self charging home made 24V electric mountain bike

recharges itself from 180VDC tredmill motor attached to frame and tred motor is turned by the bikes back 26"tyre as you down hill or pedal along the flat with 24V and 4A input to onboard 24V system 2 x 12V stitched in series

Category:

Science & Technology

Tags:

• wind
• turbine
• electric
• bike
• tredmill
• generator
• 12V
• battery
• charger
• 24V
• system
• home
• made

[Dannyisgreatful]

I only understood everylast word

[TheWindMillMan]

@waterfordjmmmmmmm- cheers my good man love your attempt at having education, though your written English is some what pedantic I would therefore guess you are a frustrated yank, technical attempts at educating your type of dump squirt with even simple explanations as you are the lesser educated dump squirt are usually a waste on time and you are a dead lose I knocked this up in 10 minutes can you even get dressed in that time

PS did you hire someone to type that for you dead loss boy

[Roar75]

the idea is fantastic. 'about time...

wheres the compass and the waterbottle-holder:-?

[MrJetjoe]

@TheWindMillMan the more people that know about this kind of stuff the beater, spread the tech. I u want to spred my battery powered genarator tech. good luck,cheers.

[TheWindMillMan]

@MrJetjoe yes you are correct and I did many thanks have a wee look at my other videos on power generation

regards

TWMM

[TheWindMillMan]

@MrJetjoe you really need a loch sized tank with 4" diameter pipes to get usable power

[MrJetjoe]

@MrJetjoe oh about your bike u don't need the batterys if the tredmill moter is gen. the power. but u do need the pedels to get u going. if u have the right speed controls. sometimes if the direction is not right they will smoke so make sure they are set up right with a battery and bolth moters opp. in the right direction!!!

[MrJetjoe]

@TheWindMillMan ok, I though u were another utube ass hole I accept. I have thought of making a genrator that used a water tank and syphin hoses to recurit the tank. but someone did it and with a much smaller tank than I though it would take.

[TheWindMillMan]

@MrJetjoe sorry J

we do this into a reservoir at night to cover high draw power at peak times(as the burn runs a small hydro pump to top up reservoir) eg breakfast toaster kettle cooker same for lunch and tea time plus electric heating

may be I should have said this first, soz again hope this resolves my answer

TWMM

[MrJetjoe]

@TheWindMillMan i will never text u on anything ever. ur a dfah

[TheWindMillMan]

@MrJetjoe pump water up hill into a storage area which can be run off as required in a hydro setup, so you can at lease save some of the power you seem to have made, and make use of it

regards

TWMM

[MrJetjoe]

@TheWindMillMan and if u have a battery bank of 1000amphrs that takes 5 hours to fullly charge.