Alternate Energy Bike Generator

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Uploaded by on Jun 9, 2010

Is kind of distracting trying to run the camera on my laptop. I cant find a mirror image setting so it is opposite of what you see which makes you feel like your arms are on backwards. The sound is better but i always seem to have the camera below what i am talking about. I hope you see it all. The system is just a bike, a battery, two 12 volt dc motors, a 110 volt inverter, a couple switches, a few lights.... you can easily generate the energy you need to run your computer or a television and dvd player, radio, telephone, etc... as well as energy efficient heaters. Collect a few little parts and start tinkering.. :-)

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  • using an exercise bike to generate 12 volt and 110 volt electricity for lights, batteries, computers, etc...

  • using an exercise bike to generate 12 volt and 110 volt electricity for lights, batteries, computers, etc... easy to make out of discarded junk :-)

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  • Great info Jim !!! Thanks !!! Those would be cooling can moters..... Nice !!! 6+12, good show !

  • very cool. :). but the way you keep saying uh uh um. it seems as tho you did not plan out what you were going to say before.

    but that is really cool that you can basically get fit AND have free energy lol. :D. you should make more of these kinds of videos if you can. they are really awesome.

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