diy rc car engine power generator (~3.5 V) part 2

[coolio8444]

The only problem with this is it is very expensive too run $30 a gallon an consiering theyre gas hogs but its cool that you made that cool concept

[AzBirdDog]

Very cool! I have an old Nexus 30 Heli that I don't fly anymore. I thought of doing this exact thing, and here you are, Beating me to it! LOL.

Very cool! I thought of using it this way though.

Using it as a nitro powered generator, just incase your car battery dumps on me in the middle of the woods. LOL.

Do you think that it would work?

[ptalianos]

@AzBirdDog Well, It could work but keep in mind that you would need a 12V (preferably stabilised somehow, I'd say) output from the electric motor/generator while also providing a relatively large charging current. So you would need an RC vehicle engine that can supply reasonable power and a generator that can withstand the dissipation of that power in its coil(s)

[fingerspies]

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[mr0pepper1]

im making a bigger scaled model it run 20v

[dragracing3508]

i did this exact same way as you only i have a small led being powered from the electric motor

[ptalianos]

Yeah, sure, or I could just pull the throttle control on the engine a little bit more. But the only reason I built this generator is because I had an old -barely working- RC car engine that I didn't want to just dispose of, and I i wanted to do something with it, not to produce largest output voltage possible ;)

[SomLee]

you know, if you put a smaller gear on the electric motor, you would generate more voltage.

[wilzchau]

Excuse Me. Can you show me another video about the structures of the generator? I am very interested in it. And I want to build one. Thank you.

[marinostheo]

alla enan exo na po..ise teras me ta ola tou, prepi na trois dentra esi!!

[marinostheo]

mpravo mpravo, para na jimase...