off hand. Asking further he told me he wanted to charge the car battery in the car while driving .....because it didn't stayed charged. After my co-worker started to cry,and fear laughing out load stepped to the back

  • @venom8343 I have been thinking the same thing and I am stumped on 2 things. 1st is that there isnt enough juice for the LRA. In order to start inertia you will see a spike in the amperage and the draw on the motor is intense until the RLA windings take over. My best solution for that was a DC volt VFD (variable frequency drive) motor that you could ramp up to speed, and starting with a fully charged 24v DC Battery.

  • If you have an electric compressor (or petrol one) and a spare alternator, I guess you could use it to make a very cheap powerful DC power supply.

  • You sound like Barry White!

  • Would like to know what would happen if you changed the alternator to a 10kw or 20 kw permanent magnet generator(PMG), but having the motor connected to the PMG by way of a 6 bolt faceplate and doing away with the belt??

    I would have thought you would need a bigger motor, anyway interesting project you have there

  • @badlittlemonkey73 Yes If I ever go back into this , I would run a larger motor @ 220 volts, and a direct drive, but that still brings you back to useing brut force amps to generate hho, there are better ways I beleave,,,

    Thanx

    Gary

  • cool build 

  • @X3ra53m3x Thanx

  • cool! u shpuld be a airplane pilot haha

  • if you need electricity to make electricity, that kinda defeats the purpose, doesnt it?

  • @pivotboy63 The purpose was to seperate the pulses , or phases of the alternator to run my three phase cell.

    Gary

  • @pivotboy63 I think the point is to get high amprage DC without buying a $1000 power supply, not only that... if he removes the regulator from the alternator and puts a variac in place he"ll be able to rase voltage and lower amprage... it becomes a very wide ranged DC power supply

  • @pivotboy63 kind of like, it takes 3 barrels of oil to extract 10? more? less?

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  • @pivotboy63 I had to revise my earlier post to clarify. If you are depending on solar power with a battery bank, this type of setup could give you many more hours of electricity than you use with a generator. There are very few, or very expensive high output 12 volt charges. Some will claim 55amps (such as one at wal-mart for $98), but the fine print will state that amperage only for 160 seconds before slowing rate down. If at your house with land power, not likely good. in an RV, could benefit.

  • @pivotboy63 Yeah but this experiment takes in less electricity to produce a continuous flow of electricity. It's kind of like it takes gas to move gas. Does that defeat the purpose? Duh...... that's how energy works

  • what are these good for?

  • I think you can use 2 or 3 alternators

  • @St3Beyma

    What are you talking about... then from where does the energy come? Don't be silly, you're talking about free energy, no such thing.

  • Stanley Allen Meyer used a DEREGULATED alternator as an "Amp Inhibiting Device" to restrict amp flow. If you look at WFC Memo 420 DA, which can be found by searching for "International Independent Test Evaluation Report PDF" on Google, on page 1-10 (Figure 10XA: Rotary Pulse - Voltage Frequency Generator) you will see a schematic diagram. Your half way there. Good luck.

  • what if you can two alternators to this one 1/2 hp electric motor? it could make a bit more power and maybe use a alternator that has more amps

  • @blackdemon270 Depending on the amp draw, that is what determines the motor size.

  • yesss, this is the thing that is i was searching for a month,,, :p

  • Is it possible to have 3 car alternators charging a single battery or a battery bank?

  • Their really is no point in this, the energy required to operate the motor would be more than what the alternator would produce, its basically a transformer, in put AC, out put DC. except this way is very inefficient.

  • @MsBLINK182LOVER I was going to make hho with it, never followed up on it to much , check out my three phase cell for hho. Some people have had great results with the alternator setup for hho, as Stan Meyers did.

    Gary

  • @MsBLINK182LOVER : that is true, i thought am the only one who was confused about this project...now i know its a crap!

  • @St3Beyma yes

  • @St3Beyma Only with a Honda,,,lol